We simply love Rod Kelley school. This is our second year and it just seems to be getting better…read more The staff is friendly, both last years and this years principal have been phenomenal! The playgrounds are well kept, and the parent club organizes some of the best fundraisers I've ever experienced. They want every child and every parent to enjoy the involved family experience. And they give you plenty of opportunities to help or just enjoy your time.

They are very neglectful. When it comes to the SDC classes. I offered to volunteer to help my son…read morewho needs one on one support they made me go through the whole process just to be told that I cannot go help him in classroom, and then when I spoke to the principal about all of my concerns, they brush them off. Didn't find a solution to my concerns. They also gave me other child's information not once, but twice they have a let my son eloped from the classroom with no one chasing him. Besides another teacher in a different classroom. Bringing him back to his classroom. There is numerous of things wrong with the School.

Luigi Aprea School is one of the best elementary schools in CA and the definitely the best in the…read moreGilroy area. Excellent teachers Excellent parents participation Excellent facilities Excellent extra-curricular activities State API Scores 9 out of 10

Recently had 5th grade students from Ms. Marshes class to Camp and other destinations. Greatly…read moretreated well by teacher, parents and students on my bus. They did an Excellent job. You all must be very proud of them as I am Had a wonderful time being their driver, made me feel very welcome and comfortable, even cleaned up the bus. HATS OFF to all Pleasure serving you John Joseph (JJ) Reele, Motor Coach Operator, Quality Assurance Travel however now with VIA Adventures, Merced, CA

Mr. Otteson (principal) is a real gem he is always out talking with parents and shaking hands of…read morechildren. If i had a problem he took a genuine interest in getting it resolved. Good teachers, good staff, happy people never condescending. The way they get kids involved in reading is by far the best ive ever seen. My son use to get bullied in Hollister and at El roblea he was not bullied at all he was happy and making friends. It saddens me we have to move and find a new school. I would recommend this school to any friend or stranger. Their special needs program is good, if your child is gifted they will do great there and if your son is like mine who struggles with his work and to make friends this is a good place for kids like him too.

St. Mary is a family to us. Kinder grad was so sentimental. Faith formation was invaluable with…read morereligion classes and First Communion. The teachers support our children intimately and the environment provides so much security and growth. We have grown to love the other students and families. It's hard to describe how special this school is. We knew it the moment we stepped foot in the hallway. To hear children singing Christian songs in the morning, to morning prayer during AM assembly to children re-enacting Stations of the Cross. Every school mass has children leading. To hear their angelic voices in unity during mass is more precious than gold. Our children pray fervently and with full faith. I can't thank St. Mary enough for the intentional care each faculty and staff member pour into the children. I highly recommend St. Mary

When Student was 11 and got A's in her college courses. We had actually informed Student that since…read morethese were college courses (and no other options were available that semester with Covid) getting F or D's were perfectly Ok - even expected. When I saw she had near perfect scores, I was impressed, but I also felt burdened. I knew I had a child that was going to need excess resources and there wouldn't be a clear roadmap. Normally I would teach and coach her in math, chess, homework, computers, tech etc. But I feel the roles got reversed really early. I don't know if it's a national or international issue, Santa Clara or Gilroy, but I've seen a trend recently a lot of students have been leaving SC schools: eg students getting pulled out for homeschooling (so much so that CA agencies are aware of this trend). Other Asian families in the Gilroy area complained the local schools were racist, prejudiced. Unlike some nearby schools, whether it was a student like ours that needed special academic challenges, or other students with diverse or difficult backgrounds - (I want to make clear that most "trouble" students are actually extremely bright. I also think many, many students are capable of college level study early. Just the logistics can be really difficult) - St. Mary's welcomed both the students and families, parents into a large family. Now Student is 14 and mom purchased a brand new race motorcycle for her. She plans when she turns 15 to ride legally (as CA DMV allows). So it's really a matter of months that she'll have her own vehicle, and riding motorcycles on her own. There was this really narrow window of opportunity for teachers and staff, administration, other families and parents to help Student. St. Mary's really was (not just saying; actually) formed a village and gave the guidance, help, teaching, discipline, love and faith needed - really very badly needed - to send Student and Family in a good direction. It's difficult for me to recall names, but... Thank you Principal Ervin, Mrs. Dowd, Mr. Williams, Ms. Layman. Thank you staff Mrs. Emily, Mrs. Karen Moreno, Mrs. Tanaya. Dawn for constantly reaching out to us, late night urgent text msgs to get media / projects we missed; including Student in all the media presentations. (I'm getting help on this comment so will be adding names). Thank you St. Mary's staff holding up an entire school travel bus just to take Student on board. Any other school would have just left Student behind. We completely forgot about the huge school trip. With my background, I really thought I'd be the last person having no idea how to parent. God, Jesus operates in and within St. Marys. God makes good better, and those in difficulty - healed. We were so blessed to have their Love and Faith; we watched not just Student, but many students taken in - regardless of challenges - improved, cared for, and sent to High School with Blessings. I remember multiple times really wishing St. Marys had a high school. I felt really insecure about us having aged out / graduating from Marys. We really appreciated the positive feedback from staff, teachers of our parenting. I'm not an expert, but I feel a lot of students this age - they're happy to get the dress they want for Prom / dance, the top-of-the-line GoKart, the best cell phone. But often, Student was very very disappointed I couldn't quickly get her a McLaren W1, the HP4 race bike equipped with "straight Akrapovic pipes"... I had to write emails to Service departments asking them not to take instructions from Student, as she had a $32,000.00 "mod order w/ rush" she put in herself on my vehicle; calls emails from MacLaren on the "new vehicle" I was apparently about to purchase. (She has admits having all my banking info and self-taught computer programming; went from creating AI entities / avatars on Roblox straight to hacking my accounts). Even though I knew Student would need to get a career and make her own money one day to buy McLarens, I did often feel I couldn't give Student the resources she wanted to pursue her interests / passions. St. Marys had that Holy Spirit or just kind-heartedness to compliment us on ways they saw good parenting, and that gave us a real sense of relief and satisfaction. Especially for me, I'd never been a parent before. (There's no reddit for this kind of stuff). Ideally, God is always in our lives, whether we have everything figured out or not. If or when you can't handle things, you need God. Whether your student / kids are already good, or facing challenges, God is the best option and St. Marys has God's presence to improve the students and families that go there. I recommend you do everything possible to have your child at St. Marys. Divine guidance / school is available in Gilroy.

So grateful for the Pac Point Schools…read more I feel incredibly fortunate to be part of the Pac Point community. This school has exceeded my expectations in every way. From the moment we joined, we were welcomed with warmth, professionalism, and a genuine sense of care. Both of my children have a few unique needs, and something I value as a parent is having responsive teachers. The teachers have not only been responsive, but also insightful and supportive. One of my children has a hard time sitting still, and the teacher provided a recommendation for a special 'wiggly' seat. It instantly helped with focus and staying seated. My other child was struggling in a subject, and the teacher took the time to assess the challenges and helped me better understand the learning needs. The staff genuinely go the extra mile. From the front office staff to the P.E. and academic teachers and yard monitors, everyone seems to genuinely care about the children. When we started two years ago both my children were in elementary school. This year one transferred to the Jr. High, and I can say we are just as happy with that campus. I spent time researching this campus to make sure it was right for my child. The new principle is amazing and was more than happy to meet with me and answer any of my questions. The campus and class sizes are small, which has been ideal for my child. They have interesting, modern electives, and are always looking for ways to add activities for the kids. I took the time to review the academics and was happy to find they put a lot of thought into making sure it is rigorous and prepares the students for the next academic level. I couldn't be happier with our experience and wholeheartedly recommend it to any family looking for a nurturing and academically strong environment.

Wonderful caring staff who support each child's education, listening to needs of students and…read morefamilies, and supporting their growth and character and Christian faith.

This is the hometown/country school that stands far and above any public or private school…read more Children are grouped by ability, not age. Because of this, every child has the opportunity to excel at his or her own pace. My kids are each doing work and progressing well above the typical grade level work, because of the way they are grouped. The staff here is fabulous. Each child is treated as as an individual. The children are taught that with actions come responsibility, and they are expected to be responsible for their actions. Classroom sizes are small (6-10), which greatly contributes to the positive leaning environment.

The headmistress of this school does not regularly pay her teachers. Please consider this when…read morethinking of sending your child(ren) and your money to the school.

Would you want your child to go to a school where kindness is their moto? I would! That's why I…read moreenrolled my daughter Deja. She is a bright young kindergardener who loves to learn. Today she earned an award and we are sooo proud of her. I just want to say thank you to Mr.gonzalez and all the teachers who helped deja with any learning curves she may have or have had. The teachers have made it easy for her and us as parents with her vision disability. My daughter was born with Optic Nerve Hypoplasia and she is blind for the most part. This has not stopped my daughter from being a great, kind, strong, curios and creative little girl. This school has made it easy to learn for her and fun. I'm so thankful for all the kind teachers and students here. I like it so much I am going to enroll my son lucas. He is excited too. We attend all her assemblies together and he can't wait. With a school that is easy to work with you its great.

I go to this school to get some books and I read it in my class and It's really cool I love how the…read moreinside of the media center is so cool they also take digital or physical student id cards and I love how they have so much books! Ms Jan is the person that works at the Media Center she is so nice and sweet when you ask her for a book she is nice love this school library

This isn't the best school in Gilroy I went there in 6th and I was bullied and they didn't care at…read moreall they kept telling me they were there to tech not babysit when they should care more about helping like south valley did the ladies in the office were rude to me and the school could use a few improvements I had a horrible experience there after I went to south valley I liked it way better at svms

I actually used to go here it's beautiful here, it has a gymnasium, it make me feel like home.read more

The school of advancing technology. Very good teachers. But it could use some upgrades besides some…read moreportables and a fence. I went here in 1999, I think, it's been so long.