I didn't really have a first good impression for my first contact asking for information regarding…read morethe summer camp which is really disappointing . Also been communicating back and forth via email with someone and responses are very short and unwelcoming . The program itself looks very good but I've had really bad experience when it comes to camps and As a concerned parent I am doing my due diligence before putting my daughter through somewhere she doesn't feel comfortable . if this is the first impression for first point of contact that they're giving they are probably losing out on people considering signing up their children .

My kids get taught the same shit each year they dont like the teacher they got and they want to…read moreswitch to public school LITTERALLY im moving them out soon.

We truly love our school, the teachers, and the entire community. One of the things we value most…read moreis that it's a preschool through high school campus, which creates such a special, close-knit environment. My student is genuinely known by all of her teachers--not just as a name on a roll sheet, but as a whole person, and that means so much to our family. I'm especially grateful that we are part of a Christian school where worship is part of the culture and students can speak freely about God and grow in their faith. That foundation is everything. The programs and experiences offered are incredible, especially for a school of this size. It truly is a "small but mighty" community. Even through seasons of change, it remains an amazing place filled with dedicated staff who care deeply about students and families. We feel so blessed that our student has grown here academically, emotionally, and socially. Thank you, CCS staff, for all you do each and every day!

I wanted to share my family's experience with Calvary Chapel Schools because I believe parents…read moreshould be aware of what goes on, especially at a school that represents Christian values. Unfortunately, we have had several disappointing experiences. My younger brother is Hispanic, and the majority of his teachers and classmates are Caucasian. Last year, we experienced a situation where a teacher made remarks toward him that we felt were racially insensitive. I had to send emails addressing my concerns, and thankfully, the remarks stopped. However, it was upsetting that we had to deal with this in the first place. Another issue has been the lack of communication. I've reached out to the principal and assistant principal regarding different concerns and received little to no response. The athletic department is no different. Communication has been poor, especially when it comes to basketball. Last year, the basketball coaches were replaced, and I had concerns about the new coaches' basketball knowledge and experience. I offered to volunteer my time because I have basketball experience and genuinely wanted to help the students. Unfortunately, nobody followed up with me, while another parent was allowed to help coach. I don't know the reason behind that decision, but considering our previous experiences, it did raise concerns about fairness and equal treatment. Something else that bothered me happened at last year's basketball banquet. A parent who was also coaching was handing out awards and certificates and made a comment about how everyone should pray for the previous coach because he really needed Jesus. I personally felt that was unnecessary and inappropriate. Why single someone out like that? The truth is, we ALL need Jesus. We all need grace, mercy, compassion, forgiveness, and love. I'm a sinner myself, in need of a Savior and repentance, just like everyone else. I don't believe a student basketball banquet was the appropriate place to make a comment like that about someone. I also encourage parents to look into the news reports involving serious sexual abuse allegations against a former wrestling coach associated with the school. These are serious matters, and parents deserve transparency when it comes to student safety. I'm sharing this because I believe accountability matters, especially within Christian schools. We should be setting an example of Christ's love through our actions, not just our words. Nobody is perfect, but communication, respect, fairness, and compassion should be the bare minimum. I truly hope the school improves in these areas. Parents and students deserve to feel heard, respected, and safe. At the end of the day, that's all we're asking for.

So thankful to have sent our little ones to MCDC these last few years and to have found an…read moreenvironment in which their independence, curiosity, and focus have grown so much. It's evident the teachers and staff all (Thank you Ms Gabby, Ms Heidi, Ms Maria, and Ms Tammy) care deeply about their students. My 4 year old has been coming home excited each day to work on reading while my 2 year old happily pointed out the pretty braids that her teachers helped her with. The connections our little ones have made will be imprinted on them for a long time. We're sad to be moving out of reach of MCDC. Can't say enough great things about this Montessori. Thank you!

My kids have been coming here for many years. The teachers and administrators are awesome. MCDC…read morefocuses on pencil and paper, hands-on, and teacher-led learning (with just the right amount of technology for elementary kids). For any young ones, this is the place to maximize their learning. I am so grateful that my kids go or have gone here.

I absolutely love this school they pray and read their bibles and have worship every Friday. I…read morewould recommend this school to anyone. It's affordable and they work with you financially. The staff is very friendly and nice

My daughter has been here for 2 yrs. It is the best thing that happened to us and I am so happy to…read morebe able to be apart of this school. The only bad thing is, it only goes to 6th grade!! I love the teacher, principle, and all the staff. They are really great people. So filled with the spirit of the lord. Thank you for all you do! Sunshine for days!

I can't recommend this place enough! My daughter attended for 3 years and was heartbroken when it…read morewas time to move on to elementary school. It feels just like family--so welcoming, safe, and secure!

Tomorrow will be my kiddo's last day at Beth David. I would have kept him for another year in their…read moreTK class but my hubby insisted we put our kid in a dual immersion program in our neighborhood. It's not hard to make the argument to keep our kid here another year--our child has had exceptional schooling here and with the student ratio of 7:1 I felt our monthly tuition of $990 was well worth the "private school" education and attention. We had our kid here for 3 years! When our child was 2 (we were waiting until his 2nd birthday) we brought him here when he was in diapers. I've followed the teachers' lead on potty training, and their philosophy is more child-focused, so waiting for the kiddo to initiate. Seeing his peers use the toilet finally got him interested, at age 3.5 (a real late bloomer) but that never phased the teachers. This daycare has such a diverse student population--even though this is Jewish daycare it's really a neighborhood daycare. I think only 2 students in my kid's class are Jewish, so it's really amazing to see it like the United Nations lol. At age 3 they go on field trips like Tanaka Farms, and if you keep your kid in the TK class there's a field trip every month! The school organizes a sweet Mother's Day tea time to celebrate the female figures in the kiddo's life, and I'll always remember my first Mother's Day event I was just touched by all the organizing involved. In the age 4 group there are more classes for the kids like cooking, music, science, and physical education. They've made french toast, cupcakes; in science class they made vanilla ice cream, a volcano with lava running, grown lima beans. In PE they are introduced to lots of different sports , and in music different instruments. During the pandemic they were quick to organize and be awarded some Biden infrastructure money to remodel parts of the campus, like flooring and the kitchen. They are very good about security. There are 3 codes you must know to get into the parking lot, the security door to the campus, and the door to the daycare. There are cameras as well. It is unfortunate that anything Jewish has to have more security than other religious institutions but at the end of the day, you get use to it and feel that your child is safe there. With the 2023 shootings at Jewish buildings throughout the country, the Westmister police patrolled Beth David regularly and the school kept the parents abreast of the situation until the paranoia died down. Teachers are effective and caring. Inquire on space and consider yourself lucky if you get a slot.

Hilltop Preschool feels like home for us. I'm so grateful that we are able to start our daughter's…read moreearly childhood journey here as a family, where we have opportunities to learn and grow with her in a co-op environment. Our teachers provide the tools for us to be better parents, as we also learn to give ourselves grace. They are one of the most kind, genuine, and empathetic humans. The ratio allows teachers to hold space for our children, which is so important while they are still developing their emotional and self awareness. The school's ethos matches not just our approach to parenting but the values that matter to us. It is inclusive, supportive, diverse, and intentional community building.

I'm grateful to this school and the heart of this school - the teachers. My children actually love…read moreschool. My husband and I are actually stronger parents thanks to this school. It's truly a community. I recommend you really immerse yourself in the co-op by volunteering in the classroom. You will learn so much! Your children are loved, safe and respected here.

I absolutely adore this school. I had toured 5 other schools till a teacher in my neighborhood…read morerecommended this place. Soon as I called to schedule to come in and tour the school the staff insisted to just show up whatever day at 9am. I could tell from that moment it was really an open door policy. (Most schools say it's open door but in reality frown upon it) I came in and everyone was so welcoming. Soon as we walk in Ms Vicki always says good morning to all the students by name. The classrooms are like actual classrooms. Not just a big space with toys everywhere. Not to mention this place is affordable! And clean! I feel safe and comfortable dropping off my daughter here. My daughter has never came home sad or upset. She's always excited to go to school and see her teachers and classmates!

We love this preschool so much. Their outdoor area is so cute and all redone. They are very good at…read moreearly child education. Kids all learn sign language and Spanish and the sounds of their letters. I haven't seen a kid there that doesn't love it. Definitely a great prep for kindergarten.

My child has been attending Cornerstone since September and we LOVE IT! The teachers and…read moreadministrators are well organized, thoughtful and family oriented. We are very happy about the level of care our child is receiving, and big shout out to Miss Alex for always making sure we have a great drop off!

Cornerstone Christian Preschool is a great start for your child's early education. Christ centered…read morelearning. Ready for Kinder after TK. Wonderful staff. Family atmosphere.