Very bad experience with this school with the teachers and school lunch my son came home saying the…read morefood was rock hard and the lunch lady lilly smack his hand for getting to much Kiwis and his teacher Mrs heathcoat called him a coward and keep touching him and throwing his shoe and threw it in the trash when he didn't have it one right I do not recommend this school

It is good because the food for lunch is free.A fun fact my son go's to this school and my daughterread more

Unfortunately because of Covid, we just didn't want to pay the high tuition fees of St. Louise de…read moreMarillac Catholic school, so we moved our kids to Willow Elementary located in Glendora... we had a tour, met the staff and faculty and our kids loved it! Ever since then we have been here, and have had no problems instead many triumphs with our children. For example, tonight the school had Math Pie night for families, and our kids really enjoyed the activities.

Most the teachers are great. School is great until you have to deal with the PTA gang. They are…read morecompletely garbage. The worst I would even say. They don't help with anything besides feed you sweet nothings. most the time they are just sitting on their phone but still They don't respond for weeks sometimes months. They lie all the time and they " lose" my child yearbook lost . Refund money lost,A replacement lost my child's rewards for fundraiser that they worked their butts off for and raised hundreds of dollars for . You guessed it lost. When my first child went to that school, the PTA was amazing and we still talked to them all but my second child's PTA has the worst. It's sad because it makes a great school. Look like crap.

This review is in regard to Mrs. Bivens, first grade teacher at La Fetra…read moreElementary. She is heavy on "seatwork", and will bench kids for recess to finish coloring, even. Also, she restricted my son from a trick or treating field trip and tried to restrict him from another field trip. However, I spoke to the district, and this is not allowed. Field trips are educational and therefore a part of the curriculum not to be used as reward or punishment. Thankfully, my son has moved on. But, I walked past her class today and she called out to the first graders, "Come on guys, we're talking about going to the Fair here!", obviously employing the same tactics. BURNOUT!

My kid has a great time in this school, and he thinks 1st Grade teacher Mrs. Steward is the best…read moreteacher in the world.

Heard a lot of people said that 2nd grade teacher Mrs. Linda is a terrible terrible teacher, don't…read moreunderstand why the school keeps her. Luckily my kid's teacher is nice and good.

It is our first year at Hope Lutheran after (transferring from another Lutheran K-8) due to our…read morefamily moving to the area. Scheduled a tour with the principal, Mrs. Nguyen, in May & my kiddos joined Hope's 1st & 5th grade this August. First impressions on arrival is: secure, fully-gated campus - no visitors can walk onto campus without the code or calling into the office. The staff are all very professional and personable from the Administration all the way to the after-school care team. Academics are in par with what we were doing at the previous institution. Hope focuses on each single child's unique learning experience & development. Teachers are extremely supportive & encouraging while holding the kids to a higher standard of accountability. Pros: - Strong PTL and parent participation - Small Class Size - Individualized Curriculum - Secure Campus Access - Daily Catering Hot Lunch for purchase - Teachers & Staff are all welcoming Cons: - No Gymnasium/MPR

This continues to be a wonderful school, combining a Christian education, academic excellence,…read moresports, music and technology classes. The principal and teachers are outstanding. The campus is great, nice trees, picinic/eating areas, sports fields, and also good but unobtrusive security.

I do NOT recommend this school. The former principal, Adrienne Ferguson, was absolutely horrible to…read moremy child, behaving in a very un-Christian like manner. The curriculum is very behind. Amberly Ortiz, the Math teacher, was lazy and rude! Would definitely not recommend.

If you're looking for a school that is well rounded, great academics and a safe school for your…read morechildren... This Is Not the School!!! . After 2 months I made the decision to pull my kids out. My son was hit with a hydro flask intentionally in the eye. There was kids that witnessed the incident. We were told by both principal and vice principal that everyone involved and the witnesses would be spoken to. They didn't speak to any of the witnesses! There wasn't any consequences for that student (it's all about who you know at the school and you get away with bad behavior). Academics are mediocre. Principal will tell You what you want to hear to enroll you and take your money. Beware your child's safety is NOT there concern (if your family works at the school that's when your child is safe even if you're the one doing the harm).

Clean school but the speed bumps in the parking lot really kill your shocks. Big soccer fields…read more Sometimes bathrooms aren't open even though GYS contracts with them to have it open for practice.

The front office secretary (elderly lady) is very rude, even over the phone they are Not helpful…read moreand have a very bad disposition. So is Kindergarten teacher. I don't understand why the teacher & secertary are so rude to parents? Maybe they have been teaching too long and are just waiting to retire. Being impolite, especially to new parents who want to get involved and help is not a good way to make parents feel welcomed. I would expect better manners from an older person. At least the PTA is nice and most parents are nice as well.

I went there in the early 70's and they had a smoking area and kids were smoking pot everywhere…read more Today it's just worse! They now use vape pot pens everywhere !! Bullying is a huge problem and counselors absolutely do not do anything ! Kids just hope to get thru class everyday! No incentives to try harder I thought teachers are suppose to do that? But hey parents it's up to you

I graduated from GHS in 1965! Our class was the first class that went all 4 years. The school was…read morenew. I had great teachers all years! With one exception, Mr Garland for latin! He would get mad and throw a desk! Then there was Miss Rose, a young well built english teacher in my freshmean year. Had her for senior English. By then she was Mrs Zastrow and the boys still liked her! Of course, the senior tree was special. I heard it is no longer there!

I am writing to express my deep disappointment regarding the decision to deny my son admission to…read moreFoothill Christian School's kindergarten program. As you know, my son successfully attended Foothill Christian Preschool, where his Pre-K teacher formally documented that he was fully prepared for kindergarten. During our recent meeting, however, administration (Joy & Mr. G) indicated that he was not ready due to unspecified developmental concerns, and advised us to seek a public school evaluation. Following their recommendation, we immediately had my son evaluated by a licensed Occupational Therapist. The specialist confirmed that his development is entirely within the normal range for his age, noting that public school intervention would not even be applicable. It is disheartening to experience such a significant disconnect between your preschool's curriculum preparation and your elementary school's admissions standards. Given our family's long-standing support of and relationship with the school, we expected a more collaborative, accurate, and supportive approach. While we have decided to pursue his education in an environment better suited to support him, we sincerely hope FCS reviews its evaluation process to prevent other families from enduring a similar experience

FCS excels in many areas especially in Christian values. However, I don't believe it is very…read moreChristian to have an inexperienced Math teacher for junior high students. How can students become critical thinkers and problem solvers if the right tools are not provided? The teacher's manuals provide lesson by lesson instructions on how to present the curriculum. I ask that the administration sit in each grade level (unexpectedly) to ensure students understand the material being presented. No head up given. Prove me wrong!

I was so nervous to place my son into school but right away, he was welcomed into caring arms. We…read moreadore teacher Sara, kami and Alyssa. They made my son feel loved and provided him a safe educational space. They made my sons transition into preschool very smooth. Sara worked well with my sons behaviors and helped him regulate his emotions. They went far and beyond to help my son become potty trained. I really like the amount of security at this school. There are multiple gates you must go through to reach the classroom door. Every door is locked for safety. We truly love the staff here. Everyone is so kind. They value their students and families.

I grew up going here. Also, my wife and I had our daughter here. All the staff are amazing. But…read morewhat makes it extra special is their high expectations on independence, manors and education for the children no matter what age combined with a strong integration of value and faith teaching. CODS is perfect because it sets children up for a great long life with a positive journey.. plus, it is privately owned. The family is amazing. Starting with Ozie Simpson, who ran the daycare and worked to pass it on to her daughters Theresa and Vivian. The community is so blessed to have Charter Oak Day School!