The Lancer spirit is evident in every coroner of the updated, tidy, and cheerful outdoor campus!…read moreThe high school is located right next to awesome Hagen park. Being a graduate of Cordova High, Class of Eternal Youth, I remember running laps around the parks's duck pond and enjoying all the shady trees and nature during gym class. The campus is very open and sprawl. Multiple buildings housing difference class subjects , are surrounded by mature evergreens, shady leaf trees, lush green grass, and neatly paved walkways spotted with benches to relax on. It's a good size campus with lots of room for sports activities. I saw a huge base field, football stadium, track, basketball, tennis courts , and more. It's pretty fantastic that the city of Rancho Cordova has such a well maintained campus. I see it as a positive atmosphere where young minds can thrive. Various athletes and media people have graduated from Cordova and moved onto huge success. You know Lester Holt from NBC... yup successful Cordova grad. And you know there's obviously me... :)

Question for parents how many of you have issues with random men handing out bibles to your kids…read moredirectly where they walk less than a foot away from the school? I understand that this is a public space but who are they? And this is not ok there are many different faiths in this school and they should not have the right to hand out religious materials to minors with out permission from the parents!

Great school! Thought I would be disappointed but so far I'm impressed! Great teachers who go above…read moreand beyond to help students.

Eh, mid. But decent teachers. The food is meh but for a school that has dirty bathrooms, let's go!read more

Excellent School for special need kidsread more

Great School, caring staff . love the incentives they give the kids.read more

My children have only attended the SWS high school, but we love it. They are focused on learning…read morefor a lifetime. It is a college prep curriculum and, as our children have been going there (we have been part of this community for over 7 years, but Waldorf educated family for the past 14+ years) I have noticed a definite shift from the "artsy" reputation it may have had in the past. It really is a college prep school, yet stays true to the Waldorf curriculum in terms of human growth. And, as with all Waldorf schools, the arts are very alive with fine arts, theater and music all well integrated into the program. This is not your average high school: there is no football team, no cheerleading squad, few electives. It isn't typically American in those ways. Waldorf has enriched our family in endless ways: I will forever be grateful for this education. Update: November 2013 My oldest has been graduated from the high school and on to college for about 2 1/2 years now. She is now actually thanking me for this schooling: she realizes what a blessing it has been to her. That says so much about Waldorf education!

I want to be clear that this review is only for the summer camp, as my daughter attended two…read moreseparate weeks at Sacramento Waldorf School throughout the summer. Her first week was absolutely packed with fun activities. They did tie-dye, a color run, and even took a hike to the park. She absolutely loved it, and it felt like there was always something going on. The second week was a little different. There didn't seem to be as many planned activities, and she mentioned having quite a bit more downtime. It wasn't necessarily bad, but after such a fun and activity-filled first week, I think we were both expecting a little more. The campus itself is really nice, and one thing I appreciated was that there weren't a ton of kids in her camp group. I want to say there were around eight kids, which made it feel smaller and more personal. They also had a really fun potluck, and I've heard they sometimes take bike rides to a local coffee shop, which sounds like such a fun little adventure for the kids. Overall, my daughter enjoyed her time there, especially that first week. I just wish the activities had been a little more consistent from week to week. If both weeks had been like the first one, this easily would have been a 5-star experience. Helpful tip: If you're signing your child up for multiple weeks, just know that the activities may vary quite a bit depending on the week.

They are currently doing free breakfast and free lunch here at white rock elementary. No questions…read moreasked, the staff is friendly and welcoming. Kids ages 2 to 18 are allowed free access to breakfast and lunch even if they don't attend this school. I love how it's across the street from the Splash Pad area and the park so that after the kids eat, you can take them across the street and let them play. The breakfast times start at 8:00am and go until 8:45 and lunch is from 11:45-12:45 and this will be going on until July 26th. These are reasonable times. P.s.- The children do need to sir inside the cafeteria to enjoy their meals, they cannot take it to go anymore.

This is my favorite center for taking examinations. The staff is friendly and help you get in the…read moreright mindset before starting the exam. The rooms are large with decently sized cubicles facing the walls so it feels more private and stays quieter than other testing locations. The equipment is up to date and user friendly. They even offer tutoring to help you prepare for an upcoming test. I took the CSET at a location off Howe where I was not in a cubicle but at a long table with the people on either side of me almost touching me, breathing heavily, and whimpering the entire time. It was very distracting, so much so that I chose a different location for my first CSET. I'm thankful I found this location. I took all 3 CSET subtests here, and will take any other tests I need in the future here as well.

It's like a family here. Small class sizes, attentive teachers and staff, supportive staff…read more Communication, and great set up.we are doing our second year and excited to continue my child's education here.

If I don't write the review right away I forget so....we are just getting home from the Choices…read moreCharter School graduation ceremony this evening. It deserves commendation that this relatively small school has such committed staff and it was evident from the moment you walked into the ceremony. It was evident in their warm greeting as you entered through the doors, their effort to keep the focus on the kids and their families and to the plenty of security personnel present to keep an eye on things. While not a parent of a student (just an aunt) I was moved to write this review because this small staff has raised a large sum in scholarships to provide to their students. The staff is clearly bonded to the kids and it was touching. This year 8 kids rec'd scholarships including the munchkin I was supporting today. It's quite a phenomenal feat to raise these funds and this act shows genuine commitment to their students. Thank you Charter Choices for your commitment to the children.

Thank you Cordova Lane Elementary School, all staff and volunteers for the awesome hospitality and…read morestarting back to school prepaired. Special thanks to Carla Davis, Nataniel luna and Lynn Lavapie making it comfortable for my son starting kindergarden. Big thanks to that awesomr volunteer for helping us with the bags.

No longer a school. It serves as Cordova Lane Center, providing education classes to certain…read moredemographics and available as a meeting location for local nonprofits and coalitions. Obviously an older facility, but serves its pupose for the community.

This small high school is definitely a"best kept secret", tucked away in an impressive facility…read morenear Mather Field. It is a 'no cost' Waldorf Education in a public school setting. It has a highly skilled staff who care deeply about the students. Check it out~you won't be disappointed!

Worst school I have ever attended in my 24 years of like. In my freshman year I got touched…read moreinappropriately by a TA named Zulu, I'm my biology class. In my sophomore year I got stabbed almost to death by a random student who brought a weapon. The campus is gross and the teachers are mean (Fuck you Ms. Poladi). Other students were constantly forcing me to try hard drugs. Over all terrible school made me want to kill my self.