my brother gets treated so poorly at this school and they get him in trouble for ANYTHING. he…read morerecently got suspended for leaving his group to DRINK WATER. It's not his fault the adults can't take responsibility to watch over the children they're supposed to lol. do not recommend this school at all.

It's permit absolutely outrageous and the teachers are all rude to the students. Everyday they have…read moreto go through torture and abuse, also the food is disgusting and moldy. My kid goes here and comes back with stomachaches and they also say they are getting shamed for being gay and fat. I am pretty outraged with all the disrespect and abuse. I have visited the bathrooms and seen blood pads and tampons all over the wall and some cockroaches on the walls and floors, there's some shit stains on the toilet and there's skid marks all over the toilet bowl. And the boys bathroom has shit on the wall and toilet paper sticking to it and there's shit on the floor and sink, plus the urinals. Have a good day. -Maryanne Elizabeth

Great school, I highly recommend PRS. My daughter loves it and the teachers are great.read more

My daughter started 9th grade at PRS and couldn't be happier. The school environment is welcoming…read moreand the teachers build connections with their students beginning on day one. With under 14 students per class, my daughter is an active participant and getting so much more out of her education. We are proud to be part of the PRS family.

I have just graduated San elijo middle school and i have gone for the whole 3 years. The teachers…read moreare very bad at communicating. They will not tell you what to make up when absent and I get that you can check google classroom and the agenda but some things we do in class aren't online so when your grade drops you have no idea what you need to make up and turn in. Teachers are nice don't get me wrong but some can be really frustrating. Kids are...kids nothing much I can say about that. They are immature as expected for middle school. I've never had any problems with administration as they have been really nice. The counselors are very nice as well I love Mrs. O'Connor and Mrs. Briening (I probably spelled it wrong) they always let me heat up my lunch and as for Mr.Vega I never really talked to him so idk but he seems like a nice guy. There have been 3 fights at the school from the years I have been there; 2023-2026 but one was at the town square near Albertsons so not many if you think about it. Overall good education and there has been some fun memories made from school trips and etc.

The staff at this school is terrible I do not recommend sending your kids here , my kid got bullied…read moreby ms Dylan connor the Ela teacher here who always screams at students makes fun of them aswell , she is a horrible teacher she always talks about her horrible relationship and how she's divorced (of course her husband left her and her kids I wouldn't be able to tolerate her either) and she only let a student male show her his TikTok on his phone to disturb class and all the guys were at her desk but when a girl does it , then that's not fine. Mr emmons is an amazing teacher and human he deserves a raise he dosent have favorites and to calm kids down he just does a silent 5 and his students are calm Unlike Ms Connor's ugly hoe teacher

I have nothing but raving reviews and positive things to say about Pivot…read more My son was struggling in public schools (middle) for the past couple of years, he was overwhelmed by the large classes, noise environment and sometimes aids that weren't very patient with him. (He has dyslexia and autism) And rather than try out another medication to lessen his anxiety, I wanted to target the source of his symptoms. Which meant looking for an alternative school. I am soo incredibly grateful I found Pivot and was able to transfer him in the beginning of 2nd semester. It only took a few phone calls and emails and everything was transferred to Pivot and he was able to start the next week. He's now a much happier person, no longer struggling with anxiety and depression. The small quiet classes sizes and kind welcoming students have been fantastic! Along with supportive teachers & aids. It's a super welcoming place, the students are quiet and respectful to each other. Which is not what he experienced in public schools with bullying and harassment from other students, and then nothing was ever resolved by teachers or administrators. My son attends school on campus Monday to Thursday 9am-12pm and then Friday is an only check in at 10:30am and works online that day but the school is incredibly flexible if your student wants to do online only or mix some in person classes with online work. The campus is HUGE! Not only just North county but also Riverside and I'm sure more areas. His education coordinators Gus & Alex have been a godsend, they are so kind to him and know how to work with him at his pace. Gail & Adrian (admin team) are also super friendly and so helpful with anything we've needed. My son especially likes the walking journals, where the classroom goes out on nature walks by san Marcos lake and takes pictures of the scenery. As well as awesome field trips to cool places like the History of Music & History of Surf museum. He also loves when they play volleyball in the parking lot- it's very 80s nostalgia- kids playing in the open space and yelling car when they need to stop. If your child is struggling, with making friends, feeling out of place or overwhelmed by regular public schools. Try Pivot, it's a game changer and for my family a prayer answered! Also, if you have any questions please feel free to contact me and I'd be happy to share our experience.

I just enrolled my daughter here, and am so excited how involved the counselor has been every step…read moreof the way. They even have field trips for the kids, such as hiking the nearby double peak. If you're child is working, or does not have the typical lifestyle (my daughter is a dancer) then this is a great alternative to the regular public school system. This is public school also, so it IS paid for. I am happy to see my daughter actually get excited about attending and learning. No more stressing about fitting in enough hours for her to get her education and pursue her passion. Happy MOM. Disclaimer: This type of learning environment is for self motivated independent learners. It is not for everyone but, if you have been looking for alternative ways I highly recommend looking more into this charter school.

Sending our kids to Valley Christian School when they entered Middle School was one of the best…read moredecisions we've ever made as Parents. The only regret we have is not starting them there in Kindergarten. At Valley, our kids weren't just taught, they were Seen, Known, and Cared for. They were held accountable not only in their Academics, but in their Behavior and Values. The school helped shape them into kind, grounded young people who know who they are and what they stand for. What my Kids learned at Valley not only prepared them for high school, but also set their foundation as they grow into young adults. Our daughter, now a junior in high school, has carried the discipline and strong foundation she gained at VCS and continues to earn straight A's. She still stays close with the school, like I've noticed many former students do. That tells me a lot. Our Son, who graduated last week, came in as a quiet, average student who didn't have much confidence. Today, he's a straight A student and athlete. The basketball games are a lot of fun and I will miss them!! Most importantly, he's developed a very strong core value set and is confident, motivated, and ready for high school. As a parent, I could not ask for anything more. Mrs. Palm, the principal, is truly one of the most God-honoring women we've ever met. Her love for the students is real, and you can feel it in the way she leads...with strength, grace, and Deep Faith. She's not just a Principal; she's a Mom who treats the kids at her School like one of her own. The Teachers and Faculty have also been a tremendous blessing to our family. There's no way to fully describe the love and guidance our kids have received at Valley Christian. It's not something you see every day. VCS is much more than a school, it's a Family. We made an investment when we chose VCS, but God has returned it tenfold. He used this school to bless our family in ways we never expected and ways that exceed any monetary value. Thank you VCS, we are so grateful. Five stars ***** without question. Go Lions!

Today is my son's last day of eighth grade at VCS. These last two years have been an amazingly…read morepositive school experience for him. After having been repeatedly bullied by peers at the public school, and ignored by the administration there, VCS became his new home in seventh grade. He was immediately accepted and loved and was given an environment where he could grow and mature and learn and thrive. Thank you to all the teachers and staff... and a special shout-out to the awesome basketball coach, who is also the amazing principal's husband and school caretaker. VCS is a great school!

I know the teachers try very hard here but I have heard lots of complaints of bullying and I have…read moreseen boy students hit on girls inappropriately with not enough staff around to intervene and stop it. I wish they had more security guards or something to watch over student behavior.

It was an alright school, can't complain, my time wasn't the best, I did get bullied alot and if…read moreyou know anything about reporting bullying you get a bigger target in your back, But it had great staff, my physics teacher, was the absolute best. She would talk with me, not some normal conversation she wanted to know how I was doing, and really cared about all her students well being both physically and emotionally. She ran the robotics program after school and it was a great place to stay when I didn't want to go home yet. She made learning science fun! And I really looked forward to attending her class every single day. I hope she's doing well, I hope she retired and is now living comfortably, I saw her car. It's a small car, but one of the most unique ones I've ever seen, it had one of those wind up attachments you'd see on toys to make them move. I don't miss everything but I made great experiences there.

Wow! I'm looking for a Charter School and Pathways looked great from the yelp reviews, but when I…read moreclicked on their website link, I'm redirected to another site. Then, I read the BLOG and the first of the two blog entries, talks about being a strict vs "mean" teacher, then goes on to say, "Jesus wanted the disciples to know the truth well enough to express it with their own words and deeds. Imagine a million ways to say the same thing so that a million people could know one truth. 40 authors in 66 books of the Bible all pronouncing, 'Chose life.'" YIPES! At least I found out that it has a religious agenda before placing my child here. I sure wish they'd say, right on their front page, that they have a religious bias. I would rather my child receive a well-rounded education, not one based on a bible.

This is a reasonably priced private Christian school that may sound appealing at first but you need…read moreto look closer than the surface. The school is lacking in current curriculum for some topics and fails at all to teach computer skills, something very important in this day and age. Taking the time for basic safety skills, like regular fire/earthquake drills, are not covered. Children are administered tylenol without parental permission (this was improved after I complained though). If you try to discuss any issues with the board you will get a notice to remove your children from the school immediately (Yep, I was given 1 week notice to pull my child even though she had zero issues). The school administrator lacks integrity and is sometimes rude to the kids. Be warned, there is more wrong than right with this school!

From the owner: We are a Christian school that specializes in educating children grades Pre-K to 8th. We are a half…read moreday program that encourages parent and family participation and involvement in their children's education.