My daughter Has only been in this school for about 3 months and she Absolutely loves it!! The…read moreschool feels like a little family Having community in a school is so special. I was very picky about where I wanted to send my daughter for kindergarten and I had visited a lot of schools but when I checked out Plymouth is fell in love with it right away. The teachers are all so sweet and friendly, the ladies in the office are amazing and SUPER helpful when I have questions. I do feel like my daughter is learning and literally thriving at Plymouth. I would HIGHLY recommend this school if you're looking for a school that is supportive to students and family 100/10 all day!!

Well I added a review about the administration but of course it got deleted. This school literally…read morebullied my nephew out of there. Not only do the teachers not have proper education, they treat the children and parents worse. They singled out my nephew and wrote lies about him mind you he was 3-4!!!! These people administration even forged reports! These people are far from Christian.

Great Church, Great Community. Diverse community and welcoming to all. The Church opens at 6:30am…read more Adoration Chapel opens at 7:30am-8:00pm. Now with English and Spanish Daily Masses.

This use to be a great school. But once they started Combo classes it sucked. Kids get lost in the…read moreshuffle of mixed grade classes. We had to pull our kids out of this school.

When covid hit we decided to move our son from public to private school since they were allowed in…read moreperson classrooms. I am so happy we made this decision they make sure the kids are safe and they take all precautions during this time. Not to mention my son has learned so much since starting first grade we are def continuing with the next school years. My son now knows about god and is very passionate to be son of god God bless the teaches and staff!!

Please be aware could have a negative impact on your child's life. Three years later my daughter is…read morestill dealing with this, unfortunately.. I am writing to express my concern about the issue of bullying and favoritism at Santa Fe Christian School. My daughter, who is now in third grade, attended your Christian preschool in the past, where she was bullied by her classmates. She was embarrassed to tell us about it, but we later found out about the incidents. When my daughter was attending an afterschool daycare program, she was pushed by someone, and she push back in self-defense. Unfortunately, the teacher saw her punch the person, and my daughter was the one who got in trouble. This incident had a negative impact on her life, and she is still dealing with the consequences of it today. Due to the fear of being bullied again and the possibility of the school blaming her, my daughter has been an independent study since Covid. This is a problem that we are still dealing with to this day because the school did not do its part. We found that there was a great deal of favoritism at the private Christian school she was attending, and my daughter, as a person of color, was made to feel like a second-class citizen. As a parent, I am deeply concerned about my daughter's safety and well-being at school. No child should have to go through bullying or feel like they are being treated unfairly. I urge you to take this matter seriously and take immediate action to stop the bullying and address issues of favoritism at your school. I would appreciate it if you could provide me with an update on the actions taken to address this issue. I hope to hear from you soon. Thank you for your attention to this matter. Sincerely, Jennifer Smith this is the email that I am writing to Scam. Please be aware I can have such a negative impact on your child's life.

Prospective families should be aware that the Executive Director does not operate in true…read morepartnership with parents. When concerns are raised, communication is handled in a dismissive manner rather than through collaboration or dialogue. Parent input is acknowledged superficially, key points are bypassed, and agreements made at the classroom level are not upheld at the executive level. After receiving an assessment that did not accurately reflect our child's abilities (completed less than two months into enrollment), we raised concerns about the lack of context, narrative, and communication. The teachers acknowledged the assessment was not an accurate reflection of her capabilities and agreed it should be updated to reflect her short acclimation period and current capabilities. However, when this was escalated to the Executive Director, those agreements were disregarded. Rather than updating the assessment as discussed, leadership insisted on singling out a child instead of correcting an administrative misstep. Requests to simply revise the original assessment with accurate context were dismissed. When we expressed concern about the long-term academic implications of having an inaccurate student record, we were dismissed. The Executive Director superficially acknowledged our concerns, and reasonable requests were met with inflexibility rather than problem-solving. A school's culture is shaped from the top. If families are leaving, leadership may want to reflect on how parent advocacy is received and addressed.

As a parent of two sons who attended Broadoaks Children's School at Whittier College -- one from…read morepreschool through 8th grade and the other from preschool through 6th grade -- I can confidently say that Broadoaks provided one of the most exceptional educational experiences our family could have hoped for. The academics were rigorous, but what made Broadoaks truly special was the way the teachers and staff inspired children to rise to those expectations with confidence and curiosity. The students were not simply sitting at desks memorizing facts. They were encouraged to move, collaborate, play, reflect, ask questions, think critically, and problem solve. Learning was active, meaningful, and individualized. I honestly did not fully appreciate just how extraordinary Broadoaks was until my sons transitioned to public high school. It quickly became clear that the skills they developed at Broadoaks far surpassed those of many of their peers. They entered high school with strong time management skills, confidence, excellent communication abilities, critical thinking skills, and the ability to independently meet and exceed classroom objectives and expectations. Broadoaks prepared them not only academically, but as capable, thoughtful, and self-directed young people. Like many small independent schools, Broadoaks was impacted by COVID and continues to work toward rebuilding enrollment and community support. Unlike public schools, they do not have the same funding resources, which makes community support even more important. If you are looking for a school that truly values individualized education, nurtures intellectual curiosity, and develops confident, capable learners, Broadoaks is the place. In my opinion, Broadoaks represents the standard all schools should strive for.

My 4 yo and I are on our 2nd schoolyear to date at Downey Christian Learning Center. She started…read morewith the 3 yo class and currently on her Transitional Kindergarten year. I am nothing but impressed with this school. Staff is ever attentive and present at all times. Teachers are awesome . The overall educational content is on point. As well as the spiritual aspect. I scouted 2 other schools before I decided to enroll her here. When I first stepped on the campus I knew right away that this is a good place to have my daughter spend her crucial formative years at. Since then its just a blessing to see my kid grow and learn under their wing.

We love DCS!!! It is a wonderful and loving environment that is community oriented. We love the…read moreteachers and caring administrative staff. Besides all of the tender-loving care, this school also does a great job of preparing your child academically, and, most of all, teaching them lessons from the Bible. We were also pleased by the distance learning our boys received when the school closed abruptly due to Covid, compared to what we heard from friends at other schools. This is a challenging time for all schools and we are thankful to be a part of DCS.

We've only been at the school for a little while but we are extremely impressed…read more We are specifically impressed with Dr. Frank Montejano and the warm community he is fostering. Our little one started a few weeks after the beginning of school so had adjustment issues the first couple days but since then has been thriving and is excited about going to school every single morning which is an absolute joy.

I had so much hopes for this school since it was recommended by a close friend…read more My son started in the JK class during the middle of the school year, within three days he was enrolled in the school the teacher set up a meeting to let us know about our sons delays. Everything was advised before enrolling him into the school. So that there wouldn't be any surprises. When we showed up she literally told us to go to our school district and seek help there and didn't give us any alternatives or any plans from her part to help him. We felt neglected from her part, she signed up to be a school educator and didn't go along with that purpose to TEACH. After having a second meeting we ended up giving it another try, things just weren't going good at all. I will message her to let her know when we were running late we decided to make the commitment even though we didn't live 5/10 minutes away we lived almost 30 minutes away and due to traffic we will ge there late and we take full responsibility for it. I will do my part and message the teacher to advise we were arriving late, always ignore them. I will message her when my son will miss school always ignore them. Everything from her part was ignored I am very upset because everybody else was great with us and made us feel welcomed since we were the new family. I will say this if teachers want to pick and choose who they want in their class they should do some type of assessments to see if they are up to level. Since it looks like she wanted them all to be in the same level/ structure even though he started in the middle of the year. Some kids just need a little more time and she didn't give my son that opportunity. Kudos to principal Dr.Frank and after school teacher Mrs. Garcia they were great.

Great school and staff so far in 2025. they run a dual emergence program. The sports program is…read morevery competitive the students attend church weekly.

Our experience at this school was dreadful and disappointing. From the first few weeks, I felt a…read moreterrible sensation in my gut. The teacher would hold the students back past dismissal time, would not acknowledge the parents, would leave me talking, minimize my concerns, and set my child for failure. In one year that my daughter attended she did not learn to read or write. Unfortunately, we are not able to leave because the other schools had met their enrollment capacity. Now, my daughter is below grade level but is working hard at the new school with the support of her new teachers to catch up. The only thing we miss about this school is the spirituality. I tried countless times to address the concerns, I spent the year in countless meetings trying to come to an understanding for the teacher, Elena Haas's capacity to teach Kinder, age-inappropriate curriculum and anxiety my daughter had developed. My concerns were not addressed. Monsignor Lorenzo who is in charge of the school was not able to come to an agreement with the teacher and Principal to provide a simple parent meeting to discuss academic concerns. At other schools, Principals invite parents on a monthly basis to coffee with the principal to maintain communication and address concerns. But not at this school. This school is clean and does a good job spiritually but academically they are terrible. If you want to give your child a solid academic foundation, you should take them somewhere else. This school also is more interested in your money than in your child's academic career. Expect to donate and give money to the school every week. The school will not sponsor any event, although they charge higher tuition, higher service hours and higher annual tuition than other schools.

I love St.hilary family environment, my son loves his friends and staff. He can't wait to return…read moreback to school. Small classrooms with the best teachers, exceptional curriculum. Plus plus he gets to learn about Jesus

My son has attended St. Hillary School for the past five years and he has excelled. The class size…read moreis small, with caring teachers and individualized attention my son has achieved so much, in elementary his reading grew to a high school level.