As a parent that has had 2 kids in public school before coming to BV, I can say it is such a…read moreblessing to have my child here. Many of the teachers and coaches are personally invested and involved in the development of their student's into young adults that will live their lives for Christ and be successful responsible citizens in the future. I do contend that there are still some class issues among the high school students. (However, not uncommon in any high school) I think the staff and the parent leaders need to focus on inclusion of all kids no matter the background and try hard to invite in new parents and children into their smaller circles. Staff planning should also consider that some families have both parents working in the home so including all kids and parents means considering working hours for special events or people will be left out.

Big valley has been apart of my life starting at tk all the way through 12th grade, I'd like to…read morejust start off by saying, this is not a school that will take care of bullies, I was bullied starting at 5th grade all the way to my 12th year, not once has anyone done anything about it, rather than fixing the issue they would rather send you to counseling instead, I begged my parents to pull me multiple times due to bullying and the lack of discipline in this school, the principal cindy alvesos was not helping students rather just harping on students about education, the teachers awful, one Spanish teacher would touch the girls, female teachers took highly of the male students, they hired people who had issues, and took great responsibility of being too friendly with their students, some previous teachers said they did not want to work at big valley, most students hate it at big valley, not once did anyone look out for the Students that were bullied, in my opinion this school should not be a school, instead of helping students learn the bible they forced it onto us, this school makes public school look so good, and when I have my own children I will definitely not be sending them to this school, this school is honestly weird and not clean, I would not send any more children to the highschool.

My experience with Bella Vista Christian Academy was beyond disappointing, and I ultimately removed…read moremy children because of it. The overall environment felt negative and, at times, openly unkind. I witnessed staff speaking to students in ways that were belittling and inappropriate. In one instance, a teacher used name-calling toward students--something that should never happen in any school, especially one that claims to reflect Christian values. Administration was equally frustrating. Concerns from both parents and students were consistently dismissed rather than addressed. Instead of feeling heard, I felt brushed off and judged. During a very difficult time in my personal life, I expected neutrality and professionalism, but instead experienced what felt like bias and a lack of basic understanding. Leadership was particularly concerning. While interactions could appear polite on the surface, the follow-through told a very different story. Decisions felt inconsistent and unfair, making it hard to trust the administration at all. The front office experience made things even worse. Shannon, who is often the first point of contact, was repeatedly rude and unprofessional in my interactions. The tone was unwelcoming and dismissive, which sets a terrible example for both families and students. First impressions matter, and in this case, they reflected a much deeper problem within the school culture. To be fair, not every staff member reflects this environment--Mrs. Quilcy stands out as kind, patient, and genuinely supportive of students. She deserves recognition for the way she treats families. Unfortunately, one positive example does not outweigh the broader issues. For a school that promotes faith and character, the lack of compassion, professionalism, and willingness to listen was deeply disappointing. I cannot recommend this school to families looking for a supportive and respectful environment

I've been extremely impressed with my daughter's experience at Bella Vista. It's clear that this…read moreschool truly cares about helping each child reach their full potential. The teachers and staff are wonderfully communicative and genuinely work to build strong partnerships with parents. The coursework strikes a great balance--challenging students while still ensuring they fully understand the material.

Two more teenagers attending CCHS. Love the family atmosphere, small classes and the ability to…read morehave a close relationship with the teachers, counselors, and coaches.

CCHS is a hidden gem, anyone who steps foot in this school is destined to great things. As an…read morealumni myself I only have great respect for this institution. Being surrounded by students with the common goal to succeed and peruse higher education was very encouraging. I was accepted by the following schools: Columbia University, NYU, USC, UC Irvine, UOP This was my outcome.

Just because SCA is considered a "Christian" school does not indicate a hill of beans! There are so…read moremany kids that go here that are infecting the quality of it. To protect my kids' privacy, I won't say why I pulled my kids. However, in the time that my kids were enrolled, there was a drug bust, lack of Christian character from so many of the kids, bullying, and shockingly, such ungodly behavior. Most of this behavior is from ministers kids. I hate to have to expose this, but not many speak up and instead just turn their heads. The principal does nothing and turns his head to situations that any parent would be ballistic about. Don't waste your money. All schooling is done online. Save your money and protect your kids from the influence.

I love this school. They graduate with accredited curriculum. Our Family went through a very hard…read moretime. During this time, the teachers, staff and also chapel services have supported and helped my child through a dark time. Her teachers are on task with her workload. Honestly I can't see my child making it at public high school. Yes there are a small handful of students who don't obey the rules, or do drugs, but that is at every school, Christian or not. This school has christian principles that are taught. Its every students decision if they choose to be a christian. I am saving to send my second child there. The teachers are amazing. They pray over their students classrooms. I am so thankful for this school. My child would not have this support and spiritual aspect from a public high school. The pricing is a money saver. I know a few private schools charge 16 grand for tuition. Thank you to Tim Miller, the principle, the entire faculty and staff of Stockton Christian Academy for the impact you have on my child and our family. Two more of my children are Stockton Christian Academy bound!

We loved this Preschool. My grand daughter went there for 2 years before starting kindergarten. She…read morefirst started going half day, but she would cry every time I picked her up. So needless to say she started going full time, but still was upset when I went to pick her up. She is always wanting to go back to see Ms Rebecca, Ms Melissa and Ms Gabby. She gets upset and cries when we have to leave. I recommend this preschool and want to thank these amazing teachers for the 2 wonderful years. We truly miss not seeing you everyday.

My daughter has attended this preschool for the past 2 years and she absolutely loves it!…read moreMs.Rebecca is a wonderful preschool teacher who loves her job and is so good with our daughter and other kids. The staff at the preschool treats you like family and is so welcoming. My daughter brings home various art projects daily and loves telling stories about how she played during the day and what she learned. Our family has truly been blessed having this school for our daughter and I would highly recommend for a great preschool program.

I would advise parents to seek alternate schools My child…read morewas bullied and now has problems due to the way he was treated. The environment is not welcoming and special treatment is given to some students. We were judged as parents and the overall experience was very negative

The best choice for a school choice ..you will be do extremely happy with how your child with grow…read moreexpand and walk with shoulders high..

My son is entering his senior year at California Crosspoint Academy . I have been throughly…read moreimpressed by the faculty and staff of this school and their commitment and dedication not only to providing a quality education , but to the students also . I have found the teachers and staff accessible and always willing to help the students learn, especially students who may have difficulties . The environment at the school is always respectful and positive . The students are happy with all the academic, sports and social opportunities that the school offers. Finally, I would also point out that the new school facilities are excellent , and adds to the educational experience . We LOVE the school!

**"**As a former student who attended this school with my two brothers from 2019 to 2023, our…read moreexperience was incredibly isolating and painful. Within our first few weeks after transferring, my older high school brother was called the N-word by a fellow student. As middle schoolers, my other brother and I had to witness that, while constantly feeling a heavy, quiet hostility from parents who didn't want us to be friends with their kids just because we were among the few Black faces in the room. The students were mostly passive, but the constant microaggressions about my hair and the casual, stereotype-driven biases made it exhausting to just exist there. After George Floyd's murder, the school put on a performance of having conversations about American racism, but it felt empty--they did absolutely nothing to actually protect or support the few Black students they already had. I wouldn't wish the loneliness and anxiety of my time there on anyone. I am profoundly grateful to the few staff members who genuinely cared and tried to protect us after my brother was called a slur. But I fear nothing has truly changed, and I refuse to stay silent while another Black or minority student risks going through the same pain we did. I expect a response to this review, and I am entirely open to a direct dialogue with the superintendent to discuss how the school actually plans to fix this culture.

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.