Horrible school if you want to learn and socialize. Most people already have friend groups, and…read moredon't socialize with new students. Also, the school has a major bullying problem that they have covered up for a while now and only did the bare minimum if pushed to do. If you are not in the main popular friend group, you most likely cant talk to anyone. You'll also most likely be bullied if you don't like whatever the popular kids like, and people always beat each other up, and they do the most minimal punishments. I heard someone who caused a ton of people to bully someone else only got 1 day of ISS for doing that. So yea, i totally recommend not going here

The school is a pretty great school. Kids have fun. Their teachers are kind and principal and…read moreassistant principles are kind as well but as far as my daughter has told me, not sure if she's lying or not there is a lot of chaos and drama that doesn't be handled when my daughter was in fifth grade. There was a lot of drama and she got in trouble when she didn't do anythingwhich made me really upset. I got many phone calls of things that my daughter has not done That's my only negative thing about the school but from on this point, teacher's facilitator's principles are not bad just need to learn how to make the people who actually made the drama get in trouble and not the people who did nothing

I wanted to take a minute to say how thankful we are for Legacy Christian Academy. Our son started…read moreat Legacy in kindergarten and is now in first grade, and seeing how much he has grown and how genuinely excited he is to go to school has been such a breath of fresh air. He wants to read, do math problems, and tell us about what he learned that day. I'm constantly impressed by the thoughtful questions he comes home with, and I love seeing his confidence and curiosity grow. His teachers have been wonderful, and I really appreciate having two teachers in each classroom. But what I love most is how personal the whole school feels. His teachers, staff, administrators, and coaches know him by name, and he has made some really wonderful friendships. He truly feels like he belongs there. Something I honestly didn't think much about when we were choosing a school, but now appreciate SO much, is the expectation that parents are involved in their kids' education. There is a real partnership between the school, teachers, and parents. Knowing what your child is working on, reading with them, practicing at home, and being involved is just part of the culture, and I didn't realize how much I would value that until we experienced it. And he gets to have fun too! He LOVES his enrichment classes. In kindergarten, he came home so excited that he was learning Microsoft Paint in computer class, and he told us the whole story of Noah's Ark from Bible class. Now in first grade, he has started flag football and is absolutely pumped to be a "Legacy Lion." We're looking forward to many more years of school and sports! Go Lions!

Our family came to Legacy after having a difficult experience in public school, and the difference…read morewe saw in our daughter was incredible. From day one with handwritten notes from each student welcoming our daughter we knew we had made the right choice. We were looking for a place where she would feel known, supported, safe, and excited about school again and Legacy became that place for her and so much more. Watching her confidence return and seeing her thrive academically, socially, and spiritually has meant everything to us. From the moment our family became part of the Legacy community, it has felt like so much more than just a school. It truly feels like a family. The teachers genuinely know, love, and care for their students. They are intentional about helping each child grow not only academically, but also in their character, confidence, and faith. I'm continually grateful for the way our girls are encouraged, challenged, supported, and prayed for by the people who pour into them each day. One of the things I appreciate most about Legacy is the strong sense of community. There are so many opportunities for students and families to get involved, whether through athletics, fine arts, student leadership, chapel, service, or school events. There is a real effort to make every student feel known and included and to create experiences and memories that extend far beyond the classroom. I also love that faith isn't treated as something separate from the school day. Biblical truth is woven into the culture of the school, and students are encouraged to grow in their relationship with Christ while learning what it looks like to lead, serve, show kindness, and care for others. After seeing firsthand what it looks like when your child isn't thriving at school, we don't take for granted what we have found at Legacy. Seeing our daughters happy, confident, growing in their faith, and genuinely excited to be at school is something we are incredibly thankful for. Legacy Christian has been such a blessing to our entire family, and we couldn't recommend it more highly!

Our kids have been at Santa Clarita Christian School for several years now, and we really couldn't…read morebe happier. The teachers and administration take great care with our kids and are genuinely concerned for their education and for them as people. It is great to see a school that is concerned about theological accuracy and leading kids to Christ. Academically they are off the charts and way above national averages. Every year we're so concerned about what our next teachers will be like, and every year without fail we are blown away at how God has provided the perfect teacher for each of our kids. My wife and I used to volunteer at our church in the high school ministry and we would often find that when we were particularly impressed with a young person that they attended SCCS. I have also hired kids who graduated from this school and have been impressed at every level. They were the kind of people, from the heart, that I wanted my kids to be, so it made sense to send them there.

Don't waste your money on a substandard school. Classrooms overflowing, no equipment or fields for…read moresports. Administration cant run a school properly. A Public school would be more beneficial for your child.

Nice school! They are small but the curriculum is classical and extensive! We really love itread more

My husband and I put our son in Trinity and it was the best decision we've made. Not only is this…read moreschool absolutely beautiful, but they care for each and every single student that walks through that door AND their families. The attention to detail is impeccable. The love that you feel when you walk through the front doors is unexplainable. If it's something that you've thought about, even just for a second, I highly recommend to go to a Discover Trinity meeting. I would get in contact with Elizabeth Hosmann asap. You will want to become her best friend, I promise she's literally one of the best but she's also a wealth of knowledge and can answer any and all questions for you.

Almost every teacher here is amazing! Mr and Mrs eifert are amazing and make the learning…read moreexperience great! The events are fun and interactive and they always made you have fun a lot! Love Michael Sundaravadivelan

Top notch elementary school. Excellent teachers and staff. The buildings and grounds are attractive…read more(for a school) and very well-maintained. The students seem to be quite happy.

Helmers Elementary was where I went to school. I cannot recommend a better school for your…read morechildren, as all the staff are kind and committed to your child's learning and well-being. Furthermore, the school is not only small in square footage, but also population, making it so that your children can navigate the school easily while also getting more attention from adults for whatever they may need. The school is also very safe and secure, with numerous different safety protocols to make sure that your child faces no threats. Moreover, the school is absolutely stunning! Just recently they added a two-story building that is one of, if not the most, beautiful school buildings I have ever seen. All in all, this elementary is welcoming, caring, safe, and beautiful, the perfect place for your child to start school! 5 stars!

I had wonderful experiences with Helmers for both of my children. They attended before, during, and…read moreafter the pandemic as well as during the campus relocation to North Park.

My 3 year old just started a program 2×week for her speech delay. Her first time lining up with the…read morekids, wearing a backpack ( new concept for her), and she did great! The teacher was nice enough to let my husband walk alongside with her to the classroom. My daughter's a social butterfly, but I did not expect her to love her classroom and teachers on her first day! The staff is amazing!!! She came home saying she has made new friends!

My K thru 3 experience...I don't remember too much except for Flip-Up Fridays (don't wear a skirt),…read morea short metal bar that I'd do somersaults over (it's the early 80s, we didn't have much), a merry-go-round that wasn't too merry, learning what the F word meant (thanks Paula), that Mr. Everhart could swing a bucket of water over his head (magic! or centrifugal force), that Travis the freckled kid had the same birthday as me, that someone ripped the hand off my stuffed koala bear on show-and-tell day (never again), that the GATE program was an excuse to keep me after school and build rockets with other nerds (why am I here?), that I should finish my hardboiled egg before I bring it to school and have a scary dog chase me for it (scarred for life), that having a name start with Y means you're last in line for everything, and that moving away was a very very sad day.

If you look at all of the school districts in L.A. County and Southern California, this is one of…read morethe best. I've been in LAUSD charter schools, and they don't even come close to the quality of education offered at the Hart District. Maybe private schools are better if you have the money to blow. But giving the district a bad rating because it is not "woke" enough is hogwash! If you want "woke", go to a LAUSD school. Not all parents support that agenda.

I visited a school board meeting to support a local youth speaking out about LGBTQ recognition…read moreunder the FAIR (Fair, Accurate, Inclusive, Respectful) Act. They at least gave him their ears, if not much sincere promise to action (it appears that new books will come on line for 2015). The free cookies were a plus. But I saw enough to make me feel comfortable that, at least in the area of variety of classes and interests, the Hart District seems to be offering its students opportunities beyond the three 'Rs. We'll see in 5 years.