I love the staff and school spirit. I really love the principal and the special attention she gives…read moreto her students. They all love her. Croce teachers are the GOATS! Office staff is not grumpy and always happy to help. Classes are run smooth by teachers who know what they are doing! I love hearing the classes are divided into really what kids need and everything is at their own level. Croce knows what they are doing!!

Sadly, this is my youngest child's last year at Croce Elementary. We have had a great experience…read moreover the years. I know my children are moving on in life well prepared due to the education they have received at Croce. We will miss the teachers and support staff.

At this school my two grandkids reported feeling bullied and not valued at this school! Due to the…read morecrooked teachers here, one of which is an English Teacher that has been working there for over 25 years! Absolutely embarrassing that he lacks professionalism and constantly yells and bullies his students.

A few years back terrible teachers (the only one of which i remember being named "cabasino") and…read morethe failure of counselors to do anything almost made my best friend take her own life. She dropped out of school and started selling her body on the streets at AGE 17!!! Recently while scrolling facebook i found out they still allow him to keep teaching there. He is not cut to be a teacher and i think that his physical state should be enough to represent his mental state. I would never want this to happen to another kid ever again. Parents i URGE you to think of your children and prevent them from the same terrible fate.

This school sucks went here for 1 year then transferred. I was the teachers pet in all my other…read moreschools yet none of the teachers liked me here. I am highly dissatisfied with your staff team and think you should reconsider who you hire.

I would say that it provides an excellent education, and I truly recommend it. There are amazing…read moreteachers, very kind, and have amazing ways of teaching. If you are looking for a good school in Livermore, I would definitely suggest MWMS for you. P.E. has improved my stamina, and physical capabilities. I do not regret this place, as it is a great place for kids to expand their knowledge, and provides an outstanding education. Overall, a great school.

Since my son was refereeing a water polo tournament at Granada, I decided to go with him. The pool…read morewas very well maintained, and the area was extremely clean. I was very impressed with the young girls performing considering the pool was outside, and the temperature was 49 degrees. I heard very loud music coming from a building, and when we turned the corner, the football team was lifting weights in a very excellent gym. That gym was the highlight of my day!

Found out from an administrator that the reason for a burst pipe(s) was a tic tok video challenge…read moreto rip off sinks etc in the bathrooms last year. It was "quite a problem." Back to school night 2022 displayed bags of garbage and MANY teachers Who did not attend-priorities?? A swift perusal of the CA Ed Code will show CRT is now required as well as the highly debunked 1619 "history" curriculum. Both pit groups against one another--one oppressor the other oppressed. One parent said her girls do not go to the bathrooms all day----due to discomfort/fear/etc

My son is in 6th grade so we're new here. So far so good. Kids and teachers are friendly. My son is…read morein excellerated Math. My only concern will be if he is not being challenged enough. He currently has straight A's and school seems very easy for him, not a lot of homework.

We are relatively new to the school, so I'll update if things change, but so far everything seems…read moreto be going well. The teachers and staff have been friendly and helpful, orientation was well organized, and my kid feels comfortable at school. There are lots of after school sports and activities and a great music program. Parking is crazy, but it is easy to have him take the bus. I'm sure that their are many of the same problems you would expect at any middle school, but I know lots of families who have had there kids here for all three years without any issues. The current construction is a bummer, but it sounds like it will be really nice when it is all finished!

If you, like our family, are looking for an alternative to traditional schools around East Bay,…read moremake sure you put Acton Academy on your list. We are experiencing an education environment we have been hoping to provide to our kid with an asynchronous learning style. At Acton, students learn at their own individual paces, together. Learning at their own paces, most of the time, but not always means accelerated. Sometimes, it takes a squat to leap higher. There are no teachers to lecture students on the same materials at the same time but guides to provide a guardrail to ensure students focusing on their goals each school year and milestones each session. We think Acton as a project-based progressive school. For example, in one session the elementary studio is learning oceanology. Students studied anatomy of gut and cleaned sardine, blew a tank of blue water to observe waves, created dioramas of coral reefs, and made dumbo octopuses by shredded papers. All of these are backed by students' own researches which were presented to their parents at the exhibition by end of the session. This review feels like overdue. We are very grateful to have an opportunity to learn and engage with Acton Academy. Kids need to feel safe, not judged, when they need more time to master a topic or make mistakes. They hold each other accountable to be kind, supportive, and inspiring. They bound with each other through music (taught by a musician), PE, and filed trips in addition to the science and art projects. Teamwork comes naturally because the students host seven exhibitions a year. In such a small community with ages from K to Middle School, everyone has something to contribute. I have to say the transition from a traditional school to Acton's learner-driven education model took our family sometime to embrace the differences. Now looking back, it was totally worth it. Part of me want to keep this micro-school a secret but I think it would be selfish if I do not share knowing other families may benefit from our experience.

Acton Academy is an amazing school. The teachers are passionate about fostering curiosity and a…read moregrowth-mindset in all the students. They want you to do your best and, they are there for you whenever you need help. The school provides a safe, supportive environment that challenges students to reach their full potential.

All of these reviews are several years old. Run, don't walk. Don't stop. Run away. This place is…read morerun by liars. We pulled our daughter after they lost their accreditation with WASC. They are in bankruptcy and probably won't survive anyway. REALLY..... do not consider this school.

Sending my child to LVCP was the right decision for her future…read more What other reviewers neglected to mention is that the students who are responsible, mature, and self-directed are treated with the same respect as adults. Some kids flourish with independence, and some take advantage of it. This is a relatively small high school, so there is a more personalized education experience. The teachers do care, and put effort into helping each student personally succeed. At LVCP students also have opportunities not offered at larger high schools. My daughter has taken college classes on campus at LVCP to earn both high school and college credit. Kids have the ability to create their own clubs and get involved in many areas of leadership. Responsible students and teachers form strong professional bonds that contribute to the learning environment. I suspect the bullying is low compared to other high schools in our area. There is an eclectic student body and the students seem to value uniqueness in one another. There are a few cons, however. My daughter says advisory is a waste of time (LVCP claims it's college prep focused, but in reality it's usually anti-bullying or online privacy education). Project-based learning is still a little unorganized in some classes, but it's improved from the beginning of the school 4 years ago. Moving to the new location continues to be stalled by one thing or another, but this doesn't seem to bother the students at the moment; my daughter says they enjoy the campus at Portola because of the location to nearby food after school. There are always pros and cons to weigh at any school, but overall this has been a good choice for us and LVCP wins on the side of the pros.

This is my daughters second year at King's Academy & we love it. The teachers are all wonderful &…read moreI love knowing that my daughter is getting a solid education.

I'm blessed to have found this school for my daughter. The teachers are great and very…read moreknowledgeable. I find it very important that my daughter gets a classical education in a christian environment. Great school with smaller size classes.