Placer High School is not a safe place for marginalized students. I'm very disappointed in the…read moreadministrations response to complaints from students of various non-mainstream backgrounds.

What a beautiful campus. I saw the Nutcracker in early Dec with my family. Great play, was really…read moregood and I'm glad I went.

The school was great when I went there. The staff were friendly and nice. I had good teachers.read more

Ev Cain has great teachers. It has good students. I loved the librarian Jason Lee. He is nice.read more

The best school district in Northern California…read more I know many people that have dealt with or have kids in the Loomis Union District. Almost all of them love it. Talking to parents and teachers, this district seems more friendly than most others. It may sound funny but it has more of a local small town feel even though the area has grown quite a bit. Everyone sign up for the MandaRUN, it's awesome. Support the district.

At first the school seemed good. But the more you pay attention after being unheard and ignored you…read morepay more attention. Biggest issue currently is superintendent/principal, vice principal and front office. If you are low income you are treated horribly. I admit I've made my mistakes and won't ever deny it. But they love to back you in a corner and beat you down. More concerns over fundraising than students in my and my child's opinion.

It seems like a great school, but if you're poor/homeless be perpared for them to judge you. Its…read morenot a welcoming environment. At first I thought it was just me but today the teacher says "yea even with everything going on he is doing good" lol what does that mean. They also have asked my children if we have found a place to live yet. Idk im just waiting for the chance to get my kids out of this school.

Unfortunately we moved and had to look for a new school... cannot thank Teacher Jaimie and staff…read moreenough for taking such great care of my son. Excellent preschool.

I am so proud of the wonderful teachers at this school, my daughter is nurtured. I love how there…read moreis a true focus on family life and serving God as well as others. It's not just a school it's a community where you feel welcomed and supported.

Rock Creek School in Auburn, CA is an amazing place! Dropping off your children for the day will be…read morea warm and welcoming experience. You will be greeted by smiling staff and joined by families holding hands, sharing culture and learning together. The office staff are so kind to the children, each other, and are there to offer any support parents/caregivers might need. Administration is on point, they have open doors and professionally deal with any issues that arise. The teachers are good, honest people who not only care about your child's education but also guide them in becoming good citizens of our community. Teachers are always open to feedback, new ideas, volunteers, and working with parents to continue education at home. We have loved our time at Rock Creek School and feel blessed for they hard work that is done there every day. Plus, they have a Boys & Girls Club right there on campus!

This review has nothing to do with the quality of their education, but rather their Superintendents…read moreand their hiring processes. Be very careful if you accept or try to accept a position with them. They have a tendency to be extremely rigid, and accept responses from multiple potential candidates at the same time. Their HR representative acknowledges the news that you have accepted the position yet does not translate this to the Assistant Superintendent. Then 48 hrs later you get an email that you actually do not have the job. This is how the upper echelon operates at LUSD. No apologies for the miscommunication, and, worse yet, the Superintendent refers to the entire situation as an inconvenience. Unbelievable. I'm pretty sure he would not have chosen that word had this situation happen to him.

Over the years, the quality of this school has significantly declined. As a former student from the…read more1970s and 1980s. I fondly remember it as a wonderful institution that offered education from kindergarten through 9th grade. However, by the time my daughter enrolled, the situation had started to deteriorate, marked by numerous conflicts with both teachers and the principal. A particularly troubling incident occurred when my daughter was in kindergarten. She got lost during a field trip to the pumpkin patch, and the teacher's response was, "Well, she should have listened. I told the kids not to get lost." This was directed at a five-year-old, who, as we know, typically has a limited attention span. Each subsequent year saw further decline. Now, my grandson attends this same school, and the issues persist. Recently, my daughter was threatened with my grandson's suspension if she continued to question the principal's methods. What was once a charming country school that fostered a sense of community and timeless values has sadly lost its way. Correction - due to my daughter questioning the principal, my grandson has been suspended for 5 days. He will be removed from the school and placed in a better environment. It's really sad that bullying is accepted and endorsed by the faculty.

Just another casualty in the wake of California's woeful, "Politicians know best", public schooling…read morepractices. My daughter went here for her Kindergarten year, and they had the most disturbing rules students had to follow: 1. No hugging. 2. No holding hands. 3. No playing with friends of your choosing. 4. Friends must be rotated, and we will choose who you play with. 4. No making animal noises. These were REAL rules enforced by her teacher at the time, Mrs. Balue (may be spelled differently) in 2016. My daughter use to love school days and looked forward to them. It didn't take long for Newcastle Elementary to break her of that joy and crush her little spirit. We pulled her early, and she did not attend again. I suggest you stay far away from this blight of an establishment.