This school is a joke as a student of a pretty well managed school from what I have heard and seen…read moreof this school is terrible Students fighting,threats,negligent teachers and office staff!? My friends who attend are miserable and it is completely unacceptable! As a member of the yuba city community and a friend of students this school should seriously be reevaluated in everything! its scary for my friends! Hope this helps people!!

Seen the reviews on this site and it seems like the comments may have some truth in it. I have…read morenever been to this school, but from what I read and what just recently happened with a student that went there....I'm thinking it may be true....staff not caring and not paying attention. The poor girl, and the family. Prayers to them (-1)

HOME OF THE HUSKIES! I love this place, this is my local soccer team's home field and the field is…read moreamazing! Grass is a little tall sometimes. But, the rest of the amazing fields overshadows that. The fields are the perfect length. Whoever the groundskeeper is... Keep it up!

The prices they charge are outrageous! College educations don't even cost the price of their…read moretuition. Their dress code for children is unbelievably restrictive. If you are considering this school for your children, be sure to check the number of Accredited teachers they have. You'd be surprised, especially for the tuition they charge.

Best school ever!!! Loved my time at FCS. The teachers were intentional with students both…read moreacademically and spiritually and I received the guidance necessary to be accepted to and graduate from UCLA. GO LIONS!

We are currently starting our 11th year here. We love this school. Each and every teacher genuinely…read morecares about each student and goes above and beyond to help the children succeed individually. The opportunities for each child who attends this school are amazing. I cannot say enough about this school. If I could give more than 5 stars, I would.

My children have been attending CORE Charter for 9 years. My oldest graduated high school in 2019…read more Before CORE, we tried out several different education formats, but the CORE hybrid model has suited our family's lifestyle the best. I do see that it's changing from a small, tight-knit community to a larger, more diverse one. Neither good or bad - it is what it is. I can attest that every re view here, recommended or not, is written by parents & students my kids & I personally know through our school.

My soccer team's practice field. The gat is closed so often. The lines of the field look like some…read moreforeign alien sport. But, on the other hand it has good shade some times.

Gray avenue staff needs to do better!! My son rides his bike to school everyday. I trust the staff…read morelocks the gates and watches that there is no unsupervised kids messing with OTHER kids bikes. I walked in to check my son out and I don't get greeted. The lady at the front desk is too busy on her phone. Only reason she knew which kid to call for was because I spoke up. Then I find myself in a situation where I have to address a random kid with other kids around laughing to give my kid his bike because he's asked for it three times already. The kid proceeds to give him his bike and takes another kids bike that is parked on what we believe to be secured property because we trust to take and leave are kids there with staff. Unreal!! I believe nothing will be done about it. But that just makes my son, not want to ride his bike anymore.

One if very few small K-8 schools in the Yuba -Sutter area. The teachers and staff are very…read morepassionate about their work and their students. The size is a benefit over the larger schools as it is more family friendly and they know each child by name. At other schools in Yuva City it is easy for the children to get lost in the system and not treated like an individual. Franklin school never has this problem.

Probably the worst school in the world the only good things in this school is the sports and the…read morehistory teacher

You see, my friend and I had to drive here to take our SAT and the inside was lovely. it had clean…read moreindoors, nice classrooms and very nice bathrooms as well as very cool and well placed lockers; however, we exited through the back door of the 100s building because it was closest to us and then we realised that there was no way back in. We were stuck outside in the rain, fenced in like rabbits with no way to get to our car. We opted to go around and under these metal railings to stay out of the rain and almost fell many times. After we ran out of railings to go under we reached another entrance and it too was locked. We then realised we were completely trapped since all of the metal fending was locked and we opted to climb over one of the shorter fences to break free. we did so in the rain. We were able to make it back eventually looking like wet rats and unscathed but I hope I don't have to fence climb at this school anytime soon.

Go Honkers! I have…read more3 bright nieces and nephews that are products of Yuba City's Home of the Honkers High School. My oldest niece JR graduated a year early while doing college classes. Nephew # 7 DR transferred to Faith Christian Jr. year. My Fav niece LR was one of the most popular girls in her class and has gone on to achieve amazing things.

First, the good news: Mr. Chohaan is the best teacher my son…read morehas ever had. He deserves 5+ stars. Not only did he get to know my son, he cared about his well being and academic success. He went above and beyond to make classes engaging, fun and exciting for his students and fun had field trips throughout the year too. My son *loves* him, and all of his students do too. And the bad: I recently had surgery to remove a disc that was fused to my spinal cord. The surgery also removed the remainder of the entire disc from between my vertebrae (L4-L5) at UC Davis by Dr. Kee Kim at the Spine Center in Sacramento on 8/25/2018. Recently it became re-injured, thus making it very difficult for me to move again. The entire office staff knows this, including the Vice Principal Mr. Cooley. My appointment at UC Davis is not until early April, so until then I have to somehow deal. Physical therapy is starting soon. I am also a full-custody single-mother with no child support, in my final year at Chico State University and currently working with a Yuba College professor to open a non-profit organization to benefit local Foster Youth who are aging out and facing homelessness. I am very busy and absolutely exhausted due to chronic pain and tons of responsibility. Though I love what I am doing, it is a lot! My son is often late to school due to my disability. I wake up multiple times a night and the pain is the worst in the mornings and night. So getting up in the morning is quite a process that is never the same. Every day is a different kind of nightmare. Today I brought my son to school late again. =( He is also sick, and school policy decides when my sick son is too sick to attend so I bundled him up and was ready to send him to school. We pulled up to the school gate and I had him get out. Mind you, it is pouring rain, and he's standing by the gate buzzing the office to let him in and they will not. They want me to come in and sign him in. It takes all my energy and pain tolerance just to get up and to my vehicle so I asked kindly if they could bring the form to me. The office staff's answer? A solid NO because they are "short staffed". (Which is BS and I'll explain below.) The vice principal's response? He has his staff's side and spoke to me like I was one of his child students. Their website shows 15 faces of people who are not teachers who could have helped me out, and only 215 students in the entire school (kindergarten all the way through high school!) Even if some staff were absent, there are plenty of people who could have taken the 60 seconds it would've taken to walk a disabled single mother a form. They simply did not want to. And I think that's pretty heartless. http://yubacitycharter.org/yccs-staff/ The average # of students in a regular public school in California is 386 for primary school, 524 for middle school, 629 for high school and 264 for "other". https://nces.ed.gov/pubs2001/overview/table05.asp They were not in a meeting, a staff conference or anything else of that nature. The staff told the vice principal that I wanted a pregnant woman to bring me the form, and the vice principal (Mr. Cooley) said to me, "You wanted my pregnant staff to bring you the sign-in!" I never asked for specifically someone who is pregnant to bring me the form. I just needed one of the 15+/- available humans on campus to take 60 seconds out of their day to help me. I will not be killing myself to get my son to that school any more. This is not the first time this has happened either, and an email to the vice principal the first time it happened was met with crickets. (He did not reply at all, yet told me today that he did receive the email though.) I'll take my son somewhere that cares for kids and their support system; i.e. the "whole child," as the state requires education professionals to do via common core standards. (I'm a teacher too, pausing work to recover from my spine.) The whole child includes the family, and the fact that their student (my son) has a disabled mom makes his life more challenging which is something that schools are supposed to support and help with. Not only have they refused to help me with something so simple, the VP there is failing to lead as well. Who wins here? Nobody. And who loses? My son. In short, they are failing the best practices of the whole child/common core ideology and thus, are failing their job. http://www.ascd.org/ASCD/pdf/siteASCD/policy/CCSS-and-Whole-Child-one-pager.pdf The images shown are screen shots of a video I took of my son trying to get into his school (yuba city charter school), and the staff refusing to unlock the gate. I am pointing with my S Pen to my son standing at the gate, waiting, to no avail. The other picture shows him running back through the rain to my truck, to tell me that they said they won't let him in unless I come in and sign. This is when I called to ask if they can bring it out.

YCCS provides a solid academic program to all students grades TK-12. The high school offers a full…read morecurriculum of classes that meet the UC A-G requirements for admission into colleges. Small class sizes and individualized attention to student success make YCCS an optimal choice for college bound students and students seeking career prep who prefer a small-school atmosphere.

It's hard to gauge the school since I've never attended it as a student. However, I love the pool…read morethey have. I used to swim there when I was in FRAC and then again when I was on the high school swim team. Marysville high school certainly has the largest "hands on" work spaces in the Yuba-Sutter/Marysville area. Their wood and metal shops are huge and they have some really creative staff but the whole district is plagued with students with low scores. It's heartbreaking.

This place is a place in the middle of nowhere. It looks like a castle-like building from the…read moreoutside/frontal view of the campus...then you go around the perimeter and you realize this place looks more like a warehouse block combined with junkyard...seriously needs an upgrade or at least a campus beautification project. The buildings and classrooms in itself are decent and some are even nice...but geez, the surrounding areas NEED some attending to.

My son attended TRCS for 9 years... he's a senior now at a local high school and has 2 acceptance…read moreletters (from his top 4 choices) at a UC and CSU. TRCS set him up to be successful! Grateful for the staff, Board and administration!

I have been working with the staff at TRCS for several years as an instructional coach. When I…read morefound myself desiring to return to my own classroom, my first choice was TRCS. Great leadership, school board, staff, families and students! A fabulous community!