The School is incredible but the front desk receptionists have been rude on multiple occasions…read more Parents should not be shamed for their children being late on occasion, nor should we accept the receptionists/ gatekeepers subjective definition of our rationale for tardiness. My son was more than 30 minutes late due to multiple reasons and she would not excuse it. This was his first tardy! She said it would be marked as an inexcusable absence. Wow! Zero kindness or empathy for daily living. This was his first tardy of the year! She was so rude. What she doesn't know, is that my son has chronic allergies and is embarrassed about it, so I didn't mention that. Just rude.

I specifically came here to go to the skate park. Nothing makes me feel more alive than watching a…read moreskater. It definitely reminds me of the best time in my life. No I was not a skater but I did have a skate shop. The kid walked by and asked me what time it was I told him and I said hey what do you know about the spot. He said it's a skate spot. I said yeah I can see that. Do you like it ? It's gets pretty packed he told me yeah it's cool . In the morning old people come to skate . I said old people how old ? He looked at me up and down and said old like you. Damn!!!!! I wouldn't have it any other way. Little renegade skater. He told me the business ! Ha !

I have been part of the Saint Jeanne de Lestonnac School community since August 2005. Now, 21 years…read morelater, as we prepare to finish our journey with the Class of 2026, it's hard to put into words what this school has meant to our family. SJDL has truly been more than just a school to us; it has been home. The most beautiful part of our experience has been the journey in faith. Watching my children grow not only academically but spiritually has been such a gift. Faith isn't just taught here; it's lived every day. Over the years, we have met incredible families and built friendships that will last a lifetime. Our children have formed strong bonds with classmates, and those friendships have grown year after year. There is something very special about being part of a community where everyone genuinely cares about one another. One of the things I have always appreciated is the small class sizes, usually around 15 to 18 students. It allows teachers to truly know each child, not just their name, but their personality, strengths, and areas where they may need extra support. The staff goes above and beyond to make sure every student feels seen, supported, and safe. Knowing that safety is always a top priority gives parents incredible peace of mind. I've also seen the school grow and evolve over the years, offering opportunities in sports, theater, and other activities that allow students to explore their talents and build confidence. After 21 years, I can honestly say choosing Saint Jeanne de Lestonnac was one of the best decisions our family ever made. We are forever grateful for the love, faith, education, and community that SJDL has given us.

Best decision I ever made for my children. The staff, parents and children are very welcoming and…read moretreat you like family. The math program and ELA programs are excellent.

Can't say enough good things about RHLS. We have two daughters ages 3,5. Both girls started in the…read morePre School tiny tots class, our oldest is now in Kinder and youngest is in Pre-K. All staff that we have encountered is great, from teachers aids, teachers, Ms. Lori the admissions director is so warm and welcoming, to the amazing principal Dr. Marquardt- you can tell they all have a love for children and serving God. Our daughters love the school. The pre school program is great, we did the three day option for our girls. Love that we could choose that to ease them into school life. We are just starting our school journey with our girls but feel so happy that we chose RHLS, happy to be a part of this community!

Red Hill Lutheran School has exceeded our expectations. Our child has thrived here thanks to…read moreexceptional teachers, an engaging curriculum, and a school that is both organized and well managed. Safety is clearly a priority, which gives us real peace of mind. We also value how faith is thoughtfully incorporated into daily lessons, creating a foundation that will serve our child well beyond the classroom. The principal is truly outstanding and provides the kind of leadership that sets the tone for the entire school. We recommend RHLS to any family focused on faith based education

If you want a small school who really pays attention and cares about your children this is it…read more Amazing school. We left orchard hills elementary, constant bullying, 1st-3rd teacher doesn't inform the parents of anything that happens , and vice principal doesn't do anything about the same bully for two years . Fed up we ended up going back to St.Cecilia. We left because I couldn't afford to put all 3 kids in private, since public schools are great in Irvine ( not orchard hills elementary apparently) Smaller class size, not always letting your kids sit on the iPad like the public schools with 30 plus kids- (because that's just easier for them ). You know that staff is here at the school for the right reasons. Curriculum is standard, but I'm here to make sure my kids aren't bullied and grow up to be a good person. I am not Catholic, but having religion and the basic virtues of living life the right way is most important.

Women's Ministry: Great faith sharing sessions. Sandy is very welcoming and nice. The girls are a…read moreblast to talk to. Faith Formation Classes: Sr. Thuy is very friendly and compassionate. Kirsten loves singing in their morning choir. Church: I miss our regular priest and confessioner Father Khoi. I wish they would bring him back. They need to not move all the priests around so much.

Amazing school. My son is thrilled to be here. He says his teacher is the best in the world and…read morealways looks forward to going to school. I want to express my gratitude to Mr. Ha for his care for the children and love for his job. The level of teaching is truly excellent. We also take basketball classes, and my son is equally excited about that.

Such an awesome school with an amazing Preschool-5th grade program. They offer STEM classes,…read morevarious sports, many activities throughout the year, and so much more.

TUSD has the most distinguished schools in the nation, including this one. The administration is…read morefriendly, energetic, upbeat, positive, and focused on academics and reading. This public school is much better than all the competitive homeschooling programs offered online (according to Kirsten), with many events and activities to keep children engaged and interested in attending school and learning. I would vote Yes on Measure J TUSD in Tustin, CA to improve its physical infrastructure that desperately needs it, because the educational curriculum is already very competitive and just needs more buildings for that extra innovation.

Horrible school! My little brother left because the teachers wouldn't say anything to bully's…read moreparents so he got bullied constantly until they took him out of the school.

I love this school!! All of the teachers are amazing and the principal truly cares about each and…read moreevery kid. My niece is excited everyday to come to school! I love when I get the opportunity to volunteer in her class. Everyone is so welcoming and I see so many smiling faces. The community is truly lucky to have such supportive educators that truly adore each and every student and wants the best for them! I know my niece will succeed in elementary school because of her amazing peers, fabulous teachers, and principal!! Love love Nelson Elementary!!!

We've been at Fairmont North Tustin campus for 3 years. I thought it had a health office and health…read morestaff (I'm not even asking for an RN, just a health staff member), just like other schools. All Irvine public schools have health rooms and health staff on campus. Stupid me -- I assumed that at the very least this so-called private school would have such a fundamental facility and staff. But no. Today I found out there's no health office and no sick room where a child can at least lie down for a while until a parent arrives. I'm in shock. What kind of risky, scammy school have I put my child into for the past 3 years? This campus just spent a lot of money on expansion and also raised tuition fees. It's ridiculous to find out that behind all those price increases and fancy upgrades, no one seems to care about students' health -- and none of that money appears to have gone toward improving health support for the kids. No health office. Not even one health staff member. Not even a sick room for students to rest. -- In response to your reply: Thank you for reminding me -- although your non-medical staff determined (since there is no health clerk or school nurse on campus) that "it's better to remain in an upright position in a chair, while ensuring attentive care and comfort," when I arrived, my pale six-year-old child was kneeling on the ground, coloring on a piece of paper and using a wooden bench next to the reception desk as a flat surface. There is no health clerk. The temporary reception teacher was busy with her own duties. I did not see any "assured attentive care and comfort." Instead, I observed teachers who appeared reluctant to be involved, likely because without a designated health staff member, temporarily caring for a sick child simply adds to their already full workload. Where is the "bed" or the "attentive care and comfort" you mentioned? All I saw was a small, cold wooden bench near the reception area, with people walking around. Considering the level of tuition families pay, our children deserve more than this. Three different staff members confirmed to me yesterday that there is no bed available for a sick student. Therefore, the only way I was able to learn that such an option supposedly exists was through a Yelp review. Reality is reality. Parents, please do your research before sending your child to a so-called private school: * Is there a health room or a designated sick resting area -- like those available in Orange County public schools? * Is there a school health clerk available on campus -- as in Orange County public schools? * Do teachers even know whether the so-called "bed for sick students" actually exists? Despite the amount of money families invest in a private school that lacks even fundamental health support, it is worth considering whether the absence of a basic health office or a health clerk could place students at greater risk in certain situations.

This place is amazing you should go here everybody is so nice and friendly hope you can come hereread more

Never pick up phone , been calling for 2 weeks , no body answer the phone , I am so sad we tax…read morepayer has to beg them to pick up phone, my kids move to this area and was kicked by different school , and school wanna me to call district , never got connected , left the message for hundreds time ，no call back. Not functioning at all. Not deserve a penny from tax payer !

This is a great school with great teachers! I'm always impressed when I attend my grandson's eventsread more