We've had a wonderful experience with Belltower Montessori. Our family has truly enjoyed being part…read moreof the school community, and we are very grateful for the teachers and staff who have taken such great care of Henry. Henry has been very happy at school, and we've really appreciated how caring and supportive the teachers have been. The teachers and administration have always been kind, welcoming, and easy to communicate with. Our family is moving to New York, so unfortunately Henry will be leaving the school. It's bittersweet because we really love it here and will miss the teachers, staff, and the school community very much. Thank you, Belltower Montessori, for making Henry's time here such a positive and happy experience. We will always appreciate the wonderful memories we made here!

Our child has attended Belltower Montessori Academy for over 3 years and we could not be happier…read morewith our experience there. All of the teachers and administration staff are dedicated to each and every student and their success. Our child's kindergarten and first grade teacher, Ms Busrat, has been an amazing educator who we will miss dearly when it is time for us to move on. Ms Busrat teaches her students to be independent, critical thinkers and also nurtures their emotional development. Ms Busrat has pushed our child to explore her potential once she has mastered certain skills, developing a sense of pride for working hard and putting in the effort. All of the staff at Belltower are kind, compassionate, and patient. The school is well organized, clean and dedicated to safety. Belltower's director, Ms Lyndy, is present on a daily basis and always makes herself available to the parents. Ms Lyndy has provided so much support to us as parents over these last 3 years and always keeps us in the loop of all that is happening at the school. We are so impressed with our child's academic and social progress that she has learned from Belltower Montessori and highly recommend the school for early education. Our child is leaving Belltower Montessori a voracious reader with a love for learning. What more could a parent ask for?

For my first visit, I felt the Holy Spirit was working in this church. They have a pastor who…read moreencourages spiritual growth, community outreach, and true fellowship according to biblical principle. Right away, I was approached by one of their members who offered such warm friendship to me and introduced me to other women and ministries at the church. I look forward to meeting more people and maintaining a strong connection to this church by offering my service and contribution. They have children ministries and outreach ministries that go beyond the church, but into the community that I find to be very impressive. I will be back, and I highly recommend you check this check this place out.

Olive Branch Christian School truly exemplifies what Christian education should be. The small class…read moresizes, dedicated teachers, and strong partnership with the church create a nurturing, Christ-centered environment where students thrive. The school prioritizes the right things--faith, character, and academic growth. With reading intervention, personalized learning, speech and counseling services, and a variety of enrichment and elective options, each child is supported as a whole person. The culture is healthy, joyful, and stable, with very low student and teacher turnover. We are so grateful to be part of a school that not only teaches about Christ but lives it out daily.

Our child has been attending St. Edward for the past 8 years and we couldn't be more pleased. The…read moreteachers are attentive and are passionate about teaching. They also have a number of great programs such as STEM, music, robotics, and after school sports. In addition to the great education, our son receives a positive moral formation.

This school was beyond disappointing. I enrolled my daughter here for a year, (8 y/o) who was…read moreconstantly bullied by other children just by her looks. The current principle did absolutely nothing to solve the issue. Another thing are the nuns. They are kind ladies, though too strict and stingy. My daughter takes Spanish with them, and they teach your children absolutely nothing. Apparently they are a new addition to the school, though they are very ineffective and unapproachable. They show lack of empathy for student struggles, display favoritism, and are completely disconnected from their students' learning needs. Despite all this, it is only the tip of the iceberg. Not only them, but pretty much every other teacher/aid is like this. St. Edward is only after your money, and does not care for your children's education. Save your time (and money), go find a better catholic school.

One of the better schools definitely a huge improvement from the crappy catholic my son had to…read moresuffer through glad I took him out of there before it caused some permanent damage. Parkridge was great great teachers great principle and a great education he excelled in this school and th catholic school made him feel inferior I am so glad i made the change he is now in high school and has a bright future to look forward to

As far as i know the school is actually a pretty good school, all the teachers are like family they…read moreall take care of you. however the students can be bit mean and unlikely rude some students are fake and some are not . Such more the teacher I've had though 1st-3rd Grade Mrs., Allen she's like a second mom to me overall i had her husband Mr. Allen as my homeroom teacher in the 8th grade so far knew me, so far went to open house and both was there. My experience of being a student at Parkridge it was a ride but when i got bullied by my own friends no teacher will help you , you will get bullied either way.

I went here from 2016-2020 and it is the best. The staff truly care about the students and the…read morecampus is wonderful.

This institution cherry picks the students they want to attend the school and discriminate against…read morekids with disabilities! Their director, Tracy Williams fosters this culture as I had called and spoke with her at length about enrolling my kid who had learning disabilities. At first, I was optimistic as she spent some time listening and discussing his possible enrollment with me but then after I sent all his confidential information to her for review, she went GHOST! Did not return any of my calls or emails so I can complete the process. SHAME ON YOU! I am going to take my kid to a school where the administrators actually care and are not biased!

AMAZING SCHOOL the staff and teacher super nice to the students and put in hard work and effort to…read morehelp the kids succeed

1. First of all, this school comes highly recommended by many people around me. Because of that, I…read morewas full of anticipation and submitted my application early. I give 1 star because Connie 2. However, as I progressed step by step through the application process, I truly realized that Connie is an absolutely terrible person--arrogant and rude. Despite this, I maintained the best possible attitude, as it was my first time applying, and there were many things I didn't understand. The school's website clearly states that if further information is needed, they will contact applicants within five business days. I submitted my initial application on February 5th, but received no response for a long time. I sent emails but got no reply. When I logged into my account again, I discovered that some of my address verification documents were deemed unacceptable. However, by that time, ten days had already passed. I then re-uploaded the documents and sent another email. Since I wasn't receiving any responses, I didn't know what else to do, so I followed up again. When I finally got a reply, the entire email was written in all capital letters, clearly showing anger. She told me she had been on vacation. But if you're going on vacation, shouldn't you delegate your responsibilities to someone else or set up an automatic email reply? How was I supposed to know where you were? I had no intention of rushing you--I was just afraid that my lack of experience in handling this process would delay my child's enrollment. I was just a mother, full of hope, seeking help. But in the end, Connie responded to my inquiries on the registration website entirely in CAPITAL letters and even marked my case as "PARENT EMAILED." Does this mean I was being treated differently? Even so, I still complied with her requests, submitted all the required documents, and made several visits to the office. However, her attitude remained impatient, repeatedly emphasizing how busy she was and how much work she had to do. We all have jobs. You get paid because you have work to do. If you feel overwhelmed, you can always find another job that suits you better. After sharing my experience on social media, I was shocked to learn that many other Chinese parents had received the same poor treatment from her. But most of them chose to stay silent. I don't want to do that. I don't want more parents in the future to suffer discrimination when trying to register their children for school. On March 6th, my landlord and I personally went to the school to submit all the required documents. You told me that you would send me a link before 3 PM, which I had to fill out promptly. That entire day, I didn't do anything except refresh my email. I called you multiple times, but no one answered--even though it wasn't lunchtime. I asked you whether you would be working the next day, and your response was, "Maybe I will, maybe I won't." That afternoon, after still receiving no reply from Connie, I went back to the school in person. When I asked if she had received my email, she said she hadn't checked yet. But when I was about to hand her a printed copy, she suddenly said she had already received it. What a contradictory person. At first, I thought maybe she simply didn't smile at anyone, or that she treated all parents the same way. But that day, I personally witnessed her warmly smiling at other parents--who, of course, were not Asian. I was beyond furious. Was it because I was too ugly? Or was it simply because I had an Asian face? Whenever I greeted her with a smile, she always responded with an impatient expression. Why is it that all of her colleagues are so nice? I've spoken with Christina before, both in person and over the phone, and every time, she tried her best to help. Even through a phone call, I could feel her warmth and kindness. But Connie--why do you make things so difficult for us? If you don't respect your job, don't expect respect from us

i've been going to the school for five years. This is a great school for me I'm in third grade the…read moreschool is so great

if your a parent with a child with disabilities this is not a good school the teachers are not…read moreequipped for there position or to handle kids with disabilities admin is no help!!!

El Cerrito Middle School has been such an amazing place for my children to grow up and prepare for…read morethe next steps in their education. Teachers encourage community, creative out-of-the-box learning and group collaboration. There are so many amazing things going on at lunch and after school between programs hosted by the counceling staff and diverse clubs offered by teachers after school. Read the news letter, stay informed and encourage your student to get involved in all of the great things this school has to offer!

The office staff at this school is horrible. As a parent, if you ever want to be talked down to for…read moreasking a simple question go ahead and speak to anyone in the office. Incidents are not isolated. I wish I could leave a separate review for the teachers, but as far as the office staff.... Maybe the principal should address the issue.