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4.7 (44 reviews)
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Enrolled my 5 year olds to the Thanksgiving Cooking n Baking camp and they had a blast! I was very impressed with the food they made, it was delicious! They also learned some cutting and mixing skills , came home and taught me how to hold the knife to chop the onions . Highly recommended. Will definitely sign up again! Kudos Little Champs and the team.

My son participated in the cooking and baking camp for a week this summer. He is 5, and even though we didn't sign up for the camp with any of his friends, he had so much fun and told me that he wanted to go back the following week! He looks really enjoyed the activities as well as meeting the new teachers and friends there. He is an extremely picky eater and usually picks out anything "colorful (veggies)" from his plate. First day, he came home with a Vietnamese sandwich which had veggies inside. I thought that there's no way he would eat that, but then, he took a bite and told me it's good and I should try it. Same thing the next day with the Indian vegetable curry. And then with the veggie sushi rolls. If you have a picky eater, you can probably relate to how I feel. I can see that getting exposed different types of dishes, prepping them and seeing others eat it had a huge positive influence on him. Thank you for this miracle experience! We will be back!

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A homely heaven for kids! We moved into this neighborhood and my elementary going kids started Little Champs as afterschool. Staff: The first impression of Anamikaji is flexible, kind and very loving. Over the months, I have noticed the same from all teachers, they take care of kids like their own including tying shoe laces, doing neat and clean homework, serving food lovingly, etc. Learning: Kids get help for their school homework and get extra homework if they dont have from school. They have extra curricular activities such as bollywood dance, Hindi/Spanish language learning, math, spelling bee as part of monthly tuition. The public school break (spring, winter, Xmas) PM part time is covered and have ice skating, martial arts, chess, art and craft, writing camp for morning time with extra fees. The festival celebration is awesome including Thanksgiving, Diwali (cultural show with family dinner), Holi (Samosa and Jalebi), Halloween party.... My kids want to go to Little Champ everyday, they have made good friends there and thriving. We love Little Champs!

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Lynbrook High School

Lynbrook High School

2.9(20 reviews)
0.8 mi•West San Jose

I'll let this schools reputation speak for itself, but this campus needs a face lift. Considering…read morethe tax revenue this area generates, I'm surprised that the school looks like it hasn't been updated since my boyfriend went here 20 years ago. Campus is a confusing mix of outdated buildings surrounding a large open courtyard, accented by gross and dingy bathrooms, a smallish library, and two measles cafeteria lines. Clearly the nicest building here is the admin offices, us no one is surprised by that, I'm sure. I will say that the classroom interiors are a little better than expected, and ones I've been in reflect dedicated and talented teachers, particularly in the languages. The campus is covered in flyers and posters advertising various club and group meetings, and it appears the student body is pretty active in terms of extracurricular options to pad their college applications with. One thing I really don't get though, and this is several campuses. To just this one, is the covered parking for students. Can't we spend that money on educational supplies? At the very least, I hope they're covered with solar panels on top, but judging by the dated look of the auditorium tech, I seriously doubt it. I have seen very few computers or other technology on this campus, though I have yet to find the science lab(s).

Sure, this school might be good academically, but catch this…read more Students here are depressed as hell. I have known several people admitted into a mental hospital. On top of that, the number of kids here on antidepressants is way more than I should ever know. You wanna know why this is. It's because of the toxic environment. Kids here are mean and entitled. The staff here isn't all that. And the true reason why all these kids are like that is that they compare themselves to one another. Envy and jealousy are a MAJOR trait these kids have. It's just terrible. On top of that, the athletic department isn't great either. Their athletic director is rude and tends to favor all the boys' teams. Completely disregarding other teams' needs. Lynbrook High School isn't the best choice for you if you truly want the best for your child.

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Archbishop Mitty High School

3.3(26 reviews)
0.5 mi•West San Jose

I graduated in 2008 from Archbishop Mitty High School…read more I had attended private catholic school from K-8, and most of my Middle School class ended up at Mitty. There were plenty of familiar faces, and also plenty of new faces. My sister also attended Mitty, although she was a Junior when I entered as a Freshman. It's been a decent amount of time since my years at Mitty, but I do remember certain things about the place: 1) The senior parking lot was a pain. I was always getting to campus an hour before school started just to snag a spot in the lot. I would bond with my friend who did the same while we put on make-up in her car, listening to music. 2) The dress code was strict, even though it did not have a uniform. I was never cited, but I had friends who were! The 'Temple' was always on the prowl for her next victim -- plastic flip-flop wearers and bare-midriffs beware. 3) The library was always full on rainy days, especially during the lunch hour. 4) I thought off-periods were the best thing ever, especially when you had ones that let you leave campus early (although nobody could leave before a certain time), but not so much when I had them first thing in the morning (since I always wanted a parking spot in the lot). 5) I never once met a teacher I didn't like. In fact, some of my favorite teachers were the ones I had at Mitty. 6) Finals were torture. Seriously. Fortunately, they never dropped one's final grade too much. 7) Mitty was big on school spirit, and it showed in several cases: from spirit week to Monarch Madness to the sports matches. This last part will be important for parents of potential or current students, I imagine: 8) I never encountered any run-in's with drugs or alcohol. These factors just didn't make it into the circles I ran in, although I heard (yet never saw evidence of) that others encountered it. Mitty is very strict about zero-tolerance. 9) I was never bullied or had my 'feelings hurt' by my peers. Mitty is a very close-knit community. Even the 'outsiders' -- like the 'goths' and 'nerds' had a tight-knit bunch of friends. By senior year, the original social cliques had crumbled and everyone was friendly to everyone. 10) This school will prepare you for college. In some cases, it will over-prepare you for college. I went to San Jose State University, and I realized soon into my Freshmen year that Mitty had been, and would ever be, the most academically challenging years of my life. Mitty is expensive. It's prestigious. You'll make good friends, you'll get a great education, and you'll do so in a school that works towards providing the best environment for its students. If you were fortunate enough to attend here, I'm sure you'll attest to the fact that Mitty is really one of those great schools -- even if you won't admit to it at the time.

Wonderful school and community for our two children. Feel so very blessed for the experience. Tim…read morewas the BEST! Thank you all! - Warm regards from Terry, too- Valerie Houghton

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Tessellations School - Our 9th graders built a Ball Wall to teach physics through play. Designed and installed by students, it's hands-on learning at its best.

Tessellations School

4.4(36 reviews)
2.9 mi

We have a first grader at Tessie and we started this past year. My daughter has been thriving at…read moreTessie and loves going to school each day to experience a unique education model where the emphasis is on learning through hands on projects and well laid out journeys that are integrated into the curriculum. Due to the low student teacher ratio, my child's teacher has been able to tease out my child's strengths and areas for improvement and challenge / support her accordingly. The school is definitely not a 'one size fits all' model, thereby making it interesting for students each day. We moved from an academic group of private schools where monotony had set in and my child did not have an opportunity to look past academics and perceive the broader context of topics. This past year, she has learnt so much across various topic areas and seems to have developed a more holistic personality. The school has also supported with SEL topics and strategies to work on accepting failures, addressing perfectionism and other such challenging areas for gifted kids. The specials like theatre, music, innovation and nature are not just blocks in the schedule but times of the day when my child is able to have new experiences and learn from them and build her skills in those areas. With the new leadership and management change, revision of schedule and curriculum, I am confident the school is heading in the right direction on its mission to offer differentiated learning for gifted students. I strongly recommend this school to other interested parents!

First, there were 75 reactions to my original post plus I received many messages from families who…read morefelt mistreated. I just want to express my deep sorrow for every family who has been mislead and mistreated by this school. It has been devastating to get a glimpse of the dark reality. Final update: this school is even worse and more corrupt than before, in my carefully considered and humble opinion. We had a deeply concerning and disturbing set of interactions with the new director, Luthern. I remain proud of the way that we handled our interactions, and very bothered by the way he treated us. Furthermore, we undetstand that they are removing and/or drastically reducing the nature campus component of their program which was a huge part of the draw in the first place. We are thrilled that this chapter is permanently closed for us. We finally found the most outstanding school for our children, and we will never look back. Good riddance to a poorly run institution with what we believe is an unethical and corrupt administration. And by the way, the "Gifted Qualitative Assessment" is manipulable. It's largely based on parent surveys, and which parent searching for a school for gifted children won't see their kids as gifted? We all do. Your best bet if you're not a founding family is to make sure you have a ton of money and that you are willing to part with in their capital campaign, and always tread cautiously when it comes to expressing yourself authentically.

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Tessellations' music program helps students grow from solo musicians to confident ensemble performers--this semester, with an 80s twist!

Tessellations School - Tessie 4th & 5th graders shared salmon conservation research with SJ Mayor's Office, advocating for change!

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Christa McAuliffe School

Christa McAuliffe School

4.8(20 reviews)
1.5 mi

My kids both started at Christa McAuliffe School in Kindergarten. It is an incredible community and…read moreamazing place for kids to learn and grow. The hands on learning has given them each so much confidence in their own abilities. We've also appreciated the social emotional focus of the school for each of our kids who are very different from each other, but have both benefited from an environment and a community focused on social emotional learning. Our family has been so grateful we found this school!

We have 2 girls in k and 2nd grade at McAuliffe, both love school and flourish here. Its our 3rd…read moreyear with the school. We as a family love the school, each teacher and IA that we've had here are absolutely amazing, they see each child - their strengths and challenges they work with the children, they seem to love what they do and it is reflected on the children. The respect, social emotional support and collaborative environment is truly exceptional, one of a kind, and I see how it allows children the emotional availability they need to focus learn and thrive. The parents involvement makes it a village, and I believe- it takes a village. Aiding on campus and in their classrooms, has strengthened my connection with my children and their friends, and their friends' families. The community is amazing, we share similar values, and as a family we feel surrounded with like minded people. We help each other and each other's children, we notice them we pay attention when they are struggling or sad and we support them with tools we learned from the School's unique parents training program, where we learn to communicate to get cooperation and support kids confidence and well being, help navigate more tricky social situations that otherwise could have had a big impact on our kiddos'.. The training I got here has helped me become a better person and a better parent, feel more capable solving conflicts and support children resolve conflicts, teaching them essentially how to listen and how to help others feel heard, how to come up with thoughtful solutions by themselves, and execute them, to eventually learn how to resolve conflicts on their own.. I wish I learned that when I was a child. Academics alone does not have the impact that critical thinking and communication tools and independent problem solving have on a person's well being and success in the world. So schools that teach both have a huge advantage in my view. The academics here taught thoughtfully while using variety of elements for kids to grasp a deeper understanding and a strong foundation that is not relying on tedious memorization, but on curiosity and learning by experiencing. After hearing from alumni children it sounds like that type of foundation they got here gave them an edge over their peers in a more fast past complex academic environment. Win win :) This school is a gem! Highly Recommended!

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Cupertino High School

Cupertino High School

3.4(14 reviews)
1.1 mi•Rancho Rinconada

Aah yes good ol Cupertino high thanks for all the love. Sorry I did not rate you earlier but I…read moremust say you are the best. Smaller than most schools in Cali and Texas but you still make me happy up to today because I am Houston Famous thanks to you guys. I love this school it has a high API which makes it a better place to learn. Even funnier I don't get how all of a sudden when this school is a open campus people just walk away to eat lunch. I really like how this place feels like being in a secondary school in Singapore but without all the BS rules that you see in Asian high schools. Yes the courses are challenging but I would most certainly still bite the bullet back then. The clubs at this school were so much better than at PHS back when I went here. There were no cliques here too just union and love.In comparison to Sugarland schools this place is still better. It is really spirited too. Being lazy is not an option here because most of the college acceptance rates are to CSUs and UCs. Even if you went here and go to CC you will get into a university in 2 years instead of 3 Drawbacks: before the school was about to go into remodeling and now it is fully done to reveal the importance of 95014 education. That is a reference to the show 90210. For people who went here freshman year only be careful because you may not be here permanently or get a duel HS diploma. Diversity can be a problem for some. It does feel like going to SF or AMK Secondary one way or the other. If you or your kids went here and you want future generations to do so as well "Always strive for the best". Being lazy is not an option here because most of the college acceptance rates are to CSUs and UCs.

Graduated from Cupertino High in 1968. School was good then, and has only gotten better! Someone…read moreblogged about Sports being bad, then it turns out it was just whining about the "Cheer" section. Gee - where's your priorities - Don't you care about your child's education? What's that girls future? - Professional cheerleader. Those jobs pay $15.00 a game. People lie, cheat to get their kid into CHS. Wonder why? When I was there, it was a student-run school - with adult supervision. Helped immensely to prepare me for real life. Russ Danielson

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Saint Andrew's Episcopal School - Our middle school students run once a week in P.E. class.

Saint Andrew's Episcopal School

4.2(40 reviews)
2.8 mi

I call the education Saint Andrew's provides love-based education. The teachers love what they do…read moreand thrive in Saint Andrew's environment because the school and community truly support them. They're encouraged to attend conferences, take classes, try new approaches, bring in fresh ideas, and leverage their networks to take learning to the next level. It's a simple formula: happy teachers, happy kids. Happy kids, happy parents. Here are just a few examples that stood out over the years: 1. The science teacher allowed students to participate in an NPR project; some of their work was even featured in the showcase library. 2. The English teacher spent incredible time and care editing students' writing. The growth and learning that came from this process were remarkable. 3. The math teachers made lessons fun, engaging, and practical. Many students who never attended outside math programs were still placed in the highest-level math class as high school freshmen. 4. Teachers prepare students for high school through thoughtful program design and daily practice. Students learn to be organized, take responsibility, know when to ask for help, and approach school seriously. 5. The athletic education team provides diverse programs that engage all students and offers life coaching based on each child's developmental needs. 6. Teachers often use their own time to help students who need extra support. At Saint Andrew's, children grow up in a community where they are loved for who they are and are taught to love others for who they are. When children know they are loved, they dare to take risks, stand up for one another, perform under pressure, bounce back from setbacks, and be generous with empathy and help. That's what real mental strength and resilience look like. As parents, it's important for us to be partners in this journey. Be kind and open with the teachers. Talk to them. Collaborate with them. When school and homework go hand-in-hand, the results are powerful. No one school fits everyone. If your child is academically far ahead or must be ranked number one in every category, you may want to explore other options. But if you're looking for a school that nurtures both the mind and heart to make an exceptional young adult, Saint Andrew's is a very special place.

Three years at Saint Andrew's: excellent kindergarten, then labeling and classroom removals without…read morerestorative follow-through Sharing our family's experience so other parents . Our child attended Saint Andrew's for three years. Kindergarten was outstanding. Miss Gaulden brought warmth and deep experience; our child thrived and we were grateful for her classroom. She left mid-year after more than 15 years--a sudden change that removed a stabilizing presence. First grade was a sharp contrast, especially in how concerns were communicated and handled. Our child later told us he was told he was "not a good student." We were not informed at the time, so we can only speak to the impact. We believe that phrasing is inappropriate for any young student. Effective feedback should name a behavior and the next action ("Here are the two steps to start," "Use the 'I need a break' card"), and if harmful language is used, there should be a restorative repair with the student. In addition, our child reports being removed from the first-grade classroom multiple times. The teacher reportedly told him "Out" to make him leave--sometimes after he repeated "silly" comments. For early elementary, removing a child from class for that kind of age-typical verbal behavior, without a consistent coaching plan and brief data, felt disproportionate to us. When we suggested teacher coaching/training to align classroom language and routines, the lower-school administration framed the situation primarily as a child issue and provided an extensive list of requirements for our child, rather than discussing staff coaching and consistency. We were told the expectation was an overnight jump to independence in first grade, rather than a developmentally typical, linear progression. In our current school that emphasizes written/visual directions, defined roles in group work, and strength-based language, our child is observed as empathetic, helpful, and an active group participant. That contrast suggests the issue was not a fixed trait in the child but the classroom approach and how behavior was defined and supported. this is our experiences.

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Saint Andrew's Episcopal School - Our buddy program allows our lower and middle school students plenty of time to get together throughout the school year.

Our buddy program allows our lower and middle school students plenty of time to get together throughout the school year.

Saint Andrew's Episcopal School - Students have an opportunity to learn how to play  different instruments starting in Pre-k.

Students have an opportunity to learn how to play different instruments starting in Pre-k.

Saint Andrew's Episcopal School - Our Robotics Club gives students the opportunity to explore cutting-edge technology and bring innovation to life.

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Our Robotics Club gives students the opportunity to explore cutting-edge technology and bring innovation to life.

Easterbrook Discovery School - The pond in the Moreland Woods

Easterbrook Discovery School

5.0(3 reviews)
0.6 mi•West San Jose

I'm a previous Easterbrook Discovery School student. Now, I go to Prospect High School, Santa…read moreClara. I loved E.D.S. (Easterbrook Discovery School), which changed my perspective on school. When I think of school, I think about EDS and how it was such an amazing school. They have a nature path and a giant place called the Moreland Woods Moreland School District continues its legacy of outstanding musical programming and is thrilled to announce that the Easterbrook Discovery School instrumental music groups were recognized in several categories at this year's Music in the Parks Festival and Competition. The EDS band, orchestra, and jazz band all participated and each went home with a trophy. Symphonic Band placed first in the category with a rating of "excellent". Symphonic Strings was placed first in the category with a rating of "superior," which is the highest possible rating. Jazz Band placed first in their category and also received a "superior" rating. Just wanted to say: GO, HUSKIES

Best school I have been to in a long time. My kids go here and the teachers are loving and caring…read moreto kids AND parents. They use hands-on curriculum that is tailored to each child. How do they do it?!?! There are garden areas, a nature path, and an art room. The staff make sure the children are well rounded socially as well as academically. I wouldn't send my children anywhere else. EVER. Thanks EDS for making our community and world a great place to live.

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In Great America with the awards

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The musical wall in the Moreland Woods

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