ACS has been a wonderful school for my child. The strong academic program and dedicated teachers…read morecreate an environment where students truly grow. I appreciate the school's emphasis on Christian values, which is reflected in the way students are taught to show kindness, respect, and integrity. The atmosphere is caring and supportive, and while Special Education services could be strengthened, the school does well in nurturing students emotionally and socially. Safety is clearly a priority, and family involvement is welcomed and encouraged. Overall, ACS is a warm, faith-centered community where children can learn, feel supported, and grow both academically and spiritually.

Our kids love Anthem, they enjoy the lessons, have great teachers and feel cared for…read more As a parent; safety is priority to me. Anthem has proven to work hard and together with families to ensure our kids are safe and secure. My kids look forward to Tuesday mornings for chapel worship time and love Music class. As a family, we are grateful and appreciate our schools staff, from the principal, to teachers and our amazing leads who keep our kids safe in all their activities. Thank you Anthem!

Well, this is a church geared towards people who love traditional services.And they believe in…read moresalvation and being born again which is a must. The building is huge and beautiful. They have a choir who dress in robes and an organ. The members are older. Not all but most - probably because they prefer traditional services. They have a short coffee meetup after services and everyone knows each other and seems friendly. I had been looking for a place to bring my mom and she likes it. We will switch between this and their other campus on South Main. They do have modern equipment. They project the same sermon that Pastor Mike is preaching from the South Main campus. This past Easter they had a handbell choir, the regular choir and a soloist who sang classical from Handel's Messiah. They have classes throughout the week. I would think they should do an alter call, especially on special days like Easter. But I am here to make sure my mom has a place to go and help her become a part of the community. We'll keep coming.

I'm so thankful for FPC. Pastor Mike is a wonderful Pastor and I have learned so much in one year…read morewith his teaching. I love this church.

We have enjoyed, very much. Teachers here are truly involved in each student. A full heart here and…read moregreat education.

Great school, has a really good football team. Nice spirit and also gives students good education…read more Staff is really respectful and helpful. Students are great, everyone is friendly and funny!!

I very friendly congregation and the pastoral staff is always available! Great worship and…read morepreaching!

The atmosphere of the service is Spirit generated, I feel the presences of the Lord Jesus. From the…read moretime of worship to the preaching of the Word, a spiritual awakening takes place, an awesome experience.

My little one attended this preschool and we had an extremely negative experience. I sat through a…read morehalf day with my toddler and they seemed to not have enough staff support in the classroom. A teacher could not leave at any point without being out of ratio, which is very concerning given how young the kids are. (Example: a toddler who was already potty trained asked to go potty and was told they put a pull up on her so they didn't need to take her and put them out of ratio) The teacher for the 2 year olds seemed very dry and gave very little verbal praise during activities. Nothing about the instruction or preschool aspect of it seemed to be very stimulating. (no singing or excitement) In addition, the toys outside were mostly either very dirty or just broken, even right at the beginning of the day. Teachers didn't play games or interact with children unless it was for help or cry. Granted what they charge a week, this place is 100% not worth it.

Although this is one of the few here locally to send your kids I wouldn't bother. They have had few…read moredirectors the past year now, and the current one is horrible. I first hand experience the way she treats her employees, with frustration. For being a Christian community she is not one. She has one worker with 20+ kids and the other with maybe 5+ how fair is that for the kids not getting the attention they need or being able to FOCUS on one? My child has asked me multiple times to not take them because how mean she is not the children but those who work there. Needs to be serious action to be taken.

I love this course. It's beginner friendly and very well maintained- although greens are very sandy…read moreand spotty. Still a great place to play.

I went to see about driving a bucket of balls and the driving range is closed on Wednesdays for…read moremaintenance.

Unfortunately, the model at the school did not work for our son, his academic performance did not…read moreimprove. They have no tutoring options and long talks about why things matter for his future were just not enough. There are really no repercussions for not showing up and not completing work. I'm sure the school is great for self-motivated kids but they absolutely failed us on every single level. Our son was asked to leave over some pot that was brought by another student (grown by that student's mom). The student who brought the contraband is still there. What a waste of money and time. Be cautious.

Tyler G. you wrote exactly what I wanted to write. :)…read more Five stars for "eve" runs in nothing but your doc martins and body paint. Rolling out of bed at 7am for choir practice in your pjs, cinnamon and sugar toast, It's It's sandwiches, holding hands on the lawn (or doing other things on the lawn that you're not suppose to), Mr. & Mrs. Berg, breaking the window seals and sneaking in the boys dorm to play uno, breaking into the auditorium, sneaking off campus via the beach, Taco Bell runs, naked seniors running through the halls to scare the freshmen and new kids, flower vespers, the bluff, being put on "social" for getting caught kissing someone, mark (the lone bull), food fight in the cafeteria, the rock, secret brothers, secret sisters, senior camp-out, the four-year club. And yes... ocean smells mixed with cow pie steam... I miss MBA days. It was the best 4 years of high school and I wouldn't change a thing.

I have been coming here for 3 years and I recently decided to be more devoted. They offer many…read moregreat services to grow your faith wither that be life group or helping in the church. I always recommend this church to friends and family.

Great church with really powerful sermons. There is a new pastor since pastor Mike retired and he…read moreis doing a terrific job. Really impressed with the seamless transition and the continued informative and powerful messages. Highly recommend if looking for a new church in the area. They have locations in Salinas and Marina as well as online.

I taught at this school in 2023-2024 and it was perhaps my worst experience as a teacher of 30…read moreyears. My assistant and I both considered leaving in the middle of the year. We taught special education and we loved the students and we are devoted to the field of special education. What the district was doing with special education students seemed illegal. I could just move forward and say nothing since we escaped the corruption but it is worth mentioning and maybe the more people that complain the sooner changes will be made. First, there were some wonderful people that worked there and I want to be clear that it was a special education problem. There were teachers and staff we thought were nice and fair and effective. Much anger and unrest was felt and there was a team that was reporting to the new Super about all the injustice. I wrote to the Superintendent as requested by a staff member and a parent but no response was given by him. The glaring injustice was in the special education department. There was no SDC class at Prunedale, and RSP teachers were strapped with a disrespectful principal that seemed to have no interest in special education. I read through numerous IEPS and many of the students in RSP had come from an SDC class. The district was poor or spent money on the wrong things and special education was underfunded. SDC students belong in SDC classes and not thrown into RSP because they cannot afford an SDC class. We were told that they could not find teachers because it was too expensive to live in the area, however they treated the teachers they hired poorly and there was a huge turnover. One special education teacher I worked with quit by November due to a medical leave caused by stress. Sadly, the students are the ones that suffer in the end.