If you like that small town feel La Pluma is it!!! We live in the garden hill area but drive our…read moredaughters to La Pluma because of its vibe. Everyone knows everyone. The kids are seen and each child is well loved and taken care of. The teachers care and its like a small town where families help eachother. It takes an army to raise children and we are so grateful we found La Pluma. Since TK till 5th grade every year has been a blessing.

This school is such a hidden gem in our community! The principal, staff and teachers are all such…read moregreat people! I would highly recommend this school! The ladies in the front office are so welcoming every time I come to the office. The teachers always go above and beyond to help the kids. I also am super happy that the class sizes are smaller in the lower grade levels! Thank you Mrs. Bixby and your team for such a great elementary experience!

Some good stuff and some bad stuff. I went to escalona from kindergarten to 5th grade, and there…read morewere some great teachers. Most of them probably are retired now, but Mrs. Webber and Mrs. Blass were so nice to have as teachers. Now let's get to the ones I hope don't work there anymore. Mrs. Vaquez was my teacher during COVID and she was rude to me as I am to little kids on CoD. Mrs. Lee's class was ok but she was always unnecessarily yelling at me. Recently, I heard someone at the school called my little cousin the N word. But little kids are all saying that now, it's pretty much unavoidable. Mrs. Litle (former principal) was also mean for no reason. Overall the education was good just teachers weren't that good, but that comes with every school. Overall I would recommend this school if you're looking for somewhere to send your kid.

It's a pretty good school, when my daughter went there about 3 years ago the principal wasn't very…read moregood but they have a new principal and she is way better and is really reshaping the school. The black top and handball walls all got repainted as well as all the blank walls making this school look very colorful and happy.

Love this school, both my kids have attended and can't say enough about the friendly staff and…read moreteachers. The school has grown much since my kids started but it still small and very tight community. School holds many events and programs such as musical class that teach kids how to play instruments and other stem and artistic activities.

Our grandson attends 1st grade here. It's a really great elementary school! Well staffed with great…read morepeople. All the teachers, aides, workers are tops! I love the care they have for the kids. Most of all, the safety protocols as far as the children's safety. Their Open House is very welcoming & we are very happy to have our grandson attend the curriculum there!

Everyone is very welcoming, I have made so many friends there. Everyone likes to encourage one…read moreanother to join groups being offered. The deacons are nice and you end up being their friend. I love Beatitudes of our Lord, I feel it's my second home.

Sad to say, this school does not practice what they preach. We were looking for a new school for…read moreour two kids and heard mixed reviews about this school but still decided to check it out. Within minutes of getting there we got weird vibes. The front office lady was not very friendly. It was like as if we weren't good enough from the beginning. We were fortunate enough to run into the principal (I think his name was Mr. V) and I was like oh thank god, someone else to base the school off of. Ummm he was even worse. Very click ish and made us feel like if we didn't beg to get in, we weren't getting in. Seeing him interact with everyone was cringe. You are either in the click or you're not. The amount of paperwork requested was ridiculous and no other school asked for 3-4 years worth of report cards. We had heard the school is small and doesn't have much to offer but were wanting to check it out to make our own opinion. This school is a HARD PASS. The staff is not friendly. Don't waste your time.

I'm in 6th grade and its way to easy i have all a+ and it not hard and my teachers leave randomly…read morefor weeks without telling us except for Mr gamez and he msg us on schoolagy

Love the Korean classes they offer and the teacher that gives them she's amazing, so dedicated and…read morejoyful all the time. I'm so grateful for her and the math tutoring they are giving my daughter. Thank you

Heights Junior High has been such a blessing for our family. The teachers and staff truly care…read moreabout the students--not just academically, but spiritually and emotionally as well. It's clear that they are passionate about helping each child grow into a confident, respectful, and faith-driven young person. The small, supportive environment makes a huge difference. Students are encouraged to succeed, and there's a real sense of community where everyone feels seen and valued. I especially appreciate how faith is woven into everyday learning, helping students build strong character and a solid foundation for high school and beyond. The teachers and staff go above and beyond, always communicating well with parents and creating a safe, nurturing space for kids to thrive. My daughter has grown so much during her time here, and we are truly grateful for the impact this school has had on their life! All of the teachers have made such a big impact on her, and with this being her last few months on this campus, she's going to miss each and every one of them! I cannot put into words how much the Principal Troy Kimura has meant to my daughter. Troy has made such a steady source of strength, support, and faith, and has gotten my daughter through some very tough moments she and myself will always be so thankful for. He has made a lasting difference in my daughter's life, and we will always be grateful for the kindness and love he has shown. If you're looking for a Junior high, I HIGHLY recommend this campus to any family that prioritizes both education and faith!

UPDATE (April 2026): It is worth noting the suspicious…read moretiming of the most recent activity on this page. My initial review was posted three months ago. Prior to that, the most recent rating was a 2-star review from a year ago. Now, suddenly, within the last two weeks, there has been a wave of four 5-star reviews--some even mentioning the Principal by name. For parents doing their research: please take note of this pattern. It is quite a coincidence that after a year of silence, the school suddenly receives a surge of perfect ratings just as enrollment season peaks and my initial detailed review remains unaddressed. It appears the school is focused on "padding" their online image to drown out a parent's honest experience. Interestingly, looking back at the school's history, there are older reviews (if you filter 1 star reviews) from 9 years ago documenting that previous administrations also solicited 'glowing reviews' from parents. It seems that instead of evolving, the school has maintained a long-standing pattern of prioritizing image management over addressing the root causes of parent concerns. A sudden spike in positive comments doesn't erase the documented favoritism and safety concerns I've detailed in my original review below. [Original Review Below January 2026] I truly wanted to support this school, but after a year, I had to withdraw my daughter for her own well-being. The environment is deeply toxic, specifically regarding a practice known as 'rage baiting.' This is a form of targeted harassment where students intentionally provoke or mock a specific peer until that student has an emotional outburst. Despite this being brought to the attention of leadership, the administration does little to intervene. There is a disturbing pattern of chronic absenteeism among students who were simply avoiding school as a survival mechanism because the environment had become emotionally unsafe. Leadership needs to conduct a serious internal audit to understand why students are choosing to stay home rather than face the daily provocation allowed within these walls. Furthermore, my daughter witnessed a disturbing lack of empathy and discipline in the classroom. While there are no special-needs students attending the school, students frequently use 'disabled' as an insult. If a student asks a question that others perceive as 'dumb,' they are mocked with offensive hand gestures simulating a disability. Teachers observe this and say nothing, allowing this culture of mockery to go unchecked. This behavior is compounded by clear favoritism. The principal's child is part of a dominant social group that appears 'untouchable' due to their father's position. While my daughter was labeled a 'bully' by the principal for a single reactive incident in an unmanaged classroom (kicking the chair of a disruptive "star athlete" student), star athletes and well-connected students receive preferential treatment regardless of their conduct. Despite the school's branding, we found no evidence of Christian values here. Their final interaction with us was a petty dispute over a book that was sitting right in front of them--a fitting end to a year focused more on tuition than student character.

Already a great experience for my kiddo. Looking forward to the school year and getting involved!read more

I go to this school and it's fun! the assemblies are okay but depending on what grade you are it's…read morepretty fun!

I was there for the open house few days ago My son is a 1…read morest grader with Mr Soria .... I don't get get the chance to volunteer because I work full time ... I was so happy that I was there for the morning routine inside the class , I can't tell you how fun it was watching the kids participating ... all the kids were 100 % focused ... thumbs up for Eastwood !!

This school can be unpleasant. Some of the things the other children say without discipline. My…read moredaughter, got called fat not even the other day. Also, she comes home starving, about to pass out. So, I ask her what's wrong. She said she didn't like the lunch, and that's all they had. This school would be much better if you got the right fundings to at least allow another option for the students. If that was done, and discipline was better, this school would definitely be much better for the comfortability for students. Also, students of disabilities, should be treated with a bit more discipline. The people there let one student I have heard my daughter mention named Kayla, do whatever they want. This is not good for any students with disabilities. And, they need to notice more about kids with mental health problems. This would make students feel much better.

i loved it here but i did hste some of the teachers one of them mafe most of there students cry but…read more5th grade was my year man i miss this place so much great kids grate staff made lots of memories here but lots of the time they don't take things seriously and there dumb

My son goes to this school and I could not be happier! The…read moreteachers and staff are so attentive and caring. After the first week staff already knew his name. There is a real sense of community here which is why we chose this school. He is excelling in his class with the amazing Mrs. Hadden. I'm so impressed with the knowledge he comes home with from music, bible, stem etc. Very happy with the standards the school has as far as conduct, behavior, technology use, language etc etc. My sons also attended the chess club after school which was very well run and I was so impressed with what he could do at only 5! Overall highly recommend this school your children will be well taken care of.

My granddaughter attends Heights Christian school .. great school with very well educated teachers…read more willing to assists their students .. students are challenged and encouraged to learn by studying with assigned homework in my opinion is that, they are being prepared on a junior college level