EVCS is an awesome school. The school community, staff, and students are so nice. I'm truly…read moregrateful to have found this school. Their quality education and Christian values have made a great impact on my child in a good way.

I am so happy to share how much I honor EVCS. This is such an amazing school academically and…read morespiritually. The amount of growth I have had over the past few months has been substantial. Not only are the academics AMAZING, but the amount of love that is there truly makes it feel like home, and the satisfaction of knowing I'm being taken care of is a blessing. I truly honor the Principal, Pastor Eddie, for always trying to find ways to improve things and taking time out of his day to make sure the kids are enjoying what they do. Pastor Eddie cares for these kids like they are his own. He takes the time to make sure kids are fed during lunch, he makes sure students emotionally are doing ok and always takes the time to listen to people's concerns and does his best to make changes. I would recommend this school 100% Pastor Eddie has been helping me become a better person and I cannot say how much I love this school. I pray that God continues to bless this school and that you consider attending EVCS. God Bless you!

The school is very comfortable and clean, the area is quiet, the teacher is very cute, I like it…read morevery much.

Teachers are not good giving hard time to the young students some are ok but I think they are…read moreextremely strict because 30 students with 1 teacher this is principle is horrible she has no bond with parents at all they are kind of bullying with the kids .They want to put your children in special. needs or intervention program and when they put it other subjects class they are missing.i dont want to say the names of the teacher pls be aware and ask question to the teachers.

I'm very pleased with the school as a whole. Gino Juarez, the principal, is an awesome! She has…read morealways been super responsive and has take adequate measures in addressing any of my concerns. I live that the school Has a variety of after school programs: the homework club, UJam dance/exercise classes, and they seem to always encourage the children to lead a healthy lifestyle. The only drawback or question is the "Common Core" as a curriculum. I'm not quite sold on it yet. It seems to be lengthier in problem solving than simply doing it the old-fashioned way. The more I research and read about it, I'm tending to have stronger feelings against it. I'll hold my verdict out until the end of the year though. As parents, know that you have an "opt out" option for Star Testing, etc. I suggest you do your own homework on the topics and make your own opinion as well. 5 Stars as I highly recommend the school!

If we can have the kids eat in the cafeteria please it's been way too cold and my son is always…read morecoming home with a cough or runny nose, and other parents agree as well that the kids should eat in the cafeteria. There was a lunch in with the kids the other day, and we had to eat outside with them on a cold bench and the McDonald's that I brought my son was already cold from the cold weather. Good thing they okayed for the kids to eat inside. But please let the kids eat a warm lunch in the cafeteria thank you.

The school just renovated and the school looks nice and clean however the school itself and the…read morestaff are very unorganized and RUDE. I have a brother there and he loves his teachers and classmates but my experience was not the same. The first couple of months since school started, it was so hectic and difficult just picking all the students up (there were kids running around everywhere, its a mess). Also, The staff was incredibly rude to the drivers. Instead of telling them to kindly move, they just scream at the windows "I TOLD YOU TO MOVE DOWWNN" Exact words. Additionally, The front desk is not very accomadating and instead of being helpful and patient, it feels like an interrogation everytime I walk in. Why be in the front desk if you're not going to be welcoming or at least nice?

I have good exp with my older son but now a days teacher's don't care if you kid is not focusing .read more

Both of my children have received an excellent education as a part of the Evergreen Elementary…read moreSchool District. They focus on meeting the needs of the whole child, and the students are the priority.

The special education department is disorganized, understaffed, and needs better funding as well as…read moreresources. School and district do not train paraeducators, and they are contracted with companies that do not pay their workers their full wage or living wage. Evergreen School District needs to start investing in their special needs community as well as assisting with opening doors of opportunities for their staff and kids alike.

This school was pretty good until 2007/2008, when they changed principals. The activities weren't…read moreenjoyable and the place turned into a dump. The kids there need more discipline, too. Aside from that, the staff is mostly nice. They waste too much resources, however. This place is a target for graffitiers.

This school is top notch. If you are an involved parent and love the communication, this is the…read moreplace for you and your child. We came from a school that is known for it's great API scores. This school is top notch compared to the last one. My son is no longer stressed!

"It takes a village to raise a child" -- and I couldn't be more thankful for ours…read more Watching my daughter say goodbye to the school and people she loves has been one of the hardest things I've experienced as a mother. Every day at pickup, she's in tears, clinging to her teacher, while I try to stay strong. Her friends hug her goodbye, and even the younger students come check on her, asking if they'll ever see her again -- begging me to bring her back to visit every month. It's been so emotional, so bittersweet. What touches me the most is seeing just how deeply my daughter is loved -- and how much love she's given in return. She's made an incredible impact on her school community, and that means everything to me. A special thank you to Ms. Tarika -- your kindness, your presence, your heart. As we said our final goodbyes, you walked to our car and wrapped my daughter in one last warm embrace, reminding her that everything will be okay, that she is special, and that she's going to do amazing things at her new school. You told her how much she means to you -- and let me just say, words will never be enough to explain how much you mean to us. To Scholars: thank you for being such a powerful, positive force in my daughter's life. You've helped shape her into the strong, kind, brave girl she is -- and I will forever be grateful.

My elder daughter has been going to scholars for over a year now. She started when she just turned…read more3 and we felt ready to put her into an institution from a home based daycare. It was the right decision, because we have seen her grow so much from her time at scholars. The teachers really pour their heart into nurturing and caring for the kids. She comes home with amazing art work, work sheets and tells us about all the new things she learns every week. They organize a lot of events where parents get a chance to connect with teachers and other parents. The annual spring and winter concerts are very well organized and it's rewarding to see the community come together. Overall it's been a very fulfilling experience and we're glad we found scholars ! They encourage outdoor playtime and also hone kids' personal preferences as well. Their reports are also very detailed and specific for each kid. They have also started meal service which is a huge relief for busy parents. I cannot wait to send my younger daughter to scholars once she's ready.

As a mother, I am very grateful for Most Holy Trinity School and the community it has been for my…read morefamily. From the beginning, I felt welcomed not only as a parent, but as a person. What I appreciate most is the care and dedication of the teachers and staff. My children have been encouraged academically, spiritually, and personally in an environment rooted in faith, compassion, and service. The school also has a beautiful multicultural community where many families from different backgrounds come together and support one another. As a working mother balancing many responsibilities, it has meant a lot to know my children are in a place where they are known, supported, and encouraged to grow with confidence and kindness. I am thankful for the many people who work hard each day to make the school a welcoming and faith-filled community.

My child looks like this every day he goes to this school. He looks stinky too. He also love his…read morefriends David