I have honestly no idea if it is a good school or not, but it seems like a clean and well…read moremaintained school for the area. Plenty of decent sized shade trees and a large grassy soccer / baseball field for the kids to play on.

My kids have been going here for a couple of years now, and I have to say I have been pleased with…read moretheir school. You can't expect to much from the hanford area, but so far the teachers have all been friendly and competent.

I have absolutely no regrets sending my kids here. Coming from a public school, I know the…read morechallenges that could be faced. This school has by far exceeded my expectations and has given me affirmation grade level after grade level with the little human my kids are turning into. Do yourself a favor and just give them a call and schedule a tour of it, to satisfy that curiosity bug you may have. You'll be grateful you did.

we are so pleased with everything that Hanford Christian has offered our daughter and our family as…read morea whole. the community is incredible, the administration and staff are positive and supportive and love their faith daily in their work with the kids and with one another. The academics are also top notch. our daughter is challenged in a way that we know she would not have been had she attended school elsewhere. She is thriving at HCS and our family loves everything about the school. we are so grateful to have HCS in our community.

Great little charter school on the north side of Hanford off the 43. They also have Calico…read morefestivals out here that is for the whole family

My niece has done pre-K and Kindergarten here. She seems to love her teachers and has no…read morecomplaints. The campus still looks new. The sisters and fathers have all been courteous and polite to me whenever I'm there to do a pick up. Nice cathedral-styled church attached. I like that they do a lot of activities, like plays and chorus, as well as all the craft fairs and carnivals (which are to raise money, but hey, the kids seem to enjoy them). I think they the teachers rotate from places around the world, so my niece had a teacher from India last year. I think it's great that she's exposed to cultural differences. It's heightened her awareness and I think fostered early tolerance for differences between people.

This is a very nice and friendly school. It has nice staff and offers a great catholic education…read more It offers great academic challenges to thrive your child.

When I think poverty, I think Kings County. Thats why these guys fucking rock. When was the last…read moretime that you looked into the eyes of an impoverished, stinky, dirt covered child and thought "aren't you an American?" They're shouldn't be any poor people, but since there are and you're not gonna help them, it's great that someone wants to. Dave and his newly organized crew bring the best of what makes us human to enriching the lives of those that are too lazy or ignorant to do it themselves.

I honestly wish that that I could rate this elementary school at ZERO stars. There is continuous…read moremiscommunication, and a extremely unprofessional attitude when it comes to the principal, Tracy Cassina She cares more about getting her "Likes" on the "Blooms" App, than she does about real concerning matters when it comes to the children. Not to mention the favoritism when it comes to students and parents. Even the communication between the principal, staff and district office is always inconsistent. The district office seems to have more realistic, and accurate information, yet the principal is always on a different page, or a page of her very own while she leaves out her own school staff, or chooses to snap at them as witnessed on multiple occasions if they try to have an opinion. It's extremely obvious that she is way in over her head with the current position she is holding as principal. Her number one priority should be the children attending the elementary school and their overall well-being whatever that may be. Yet as a parent when she is spoken to in regards to a bias situation she simply tells you straight to your face that she doesn't have time to discuss it, and you have to take it up elsewhere at a later date and time. There has been continuous situations that have arose, and each one of them have been taken just as serious as the last, which is not serious at all. I have learned that the overall approach for the School District is to ignore the parents, leave matters unaddressed, and eventually you will just shut up and go away. Leaving your child/children with whatever scraps of dignity and respect that they want to throw their way.

If you are serious about academics, send your kid to UCS. If music matters more, Liberty.read more