Way too strict. They restrict playfulness and creativity. Kids should be allowed to express and…read moreplay at the appropriate times, but this location never lets them do that, even at recess. Never coming back.

My daughter just started 2nd grade this year! I love that I can keep track of her progress with…read moreclass dojo. Miss. Moore is an amazing teacher. I truly feel like my daughter is learning so much and is being challenged. The kids do yoga and gonoodle dances during break time which my daughter loves! The administrative staff is fantastic and truly care about the students. They are welcoming to parents and have many opportunities to get involved! I have heard nothing but good things about the school from my child since her first day.

They are they best at helping kids learn and grow my daughter wet their and she improved on so many…read morethings

I find it very unfair that this school is always full due to them accepting out of district…read moretransfers there's no room for the kids that live within a mile radius. The lottery system sells dreams because only kindergarten is ever open.

Holy the big top sucks Oml,smells like shit there.like what's with that smell but great friend over…read morethere! Mr hardy is scary and mean but it's fine. I recommend the teacher at room 14 she is very nice! Her name is Madeline

My kids go here. It's a wonderful school with some of the best teachers like ms.S. Their principal…read moredid a great job on improving the school from what it was. Go Falcons.

My daughter started at Merryhill Midtown when she was in kindergarten and she had the best teacher…read moreever, Ms. Ramirez. She went above and beyond! She made all the kids feel loved safe and encouraged them to always do their best. She made the first year of elementary school so special and when we look back on fondly. We are now in and absolutely loving Merryhill

My daughter attends Maryhill Midtown, and I honestly can't say enough good things about this…read moreschool. From the moment we first stepped on campus which is now 5 years ago, it just felt different -- warm, welcoming, and full of energy. The teachers are incredible -- caring, attentive, and truly invested in each child's growth. The curriculum strikes such a great balance between strong academics and creative, hands-on learning. My daughter has grown so much in both confidence and curiosity since starting here and even visits her favorite teacher Ms. Castro. The sports programs are another huge highlight! There's such a great community spirit, and it's clear that the staff..shout out to Mr. Kennedy...values teamwork, leadership, and fun just as much as skill. What I love most is how inviting the environment is. You can feel the pride and positivity in everything from the classrooms to the playground. It's a place where kids are genuinely excited to go to school every day. I love every year they have been introducing new electives from sewing to DnD to even a T Swift club that is engaging for everyone. If you're looking for a school that blends strong academics, great extracurriculars, and a warm community -- Maryhill Midtown is a gem. We couldn't be happier.

The Performing and Fine Arts Academy, serving grades 6-12, offers a unique balance of rigorous…read moreacademic instruction and intensive instruction in the performing and fine arts. Areas of artistic training range from drama, dance, music and the fine arts to stagecraft and computer animation. In addition to being named a National School of Distinction in the Performing and Fine Arts, The Performing and Fine Arts Academy has been regularly recognized in the local community through Elly (recognizing outstanding theatre in the Sacramento area) nominations and awards, participation in the Jammies (music recognition program for students), and many other events. All of our students are taught by arts teachers who continue to be professional practicing artists in the community, allowing students to learn not only the technical aspects of artistic expression, but also what it is like to be a professional practicing artist. Academically, our students excel. Our academic teachers are highly trained and our courses are rigorous. Even with the rigor of our courses, the Academy routinely has over 70% of its students on the honor roll. Many high school seniors go on to prestigious four year universities and art schools.

Fun school dance not a lot of things to do very little people almost all 6th graders because it was…read moreone of the first school dances and 6th graders were seeing new things fine school dance had fun with my friends

Both of my kids are attending Jefferson this year (1st and Kinder) for the first time. So far, so…read moregood. Their teachers are very communicative, informative and active through the school app. They respond quickly to any inquiries I may have as well. Ms. Keeler, the principal, is nice so far, as I've only met & interacted with her on a couple of occasions like the 1st PTA meeting of the year and when dropping/picking up the kids so I don't really have anything else to compare her to yet. What I love most about this school is the organization of the pick up/drop off zone in the school parking lot and how staff are very well aware of the students trying to walk off campus. I gave 4 stars because the office staff lacks common sense & courtesy unfortunately.

This is my kids first year at Jefferson in kindergarten and 1st grade. This school has a good…read moreflowing pick up and drop off area that keeps traffic on the street pretty minimal. The teachers and staff have been very helpful and friendly and at the end of the day make sure no kid gets past the gate without their parent or guardian

So far really loving Star for my son. He's in kindergarten and has grown soooo much since starting…read more He's never been to any school prior to kindergarten. He didn't know how to read at all, and the school year is almost coming to an end and he knows his sight words and can read so many words. I am really impressed and love what Mrs. Strazzo is doing. Teachers communicate often, and they always let us know if something is going on at school or with the student. I'm really glad we were able to get my son into this school.

came for the lottery didn't make it but not far behind on the wait list but still being…read morehopeful..praying

Natomas park students are very toxic when it comes to sports. I say this because they were laughing…read moreat my friend who got hurt. Natomas park is very messy because I see garbage on the field.

This school has so many issues. The administration doesn't have the tools to create or provide a…read moresafe, inclusive, and engaging learning environment. The first week my son was there the teacher released him without identifying his parent. He was lost for 15 minutes. Thankfully we found him. I spoke to the principal and she was absolutely no help. The teacher said he just tells the kids to go home. These are 2nd graders mind you. My son was there a little over a week. I complained the district and they changed the policy until my child left and back to the same ole foolery. Do not take your children to this school.

Good school with wonderful staff who genuinely care about the kids they serve. My child went here…read morefor 2 years and the amount of growth he experienced in that time was amazing.

As a parent of an autistic child, I had concerns about this school environment from the beginning,…read moreparticularly regarding structure, support, student behavior, and how students with disabilities are treated socially and emotionally. Recently, my son reported repeated teasing from another student involving comments about him being autistic. He also shared that he informed staff previously and felt the issue was not addressed. After a separate recess incident involving another student and a basketball being thrown hard enough to hurt him, I felt it was important to advocate more strongly for his safety and emotional well-being. I understand no school is perfect and children can have conflicts anywhere, but as a parent, I did not feel confident that this environment was the best fit for my child's needs. My experience left me concerned about supervision, social-emotional support, and responsiveness to bullying concerns involving students with disabilities. Every child deserves to feel safe, respected, supported, and protected at school. For families considering this school, especially families with children who have IEPs, autism, or sensory/social support needs, I strongly encourage asking detailed questions about how disability-related teasing, bullying concerns, and student support are handled on campus. Ultimately, I decided to pursue a different educational environment that I believe will provide more structure, support, and accountability for my son.