Very good academics at this school. Kids are graduating well prepared for high school and many are…read morebeing admitted with honors given by the high schools of their choice. The middle school math, literature and science are top notch. There is a good teacher student ratio.The school is not packed to the brim creating a very good learning environment, therefore much more individualized attention. New teachers are being trained very well which makes for a very solid foundation year after year. It's a very active community with lots of fun events organized, including the fun festival. There was a change in administration about 4 years ago and it shows.

I was at St Veronica's yesterday to pick up my Granddaughter. While I was waiting, I was watching…read moreto young men lower the American Flag. They proceeded to fold the flag in the way it should be folded. As they walked away one of the boys started singing the Star Spangled Banner and I thought , this school is doing something right. It made me feel pretty good and proud. Thank you to those two young men. You're on the right road. Patti

Buri Buri elementary is a wonderful school. Three generations of my family have attended.read more

I had the best memories and experiences at this school. I'm a alumni/Class of 2017. The principal…read morewas very nice and prepared fun activities such as mad science, hip hop class, chess, ukulele, and etc. They also had people come to this school and teach students of a lot of varieties of things of what they like to do. Some activities were zookeepers, Japanese drumming, the harp, and STEM ( Science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) and it isn't only about fun it is also become people better learners and the teachers are very nice.

We feel incredibly lucky to have Ms. Chakraverty as our son's (4th grade teacher). She creates such…read morea warm and welcoming classroom where every child feels seen, understood, and encouraged. What stands out most is how attentive she is to the little details , she truly takes the time to understand each student and bring out their strengths. Since being in her class, my son has improved tremendously, not only academically but also socially and emotionally. His confidence, participation, and love for learning have all grown so much. Ms. Chakraverty has a special ability to motivate her students and get the very best out of them while making learning enjoyable and meaningful. Thank you for your dedication, patience, and care Ms Chakraverty!

We started in the pre-K program last year, and our experience has been extremely satisfying. We…read morewill be continuing to Kindergarten this fall and highly recommend this campus. We always felt this campus wasn't very well-known, but once you get to know it, you'll discover it's a real hidden gem. The school's curriculum is very well-balanced. In addition to solid academic programs, it offers rich courses like Art, Music, Science, and Spanish. Children not only learn knowledge but also have the opportunity to develop their interests and creativity. This year, my child's academic progress has been remarkable. What surprised us even more was his personal growth. I used to think he was quite introverted and hesitant to perform in front of others, but with the encouragement of his teachers, he was fantastic at the Winter Performance. He confidently performed on stage, which was incredibly moving. His progress in social skills has also been a wonderful surprise. Many parents think Stratford is only about academics and lacks SEL (Social-Emotional Learning). In fact, the school integrates values like respect, responsibility, integrity, and care into daily teaching through the Character Counts! program, helping children learn to communicate, collaborate, and solve problems. Additionally, I really love the communication between the school leadership and parents. The principal, director and teachers are very willing to listen to parent feedback and respond proactively to issues, making us feel that the school and family are working together to support the child's growth. The school also offers abundant after-school resources. We've participated in Music Together, Chess, and Science, and my child loved them. For Kindergarten, there are also options like basketball, soccer, tennis, Cooking, and Gardening. Starting in K, you can sign up for the after-school Chinese program, which we did. We feel it's an incredible value for the price. Overall, this is a school that gives parents great peace of mind. The integrated schedule from 8:30 am to 6:00 pm means children can complete their studies and extracurricular activities at school without needing to rush to different places every day. It's very friendly for dual-income families. This year, we've seen our child grow in academics, self-confidence, and expressive skills, and we are excited for him to continue his journey at Stratford Crestmoor.

All Souls School is a beautiful and healthy environment that my kids feel happy and comfortable…read moregoing to everyday. All 3 of our children have attended All Souls Catholic School with my eldest having graduated as part of the class of 2025. We've been here for 10 years. At All Souls, my children have found a warm home away from home, school curricula and extracurriculars that challenge them academically (such as the school's successful Academic Decathlon program for 6-8th graders), and paths to active athleticism fostered here. Outside of academics, parents and children come together to appreciate and kinder the spirit of family. We have never felt that All Souls is merely groups of students who share classes and distant parents that drop off and pick up their kids from school. We look out for each other, we come together to support each other and our children, and I have seen how my children have formed bonds that  transcend far beyond these walls. Transitioning back to the curriculum at All Souls, we've lived the incredible foundation and preparation it has provided my children. Our daughter (our eldest) profited greatly by all the academic resources in her daily classes and high school preparation provided here and currently attends Notre Dame Belmont as an honors student. With my two boys still attending All Souls, I am impressed by the rigor expected of them and how the teachers so seamlessly guide them and encourage them to learn. Communication is efficient and effective with the teachers and it is very clear to us that they give their best effort to their role. Their dedication and heart they've given to this community does not go without thanks and praise. We're grateful for all the moments we've been able to live so joyfully in this inclusive, familial, and academically / athletically stimulating community we call All Souls Catholic School. To any parent looking for an K-8 for their child, if you want to help your child cultivate their confidence in their futures, this family of teachers, parents, and students is for you. Every lesson, every event, every year has been a blessing for our family.

All Souls Catholic School has been a blessing for our family. My children have grown academically,…read moresocially, and spiritually during their time here. The teachers are dedicated, compassionate, and genuinely enthusiastic about helping students learn. What sets this school apart is its strong sense of community and its commitment to Catholic values. Students are encouraged not only to excel in the classroom but also to develop kindness, responsibility, and faith. We have always felt welcomed and supported by the staff and other families. I am grateful for the positive, nurturing environment All Souls provides and highly recommend it to any family looking for a school that truly cares about the child and family.

5-Stars because I grew up here. Great memories with (forgive any mispellings, it was a long time…read moreago) Lara Lesuer, Ernie Pazola, Michael Yasko, another Michael-something, Joey Corrado, Darin Marquardt, Arnold Ong, Jeffrey Thomas, Monica Della, Angela Beck, Christine-something, Toni-something. Many others. I also remember Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Holcomb, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. May, and Fourth Grade teacher Mr. Jordan and his imaginative stories about Dianna "Boss", Raquel "Belch" and other such celebrity spoofs. Wagon Wheels pasta for lunch, Halloween Costume Parades, and paper airplane contests where the winner got candy!!! I wonder if schools still do this today? I also remember I was the coolest, cutest, smartest kid in the school. Hey, that's my story and I'm sticking to it!

Many interactions with this school - unfortunately my ratings will not improve…read more I tried to tell my childs teacher about an incident that recently occurred with another student and she totally didnt care! She said, "oh I dont think that happened". I was not trying to have any child diciplined, I was mainly trying to INFORM the teacher of what was possibly going on with her students and she brushed off my concerns. I've had enough interactions with this teacher, I've even tried to be considerate of her feelings by thinking perhaps she's having a bad day, or that she's just plain busy. But I'm finally convinced that she doesnt care enough. Maybe there are too many students and she's overwhelmed?

One of the worst schools in the area especially with principal Garduno is in charge the school is…read morenot safe for kids my kid was abused and humiliated in front of other kids by teachers and principal did not do anything about it what a shame and disgusting thing to have in the community we live in no wonder kids got worse to these days to any parent had a kid going to the school don't blame your kids if they're not behaving right or they are rude or disrespectful they probably picked it up from the school

This is the worst school ever!!!!!!!! They're all one sided!!! They don't help kids to boost their…read moreconfidence. Not helpful at all. School staff should be fair enough but this school doesn't! Instead of helping the kids to learn and help them to be a better person they put you down. And it's a heartbreaking for students, families and parents that the school should help motivate kids to have a great future and be the best of God's given talent. But this school instead of helping the kids they don't. I just hope they will change. And be open minded!!!!!! Help your students whatever they are!!!! Because it is ur job to do that!!!!!! Be helpful at all times!!!!!

Went here as a child. Most of my family went here when they were kids. amazing experience during my…read moreelementary year. so much fun and great teachers

The staff listen to your concerns& appear genuine. The crossing guards are a definite plus.read more

Our family absolutely loves Mills Montessori! My oldest son attended, my middle son is currently…read moreenrolled, and soon our youngest will be starting and we truly can't wait. All of our children began at age 2 and stayed until they were ready for kindergarten. The teachers are incredibly loving, patient, and dedicated. They create such a warm and nurturing environment that makes the kids feel safe, happy, and excited to learn. My kindergartener even asks to go back for summer school...that says everything! When our pediatrician recommended speech therapy for my oldest, we decided to enroll him at Mills Montessori at age 2. With the support and guidance from the teachers, his speech improved so much that we didn't end up needing outside therapy. That meant the world to us. They also played a huge role in helping with potty training, which was another big milestone. We live in San Mateo, and this school is absolutely worth the commute. It checked every box for our family: academically, socially, and emotionally. Most importantly, our kids LOVE going there. Mills Montessori truly prepares children for kindergarten while providing a caring, supportive environment. We are so grateful we found this school and 100% recommend it to any family looking for a preschool.

We enrolled our toddler in this school with a lot of hope, but unfortunately it ended up not being…read moresupportive of our child's emotional needs. Our son started when he was two and struggled with separation. We understood that can be normal at that age and trusted what we were being told. What was especially hard for us was that we weren't told there were serious concerns until about six months in. At that point, the teacher asked to meet with us and told us that he "shouldn't be crying this much at this stage." The conversation felt less focused on how the school could better support him and more like we were being asked how to manage his emotions for them. As parents, that was really unsettling, especially given how young he was. There were also other moments that didn't sit right. We were told our child was crying during an overstimulating freeze game because it seemed like he "didn't want the other kids to be happy." On another occasion, when he was upset, a teacher pretended to call us in front of him and then said it went to voicemail. Those approaches felt confusing and absolutely not appropriate for a toddler. Our son also learns by observing first, but he was often pushed to participate before he was ready, without much flexibility to let him ease in at his own pace. We also had concerns around communication. For example, we were told sunscreen had been applied during outdoor time, but when we checked the bottle later, the seal was still on. His small wins also often felt overlooked and brushed off. When he completed projects or showed progress that felt meaningful to us, those efforts didn't seem to be encouraged. Looking back, there were other things that gave us pause as well. There was no waitlist and very few children in the class, which didn't stand out to us at the time but now feels like something we should have paid more attention to. When we ultimately decided to withdraw him, what stood out to us was that no one asked why. There was no follow-up from the teacher or director, no conversation about our concerns -- just a short message with the financial details. Two months after leaving, our son started at a new school, and the difference was immediate. Within just three days, he was happy, comfortable, and excited to go to school. He is thriving in an environment that better understands and supports him, which confirmed for us that the issue was not our child -- it was the care and environment. I'm sharing this so other parents, especially those with sensitive toddlers, can ask very specific questions about emotional support, communication, and how concerns are handled.