This school is the worst i used to come here the kids are the worst the bathrooms are bs bc i found…read morepee on the ground and the bathroom are never cleaned. The kids are mean af and this is a picture when i left the school. Dont come here

The office staff in the Administration building are friendly and all the teachers I have met here…read moreare nice and enjoy working with students. So far only good thoughts.

I think this is a good school overall, I just feel their special education section needs more…read moreteachers to help with more one-on-one work. Your kid won't get that here. I've worked at lots of schools, and I've seen how, over the years, this school has had a difficult time working with kids who are non-verbal. I haven't seen much progress in particular kids and it has been 3 years of them being there. I think there are other schools that have more staff who can maybe help more in severe cases. If your kid is okay in group classes, though, in general ed or special Ed, then this school is fine.

Went here from 2011 to 2017 and it was the worst years ever. Terrible staff, terrible office…read morepeople especially Ms. Snagel. Oh man I hope she's gone by now for the sake of those poor kids. Also be careful with the old lady teachers. They can be very mood swingy and snappy and some of the younger teachers are just plain out snobby. I would like to shout out to Mrs. Montano and Ms. Zadylak. I am so glad I am far gone from this school. Knobhill? More like KnobHell! Also the discipline system is cruel. I mean who freaking isolates a poor kid to the wall in front of everyone to shame them. Just wow. Good luck to whoever goes here next and ps. Watch out for rude supervisors and lunch ladies. You will love middle school way better. Good day

The food at the breakfast is always cold or has plastic cheese. The lunch has a frozen pb&j and the…read morestaff is just abundantly rude. Several times they burn the food and set fire alarm off

My daughter has attended Del Lago for 4 years and has developed into a thoughtful, critical thinker…read morewith an open mind to different perspectives, and prepared for any college or university in the nation. I credit the school's inclusive vision, talented staff, and commitment to students for her success. Del Lago does an extraordinary job in all categories! (not sure who Bob B. is, but he may have the wrong Del Lago if he's from Placentia, Ca. There's another Del Lago up there. This one is in Escondido, Ca.)

Snitches get stitches and other fine things your kids will learn at Rincon…read more Unlike North Broadway elementary school ( a mile down the road), this is not one of the better schools in Escondido. Expect bullying and intimadation from day one. While there's a bullying hotline (the problem is so rampant they had to create a hotline), you'll soon find that for every bully you call about, there will be 2 more to replace them. Teachers are fine, basically earning a paycheck to whatever minimum level the state requires. This is California, which academically isn't saying much. Principals were fine and did seem to care, especially with all of the "noise" that goes on here. Ultimately, I had to pull one of my kids out of Rincon and put them in a charter school. I highly recommend to all parents that if they have kids going into middle school in upper Escondido, they should get on a charter school waiting list as soon as possible. - Interesting to note that million dollar homes surround this school. However, through district incompetence, far away elementary schools are fed into Rincon. This impacts traffic, and those kids who have to walk to/from school have to go extra far, we're talking several mile long walks. - Look up Rincon Middle School bullying / drugs / fights on google.. this is NOT a safe school. - RIncon is a bad middle school sandwiched between several good schools (both elementary schools, Escondido High School, and Calvin Christian private school).

There is a lot of fighting and drugs but on the good side there are really nice people and makeing…read morefriends is the best part you need friends to make you happy xoxo nothing

Classical Academy has far surpassed any expectations I had for a school for my son. My only regret…read moreis that I did not find the Classical Academy schools earlier. The teachers and staff are incredibly dedicated to teaching, the students, and exude an enthusiasm and confidence that is magnetic. Truly, everyone is so invested in the success of every student. I have observed on numerous occasions, staff and teachers encourage, embrace, applaud, support the diverse student base. The athletes, academic team, musicians, introverts, extroverts, are lauded in the same way. Everyone is valued. Every teacher is unique- in personality, skill set, mannerisms which helps to serve the diverse student body. It is a comfortable space for anyone to fit in or create their own space. Innovation, ideas, perspectives are encouraged. There is no right approach to learning. There is no wrong approach. It is truly a learning environment. Students are accountable with clear direction and expectations, tutors and counselors are always available, and goals, hurdles, requirements are defined well ahead. As students work to achieve those goals, materials is presented in many ways, with many formats, to allow for students with different learning styles and capabilities to succeed. Most importantly, the school is very invested in academic and personal success well beyond high school, in the community, in the workplace, in college, working toward creating independent, conscientious, resourceful graduates who will achieve well after graduation.

2 campuses, 1 school. For 1 campus, they lost instructional time last year to accommodate the other…read morecampus, and this year they lost even more time, (this year it ends at 1:30 for some reason), and students have to navigate a different schedule every day they are on campus. And this is the high school campus with the most kids with disabilities. It seems like the school board just doesn't care about this campus. The low stars are because of the management of the schools, but there are at least some really amazing teachers there, and there is a better student to teacher ratio than the Escondido union school district

I love, love, love this school! I made great memories here by making new friends, it was hard at…read morethat time when I was deaf, people would stare at my hearing aids making me feel embarrassed that I had them, but eventually the kids were really nice and wanted to be friends with me, this school will provide anything for you, I will forever miss this school and Mrs. Mussatti.

I love,love,love this school. From the ladies in the front desk Letty to the school psychologist to…read morethe speech therapist the principal don't get me started mrs. Masotti is the best principal ever! she makes me feel like I'm at home in her school. Not to mention mrs. Masotti was my 3rd grade teacher! and the teacher to my siblings. she has managed a wonderful school for all special needs overachievers ,creator of leaders the new generation. I am proud to call reidy Creek our homeschool. Thank you mrs. Masotti for everything you do and all your staff and teachers for taking such good care of my baby

Finding a private school that balances academic excellence with character development can feel like…read moresearching for a needle in a haystack. For our family, EAA hasn't just been a school, it's been a community that feels like home. From the start, we could tell the teachers and the staff set up a caring environment where your child is seen, known, and cared for with respect and encouragement. The main areas that have stood out to us the most: 1. Excellence Beyond the Textbook - The curriculum here is rigorous and forward-thinking, but what truly sets it apart is the holistic approach. The teachers don't just teach for the test; they teach for life. Starting in kindergarten, every quarter each student had to prepare a presentation that would be presented to their K-1st classmates. By the 4th quarter, each kid was thriving with confidence in public speaking skills! From STEAM projects to the fine arts in musical performances for choir, band, and handbells, kids are challenged to think critically and creatively every single day. 2. A Foundation of Faith and Values - In a world that often feels chaotic, EAA provides a centeredness and steadying influence. The Christian values of service to others, integrity, and compassion are woven into a variety of experiences and community outreach. It is incredibly heartening to see your child excitedly talking about how they helped someone that day and lead with kindness. 3. Mentors, Not Just Teachers - The faculty here are small, mighty, and absolutely world-class. They are deeply invested in each student's personal growth. We have seen firsthand how the small class sizes allow for individualized attention, ensuring that no student falls through the cracks and each child, no matter how young or old, is encouraged to reach their greatest potential. 4. A True Community Atmosphere - When we first started here, we immediately knew we weren't just signing up to any old school; we were joining a supportive community. The parent-teacher partnership is phenomenal, and the sense of safety--both physical and emotional--is something we value deeply. We wanted a school that would prepare our child for a success: whether for life in general or a rewarding career, we wanted to ensure they would be taught more than just the ABCs and the 123s. We now know our child is being set up for so much more through an enriched foundation that provides the tools, resources, and critical thinking necessary for a meaningful life. We have found that at EAA where confidence, intelligence, and faith have been intertwined in the most fantastic way. If you're on the fence, take a tour. Talk to the staff. See the students at play. You'll realize very quickly that this is exactly where your child belongs!

I can't express enough gratitude for Escondido Adventist Academy. After going through a difficult…read moredivorce and relocating to San Diego to be with my parents, I discovered this school through the Seventh-day Adventist Church--and it has been a true blessing. The environment is amazing--safe, nurturing, and full of love. From the front desk to the principal, every staff member is incredible. And I must say, his teachers are absolutely wonderful. They work so closely with him, offering constant support, giving him countless opportunities, and helping him succeed in every way. My son is flourishing--he's excelling academically and growing in character, rooted in Christian values. I'm so thankful for this incredible school and the difference they make every single day in our lives.

My two daughters attended Grace school and daycare. My youngest started Grace daycare at 7 months…read more For the first few months she cried at dropoff but quickly connected with the great care at the school. The school required her to be potty trained before advancing classes and helped. My oldest daughter started in TK and stayed until 5th grade. The teachers and school staff were great! The class sizes were small and well equipped. The school had multiple small plays and ceremonies involving the students for the parents. I had to withdraw my daughters because we moved but Grace set such a high standard that we haven't been satisfied with the schools and daycares in our new area.

My son has been at Grace Christian School since 2nd grade, and it's been one of the best decisions…read moreI've made. It's more than just a school--it's a faith-centered community where Christian values are lived out daily through prayer, chapel, and encouragement. The teachers and staff are incredibly caring and teach with genuine dedication. With smaller class sizes, they provide individualized attention, thoughtful accommodations, and meaningful challenges so each student can succeed at their own level. The strong curriculum, combined with a close-knit, family-like environment, has helped my son grow tremendously in both confidence and character. I've always felt supported as a partner in his education. Grade-level field trips bring classroom learning to life, and opportunities like sports, music, and STEM programs help students explore their interests and build confidence. Community events like the Harvest Festival and Car Show create a welcoming atmosphere and truly make Grace feel like a second family. Most importantly, Grace provides an excellent Christian education in a loving, nurturing environment. I'm grateful for the positive impact they've had on my son and highly recommend Grace Christian School to any family seeking strong academics, faith-based values, and a supportive community.