Tabernacle Christian School is THE best! The students are extremely well-educated and…read morewell-adjusted. Parents here are so supportive.

We couldn't be happier with our decision to send our children to Tabernacle. All three of our kids…read morecurrently attend, and it has been such a blessing to watch each of them grow, thrive, and truly love going to school every day. From the moment you walk through the doors, you're greeted with warmth and kindness--Lesley in the front office is especially wonderful, always welcoming us with a smile and genuine care. The teachers are equally exceptional: dedicated, nurturing, and committed to helping every child succeed not just academically, but socially, emotionally, and spiritually. Our kids are receiving a top-notch Christian private school education at a price that is refreshingly affordable. They're challenged in the classroom, supported by a strong community, and encouraged in their faith--all of which is exactly what we hoped for when choosing a school. We are so thankful for Tabernacle and everything it has provided for our family. It's more than just a school--it truly feels like home.

My daughter just finished up school here and I have to say. This school has taken her so far…read moreeducation wise and we love attending here. My sibling's children come here now and they love it just as much as I do! My daughter had a wonderful experience here as a student and she wishes she could go back as she wraps up high school. Me and my family love taking our kids here and the staff is wonderful and I would really recommend to enroll your kids in the summer to attend El Monte. This school is great overall as they have events, kind students, and respectful staff.

The school rating pretty much sums up how this school is. We went there to register my son for tk…read moreand after meeting the staff and other parents and kids and seeing parents smoking cigarettes outside we decided to do private school until we move to another neighborhood. This is a picture of their garden first thing you see when you enter!

I sent/sending all my kids here from TK-8th. & YES it's not FREE, We worked hard for their tuition…read morefees & expect the best for them! First, my daughter graduated at QAS, she didn't do well academically, most of her classmates are unfriendly. It's OK.. I thought it was OK! now she's in high school she finally had the courage to tell me on why she wasn't doing well. It is because of bullying, she wasn't happy with the MEAN GIRLS, then boys on their batch are misbehaving too much to the point they missed out too much activities. No one can tame them. They didn't do much out-of-school activities. NO CARITAS on their batch. Bullying are mishandle and no resolution at all. NO GUIDANCE COUNCILLOR/ Counseling. Some classes are taken out slowly.. NO MUSIC, NO LANGUAGE & ART CLASS/ Spanish, they took out the MOTIVATIONAL Speaker (Principal said no budget/ they are very expensive) School gatherings are taken out too. Good thing they kept the BOO BASH because that the only big event in school which families can use their MANDATORY HOURS. I just never liked some PACE STAFF who acts like an employers during volunteering hours. They acted like they are inheriting QAS... like literally.. EVENTS supposed to be fun were parents happily working together building haunted house / cooking & not monitoring them if they are doing something or NOT. To be there instead of going to work is something , don't make it hard for parents to volunteer. It used to be fun years ago when parents meet-up during events. We laugh , we enjoy , we are building good relationships & always looking forward for the next events. Now they have this tactless PACE which I don't know for some reason she is always screaming.. so to me, just go to work if your boss is better than the PACE President.. or else these PACE STAFF eyes will be on you during the whole time. Now my daughter is doing great at Carondelet , she's making friends , she's happy , she's loud & doing great academics. Currently, I still have 2 boys in QAS, & hopefully the new Principal will do better with the BULLIES. Treating evryone fairly & handles issues carefully... I heard someone said that it's becoming to look like POLITICAL DYNASTY... if you know what I meant by that. some parents complaining about the standard of education is not what it used to 5-8yrs ago.. kids struggles in High School? I hear that a lot lately. MATH teacher Miss V , is good she gave my daughter D grade thanks to that! gave the boys A, fair enough because YES the boys are smarter. Mrs. SURA, my son said she is a good teacher Mrs Clark... very nice & caring teacher We missed Miss.GILMAN we need more teachers like her. She's tough & caring to her students. PE COACH? He must be doing something great to still be there after 5yrs. Secretary Francisco, very helpful & her smile puts her where she's at right now... FRONT DESK OFFICER you will always be greeted with a smile. 4-6yrs ago.. best teachers MISS BUTLER MISS GILMAN MR. O MISS MACMILLAN who inspired Kirsten to go on... Mrs. GRAY Secretary MUSIC Mrs. Davis who handles ALL PLAY. & PACE best President Christine NACA!

We've been a part of this school for about 10 years - our older son started in TK and is now in 7th…read moregrade and we have a younger son in preschool. I honestly believe God had a hand in bringing us here, the school has been so nurturing to our children and it's always been a source of great comfort knowing I'm sending my kids into an environment that shows them the love of Christ in everything they do. Teachers are communicative and regularly available, parents are involved and invested in the school, and overall QAS feels like a big family. There's lots of fun traditions like older students coming to teach younger ones, the annual Halloween party, the yearly auction - but more importantly the community is genuinely filled with good people who care about the kids and I couldn't be more grateful for the impact they've had on our lives.

As a graduate from Eagle Peak myself, this school has been one of the best things to ever happen to…read moreme. I've been at Eagle Peak for eight years, and it's been one of the best experiences of my life. Not only did I learn much more than I could have from a public school, it was also incredibly fun. Some of the friends I have made at Eagle Peak, who I have known for years, will probably end up being my friends for a long time from now. The Adolescent Program (AP) took all 34 of the 8th graders, and all 26 of the 7th graders, and made us into a community through a variety of fun activities. We all know each other as though we were best friends, and there's hardly any fights between us, and when there is the teachers are great at working them out. During AP I not only learned a lot about math, science, social studies, and language arts, but also about myself. Through AP, I have become braver, stronger, more outgoing, and better at solving my own problems. On a field trip, we hiked 16 miles from the heart of San Francisco to the other side of the Golden Gate Bridge. It was hard and long, but everyone made it, and I learned how much stronger I was than I thought. I would highly recommend staying in Eagle Peak until you graduate. Lower Elementary and Upper Elementary (1st, 2nd, and 3rd grade, and 4th, 5th, and 6th grade, respectively) were also great for me. During those years the teachers taught us not just what we needed to know, like addition and subtraction, science, basic geometry, cursive, and a lot more, but also how to make friends, how to keep them, how to settle arguments, to express gratitude, and so much more. However, Eagle Peak may not be the right school for your child if they have difficulty applying themselves to their work. The whole system only works if the students are trying to learn, much like a regular school. However, in Eagle Peak there is a much less stressful atmosphere, so some kids might just not do any work, which is hard for the teachers, because they can't exactly follow children home and force them to do homework. The only reason Eagle Peak worked for me was because I learned to apply myself and to care about my work from my parents, and then, later, my Lower Elementary teachers. Overall, though, Eagle Peak was a great school, and personally, I don't think there could have been a better school for me. Sincerely, Roland

eagle peak is a truly horrendous and traumatizing school. if you can send your child to another…read moreschool please DO AND RUN AS FAST AS YOU CAN. this is coming from a fellow student of eagle peak. if you're a parent reading this you probably won't take me seriously but protect your child/children and DO NOT send them here. i have a couple good memories from epms but most of them are horrible. there's your good teachers like mr. jonathan and ms. ava or there's your horrible teachers like ms. molly and ms. diana. first i'll start with academics. i was naturally good at writing but for the people i know that struggled with it, there was no support or help in that whatsoever. i severely struggle with math to this day because there was no support in anything you struggled with when you ask for help or even if teaches just notice it. now for the teachers. like i mentioned, mr. jonathan the art teacher was amazing and understanding when i spoke to him about my mental health. even though he wasn't a school counselor, he kept my feelings private and he's a very respectful and understanding person. mr. jonathan was amazing. now the bad teachers. like i said ms. molly is not a very good teacher. she yells a lot and loses her temper fast. she has very noticeable favorites in students. safe to say if you're not one of them, your epms upper el experience will suck ass. i have so much trauma from this school. both physically and mentally. the drama an bullying here can be very unbearable. like i said if you can send your child anywhere else DO NOT send them here.

A below average elementary school. School has decent teachers, but this school has a terrible…read morerecord of having hired unacceptable school administration staff.

Even though this is a Title 1 school and it is only rated 2/10 on Greatschools.org, there are a lot…read moreof wonderful, dedicated staff people here and there is also a lot of parent involvement. The kids are really sweet too. Walking around campus, the parents and kids smile and say "hello" to you when you pass. There is an After School Program. The After School Program has a garden on campus. I think this is a great school that serves the Monument corridor.

I'm very torn between my review. Most the staff is wonderful. Teachers and Custodian staff help so…read moremuch with whatever is needed. I can't count how many times the custodial crew has gone out of their way to help and work so incredibly hard. But one of the leads of the school is rather dreadful to deal with. The office manager, Juanita, is always so aggressive and angry at everyone and hard to talk to. I've witnessed and heard bad stories of experiences where she doesn't focus on her job but will just yell at others and staff for things that are out of control. I've even been told she refuses to officialize overtime and comp pay that is legitimate. Really terrible to see such improper and unprofessional hostility in the workplace. Maybe she needs a position of less authority.

This place is alright. However, there are two teachers in particular who are pretty cool. Hats off…read moreto Mr Trowbridge and Mr Wilson for being good teachers.

School is very good, and your child is in good hands, unless you happen to get Mrs. Baker. She is…read morevery unreasonable with the kids and vindictive. My son has had a pleasant experiences with all teachers except her. I as a parent don't care for her either. She threw away some supplies that I bought for my kid, instead of telling him to just take them home. She is a hot head, and short tempered.

I like the education my child is getting here... What I would improve is to get better…read morecommunication with parents. You get to talk to the teacher once only at the end of the first quarter, then is only if there is something you want to discuss, it should be that parents are informed of basic things that are going on the classroom, children are not always talkative about what they did at school.

This school has been a blessing to our family! We discovered the school when my daughter was…read moreentering fifth grade. We were both unhappy with the public school and looking for an alternative. I still remember the day we pulled up to the school. My daughter saw the sign...pre-school to high school...and she said, "That's it. I'm staying here until I graduate from high school." So while we were talking to the principal about fifth grade I also asked about the high school (I plan ahead). Here we are, years later, and I am the parent of a high school senior. She loves the teachers at the school. They are trusted adults. She feels she can talk with them and ask for their advice. The teachers have a wide mix of backgrounds, so there are lots of points of views. This is so important as young adults start to pull away from the family and look for external role models. There is a feeling of trust between students and teachers. Parents are involved in the school. You will feel as if you have an extended family at this school (especially important as a single mom...many willing hands during an emergency!).

Our pre school daughter goes here and she loves it. She's grown in all aspects including her faith,…read morewhich has been a joy to see. It's a loving environment and we are very happy to have here at CCCS.