Let's talk about favoritism. BCHS has a clear pattern of treating certain students better than…read moreothers. If you're not part of a well-known family or you don't fit a specific mold, don't expect the same opportunities or treatment. Whether it's in athletics, academics, or even discipline, there's a very obvious bias at play. It's disheartening and exhausting to watch students who work hard be overlooked, while others skate by simply because of who they are or who they're related to. Snobbery runs deep here -- among both students and staff. Instead of fostering humility and kindness, there's an unspoken hierarchy that rewards arrogance, status, and appearance. If you're a little different -- whether that's in how you think, what you wear, or what your background is -- you're treated like an outsider. There's little to no effort made to include or support students who don't conform. And let's be real -- for a school that prides itself on being Christian, the lack of genuine empathy and fairness is pretty shocking. You hear about grace and forgiveness in chapel, but that message often doesn't show up in how administration actually handles things. Decisions feel inconsistent, and it's hard to trust the system when you see double standards in action. And you also cannot forget the corrupt dean that works here. Talks badly about student after they leave to other students that our currently walking the campus. If you're a parent thinking of sending your child here, I strongly encourage you to not go here. Waste of a 17k a Year.

Visited after graduating for a few years I remembered alumni…read morestudents were promised free tickets to all sporting events during graduation, went back for football game not even homecoming one, got charged, told is not free. It was really heartbreaking because it was my first time visiting bchs again after two years. Then I got pretty sad and tried to visit my old teachers, and realise most of them got fired because of low ap score or something. It's only been like three years! Only my maths teacher is left because he is goated. Hey education is indeed pretty good, at least when I was there. Then the president fired himself this year. I really think this school is pretty fake, I really think you should save the money and send ur kids to other schools. It is not worthy. #libertybetter

My son has a huge love for this school. He came in during mid year 1st grade and was immediately…read moretreated with kindness and respect. I have had great experiences with staff, teachers, and admin who are caring and supportive. I highly recommend this school.

School was so ass, principal called a kid a fag and when my mom said she was there for me and she…read moresaid "Oh" in a very aggressive voice and walked away. A kid was jorkin it in class DAILY. A kid got jumped and nothing happened to the person who jumped him. So glad I'm not going there any more!

This school is amazing. The staff is very professional and my child actually wants to go to school…read more Love how involved the principal & teachers are with the school. Everyone is very helpful and respectful. Safe and welcoming atmosphere is seen at this school. Keep up the good work!

This school is tk to 5th grade. I have had 3 children attend this school, kindergarten all the way…read moreto 5th grade. I can not put into words how amazed I am with this school and their staff. The principal is very involved with the students, and is very quick to nip "bullying", in the butt when brought to his attention. Granite pointe is also a school that is involved with the PBIS program, which is created to show children how to respect themselves and others. Awesome school!!

its a nice school here. teachers are pretty good, and for ones you don't like you'll get used to…read morethem. the way misbehaving kids are dealt with is not the greatest however. kids on lunch detention are seated right next to everyone else and have no yard aides watching them. once you find a good group of kids to hang out with, your pretty set. electives are okay here, the teachers are good and like what they teach. please if any staff from freedom reads this please please please add theatre as an elective!!!! the main classes (ela, math, science, history, and pe) are okay, teachers can be strict or not. classes are 47 minutes, and i think lunch is 50, with three minute passing periods. the kids here are very hit or miss, some can be your best friend for life or your newfound enemy. or just in the middle. the food here isn't desirable, but there isn't much of a high bar for school food. and hey if your a kid going here reading this, you should like totally come find me here :) (if i'm still at the school) bye and i hope this review helped you

The staff members are wonderful and supportive! Mr. King and Mr. Sanchez are great. I hope the…read moreScience Class incorporates new lessons, both of my daughters have done the "roller coaster," project. I'm certain, students in years passed have done it as well. With so many scientific advancements and innovations the subject matter taught should also evolve. :) Love this school!

Best school ever fr so cool and massive like the low taper fade I know that's outdated also the…read morecafeteria tuh

Let me just say, I have seen my 13 year old son, consistently get honor roll since he started in…read moreAugust 2024!!! He is confident with school. Amanda, the director is such a sweetheart and amazing! She has always answered all my questions. The staff at this location, helpful, friendly!!! Thank you!

Throughout my son's fourth-grade year, we determined that his difficulties are connected to…read moredyslexia. I have been exploring affordable resources outside of Columbia Elementary and the Fruitvale School District because, although an assessment has been conducted and a current IEP is in place, I am concerned that the system is overburdened and lacks the necessary resources to adequately support these students on campus. If you are a fellow parent in elementary school seeking support, please consider contacting the tutoring club, which has provided me with a program accommodating our schedule. I am delighted to see my son enjoying the experience and eagerly attending sessions, a testament to the quality of the program. As a frustrated parent within the public school system, I appreciate the value you bring to our community. Thank you for helping us.