I Graduated from that school in 2014 and it was the best school that helped and dint give up on me…read moreand God bless them and miss fox .

Ratings are on both ends. My son loved his teacher and learned a lot from her. She was organized,…read moreprofessional, and always on top of her game. She was amazing. As for the other staff- they were very unorganized, rang me through the ringer, sent me in every direction without any help. I even went to collections bc of an ordeal that could have been much avoided if done properly and on a timely manner and looked into properly. Very disappointed. Thank you.

Our children have been at Summit since kindergarten, and now they are thriving in 6th grade. What…read morewe appreciate most is not only the strong academics, but the way the school intentionally shapes their hearts and minds. The teachers foster meaningful discussions and healthy debates about biblical events, encouraging students to think deeply and apply their faith to real life. The spiritual formation at Summit has been a tremendous blessing to our family. Our kids are growing in wisdom, confidence, and a love for God that we see carried into our home life as well. We are so thankful for a school community that partners with us in raising our children with both a solid education and a strong foundation in Christ.

We love Summit Christian School! The staff and teachers are caring and supportive. They truly want…read moreyour kids to know God have an meaningful relationship with him. The education exceeds our expectations. We definitely recommend this school!

this may be one of the worst schools I've went to. They preach about not tolerating bullying of any…read morekind then go on to side with the perpetrators while the victim gets a "you'll be okay, we've talked to them." the principal is extremely rude and yelled at my mother over the phone because we were trying to fix a bullying issue that I was facing. The teachers here are also horrible and do not care about bullying either, sometimes they'll even jump in on it. Definitely do NOT send your kids here.

This school sucks they fired the BEST teacher there and the best vice principal retired…read more Additionally the food sucks my chicken was pink.

Graduated in 2000!!…read more I had a good h.s. experience, BV is a diverse group of kids with great tolerance for all kinds. It may be in a "yuppie" area, but BV accepts all kinds equally and fairly! I'm not saying kids didn't get picked on (cuz I know I did) but I feel at least when I went there, it wasn't so cliquey, so yes the cheerleaders hung out w/ the jocks, but that's h.s.) but the class of '99 & 2000 were very close and I feel we were a good group :) Academically we rocked as well as our band....sports...ehhh, not so much lol I had some favorite teacher's. Miller, Mr. Waugh, Mr. Gould Mrs. Yost, Mr. Fischer, and Mrs. Rose were all awesome!! Good memories!!!!

Great school! Counselor is horrible! If your child is in a IEP be sure he isn't white!read more

We come here every Tuesday and Thursday for Maddog Wrestling. My five year old practices here. The…read moregym is large and the wrestling room is in that- also a good size. The kids have plenty of mat room and parents have room and space to hang out and enjoy. The room offers lots of mats for the floor, mats on the wall, mirrors on the walls, rings, and ropes. The best part about this school is the staff working. All of the coaches and volunteers working in this FOLSOM community are phenomenal. They all are fantastic with children. They work really hard to be as patient and helpful as possible- with all the different personalities and ages of each child. They all understand the energy and compassion that each individual needs. If you have children, this is definitely a place to come and bring them. I suggest doing so 100%! I love this place and the people working in it!

Attended the 2015 Northern California Character Combine at Folsom High School. Seminars and…read morespeakers focus on sportsmanship, leadership, and character building. http://charactercombine.com/sports-development/northern-california-combine The campus is very nice and well-suited for such an event. Most main stage speaker sessions occurred at the Jill Solberg Performing Arts Center theater for everyone including students/athletes, with the separate individual breakout sessions for coaches/parents/administrators happening in one of the two-story classroom buildings (I believe the two classrooms I visited were typically used for World History and Geography), and continental breakfast and sandwich lunch in the multipurpose room/cafeteria area. The theater was big, about 700 person capacity, comfortable seating, and an impressive lights/sound system for the stage. #whatsyourwhy

Both of my kids are attending FHS. My son is in the special…read moreeducation class and he is mainstreamed. His teachers and IA are kind and caring. They have excellent Art, Drama, theater l, music and athletic programs. The teachers and staff are professional and they care about the students. My kids enjoy the school dances and campus activities/festivities. It's a great school with positive environment.

Graduated from this "fine" public institution over thirty years ago as a student. Looks like the…read moreschool continues to provide the same educational support and emotional safety to their students today as it did decades ago. I grieve for the child who wanted nothing more but to learn and was continually hamstrung by subpar, below average teachers who resented being there and a reflective administration. Leadership seems to always rot at the head. I recall there was one legendary teacher, Mr. Begg, who passed away over a decade ago. I'm grateful I was able to be his student. Incredible. RIP. Some things never change.

As a parent, I cannot recommend this school for students who are in general education but also…read morerequire additional support through an IEP. Our experience this year was extremely disappointing. When my son's mental health began to decline, I reached out repeatedly for support. Emails often went unanswered, requests for assistance were delayed, and an emergency IEP meeting I requested was never scheduled. During a very serious crisis, I felt abandoned by the very people who were supposed to help. My son experienced ongoing bullying from peers regarding his appearance and weight. Despite our concerns, he felt isolated, unheard, and unsupported. Over time, he began to believe that he was failing both academically and socially. Rather than feeling encouraged, he felt ridiculed and invisible. The most heartbreaking part is that my son experienced a mental health crisis on school grounds and later required extensive therapy and medical treatment. During that time, not a single staff member reached out to check on his wellbeing. The lack of compassion was shocking. Because of missed communication and lack of support during his recovery, my son was also unable to participate in important end-of-year activities, including the promotion walk. Thankfully, my son received the care he needed through private medical providers and is doing much better today. His recovery is due to the dedication of his therapists, doctors, and family. I hope the school takes a hard look at how it supports vulnerable students. Every child deserves to feel safe, valued, and supported, especially when they are struggling. Parents of students who require additional support should ask detailed questions about how the school handles bullying, mental health concerns, and IEP accommodations before enrolling.

My children have only attended the SWS high school, but we love it. They are focused on learning…read morefor a lifetime. It is a college prep curriculum and, as our children have been going there (we have been part of this community for over 7 years, but Waldorf educated family for the past 14+ years) I have noticed a definite shift from the "artsy" reputation it may have had in the past. It really is a college prep school, yet stays true to the Waldorf curriculum in terms of human growth. And, as with all Waldorf schools, the arts are very alive with fine arts, theater and music all well integrated into the program. This is not your average high school: there is no football team, no cheerleading squad, few electives. It isn't typically American in those ways. Waldorf has enriched our family in endless ways: I will forever be grateful for this education. Update: November 2013 My oldest has been graduated from the high school and on to college for about 2 1/2 years now. She is now actually thanking me for this schooling: she realizes what a blessing it has been to her. That says so much about Waldorf education!

I want to be clear that this review is only for the summer camp, as my daughter attended two…read moreseparate weeks at Sacramento Waldorf School throughout the summer. Her first week was absolutely packed with fun activities. They did tie-dye, a color run, and even took a hike to the park. She absolutely loved it, and it felt like there was always something going on. The second week was a little different. There didn't seem to be as many planned activities, and she mentioned having quite a bit more downtime. It wasn't necessarily bad, but after such a fun and activity-filled first week, I think we were both expecting a little more. The campus itself is really nice, and one thing I appreciated was that there weren't a ton of kids in her camp group. I want to say there were around eight kids, which made it feel smaller and more personal. They also had a really fun potluck, and I've heard they sometimes take bike rides to a local coffee shop, which sounds like such a fun little adventure for the kids. Overall, my daughter enjoyed her time there, especially that first week. I just wish the activities had been a little more consistent from week to week. If both weeks had been like the first one, this easily would have been a 5-star experience. Helpful tip: If you're signing your child up for multiple weeks, just know that the activities may vary quite a bit depending on the week.

I had a horrific experience at this school during 6th and 7th grade. I suffered with depression and…read moresuicidal thoughts, and since I'm autistic, I was a target of bullying and harassment and when I told school staff and principal about the bullying and harassment targeted towards me, usually by mean popular kids, the school didn't do anything about it they just defended the bullies because they were "popular". Some teachers at this school are disappointed with the lack of discipline at Sutter. I do NOT recommend enrolling your children to Sutter.

One of the things that makes me so upset is that there are no lockers or any place for the kids to…read moreput their books in the classrooms, so they don't have to carry them around. The bags are extremely heavy to carry all day, and now my daughter has severe back issues that are far worse than before she even started school here. Her last middle school did NOT have this issue. This is causing long term, permanent damage because of how heavy the backpacks are! My daughter's back hurts so bad everyday even crying some days from it hurting so badly. This has caused her posture to be very poor because her back hurts so bad to keep it straight! This really infuriates me! The school clearly doesn't care about our kids health or skeletal development otherwise they would have a system for the kids books. I've carried her backpack, and even I would have major issues with it pulling on my neck and causing back aches. These are young children and Their bodies are still growing. We are in Folsom supposed to be better schools. There should be a better solution for this very serious problem!

The Lancer spirit is evident in every coroner of the updated, tidy, and cheerful outdoor campus!…read moreThe high school is located right next to awesome Hagen park. Being a graduate of Cordova High, Class of Eternal Youth, I remember running laps around the parks's duck pond and enjoying all the shady trees and nature during gym class. The campus is very open and sprawl. Multiple buildings housing difference class subjects , are surrounded by mature evergreens, shady leaf trees, lush green grass, and neatly paved walkways spotted with benches to relax on. It's a good size campus with lots of room for sports activities. I saw a huge base field, football stadium, track, basketball, tennis courts , and more. It's pretty fantastic that the city of Rancho Cordova has such a well maintained campus. I see it as a positive atmosphere where young minds can thrive. Various athletes and media people have graduated from Cordova and moved onto huge success. You know Lester Holt from NBC... yup successful Cordova grad. And you know there's obviously me... :)

No one picks up phone calls at the administration office or calls back to voicemails, the lady at…read morethe front office had a bad attitude with rude communication. Please start working!!!! And not sitting on your cellphones