Journey Education has been a genuinely positive experience for our family. What stands out most is…read morehow intentional the staff is about meeting each student where they are, both academically and personally. There's a level of care and awareness here that goes beyond curriculum and shows up in how students are supported day to day. The environment feels calm, respectful, and focused. Communication has been clear and consistent, and when questions or needs arise, the team is responsive and thoughtful in how they handle them. What I appreciate most is that the school recognizes that students don't all learn or grow in the same way. There's flexibility and understanding built into the structure, which allows students to stay engaged without feeling pressured into a one-size-fits-all system. Overall, Journey Education feels like a place where students are seen, supported, and given the space to develop at their own pace. We've been grateful for the experience. I would love to see a foreign language offering added in the future.

My son has been attending Journey Education since kindergarten and is now in 4th grade, and we have…read morehad such a wonderful experience. The small class sizes make a huge difference because every child really gets individual attention and support. The teachers truly care about the students and are very involved in helping them grow both academically and personally. One thing I really appreciate about the school is the strong sense of community. The staff is welcoming, communication with parents is great, and it genuinely feels like the teachers and administrators are invested in each child's success. My son has built confidence, strong friendships, and a love for learning during his time here. Journey also does a great job of focusing on character, kindness, and leadership, not just academics. It's a safe, supportive environment where kids can really thrive. I'm very grateful we found this school and highly recommend it to any family looking for a nurturing and academically strong place for their children.

We LOVE this school. The classes are small and the teachers are wonderful. I only wish they went…read moreall the way through high school.

We have sent our children to Lamb of God School since Pre K 2019 and both are in Elementary now…read more Our continued enrollment is our greatest endorsement of this school, it's administrators and passionate teachers. There is certainly a sense of community here and our kids love going. We appreciate the accelerated education and superior MAP Scores this school routinely produces. Both of our children were reading as they headed into Kindergarten and we are committed to sending our youngest when she turns 3. We also plan to send our children to Faith Lutheran and appreciate the prioritized enrollment there as Lamb of God School is a feeder school.

Well....some people need to come to grips and accept the fact that their "perfect little child"…read moreisn't so perfect. It's amusing to read some of these reviews. Like it's ok for your kid to bring a razor to school if he didn't use it? WTH? Anyway, I went to OLLV a million years ago, my Aunt went to OLLV a million and a half years ago. And my siblings and their kids also went to OLLV. The school is incredible. The teachers care, the parents give back and the education sets your little one up for a higher education at places like Gorman or some other private school. The best part of OLLV besides the sense of family is that your child gets the religious education too! Do you and your child a favor and give Our Lady a shot. You will be happy later in life with the decision to invest in your little one(s) future. May the force be with you....

If you have a child with any type of special needs, please stay away from this school. My daughter…read morehas high-functioning autism and was completely neglected here. It became clear that children are only accepted if they fit into a very narrow "box" of what the school deems acceptable. What's worse, the principal, Mrs. Bello, actually told me, "Had I known your daughter had autism, I would have never allowed her to go to the school." This statement was not only shocking but deeply hurtful. Every child deserves inclusion, understanding, and respect--values that this school clearly does not uphold.

Both of my children have been attending Mountain View Christian Schools since preschool. The…read moreteachers and staff are friendly, caring and communicative. Small class size enables students to receive individualize attention. It is amazing to watch my little ones growing into confident, kind and curious learners. This is a Christian school, so they do have a Bible study class and chapel day. They do not impose any religion upon the students. School focuses on values, character development, academics and personal growth. My children are now in elementary and starting middle school grades. Our experience has been wonderful. I highly recommend this school.

Do not go to this school or send your kids to this school. The teachers only pay attention when…read morethey shouldn't and don't pay attention when they should. There is a lot of bullies at this school. The principal has favorites he gives people a warning if they do something very wrong at the school or outside. But if you or your parents goes off on the principal he will expel you even if it's his fault and not your fault. The lunch at the school is terrible it's not worth paying for that lunch. And the principal and teachers lie about so many insane things. So parents will believe them. Also if you don't turn your phone in and they catch you not turning your phone in you have to pay $30 just to get it back. And you can't bring AirPods to school if you get caught they will keep them and won't give you them back until the end of the school year. The teachers treat you so poorly there were some good teachers but they all left so now it's all the bad teachers. And the principal is very mean to you for no reason at all. Also let's just say it's not in the best neighborhood. There were a couple times where homeless people tried to break through the gate. Also the school it looks like a prison it doesn't even look like a school. The school is basically a boarding school but you are able to go home after the end of the day that's basically the only difference. And it's not worth paying a ridiculous tuition just to go to this school. if you want to go to a Christian school you can definitely find a way better school and cheaper tuition than this school. There was one time they had a lunch at this school where after lunch so many kids went home early because they were very sick from the lunch. It was probably a quarter of the school that went home early or something close to that because of that lunch. I forgot what the lunch was though it was a while ago. They have a Lutheran church at that school every Saturday and Sunday I think the church there is great. But the school there is terrible. I don't recommend going to school there. But I do recommend going to church there. Also the school only cares about money. You or your kids might be lucky to even pass a grade at this school because they don't even teach you any interesting or something a kid would want to learn or something that is important for them to learn one day. Also when kids decide to leave the school before the school year ends they will get very mad and try to pressure you to stay at the school. Also if they lose your school pictures form they will blame it on you and won't let anyone see your photos until you get your yearbooks on the last week of school. Like you pay all that money to go to that school and this is how the staff treats you. That is absolutely not ok. So please don't go or send your kids to this school you will regret it. and Also something I heard as well is that they underpay their staff which is also ridiculous. And the amount of money they charge you to go to this school is ridiculous as well. And every year this school has more and more students leave the school every year. And every year the school has more and more staff members leave the school every year as well. So overall everything with this school needs improvement. If I was able to give zero stars for this school I would.

Have you seen the new campus? It's amazing! I cannot believe they have actually turned it into a…read moreschool, I wish I could go here myself! The focus they put on leadership and self-governing is something I wish I had learned growing up. My brother struggled in regular school to the point we weren't sure if he could keep up here. However within the school year he was actually excelling, not because the school is easy, but because he had a true support system. His teacher would work one on one with him and gave him extra assignments that would help him get the concepts in a way he could understand and practice. It was a lot of work for my brother, but to finally be on A honor roll was priceless! I knew I wouldn't want my daughter to go anywhere else after seeing my brothers transformation. They focus on true principles and helping the students learn for themselves and enjoy the process. We love this school and feel so lucky to have found them! We also love the new campus!

I attended American Heritage Academy when I was a student. This school has grown so much in the…read morepast ten years. They have moved into a bigger building since I graduated. It is amazing to see how far this school has come. I feel that the skills I learned from attending this school from 2nd grade through middle school have carried with me until this day. My reading and writing skills are strong and this school truly prepared me for college. As an adult now, I read quite often for fun. This academy truly focuses on a classical education, which is not a focus in public schools today. Scholars learn cursive and multiplication/division starting in second grade. These skills stay with them for the remainder of their schooling. This academy does a nice job focusing on building the skills they've learned brick by brick each school year. Now as an adult, I hope to send my own children here one day so that they can experience the same type of educational experience I had in my childhood. American Heritage Academy has a warm, friendly feeling the moment you walk in. Scholars are beyond excited to come in each day and see their classmates and teachers. It is a school that is rigorous, but students look forward to coming each day because of the special, nurturing environment this school provides. It is a very family friendly school, and you can be as involved as you wish to be in your child's education.

My girls went here for their fourth grade and prek years. To say that this school is phenomenal is…read morean understatement of mass proportions! Ms. Few and Ms. Coleman are fantastic! Yes, Ms. Gesim received the teacher of the year award. But honestly, she deserves so much more. Her attentiveness to my older daughter's education was such a blessing. Even when we left for a closer Coral Academy site, both Ms. Luo and Ms. Few were so caring and supportive of my daughters' educational journey at the next site. Thank you!

Worked there once, and if it wasn't for the budget and the downturn in the economy I would have…read moreliked to continue. I have fond memories of the staff, the teachers, and the administrators with whom I worked. Quality offerings and conscientious and dedicated students and teachers.

I love this school! Feels like a private school without the private school price. All teachers and…read moreadministrators know your kids by name and become familiar with who their parents are. Teachers/Faculty/Staff truly CARE about our kids education and well-being here. My children have excelled at this school and are challenged according to their individual capacity. Your child is more than a "number" at this school. I Highly recommend this school to anybody who is looking to elevate their child's education.

My daughter has been coming here for almost 2 years and although it is a good school it has its…read moredeficiencies. One of those being that the management team is not very organized and there is not a whole lot of communication between parents and teachers. On second thought maybe there is some type of communication but it just seems like the parents are always the last to know. Also, my wife likes the fact that public schools have a library but of course the charter schools do not. Although we take our daughter to the public library instead I'm just saying that it would be nice for my daughter to be able to go to check out books herself at the school library. I guess it's just something we have to live with cause we don't want her going to the public schools around here. Just too much overcrowding and it will get worse before it gets better.

Being an elementary school I need the front office to be friendly and actually acknowledge the…read moreadults / parents that come in. The fact that I was standing there with no acknowledgment while two staff members just spoke in front of me is unacceptable. Do better! Be better!

my kids go here and it's a great school . The principal is a very nice gentleman who really cares…read moreabout his school and the children . Awesome school and it's very clean and structured.