Reached out to the "school" multiple times regarding my daughter attending, even emailed multiple…read moreschool email addresses and never heard back. After doing my own research and investigating via state and federal data bases,it's come to my attention that this "school" doesn't even have any type of accreditation. That was a deal breaker for me, that would completely ruin a child's ability to attend universities or even transfer to another school if we move. I do not understand why they wouldn't want to give a child of God every opportunity for success. Seems a bit un christian like to take people's money and not offer every avenue for success for their child. They do not mention anywhere that they are NOT accredited,shady!!. Your child is better off at a public school. My daughter is now enrolled at Notre Dame High School in Salinas.

Must still be an amazing school to still be there over 30 yesterday afternoon . I went there in 1st…read moregrade, I'm 43 now

Amazingly creative and kind professional with many years teaching and empowering a wide variety of…read morestudents. Takes strengths into consideration, always. Very highly regarded by adults and kids alike.

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If you're looking for support for yourself, or your child with special needs, this is a place to…read morecome to and ask questions! Most of the staff here has a family member with a disability so they're able to understand the unique experiences that come from raising a child with a disability and connect with people with that perspective. There's no judgment here, just information, resources, empathy, and empowerment. - webinars, support groups, online learning - check out their website to see the list of things they can offer. Most services are free. They have a support staff that can provide information about community resources, working with the regional center, early start programs, educational systems, accommodations and modifications, individualized, education programs, and more. They keep your information confidential. Reach out to them if you have a child with a disability, and have questions!

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Maybe was good years ago but now mostly resellers with stolen/bootleg designs. I'd rather shop a…read moresmaller better curated event. If I can by it on Shein or Temu I'm not buying it at a craft fair.

This locally grown craft show started out at a literal farm on Old Stage Road but has recently…read moreexpanded so much that it wouldn't fit there anymore. Despite losing the actual farm aspect, this show has kept its farm-like feel at the awesome new location of the Monterey County Sheriff's Posse Grounds. The committee (family) that puts the show on and their volunteers - comprised mostly of cowgirls and boys - are so incredibly helpful, friendly and laid-back. The selection of over 100 vendors is fantastically diverse and so well organized. All local artisans and sellers with a range of handmade work, homemade goods, antiques, vintage furniture, and a few business representatives thrown in the mix (Silpada, Lularoe, etc.). There's a food truck or two and a wine/mimosa bar! Plus parking and entrance is totally FREE!! There are two Flair shows a year. The spring show happens either in late April or early May and the fall (holiday) show happens on the full weekend before Thanksgiving (perfect time to start your gift shopping!). As a vendor for the last four years I can say this is one of the most fun and well organized shows I have the pleasure of selling at! *** Tips *** * Wear boots or sensible shoes. This show takes place in often dew covered grass and parking is in the dirt (sometimes mud), both with the occasional little gopher hole. So leave those heels at home! Unless you want to give us vendors a free show of you wobbling around like Bambi or full on face-planting in the grass. Trust me, I've seen it. It's hilarious! :P * Bring a little shopping cart or wagon. Trust me, you'll want it, with all the awesome stuff you'll end up buying! Lots of others bring their wagons too, you won't be the only one. * Come early! The line to get in starts forming a little after 9am even though it doesn't open/start until 10am. These early birds are coming to do some serious shopping! If you wanna see the good stuff better get here early. * Bring cash. Although most vendors take credit card, there's a few that don't. * Maybe leave the kids at home. Despite this being a very family friendly atmosphere it's not exactly geared towards kids who don't like to go shopping. If you really want to be able to see everything and shop peacefully, leave those kiddos with the hubby. Also maybe leave your hubby at home, unless he's your personal wallet, then bring him. We need you to come spend his well earned money lol! On second thought just bring his credit card haha! If you do bring him though there is a multitude of benches he can hang out on, with all the other husbands waiting on their wives to finish shopping (for real). Which will never happen at this place. You'll want to stay all day! * Leave the dogs at home too, please. I'm a dog lover myself, but not a lover of their poop and pee. Because this show takes place outside there is always a case of someones dog peeing on some vendors display piece (speaking from personal experience) or someone stepping in some poop and tracking it all over the place (again, personal experience of someone tracking dog poop into my booth). All the organizers and vendors will thank you heartily if you leave your fur children at home.

get down to it, experience at this venue is inconvenient, tickets cost depending on where you need…read moreto be, parking isn't cheap much less free, food/alcohol are best done if it matters before / after or at a picnic table outside the gate, the road up (and, therefore, down) is tedious though not imho particularly dangerous unless you're under the influence, and management of the crowd and traffic especially after dark lacks organization. but having listened to a lot of music at places like msg, red rocks, the greek in LA, avalon, fillmores, cbgb... an evening of powerful music here is better but it isn't for an average saturday night's entertainment, save it for something special... it's worth twice the price for the right seats. in my case, as a maturing moshpit headbanger from decades ago, this required seats maybe 15 feet from the right side of the stage. i nailed these three months ahead for a total price of about $500 for two, premium parking included. worth it. this was the second time i saw the jblze show, the first being last year's in napa. the mountain winery was much superior owing to both the medieval setting and the power of the sound system which was enough to blow your head away. i had thoughtfully brought along a set of earplugs for my associate's tender ears, but passed on the offer of free ones at the entry gate. my hearing not to mention other functions has survived massive assaults of self-destruction in the past so ear protection seems a bit late to me. i was here to encourage ear damage, with every screech, boom, thud of music from the hammer of the gods this group is the best of all ersatz led zep groups, and more than a "tribute band" owing to Jimmy Sakurai, a japanese guy who spent 30 years perfecting the live performance of guitarist jimmy page. "mr jimmy" while much too civilized to be page incarnate is for sure the absolute best at what he does. the experience is essential if you have any interest in knowing why the original band is still considered the progenitor, the ne plus ultra as it were, of modern heavy metal/blues rock. i won't go on lest i descend into mindless fandom. let's leave it the same as my previous review, if you failed to see the original led zeppelin in msg or wherever, back when it mattered, and you're curious, book tickets next time - one hopes they'll do it here again.

Venue and views are breathtaking. Their arrival operations - a total S show. We waited in a massive…read moreline of cars for at least 40 minutes because someone drove a curve too quickly, dangled off a cliff, and needed a tow. No one came to tell us what was happening so folks got out of their cars to investigate - and they spread the news like Paul Revere lol Also, take all the crazy surcharge and parking money you make and install guardrails, Mountain Winery! Staff told us this type of stuff has happened before. Our first time scarred us - not sure there will be a return visit.