this school is so horrible that reviews had to be turned off on by google. how shady dishonest can…read morea school be? my child was abused time and again by classmates, with the school simply pressuring us not to report the child. they committed to safety protocols that they repeatedly broke, then would shift the point person who would start a CYA protocol saying "I'm not sure what happened before and can't comment on those safety protocols being broken". honestly, it was disgusting. don't send your kids here if you value their safety.

Do not send your kids here! They do nothing to prepare them for a public high school after middle…read moreschool. Especially in Math! This school is way behind vs public middle schools and high schools.

We have had such a wonderful experience at Rancho Christian School. The teachers and staff are…read morecaring, supportive, and truly invested in their students. My daughter has felt welcomed, encouraged, and excited to be part of the Rancho community. We are very happy with our decision and look forward to a great school year!

Who knew applying to preschool and elementary gives the same pressure and stress as finding a…read morecollege? I'm not saying we are a Rancho Christian lifer, but I will say our experience in both the preschool and elementary school have been positive. After researching, talking to parents, and finally touring a couple of the Temecula schools, we enjoyed the fact that Rancho provided an environment that felt safe, enrichment classes that we felt were important (such as the arts), and also included a space for our kids to grow academically and spiritually. *PRESCHOOL REVIEW* We initially toured the preschool, since my daughter was not yet potty trained (and in order for her to proceed in her age level preschool, she would need to be fully potty trained). This wasn't entirely alarming since most preschools in the area have a "mandatory" deadline, which honestly can be stressful on parents. Both my kids "eased" into it; I've always believed that potty training should be a gentle transition and encouraged, not pushed. What set Rancho apart was the partnership that the admission team provided with us, recommending she start in the summer enrolled in the "Little Tots" program, which would provide her in a 3 month setting that eased her into the routine. Ms. Annalise was an amazing summer school teacher. She was in tune with what our daughter needed (especially since she was switching childcare). During the fall, she switched to Ms. Faith - another amazing teacher who also provided a safe potty environment. Soon enough, she was transitioned over to her grade level class with Ms. Jem and Ms. Shilpi. Three smooth transitions over the course of a year speaks volumes of the staff. She loved all of her teachers, and the app that the school uses - Brightwheel, provided a snapshot of their potty, eating and pix/videos for the day. The only thing I wish is that preschool and elementary somehow used the same platform to streamline communication and forms. Apps I had to download for the school are: -Blackbaud: for all application school forms, tuition/billing schedules, etc -Brightwheel: preschool only app for updates/communication -Band: Elementary school app for updates and communication Pros and Cons: Pros: -Rancho is an excellent communicator via Brightwheel/IG/FB/Email. It's easy to get a hold of someone via phone/Brightwheel, they are responsive which is important as a parent! -After a certain time in the morning, the entrance on the side of the school (closest to the preschool is closed), you will need to go to the front of the school and pass the guard check-in gate. I personally love this since there are measures in place to check any guest that comes in after a certain time. -Each parent/guardian is provided with a check in code. This is used to sign in and out of preschool at the front office. -Great school events and staff -Love that our daughter gets to see her brother (who attends elementary) at some of the school events! -Chapel: our daughter looks forward to chapel Wednesdays. Every preschooler has a blue chapel shirt; the service is age appropriate, while providing them with a spiritual baseline. Cons: -The exit gate isn't always closely monitored. There typically is staff around the area to keep an eye on anyone exiting (along with any kids trying to get out), but this could be better. -Summer school logistics was a little chaotic. And this comes from being a first time Rancho parent. We were unsure of where to go for early drop-off or late pickup. -Preschool feels siloed, I wish there was more cohesion between Preschool, Elementary and High School. Overall, we love the fact that our daughter has had a good experience with both the staff and her classmates. We feel that our voices are heard if there is ever an issue, and that for the most part administration is also visible and pleasant to communicate with! Will post our experience with elementary soon!

High quality education, strong academics, students are well prepared for college.read more

These teachers are high quality and care a lot about their students. A great program for a wide…read morevariety of students.

My granddaughter attended Linfield Christian School from Kindergarten through 12th grade. The…read morereligious emphasis at the school has helped her and other students to develop a strong moral, Christian foundation upon which to guide her future. The school is large enough to offer a varied and challenging program including Internation Baccalaureate courses for talented students, and it is small enough to be concerned for the needs and strengths of individual students. The school sponsors a variety of academic, athletic, social, and team-building events which stimulate and motivate students. It has been a pleasure to help support my granddaughter's attendance at Linfield Christina School and celebrate her senior year activities as I look forward to her graduation.

Don't send your child here, especially if they're a girl or any other race other than white. I went…read morehere for my entire life and while a lot of the teachers were nice, it wasn't enough to overshadow the sexism and racism. Not every teacher had the same views, but at the same time we would have substitute teachers spend an entire class period talking about how women's role is to be at home and listen to their husband, or them unfairly calling security on kids who weren't doing anything just because of their race. Almost every kid who was any other race other than white would have stories of a teacher being micro aggressive, blatantly racist, or ignorant. A lot of the students were similar. Bullying was rampant here and no teachers stepped in to truly fix the problem, with some even joining in on it. Some of the boys especially would spend class making crude jokes right in the girls ears about them, and teachers wouldn't do anything about it. They preached about how you could come to teachers for help and that teachers cared about you, but rarely did I see that actually in practice. Even at the mountain retreat that they forced everyone to go to for chapel 24/7 and 'community,' my friend and I were put in a side room and yelled at for sobbing until another teacher came to help us. Some of the teachers also seemed to prefer their male students over the others, getting the girls in trouble for something that the boys were doing. All of that aside, the science and math teaching was also subpar. I barely learned anything in math and had around 5 math teachers within one year. I had to get a tutor and teach myself everything again in college, starting from the basics. The foreign language and English classes were fine, but that was also a subject I didn't necessarily struggle in. The teachers in elementary were fine, but with the higher level teaching and management that comes with middle and high school they struggled immensely. The teachers weren't remotely paid enough to deal with I don't think this school is worth it if you care about your kids math and science education and don't want your kids to be brainwashed.

Great school with amazing staff! The campus is clean and organized. There policies are sensible and…read morethe teachers are wonderful!

We love Ms. Jo, front office staff!! Her bubbly and cheery personality makes me excited to pick up…read moremy boys earlier than they are suppose to be picked up!!

We moved to Temecula a year ago and chose St. Jeanne de Lestonnac High School for our daughter. It…read morehas been a wonderful school and a great experience for our family. The staff, teachers, and families have been incredibly friendly and welcoming, making us feel like part of the community from the start. I have been very impressed with both the academic program and the wide range of extracurricular activities. Most importantly, our daughter truly enjoys attending the school, and we couldn't be happier with our decision.

We are so grateful for St. Jeanne de Lestonnac and the positive impact it has had on our daughter's…read moregrowth and development. She continues to learn, grow, and build a strong foundation both academically and personally. The school's commitment to academic excellence, nurturing lifelong learners, and encouraging kindness, compassion, and faith has been truly meaningful for our family. We appreciate the supportive teachers and community that help students become confident, caring, and well-rounded individuals. It has been wonderful to see our daughter grow in her knowledge, character, and faith while being part of such a welcoming environment.

Great parking and accessibility to all entries! Very welcoming staff! Love the school grounds and…read morevery clean facilities!

WORST SCHOOL EVER. My son goes here and they are horrible at everything they do. I do not recommend…read moregoing here they are horrible

Went to my daughters away volleyball game here today and had a poor experience. Invited my mother…read moreto come watch the game and she was denied entry because she only had cash to get in which wasn't accepted. They wouldn't let her even in to ask me to use my card to pay for her. She tried to call me but the cell service is terrible and I have Verizon. Staff made her feel unwelcome and embarrassed. Do better Great Oaks.

Yes Greg school spirit love the colors and I can tell you hi school is way better working…read moreenvironment there's so many kids and diversity that I feel like you're in a college campus

I'm currently fostering my nieces, and my five-year-old niece is enrolled in the kindergarten class…read moreat the Temecula Student Center. I can't say enough about how grateful I am for TSC. From the very beginning, the staff has been exceptionally kind, attentive, and thoughtful. My niece has a kindergarten teacher she truly adores. Earlier this year, one of her teachers was promoted after only two months, and I was understandably worried about yet another transition for a child who has already endured so much change. The way TSC handled that transition was deeply reassuring; there was a clear, caring plan in place, and my niece quickly formed a strong connection with her new teacher as well. My niece was removed from her home over the summer and has experienced significant trauma in her short life. She carries a great deal of fear and anxiety, and she has selective mutism, meaning she is only able to speak with certain people. At her previous school, she never spoke to her TK teacher or her classmates. Seeing her now whispering to her teachers and a few of her peers at TSC feels like a small miracle, and also a powerful sign that she feels safe. Every part of her day is held with care. From the breakfast room staff who help her settle in each morning, to the gate staff who personally call for someone to escort her inside, to Ms. Heidi, the parking lot safety person who greets her with a warm smile and helps her out of the car, each small act of kindness has made a real difference. She comes home happy every day, more confident, and eager to share what she's learning. I'm also so appreciative of how present and engaged Valerie and Jeanette are as administrators. One or both are outside during arrival and dismissal time every single day. Her teachers, Ms. Smith, Ms. Merrifield, and Ms. K, have gone above and beyond to create a sense of safety, continuity, and belonging during a very tender time in her life. One staff member even reached out to me about resources available for foster families through Springs. I haven't yet had the chance to connect, but simply being seen and thought of in that way meant more than I can express. Springs has brought stability, care, and a sense of grounding to an incredibly difficult season in my niece's life, not just through personalized learning, but through genuine, personalized care.

Mrs Erika Nevares Homeschool program and Julie Norman Journey program is the reason why I chose to…read morecontinue having my kids at Springs Charter School. They helped my kids thrive with self esteem and soar academically. They are those teachers that truly roots and believes in your children and self sacrificing support to us parents. They are the teachers I wish I had growing up. The kind of teachers your kids will look back and be forever grateful for. I hope Springs Charter School gives these two extraordinary women the bonus or raise they deserve. They are the pillars in our community that even the City Mayor, Dr.Hermsmeyer, & Governing Boards of Springs Charter School should knowledge and give due credit to their most compassionate, empowering, and exceptional teachers. Mrs Erica Nevares and Mrs Julie Norman we are both the heart of our learning community and educational rockstars.

I go to this school and it's actually not that bad. It's better than I expected and the staff is…read morepretty coolio.