THIS IS THE BEST SCHOOL EVER!!!!!!!!!! Coming from a 7th grade student all the teachers are great…read moreand nice!!!!! The front office people are so sweet!!!!!

This school is the best for any child who wants to make new friends and learn lots from a bunch of…read morethe most supportive and kind teacher I have every had. ignore all reviews that say otherwise but as a student that was so proud to go to this school I made so many new friends including the teachers and have made so many remarkable memories. during COVID it was hard for this school to adapt to all the new changes but because off the amazing staff and principle Minor managed to turn back to its regular fun and joy. The PE classes keep you healthy with lots of creative fun and games that excitingly change through out the week. And Music that you also learn from none other than the amazing Heidi Lentz will make you get a head start in perfect vocals and lots of fun game with instruments. I may be 13 years old but as a student who went to this school k-5th I would highly recommend this to any parents looking for a school for there kids.

The school was great until they started pushing Comprehensive Sexuality Education agenda on my…read morechild. The teachers are great but obviously have to abide by ODE guidelines. I think it's inappropriate for my kid's third grade teacher to tell my kid and the class that they could choose to be a boy, a girl, or a neither on any given day by holding up a number line with a boy on one side, girl on the other, and neither in the middle. The part that angers me the most is that there was no phone call or email to parents so that we can follow up with our own child. I had to find out by asking her if she knew what "gender" meant, and that's when she told me. I fought for gay rights alongside my gay brother and gay sister in the 90s and 00s, so I am not a hater. But I do believe that telling a YOUNG child they could choose to change their gender, planting that seed and confusion in their heads, knowing the psychological and physical effects including mutilation of bodies as well as hormone therapy causing horrible side effects and possibility of being sterile, is just crossing the line in my book. I asked my daughter how she felt when she heard her teacher say this, and she replied "I forgot what 1 + 1 was".

Kids - 33. Mom - 5…read more One of the nasty little surprises for parents of school aged children are these pesky little things called holidays and school closure days. The count above reflects the number of days during the school year that the primary schools in my district are closed vs. the number of days my company recognizes as holidays. Notice a little discrepancy? Well, mother's little helper isn't a glass of chardonnay. For some of those days, it is CREST to the rescue. A public school education in West Linn - Wilsonville is quite good. But, even in the best of times, exposing your kids to new concepts with a focus on nature, science, inquiry and exploration is never a bad thing. And guess what? These full day programs are scheduled to coincide with days the public schools are closed. CREST works in conjunction with the WLWV school district and they operate a research facility and farm in Wilsonville. CREST isn't open on a daily basis to the public, but you can call them to schedule a tour. They also have an open house every fall [1] and special events throughout the year. They've even partnered with Audubon in the past for wildlife releases. My children have benefited from CREST programs for years. A few of their 'Learning on the Go' programs take place at the CREST facility, but more often than not, they are field trips. Amazing trips to parks, wetlands, creeks and farms. The programs are grade level specific, so on the same day they may offer two programs. One for grades 1 - 3 and another for grades 2 - 5. This isn't a cheap option ($35 - 40/day), but I consider it money well spent. The highlight for my oldest son last year was their week long spring break trip to the Oregon Coast. My son had an absolute blast and they perfectly balanced education and fun. Another reason why this is the best of the best in my area is that the district created a Farm-to-School program, managed by CREST, so they have a 10-acre plot to raise fresh produce for our district's food program. I can't say enough good things about the staff. Both on the administrative and the educational side. A public school education can be a mixed bag, but CREST earns full marks. They are totally on the honor roll. [1] Open House is September 18, 2010 from 10am - 2 pm

Awesome Easter service. Small church but very welcoming and friendly. Thought the pastor was great…read more The congregation was on the elderly side. All in all God was definitely present. Amen.

I would really love to be able to leave a good review. However for reasons that I trust will soon…read morebecome obvious, I'm not able to do that. When my wife and I first came out of the darkness of our apostasy we wanted to lead our daughters in the way of righteousness. We tried to enroll them into Grand View in the Hope's that receiving a Christian education would benefit them. If you are thinking something similar I can only recommend Catholic school, homeschooling, or something like that. This place is not a good witness at all, and that for multiple reasons which grieve me greatly to discuss. First, one of my daughters was bullied there. We put her in Christian school in the hopes that she would meet Christian friends and stop hanging out with Seventh-day Adventists or fully wicked unchurched people. Instead, she was drawn in more closely to her existing circle of friends, because, although they were hurtful to her, they were not as cruel to her as the kids at Grand View. I actually made attempts to discuss the problem with the principal, but she always assured me that the girls were not being bullied. She said that our girl was just too sensitive. Assuming that this woman was an adult in whose hands I could trust my sweet girl, I believed her. I believed her, that is, until I found out that she was just another bully. One day my daughter came home saying that the principal herself was subbing for a teacher and had been badgering her about some involuntary noise she had made while dissecting a frog, which caused the whole class to begin harassing her, not only for that class period, but for the rest of the day, following her from class to class badgering her about a little noise she, a young girl, made about something that grossed her out a little. In addition to this, my wife and I became deeply concerned by the fact that the school's bible/theology class, at least at the time that our girls were attending, did not teach the Trinity. Instead teaching the heresy of partialism. I thought I was sending my kids to a Christian school. If i had wanted them to be taught heresy, I'd have sent them to public school, or the SDA school. The whole point of going to GVCA was to help lead them out, and this awful place was a setback I will not repeat.

Amazing education!! Both my daughter's were reading at a level that blows me away at the end of…read moretheir Kindergarten year. My Kindergarten daughter was reading the KJV bible to me the other day and I was amazed. Got stuck on the last half of the word darkness only because it was hyphenated and finished the word on the next line. Once I explained to her how the line connects the 2 parts of the word she immediately said "oh darkness... they tricked me!!" Super cute but any ways this is not a review a out my kids but about the amazing education they receive at Grandview Christian Academy!! We've been commuting our kids to Grandview from Portland since my (going into 5th grade) daughter was in Kindergarten. Now we're buying a home closer to the school. It's just that important to us. Regarding the Christian teaching I saw a review accusing this school of being heretical and not teaching the trinity. I have no idea what they are talking about!! Both the church and the school are very doctrinally sound. Honestly, I don't even want to recommend this school too much because I don't want the school to get overcrowded but I must tell the truth and the truth is we love this school and we expect that our kids will be attending Grandview Christian Academy until they all graduate. Maybe at that point we will relocate to Washington state (Vancouver) to save on state income tax but not before.

I walked in and was immediately serenaded by beautiful music and the nicest people I had ever metread more

Went on a Sunday and was ignored upon entering. The service was a show and no sermon at all. The…read moreBible was only referenced twice and it was more public announcements about clubs and groups. This seemed like a popularity event or club than a church. I sent an email with positive and negative feedback and never received anything. I also had sent a thing on their app to have someone contact me and it never happened either- I would never go back.

This Childcare center is a great experience! Our family feels loved and heard every time we enter…read morethe building. There is always exciting things going on and we are always being communicated with via their modern technology with up to the minute information. Our little loves showing up and "going to school"!

TLC is a wonderful daycare! My son has attended for 2 years and has thrived! It's a small cozy feel…read morewith dedicated and loving teachers that share Christian principles with the kids in a fun and nurturing way. My son runs in and is bummed everyday to leave his friends! I highly recommend it.