The teachers here love what they do! We had Miss Christina Trujillo the first year, for 2nd grade…read moreand this is our second year and we have Mrs Sarah Good, for 3rd grade. Whenever you see someone in their element and enjoying themselves it's almost as though you are watching art being created! These teachers have an art of teaching that resonates with the young ones! I am so thankful that we were recommended by another mom to start our children in this school! This is the best program I have found through my research. A brick-and-mortem school is the old way of doing things in my opinion as this virtual learning and homeschooling seems to streamline the experience and waste less time. I tell everyone I know to try this out and every time they end up staying!

VERY disappointed in Sage Oaks Charter School and their admissions process. I am certain there are…read moreexcellent teachers at this school but the Registrars office is a different story. Staff is rude and treat parents as if they are a problem and bother to them. I was snapped at by a staff member when checking on the progress of my student's application. What this school does not understand is that we (as parents) are trying to plan for OUR students education and if our student is not admitted and enrolled then we do not want to wait until the last minute to find options. COMMUNICATION from this school is very, very poor even after they collect all of your personal documents. I am hoping someone in school administration see's this review and addresses the very poor attitude in the Registrar's office

My child began the summer program at VPS before entering preschool. She attended PS, Pre-K, and…read moreKindergarten before we had to move away. Since then, I've toured many school campuses to enroll her, and I can confidently say that VPS offers an exceptional academic program along with outstanding after-school options. One thing that really stood out to me was the weekly presentations my daughter did. I believe they were based on alphabet items, though I may be mistaken. Regardless, these presentations were wonderful for building confidence and public-speaking skills at an early age. The homework reinforced what the children learned in class, and the at-home projects helped them feel proud and capable just like the "big kids." The after-school programs are excellent. My daughter did imagination station, sprout and blossom, violin lessons, and homework club. It provides strong academic structure while also teaching manners, confidence, and responsibility. The staff is wonderful and truly knows every child. The only downside I experienced was when I requested a transcript for my child while applying to a new schools. I was told that transcripts were not available for those grades. I had asked if they could write a letter indicating they don't have transcripts or to create in for me but neither was done. After that, communication seemed to drop off, and it felt as though we were no longer a priority once we had left the school. Overall, I would still recommend VPS without hesitation. The tuition is also very reasonable for an IB and private school. I truly wish we could return to VPS or find another school just like it.

My daughter just finished her first year here, and she has grown so much! The teachers are…read moreexcellent communicators whenever there are things to work on, or issues arise. They really want her to succeed. There are many afterschool offerings that she's been able to take part in. We're very happy with the quality of the education at the school.

Had the chance to attend a Promotion Graduation this morning…read more Parking was scarce and just curbside parking at nearby residential areas. I like the fact that they had the per 5th grader classes' promotional graduations different scheduled time .. Each student were called and given a Manila envelope with their award certificates to save time ... smart move that is !!! Some grad recipients were also honored with a medal necklace for excellence in accelerated Reading.

I was at this school for all of elementary school and I miss it so much it's a great school with…read moregood teachers and is the only school I still miss to this day

Our Grandson started this years going two days a week. He loves meeting new friends and is learning…read morelots of things. Today was Grandpa's Day which was nice. He drew pictures and played outside.

My daughter and I are so blessed To call redlands , christian lower school our home…read more. My daughter started three years ago in the junior kindergarten preschool spanish program. The leadership of the preschool program Is strongly based on what is in the best interest of each individual child i And families the program.

Good School they don't really do anything about bullying tho…read moreteachers are nice but strict

I'm in 2nd grade. My teacher is Ms Carrillo she is very nice to me. The playground is nice. We do…read moreart, music and P.E. We have joggers club on Tuesday and Thursdays in the morning. I enjoy going to school there! Ms.Hosh is the principal and she is nice.

Mr. Flowers makes the school amazing. He is always there for the kids and parents. Before Covid, he…read morewas always walking around campus interacting with the students. During pandemic teaching, it has been a challenge for us all. My nephew has had a good experience with Ms. Gabrielson during distance learning. He is doing a more than decent job keeping up his learning, as well as Ms. Gabrielson is with her teaching, despite being stuck on their computers all day

I used to attend Kingsbury Elementary school & Mr. Flowers used to be my yard duty which he is a…read moregreat person. I've never had issues with him. However, I do have issues with one of the teachers there Mr Morrison. I haVe a child who is ADHD & has always needed a little more extra time finishing and concentrating. Well knowing online schooling hasn't been easy for any child now that my child is forced to sit for hours on his computer makes it that much worse. Mr. Morrison knowing my child has ADHD has had no patience not only for my child but for many other students in his class and I am able to say this because I have witnessed him myself yelling and being extremely rude to the other children with no remorse!!!!! He's even went to the extent of making one of the little girls in his class cry. It has made me so angry with many attempts to give him chances but I've gotten to the point where I am now obligated to change my child's school where they will give him respect and the extra attention for his needs. This teacher is despicable and it saddens me to have to change his school due to having such a great experience there myself.

Very unhelpful when it came to my child IEP and seems like nobody in the school or district knows…read morehow to handle special needs I ended up pulling my child out of school and doing home schooling! Avoid this school all together

This school is horrible . The principal Dr Acosta picks and chooses who she wants to be nice to . I…read moretold her I was getting bullied and she told me she wasn't gonna deal with it so to just sit down , she never acted on me getting bullied at school seriously .

Helped get grades up. Overall really nice…read morei'm not sure if the new school comes up but i hope it does! this school is amazing

As a former student at this school, I would not recommend it. The middle school students are mean,…read morecurse, and put each other down. The students are disrespectful to the teachers and to each other. They don't listen to the teachers and are frequently playing games on their ipads rather than doing their assignments, and the teachers don't care. The teachers actually made me feel bad about myself. I felt like I didn't learn much at this school and my education was much better when I went to public school. The previous principal and the current principal both seemed out of touch with what was actually going on in the classroom and I did not feel supported by either of them. They are constantly asking parents for donations of items, time, and money, in addition to the tuition that they already pay. The fundraisers are constant. Overall, it is a bad environment and was a bad experience for me.

The newly remodeled Mission Elementary School!!! Comes with its original bell from the 1800s or…read moresomething or another.... Discovered this school due to be a new alignment/school district adjustment. My daughter was going to Bryn Mar elementary. It is actually the reason we moved to Loma Linda. My daughter became diagnose with ADHD (Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder) and was struggling in the San Bernardino School district. They assumed that she was living in a single parent home (something they seemed to ask my wife when she would go to the school...) Or they figured she was acting up. My daughter mine races at a constant. She doesn't really sleep. (When she was a baby it was horrible... just horrible. We eventually had to put a car seat in the bed with us and turn on Shrek.. for some reason she liked Shrek as a baby.... thank you Shrek!!! Anyway, she had a hard time siting in her seat let alone paying attention to what you are telling her. Once we got that figured out and a very light dose of a medication. She got much better. Bryn Mar was a new start and she was doing much better. Making friends, liking school. But then we received a letter with a map stating that we are now going to Mission Elementary. At first glance you think that is a large area being moved to a new school district. But then you realize that the apartment complex that we live in (Oasis Town Home) Is only surrounded by a VA Hosipital and a Baseball field you realize they are targeting the apartment complex. Naturally we tried to fight it. (It would be another school my daughter has to switch to. In San Bernardino it seemed like every grade was a new school) We lost the fight and was moved to Mission Elementary. I am pleased with the school though. New stuff. New computers. New playground. The teachers were very understanding and we got my daughter into a program to help with her learning. Putting her on a learning curve for things she is struggling with. My youngest started kindergarten there and he loves it. We tried to purchase a home in Loma Linda and we couldn't find anything that wasn't 50 to 100 years old. (Or someone selling for well over the worth of the property) Alas... we are moving to Riverside. New green homes. But for anyone looking, this is a great school to send your kids to. p.s. They also have the YMCA on sight for before and after school care. Low attendance for kindergarten so they didn't cover that grade level but was good for all the others.

The principal MINERVA, gives me vibes of racism due to my experience. She can tell me where I can't…read morepark but where other parents can. She is unprofessional and even threatened to call the police on me. She kept on saying " I keep getting into it with you" when it was only 1 encounter before and that was last school year. The most recent encounter was me leaving my car unattended because every time they say my kids names on the walkie talkie. My kids are never in the car and everyone else's kids are. Just on FRIDAY she was mad I was behind a dodge charger who was parked where it's blocking traffic and I was behind them. I was driving to a parking spot but I was blocked from all angles by vehicles clearly blocking traffic. So I waited so long then seen my kids both look at me and I walked in the middle of the parking lot to have my kids run to me while the principal minerva tries to tell me I can't park right there and my kids are literally coming off the side walk I proceed to grab my children. Mind you she didn't even talk to the cars who were blocking traffic or even the dodge charger who was blocking me. She threatened how she can make it to where I can't come on campus and I knew I had a case. Today I recorded how a car was blocking the drive thru lane while they were waiting for their kid they have the footage of that. Sad part is she didn't say anything. So discrimination is real and I'm glad she is leaving she is the worst & super unprofessional and I have another parent who also stated she felt the same way I felt. TEACHERS ARE AMAZING. LIKE THE TEACHERS ARE SO UNDERSTANDING AND THEY ARE VERY PATIENT.

The best thing we ever did for our kids was moved them to Arrowhead Christian Academy! We love it…read morehere. The programs they provide for our kids is amazing. Our boys are enrolled in the Spanish immersion program, and it's amazing to see them thrive. We started them in the Spanish program in kindergarten, and now they're pretty fluent. The facility has been great. The leadership definitely is well planned, and they're extremely thoughtful and caring for our kids needs. Knowing that they're surrounded by good educators, families and kids gives us a piece of mind for our kids growth. I would highly suggest sending your kids to this school. You will not regret it!

I had attended Redlands Christian School (same school, but 6th - 8th grade) for 8th grade, prior to…read moregoing to ACA for my freshman. The experience at both schools was abysmal, I'm specifically writing this review for Arrowhead Christian Academy because I was a mentally troubled child that was expelled silently because of my depression. It's important to mention that the school was a major contributor to my mental state, my peers were bully's and the teachers and staff refused to do anything about such. Towards the end of my enrollment they had a meeting with my mother and told her I needed to be institutionalized if I wanted to go back to the school since I was exhibiting signs of self-harm. After a month long stay at a residential mental facility, ACA "politely" requested I did not return. The negligence and lack of care was detrimental to my young mind and took a lot of time and energy to recover from even into my adulthood. The teachers and other staff do Not practice what it is like to be a good Christian and are very judgmental towards kids whom are not exactly aligned with their peers. There is no world I would recommend this school to anyone.