Mrs. Mugnaini and Mrs. Campbell and great teachers please if your child is in 4/5 grade make sure…read morethat they are in those classes

Sierra Oaks is a really great K-8 school. The principal Mrs. Butorac is very active and makes…read moreherself available and doesn't just sit in her office all day like other past principal's my daughter had.Most of my child's teachers keep me informed with what's going on each week and sends home progress reports quite frequently which is a big plus. I will say that one of the office staff who's name starts with a M is not very personable and acts as though your bothering her if you need more information on school events or just have basic questions. My daughter is in the 7th Grade and I will say it will get quite pricey once you child gets into 7th and 8th grade is when they take really nice trips to Florida and Southern Cali etc.. Overall I really like this school for my daughter parents are very involved in school activities and I can't believe how well mannered the students are. I would highly recommend Sierra Oaks if you have high expectations for your child's education. my daughter is really happy she goes to this school.

I went to this school and it was so fun. They teach all aspects of social and academic side of…read moreschool. It also is Pre K - 12th. Which means a student of any age can attend. This I believe is the best school in the area.

As a parent ask for curriculum to see what they are teaching your kids. I design curriculum for a…read moreliving for the past 17 years. When i asked, they said they dont have it all in one place. How did you get accredited? As a parent, know what they are teaching your kids behind your back. This is my honest review of this school.

This is one of the best schools in California (it is a California distinguished school). Abundantly…read moreshown through the many awards under this school's belt, ( first place on the nature bowl team, debate team, etc.) a person (teacher, student, or staff) grows significantly after the school years. The teachers are extremely respectful, though not spoiling the kids. At this school, bulling is firmly prohibited. This is an overall great school, and is strongly advised.

My daughter started at Merryhill Midtown when she was in kindergarten and she had the best teacher…read moreever, Ms. Ramirez. She went above and beyond! She made all the kids feel loved safe and encouraged them to always do their best. She made the first year of elementary school so special and when we look back on fondly. We are now in and absolutely loving Merryhill

My daughter attends Maryhill Midtown, and I honestly can't say enough good things about this…read moreschool. From the moment we first stepped on campus which is now 5 years ago, it just felt different -- warm, welcoming, and full of energy. The teachers are incredible -- caring, attentive, and truly invested in each child's growth. The curriculum strikes such a great balance between strong academics and creative, hands-on learning. My daughter has grown so much in both confidence and curiosity since starting here and even visits her favorite teacher Ms. Castro. The sports programs are another huge highlight! There's such a great community spirit, and it's clear that the staff..shout out to Mr. Kennedy...values teamwork, leadership, and fun just as much as skill. What I love most is how inviting the environment is. You can feel the pride and positivity in everything from the classrooms to the playground. It's a place where kids are genuinely excited to go to school every day. I love every year they have been introducing new electives from sewing to DnD to even a T Swift club that is engaging for everyone. If you're looking for a school that blends strong academics, great extracurriculars, and a warm community -- Maryhill Midtown is a gem. We couldn't be happier.

Great school. The principal is the best one that my kids have had. This principal needs a raise for…read moresure.

How Avenue elementary is a great title I school that strives to meet the academic and social needs…read moreof all of their students.

Worst school I've ever been to. I was fought by some kids, and they told me that I get in MORE…read moretrouble than the person who started it, which I think is BS because you could get hurt without defending yourself. DO NOT SEND YOUR CHILD HERE!!!

Great School..Love The Teachers mostly Mrs Terry K...But Principal Sucks Bigtime....Didnt treat me…read moreand My family with respect...Didnt take Us in her Office to explain situations of things...Told us of infront of everyone...Told us We could come back and she would take us in If the Natomas District was Full..called back she didnt keep to her word...Horrible Horrible Principal....Going to the District also with this Complaint!!....

Some of the teachers at this school were okay, and my son enjoyed a few of them, but others were…read morecompletely unprofessional. One of his teachers in first grade once marked him absent even though he was present the entire school day. Thankfully, he was switched to another teacher because her classroom student roster was too full. Another issue we had was with a different teacher in fourth grade who made the students walk outside in 100-degree heat and forbade them from getting water from the drinking fountain. When questioned about it, she defended herself by saying that the students are allowed to and encouraged to carry a water bottle. That kind of policy still sounds unreasonable, in my opinion, especially for young children, that they couldn't immediately fetch water when they were thirsty, during a heat advisory. On top of that, the front desk staff is incredibly impolite and unhelpful. They are usually rude and dismissive when parents ask for assistance, whether it's something simple like updating an address in the school system or checking out a child early. That attitude feels unnecessary and unjustified and discourages parent involvement in their child's education. That being said, some of the good staff members are the ones who wait with the kids after school for their parents to pick them up. One time, my child was at the school for an hour past the end of the day because my husband had accidentally overslept from [work] exhaustion, and I was at work but they kindly gave me a call so I was able to temporarily excuse myself from work and rush to the school to get him. The staff members who stayed with him were sympathetic and kind, which I truly appreciated. Another major concern is the behavior of several parents at this school. Many are sordid, disrespectful, and seem to lack basic care for their children. It's shocking to see children as young as six years old walking home alone. Additionally, the school's parking lot is extremely unsafe for pedestrians, making pickup and drop-off a stressful and hazardous experience, as you can witness hasty parents in vehicles attempting to run over any pedestrians delaying their departure. On top of that, both students and parents frequently show a complete lack of manners, and even basic literacy skills in conversation seem to be lacking at times. Beyond that, safety at the school is a serious issue. I've received reports of suspicious vehicles monitoring the school, which is deeply concerning. To make matters worse, the high school next door once had a knife fight incident, which only adds to the overall feeling that this school is not a safe environment. Because I feared for my child's safety, before he entered 5th grade, I requested to transfer him to another elementary school through open enrollment. I also intend to keep him out of this area of schools (Greer Elementary, Katherine Johnson Middle, and Encina High) until he graduates to ensure his safety and that he receives an adequate education in a healthier environment. There are definitely some caring and responsible staff here, but the lack of accountability from certain teachers, the unprofessional front desk staff, the unsafe parking lot, and the overall disregard for safety and respect from many of the parents make it hard to fully recommend this school.

My experience there was TORTURE the teachers were not nice!! (i'm in 5th grade) and there were lots…read moreof lockdowns i was scared but leaving school was the better thing (why i gave it 2 stars!!) the school food is DISGUSTING i rather stay in school than eat the food, it made me throw up after eating (NOT LIE!) AND can't forget about the girl bathrooms GIRLS PLAY IN THE BATHROOM INSTEAD OF DOING THERE BUSINESS i want all schools banned forever!!!!! by the way,HOMEWORK is the problea it so hard teachers do better at teaching us better and explaining better!!!!!!! im struggling with math!!!! but i swear my 3rd grade teacher was the BEST she is sooooo nice her name is ms brady!! also don't tell nobody but i don't turn in my homework sometime

Great school with a strong academic level. I really appreciate that teachers speak English, while…read moreassistants can support kids in Russian, Ukrainian, and Spanish--this helps children who are just starting to learn English not fall behind. It's a charter school with no pressure for donations, everything is optional, which is a big plus. There are always activities and events for kids, plus after-school programs available. The only downside is the school menu, but that seems to be common in most schools, so I usually pack lunches. Overall, very happy with this school and would recommend it.

completely unsanitary completely unsanitary completely unsanitary there was poop in the toilet and…read moreit was hanging off the side

My child been in 3 different school after he attended third and forth grade in cottage but he can't…read moreforget how awesome his experience was with cottage school. The staff are so kind and friendly. Teachers are caring and professional, especially Mrs. Hale that the best teacher my child ever had.

Great school, hardworking staff, and peaceful environment. Great place to be. As a Montessori…read moreschool, the program is child centered, following their current levels and appropriate stages of development. The staff puts in a lot of effort to promote peace education.

We are so grateful that our son has been at LMP for the last 3 years. The staff is simply…read moreincredible. They are caring, invested, and communicate very well. We experienced a lot of turnover at a previous school while our son was on the LMP waitlist, but now we know exactly who will be there and that he'll be well cared for and loved each day. It's not uncommon during a weekend adventure for our son to ask to share something he's doing with a teacher. He looks at his teachers like family and is always excited to get back to school each Monday. The activities and curriculum are great as well. Weekly themes tie the art, science, and dramatic play together. The activities are creative and exciting for the kids, and he always comes home wanting to learn more. Covid has presented many childcare challenges, and LMP has navigated the pandemic incredibly well. They have been clear on protocols, communicated well, and we've always felt that our son will be as safe as he possibly could be at a preschool. We appreciate how seriously they have handled the health and safety of our child over the past 2 years. We can't recommend LMP enough and will miss it when he moves to Kindergarten this summer. We owe a huge debt of gratitude to Haley and her wonderful staff!

My wife and I absolutely love LMP! Ms. Haley and all of the teachers are wonderful with the…read morechildren. Great for learning, development, healthy atmosphere, outdoor activities, etc. We have our second child at LMP and 100% recommend!