My son has attended Excelsior Charter School , Ontario for all 4 years of high school and is about…read moreto graduate. If you are looking for a student empowering education this is the place. The facilitators are amazing and truly care about each and every student. They involve and motivate their students in every step of their education and offer assistance with any difficulties along the way. They build relationships with their students and along with the students parents /guardians form a team that helps to propel each student to reach their individual goals. I highly recommend Excelsior Charter Schools.

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Honestly this is a pretty good school. The campus is big and there's a lot going on, so it can…read moredefinitely feel overwhelming at first, especially if you're a freshman . But once you get used to everything, it's not as scary as it seems. The teachers are mostly nice and there are a lot of different classes, clubs, sports, and activities you can join. There's also a lot of school spirit with rallies, football games, dances, spirit days, and stuff like that. I feel like there are a lot of opportunities to meet people and find your group. Overall though It's not bad, but it's a good school and I feel like you can have a really good experience there if you get involved and find the right people.

I visited the campus to watch my daughter perform in a high school marching band and color guard…read morecompetition. The campus is large, clean and well maintained. The football field is very nice, modern, great sound system, great lighting and comfortable and roomy seating. The host school for this event and all the student volunteers were AMAZING and very gracious. GREAT job Citrus Valley High School !!

I would love to run this school myself and fire all the front desk staff to start. I have never…read morebeen treated so rudely by school staff in my entire life. I went in to see about the school for my kids and the three ladies who "helped" me were terrible human beings. They wouldn't give me any information, they wouldn't answer any of my questions, it was if I was profiled or they hated me. I wanted to speak to the principal but apparently that person is unreachable. How sad; in our beautiful city of Redlands to have people like this represent our schools.

More middle school is a fun school to take your kids to and a good school to learn new things…read more There's very enjoyable clubs, fun festivals, and ceremonies. Counselors are there to make sure you're well taken care of and teachers are there to make sure your grades are up high.

Just know that you're getting the right brand of Christianity at this school. You'll learn a lot…read moreabout being a conservative here, with some acceptions. It was great to have my kid take classes that are heavily influenced by Charlie Kirk and Turning Point USA. Thankful that my kids graduated from a school that didn't make them a ridiculous liberal.

The best thing we ever did for our kids was moved them to Arrowhead Christian Academy! We love it…read morehere. The programs they provide for our kids is amazing. Our boys are enrolled in the Spanish immersion program, and it's amazing to see them thrive. We started them in the Spanish program in kindergarten, and now they're pretty fluent. The facility has been great. The leadership definitely is well planned, and they're extremely thoughtful and caring for our kids needs. Knowing that they're surrounded by good educators, families and kids gives us a piece of mind for our kids growth. I would highly suggest sending your kids to this school. You will not regret it!

So far so good. My son attended Cope last year as a late entrant (6th grade) for the 2017-18 school…read moreyear. As far as I know and from my son's experience, he really enjoyed attending Cope and is excited about his 7th grade year. While 6th graders are very limited in what they can participate in, Cope offers interesting programs and opportunities for students to get involved and stay positively occupied. I appreciate being kept up to date by the school principal and assistant principal and look forward to attending the morning "pastry with the principal" this year. While my son has never been targeted by a bully, I have heard of these instances happening at this school but not at any rate that's not normal for middle school where kids will be kids. It's up to the parents to raise and reprimand their children at home and let them know at home BEFORE they get to the school, that that behavior is unacceptable. It's a regular middle school but I am glad to say that there's been no drama - at least in our school life at Cope. Maybe I missed it because we entered late, but hopefully there is a parent orientation this year that shows ALL the ways parents can stay up to date on school activities, etc. The website didn't offer many details about these clubs. The school website was not as interactive as I thought it should or would be, but it did the trick for the moment. I would like for the school to keep parents abreast of activities available for students. I know they are preparing responsible teens and young adults, but some students are slower than others at reaching this stage and I'm still responsible for exposing my child to things that will help him grow and learn so continue to keep parents notified. As a suggestion for Parent Education night, one of the topics should be how to help your student get more involved in school activities or promote organization, etc. Overall, great school, and looking forward to the 2018-19 year.

It's trash. The school's bathrooms are disgusting. I don't like the fact that they decided to make…read moreit an outdoors school when we live in the one area that both has heavy rain and 100+ degree weather.

Our experience with Sage Oak has been amazing. This was our family's first year transitioning from…read moretraditional school to homeschooling, and from the very beginning we felt supported every step of the way. The registration process was smooth and easy, and I really appreciated all the classes, resources, and support offered to parents. As a first-time homeschool family, I had so many questions, and the one-on-one guidance we received helped us learn the apps, understand the systems, and get both of my boys comfortably settled in. The teachers my sons had in 4th and 5th grade have been absolutely wonderful. They have been supportive, encouraging, and truly made a difference in our experience. I have also been very impressed with the IEP support. The team reached out early, guided us through the process, and has been incredibly helpful throughout. We felt supported from the beginning. One of my favorite things is the transparency and technology. Parents have real-time access to student calendars, assignments, grades, and progress, which makes it so easy to stay involved and support our children. The materials, technology, communication, and overall support have been outstanding. Most importantly, I've seen such a positive change in both of my boys academically. We are truly grateful for Sage Oak and all they have done for our family.

I would not recommend this Charter School anymore. A few years back it was great and my child had a…read morelovely teacher, come 6th grade, and I was told she wasn't turning in work, which I seen her do so, I also reached out on multiple occasions to ask what happened. My child on other occasions did homework with a classmate, yet got a low grade. This school has gone downhill with a lot of things, and will allow your child to fail. There interventions are a waste of time, they are not helpful and more of just asking questions about the homework itself, not really what you would call tutoring at all. Look into other Charter Schools! Do not waste your time!

Attended a Senior Awards…read more Venue was at the GYM Stage nicely decorated with balloons Guests were seated in an orderly manner by the ushers. School grounds kept clean and ample parking on campus.

This school does not take action when students fight. There's a group that gathers in the girls…read morerestroom and film while two females fight one girl, I'm posting a video of one of their fights. They do this jump beating fights to put on social media for attention and views. Attention parents, if you have daughters who go here make sure you talk to them about their safety while going to the bathroom, these fights are unprovoked. Attention to the mothers of these monsters, do you know what your kid is doing? Are you okay with this behavior? They could have killed this student or paralyzed her. Happened two weeks ago. They still attend school and faced no charges. Calling out REV. Why are you allowing this? Does it take a student to die before you take action?

Plenty of parking. Location was opened to vote from 7 am to 8 pm…read more I went to this location to Vote as my American duty to participate in our right for Democracy.

I'm a current 6th grade student at Clement and Mrs. Martinez and Mrs. Barnor are not the best…read moreteachers in my opinion. For example Mrs. Barnor assigned a Sphinx project to my class and I completely completed it and she marked it missing. And Mrs. Martinez onvthe other hand targets Mr for "talking" when helping my classmates or telling them at least one sentence when either the whole class is talking or when we're done with our work. I get talking could disrupt people but the person it "disrupts" is HER. No one ever says "be quiet" or "your bothering me" so I don't get the problem. I don't want to switch classes because it's almost spring break but I would like both of them to see this review and maybe work on themselves.

Helped get grades up. Overall really nice…read morei'm not sure if the new school comes up but i hope it does! this school is amazing

As a former student at this school, I would not recommend it. The middle school students are mean,…read morecurse, and put each other down. The students are disrespectful to the teachers and to each other. They don't listen to the teachers and are frequently playing games on their ipads rather than doing their assignments, and the teachers don't care. The teachers actually made me feel bad about myself. I felt like I didn't learn much at this school and my education was much better when I went to public school. The previous principal and the current principal both seemed out of touch with what was actually going on in the classroom and I did not feel supported by either of them. They are constantly asking parents for donations of items, time, and money, in addition to the tuition that they already pay. The fundraisers are constant. Overall, it is a bad environment and was a bad experience for me.

This city does not keep kids from elementary to high school. Every time a student goes to Middle…read moreschool or high school they don't know many kids. Other cities do not do this. Social interaction with peers is important to students. City needs to be more organized.

This school district sucks, they don't do anything for these kids. I wish I never put my kid in…read morethis district. They don't make school exciting for the kids. At one particular junior high, they change principals every 3 to 4 months. There's always some bad article coming out about a teacher within the district.