My son hasn't had in person classes yet but the virtual has been good for this crazy yearread more

The staff in the office is unhelpful and have the nastiest attitudes. Sandra to be specific always…read morerushes you off the phone, has an attitude when you ask questions and acts like parents are bothering her when needing information about a child. Teachers can care less about students, especially with virtual classes it is very clear they are more concerned with their own home lives instead of teaching the children.

For the last four years I have driven 120 miles a day for my son to be able to attend Redlands…read moreChristian Schools. My son is mentally disabled and RCS has an amazing program for children with special needs. RCS is one of the only Christian schools in Southern California to recognize the need for Christian families to have all of their children served by the private Christian schools. My son has been in the program since 5th grade and I cannot imagine him going to school anywhere else. He will start at the high school next year. So if you are a family with a child with special needs and you want them to go to a school where Christ is a part of their daily education, than this is the place for you. All your children will get a great education and be a part of a loving community. Go Eagles!

Our Grandson started this years going two days a week. He loves meeting new friends and is learning…read morelots of things. Today was Grandpa's Day which was nice. He drew pictures and played outside.

Mr. Flowers makes the school amazing. He is always there for the kids and parents. Before Covid, he…read morewas always walking around campus interacting with the students. During pandemic teaching, it has been a challenge for us all. My nephew has had a good experience with Ms. Gabrielson during distance learning. He is doing a more than decent job keeping up his learning, as well as Ms. Gabrielson is with her teaching, despite being stuck on their computers all day

I used to attend Kingsbury Elementary school & Mr. Flowers used to be my yard duty which he is a…read moregreat person. I've never had issues with him. However, I do have issues with one of the teachers there Mr Morrison. I haVe a child who is ADHD & has always needed a little more extra time finishing and concentrating. Well knowing online schooling hasn't been easy for any child now that my child is forced to sit for hours on his computer makes it that much worse. Mr. Morrison knowing my child has ADHD has had no patience not only for my child but for many other students in his class and I am able to say this because I have witnessed him myself yelling and being extremely rude to the other children with no remorse!!!!! He's even went to the extent of making one of the little girls in his class cry. It has made me so angry with many attempts to give him chances but I've gotten to the point where I am now obligated to change my child's school where they will give him respect and the extra attention for his needs. This teacher is despicable and it saddens me to have to change his school due to having such a great experience there myself.

I have been here several times now, mainly when my little brother has his basketball tournaments…read morehere, and I have to say, this school deserves every bit of its five-star rating. When you step onto the campus, you're greeted with cleanliness and a sense of upkeep that's commendable. It's evident that the staff takes pride in maintaining the premises.

Very bad drop off zones everyone drives fast . Need to bring back school buses for the students…read morenot city buses !

this school was awful. the admin team was toxic and dysfunctional. they were vindictive and nasty…read more they didn't care about the kids at all. they enjoyed harassing the teachers. the pay here was good but the learning environment and the lack of professional leadership was horrific. don't walk, run. this place does not function like a normal school. it's very toxic. check out the teacher turn over year after year. that should be anyone's first clue.

My oldest started at Soar in second grade, and graduated from Soar 4 years ago. I previously had…read morehim in a regular public school and I felt his education was being greatly neglected. I saw a vast difference in my child once he started at soar - he became a much more outgoing child and his grades skyrocketed. My youngest has been at soar since kindergarten and is now in 8th grade, his grades are awesome and he never wants to miss school (he's really hoping for perfect attendance this year). I have referred friends, coworkers and family to soar. My co-worker moved her daughter to soar for her 7th grade year this year and said that she has also seen such a dramatic difference in her daughter's grades as well as her attitude. I 100% recommend SOAR if you're looking for a place for your child to thrive!

My child had a wonderful experience at Montessori in Redlands after attending another Montessori…read moreoutside of California. I know of no elementary school environment that is more welcoming, supportive and enriching anywhere in the area.

We were initially impressed with the campus, how quietly all the kids worked, and we loved our…read moreson's first teacher, Liana. He would literally skip to class, he loved it so much. Unfortunately, when we got into primary, the experience was not the same. Just before his transition, they started talking about him having a sensory processing disorder. When he got to primary, his teacher would give us a laundry list of behaviors each day that were 'problematic.' The problems weren't things like hitting kids. They were things like not lining up, bringing toys to school, and having tantrums at three years old. We finally pulled him after his teacher shamed him in front of me for getting upset when she took a toy of his away. But that's not the worst part. He told me after we pulled him from the school, "I need medication to regulate my emotions." When I asked who told him that, he said his teacher. I have heard many stories from other families with similar horror stories. We have realized that the reason kids are so quiet and well behaved at their school is because they actively shame and weed out those that don't fit in.

My husband and I made the tough decision to move our toddler from the daycare he had known since he…read morewas 6 months old to Monty's Montessori. We noticed at the last daycare, he would come home irritable have excessive rashes, dirty, along with staff communication issues, screaming at drop off, dirty/broken equipment, and so many other issues. Immediately at Monty's, we noticed a difference. The teachers are very clear, caring, and sincere. The equipment is so well maintained and shared well with classmates. Now both of my sons attend Monty's and my toddler sprints to class every morning. My infant is always smiling when he sees his teachers and both classrooms have great communication. Any questions or concerns we had out of curiosity has been answered by the front office and everyone has been extremely polite. We love how engaged the staff is with the families and how receptive our kids have responded to the changes. Our only regret is not having moved our toddler sooner and to join the Monty family years ago!

Our family ultimately decided to withdraw our daughter from Monty's Montessori because it was no…read morelonger the right environment for her. Over time we experienced ongoing communication issues with administration, and concerns we brought forward were often dismissed rather than addressed in a constructive way. As months went on, the interactions with administration began to feel increasingly uncomfortable. Instead of working collaboratively when concerns were raised, responses often felt defensive or confrontational. As a parent, it started to feel like bringing forward normal questions about my child's experience was met with pushback rather than support. There were also situations where things discussed privately seemed to be talked about openly in the office, and unfortunately our child overheard comments that made her uncomfortable. That was very concerning to us as parents. In addition, there were basic care concerns that added to our decision. There were days our child came home having barely had any water, and when we asked about it we were told she needed to refill it herself, even though she sometimes struggled to open her bottle. Individually these things might seem small, but over time they created a pattern that made us lose confidence in how concerns were being handled. The final straw for us was an incident involving inappropriate content being discussed among the children. At that point we felt it was necessary to remove our daughter from the school. Every family's experience may be different, and we genuinely hope the school improves in how concerns from parents are handled because the children deserve a supportive and respectful environment.

Good School they don't really do anything about bullying tho…read moreteachers are nice but strict

I'm in 2nd grade. My teacher is Ms Carrillo she is very nice to me. The playground is nice. We do…read moreart, music and P.E. We have joggers club on Tuesday and Thursdays in the morning. I enjoy going to school there! Ms.Hosh is the principal and she is nice.