This is yet another truly laudable school in Santa Clarita. My son has been attending special Ed…read more in this school system the entirety of his education, and with the exception of one school (out of four he has been enrolled in) our experience has been nothing short of outstanding when it comes to the school system here. Pico Cyn. Is academically comprehensive, and the staff is dedicated to the children and helping them succeed. The teachers are doing a fabulous job, and the principal Laura Banda is one of the finest people you will ever meet at school or anywhere else. My son is fortunate to be receiving a fine high quality education and in the public school system less.

Almost every teacher here is amazing! Mr and Mrs eifert are amazing and make the learning…read moreexperience great! The events are fun and interactive and they always made you have fun a lot! Love Michael Sundaravadivelan

While the office staff and Vice Principal were exceptionally kind and supportive--which is the…read moreprimary reason for the two star rating. We experienced some concerns related to harassment, and we were not satisfied with how Principal Mrs. V addressed the situation. This experience was particularly disheartening, as we had high hopes for Bridgeport. Sincerely hope this improves for other families, as I would not want to see anyone else experience what we did last year.

Trash from this school is all along the metal fence. Trash from the school blows into the public…read morepark and local homes

My kids all love alpha kidz, they are very advanced academically…read more The teachers are the best teachers in the world! Thank you Alpha Kidz for everything you do for our kids!

We absolutely love Mrs. Jessie and everyone at Alpha Kidz . There are so many great things about…read morethis school. My kids attended Alpha Kidz for many years and they never want to leave. The children were taught strong academic skills and are making bigger gains than their peers at other schools. The students at this school are performing at or above grade level. This school is amazing.

My son has been at this school since preschool with mrs Ruby, then kindergarten with mrs. Smith and…read morenow first grade with mrs. Reyes. This is an excellent school rated a perfect 10. They integrate a lot of technology in their teaching. They have real art, music, and science teachers that go class to class to teach these subject in greater depth. The teachers go above and beyond I help kids and to challenge children that are gifted. The PTA here is great and works really well with the school to help out students and to throw really fun events. The only thing that is a bummer is pick ups and drop off. I am currently waiting 40 before school ends to have a good parking spot to pick up my boy. I highly recommend this elementary but with all things you get what you put in.

Oak Hills Elementary is an amazing school academically wise, can be somewhat better, but one thing…read morethat caught my eye is the school staff. My children always come home informing me that the safety supervisors can definitely be nicer. To demonstrate what I'm trying to say, my daughter complains to me that this one particular staff member who works during recess and lunch yells a lot at children and can say unnecessary things. Along with taking away specific privileges, which for an elementary school doesn't make sense if you barley did anything wrong. Mrs KK I think that's the name. I don't mean to be disrespectful, but the staff can be really disappointing, and should definitely improve.

I wanted to take a minute to say how thankful we are for Legacy Christian Academy. Our son started…read moreat Legacy in kindergarten and is now in first grade, and seeing how much he has grown and how genuinely excited he is to go to school has been such a breath of fresh air. He wants to read, do math problems, and tell us about what he learned that day. I'm constantly impressed by the thoughtful questions he comes home with, and I love seeing his confidence and curiosity grow. His teachers have been wonderful, and I really appreciate having two teachers in each classroom. But what I love most is how personal the whole school feels. His teachers, staff, administrators, and coaches know him by name, and he has made some really wonderful friendships. He truly feels like he belongs there. Something I honestly didn't think much about when we were choosing a school, but now appreciate SO much, is the expectation that parents are involved in their kids' education. There is a real partnership between the school, teachers, and parents. Knowing what your child is working on, reading with them, practicing at home, and being involved is just part of the culture, and I didn't realize how much I would value that until we experienced it. And he gets to have fun too! He LOVES his enrichment classes. In kindergarten, he came home so excited that he was learning Microsoft Paint in computer class, and he told us the whole story of Noah's Ark from Bible class. Now in first grade, he has started flag football and is absolutely pumped to be a "Legacy Lion." We're looking forward to many more years of school and sports! Go Lions!

This review reflects our family's personal experience during the four years our children attended…read moreLegacy Christian Academy. All of the concerns described here were communicated directly to the school during our time there, however, unfortunately we did not receive the responses we expected. Initially, our elementary child had a wonderful experience, and we appreciated the structure and consistency of the elementary program. Unfortunately, our middle school child's experience was more difficult. Our child received multiple disciplinary infractions for incidents that, in our opinion, based on years of working with students ourselves, could have been addressed through conversation and redirection. I was informed that these infractions didn't "mean much" however all infractions get listed on your child's LMS. Eventually, he received a detention, and the detention notice and information was taped on his locker where other students could see it. He was extremely embarrassed by the experience. I was shocked by this action especially coming from this school as this type of public humiliation is considered the most basic of "no nos" in the education realm. We also found the volume of MS homework and studying across multiple subjects challenging for students balancing academics and athletics. Additionally, the elementary, middle, and high school divisions often felt disconnected, with different spirit days and activities and limited overall cohesiveness. Our concerns eventually extended beyond the student experience. My husband dedicated his career to Christian education and was hired to help build Legacy's high school athletic program. Initially, things seemed very positive. However, following the school's partnership with Grace Community Church and the increased involvement of The Master's University development team, we observed changes in the way athletic decisions were communicated and handled. I completely agree with the review below by Joel, regarding the new affiliation with TMU development as we clearly saw this and directly experienced the effects of hiring a TMU friend. Despite holding an administrative position and making repeated requests to be included in discussions, my husband experienced being left out of decisions affecting the athletic program he was hired to develop. One particular incident that felt like the most egregious, involved a social media post by a wife of an incoming employee. The post stated that the employee had been offered my husband's position months earlier, while my husband held the position and was still awaiting clarity about his own contract for the upcoming school year. Learning this information publicly, rather than receiving direct communication from the school about his professional future, was deeply disturbing. I also made repeated attempts to communicate concerns as a parent regarding decisions affecting the basketball program, which my husband also lead. Eventually, I was told by an admin, "You do not need to include me in further emails." I found this response discouraging after making multiple efforts to address my concerns directly. Our family chose Legacy because of our strong belief in Christian education and our desire to raise our children in an environment grounded in biblical values. My husband dedicated years to teaching, coaching, mentoring students, and building athletic programs. The experiences he encountered here, which our children also witnessed, were shocking. Solid employees with zero bad evaluations should never be treated in this manner. It is especially disappointing that, in our experience, the Christian values Legacy teaches were not consistently reflected throughout this athletic leadership decision-making process. We believe fairness, integrity, transparency, and respect-basically ethics, should be evident not only in what a school teaches its students, but also applied in how it treats a hard working faithful employee. We recognize that Legacy has caring individuals and that our family experienced genuine positives, particularly in elementary school and before the partnership with GCC/TMU. However, prospective families deserve an honest account of both the positive experiences and the challenges we encountered. We sincerely hope the school genuinely reflects on these concerns and is consistent between its stated mission and its actions toward a concerned employee.

Sixth grade graduation…read more I laughed, I cried, my scalp got fried. And a person in the audience looked exactly like Michael Jackson. Which was especially funny because she was a White woman. 2013 #110 / 365

My child has been at VV for 6 years and will graduate in 2026. This school has outstanding support…read morestaff...yard duties, custodian, cafeteria workers, behavior support specialist, and a wonderful PTA. He has had consistently wonderful teachers. Hoping for the best in 6th grade! He has been very fortunate to attend this school.

Nice school! They are small but the curriculum is classical and extensive! We really love itread more

Man, now that my kid is about to graduate and have more experience of other schools both private…read moreand public, I realize that I didn't quite understand how much of a blessing Trinity was and is for my family. My son is incredibly well prepared academically and spiritually, far, far more than I could have on my own. So grateful for this community!

Principle is the best person ever she knows every kid name and most of the parents names and even…read moremy name (grandmother)She always smiles and has total attention from the students if she just waves her hands. The kids at this school have so many things to do and to go to that non of my friends Grandchildren have.Teacher are great and my Grandson and granddaughter have loved every one of them. But for my grand daughter Mr Holinger was a stand out my Grand daughter really exelerated in his class. Be it public speaking ( like toastmaster rep for the 6th grade) or academics . This school is great. As far as I have seen they also have the best special ed classes and both my Grand son and my grand daughter have helped in those classrooms and on the playground. I feel my grand children have had the best al around education that I can find. They are also told to be kind and helpfull. This makes for harmony under the students and a peaceful atmosphere to study and learn. Thank you Mountain View your the best Margje Doelitzsch

Moutainview has wonderful administration, especially the assistant principal, Mr Stepner. He has…read moregone over and beyond to help our son who was having a difficult time at school. This included one on one time on the playground and regular check ups on his social emotional well being. We felt really understood and cared about here. In addition, our child's teacher Mrs Leiner was a huge support with honest feedback and guidance for both our child and us as parents. We would highly recommend this school for their leadership and experience.

LOVE LOVE this school! Two kids who went here through 2016-2021. Everyone from the yard aides to…read morethe principal was top notch. My kids loved their classroom experience as well. Shout out to the two men Mr. Devore and Mr. Best for going the extra mile. Need more "dude" teachers in my opinion.

i LOVE this school, so many people were kind to me. The food was FANTASTIC. Some kid got famous for…read morethere hyperpigmentation drawing in this school. I love all teachers, especially 3rd grade Mr. Best who sadly quit halfway through the school year.

SCVi saved my son's school career. This is a truly remarkable place, where the instructors WANT to…read morebe there and the kids come first - not faculty. Students and their families are treated with respect and kindness and, above all, with trust. Such a refreshing, reaffirming environment that allows young people to develop and thrive - not crush their natural curiosity and imagination with relentless messages on conformity. And, amazingly, this public charter school with an incredible curriculum is free! Transferring from a nightmare experience in 7th grade at Rio Norte - where everything is structured to the teacher's benefit, the volume of 'busy work' worksheets assigned daily is mind-numbing, and the default attitude is one of distrust - to the amazing project-based learning and integrated curriculum of SCVi was truly the answer to my prayers for my thoughtful, intelligent son. He had left elementary school as a confident, straight A student who benefited from the school's GATE program for 3 years, but after 1 year at Rio Norte Jr High, being brow-beaten and told by his teachers he was just lazy and not as smart as he thought, his spirit was crushed and he had become hopeless about school. SCVi turned all that around. The transition was a little rocky for him, as he was leaving his friends behind, but the staff and fellow students at SCVi worked hard at making him feel welcome and his contributions were once again valued. By the end of 8th grade, his confidence had returned, as well as his grades, and he'd even stepped into a leadership role in the epic Civil War Re-Enactment capstone project that is a tradition at SCVi. Without SCVi, the path for my gifted 13 year old son could have turned out very badly indeed. He's continued to develop and thrive there through high school, benefited from IB classes and theater, and will graduate next month as a poised, confident young man with broad knowledge and critical life skills. What parent could ask for more for their child? From the bottom of my heart, thank you SCVi!

Horrible school if you want to learn and socialize. Most people already have friend groups, and…read moredon't socialize with new students. Also, the school has a major bullying problem that they have covered up for a while now and only did the bare minimum if pushed to do. If you are not in the main popular friend group, you most likely cant talk to anyone. You'll also most likely be bullied if you don't like whatever the popular kids like, and people always beat each other up, and they do the most minimal punishments. I heard someone who caused a ton of people to bully someone else only got 1 day of ISS for doing that. So yea, i totally recommend not going here