My youngest son who is in the Spanish program has told me very great things and I really like the…read moreschool for their education, The middle school Spanish teacher is awesome. But the best thing in the school is that they all speak fluently. Also, they have very good sports such as Soccer, volleyball, basketball, flag football, cheer and wrestling. You should put your kid in Language Academy,

Amazing opportunity to have your children benefit from an immersive educational experience. For the…read morefirst three years children are immersed in either French or Spanish, and all subjects including math and science are taught in that target language. We will soon take our second and fourth grade daughters to France. They are well on their way to fluency even before ever setting foot in a French speaking country. The teachers are amazing and many are native speakers of French and Spanish. Because this is a magnet school, it is free and if you live far enough away, your child can take the public school bus to and from school.

This was my child's first year attending this school, they have really loved being at this school…read more Teachers and staff are really caring. Would definitely recommend to others!

My child is finishing her last year of elementary school here. She has throughly enjoyed her…read moreteachers & the staff are always helpful. If you are looking for an alternative school schedule other than traditional I would say this is a great option if you are in the La Mesa area.

Very flexible. The teacher was available for any questions or help needed. Easy to set up classes…read morethat fits your needs.

Altus School East County did a great job helping my daughter complete an Honors Chemistry Class…read more Thank you to Mrs. Sharpless, her teacher, for making this whole process very easy. Mrs. Sharpless was so professional, helpful and the sweetest teacher a person could have. Thanks Again for your help, we really appreciate your assistance and help with this education experience!!!

My son has been attending Trinity Christian School since kindergarten, and it truly feels like…read morehome! The teachers are amazing; caring, dedicated, and committed to nurturing not only academic growth but also faith and character. He has grown so much spiritually, socially, and academically, and it's clear that every child is valued and encouraged to walk in God's purpose. The sense of community at Trinity is incredible. Parents, students, and staff work together to create a supportive, Christ-centered environment where children feel safe, loved, and inspired to thrive. Trinity Christian School is more than a school; it's a place where faith and learning come together, and where families truly feel welcomed. I wholeheartedly recommend it to anyone seeking a school that nurtures the whole child in God's love.

TCS is truly a blessing to our family! The staff is like family and treat my daughters with so much…read morelove and dedication. They teach character development and truly model Christian values throughout their curriculum.

This is one of the best schools in San Diego unified!!! The principal Mrs. Patton is remarkable…read more Very professional, attentive and compassionate about all of her students. The teachers as a matter of the entire staff is extraordinary. Everybody here is amazing. Education, respect, guidance and a loving encouragement is the culture of this school. The staff responds timely to all my requests and emails. The principal is not stuck in her office, she's walking the campus engaging with the students as well as the staff. My kids love this school. I highly highly recommend Benchley elementary.

This is an excellent school! The staff is outstanding, teachers, custodians, support staff and…read morethe principal are exceptional. The school grounds are beautiful and clean and the learning environment supports all students. The parent involvement is remarkable and highly contributes to the school's success. I am a retired school principal and I am thrilled my grandchildren are attending this outstanding school. A huge thank you to the entire staff and school community for your dedication and commitment to Benchley-Weinberger.

What a great place to send your kids to school. They have…read moregreat small class sizes 6-12 kids per class. They learn much better in small Environment. They also have learn the word of GOD and the teachers are a true meaning of love!! They work with the kids that you will not find at a public school. I thought it was a little pricy? But not until I saw the results!!! PRICELESS!!!

This review involves Christian Unified in Chula Vista . I…read morewant to begin by acknowledging the people and experiences at this school that I genuinely appreciated. I am very thankful for Miss Melanie and Miss Martinez. I especially appreciate Miss Martinez, who took the time to work with one of my children on reading even though he was not her student. That kindness and willingness to help meant a great deal to our family. I am also incredibly grateful for the parents in this community who reached out to us directly after we left. Some offered prayers, some sent encouraging messages, and some simply checked on our family without asking questions or participating in rumors. Unfortunately, my son later heard from other students that he had been "expelled." That is not true. We made the decision to withdraw our children from the school. I deeply appreciate the parents who chose compassion and direct communication rather than speculation. There were good people here, which made our decision to leave even more challenging . Over time, we repeatedly raised concerns about comments, teasing, and interactions involving our children, particularly during less-structured times such as lunch, recess, and PE. From our perspective, there was not enough accountability or effective intervention to stop the pattern. We eventually lost confidence that our concerns were being addressed appropriately. There were also interactions with adults that we found especially troubling. One incident involved a PE teacher asking our son, "Are you a boy or a girl?" We considered that humiliating and completely inappropriate for an educator to say to a child. We also had significant concerns regarding our experiences with Miss Warner and Miss Lisa. In our experience, some interactions with our son and with us as parents felt dismissive, unnecessarily confrontational, and at times embarrassing for our child rather than supportive or corrective. We communicated concerns about these interactions to the school. Our concerns were not limited to this school year. In a previous year, we also had a troubling interaction involving Miss Evans. During a conversation regarding our son, I distinctly remember her referring to him as "lazy." When I later addressed the comment, she maintained that I had been the one who used that word. I strongly disagreed then and still do. I would not describe my son that way. Regardless of that disagreement, the interaction left me feeling that my concern about how my child had been characterized was being dismissed rather than acknowledged. We also previously raised a concern after our son reported an issue and was subsequently referred to as a "snitch." Experiences like these mattered to us because children should feel safe reporting problems to adults without being embarrassed or discouraged from speaking up. We also raised concerns regarding Miss Bartolome and interactions our son witnessed involving the way students were spoken to and corrected. Taken individually, someone might view some of these incidents as minor. For our family, however, they became part of a larger pattern that developed over several years. What became most difficult was the overall lack of accountability we experienced when we tried to address these issues. We were not expecting our children to never be corrected or disciplined. We absolutely believe children should be held accountable for their own behavior. What we expected was fairness, appropriate adult conduct, meaningful intervention. After multiple incidents and repeated attempts to communicate our concerns, we decided withdrawing our children was the best choice for our family. This was not a decision based on one teacher, one disagreement, or one isolated incident. It was the accumulation of experiences over time . I am sharing our experience because parents considering this school deserve to hear both the positive and negative aspects of our experience. Our experience with repeated peer issues, adult interactions with our children, and the administration's handling of our concerns ultimately outweighed the positive experiences and led us to leave.

My child started attending here in the older 3 yr olds class and it's a wonderful school with great…read moreteachers and staff. My daughter loves this school and everyone in it, she will now be attending their Pre-K. I love that they are faith based and teach them about Jesus which helps that she is learning this at home and school/daycare. My daughter has learned a lot attending here and is very happy attending there. I definitely recommend this place, I have peace of mind knowing that my child is being taking care by wonderful Christ-followers and is safe and well taken care of.

My daughter started this school about 4 months ago coming from an in-home daycare. It was…read morerecommended by my sister because my nephews go to this school as well. It has been amazing My daughter has learned so much here, and I'm happy that she comes home with more knowledge about Jesus. She loves going to school everyday and talks highly of each teacher there. Everyone I have interacted with has been extremely wonderful. The classrooms are clean, and well organized. FCLA is a safe and great place for my daughter. I would recommend to anyone.

At KUMON we found the right help for my son at an affordable price. My son is very excited to go…read moretwice a week. I notice his improvement.

Our daughter has been attending for three months at the Lemon Grove on Broadway location, and we…read morehave seen major improvements in her reading skills. She goes twice a week and is always excited to be there. The tutors and staff are friendly and do great work. She now truly enjoys reading, and her confidence to read has improved dramatically since joining.