My niece really enjoys her friends and teachers at this school. The school isn't too big, so it…read morehelps kids make friends, I think.

Amazing school! This is my first charter school I ever went to and it was a great first experience!…read moreThere are three Tracks and different ways you can attend school. The teachers are really nice and understanding and the campus reminds me of a Montessori school, swings, dirt and gravel.

My two daughters attended Grace school and daycare. My youngest started Grace daycare at 7 months…read more For the first few months she cried at dropoff but quickly connected with the great care at the school. The school required her to be potty trained before advancing classes and helped. My oldest daughter started in TK and stayed until 5th grade. The teachers and school staff were great! The class sizes were small and well equipped. The school had multiple small plays and ceremonies involving the students for the parents. I had to withdraw my daughters because we moved but Grace set such a high standard that we haven't been satisfied with the schools and daycares in our new area.

My son has been at Grace Christian School since 2nd grade, and it's been one of the best decisions…read moreI've made. It's more than just a school--it's a faith-centered community where Christian values are lived out daily through prayer, chapel, and encouragement. The teachers and staff are incredibly caring and teach with genuine dedication. With smaller class sizes, they provide individualized attention, thoughtful accommodations, and meaningful challenges so each student can succeed at their own level. The strong curriculum, combined with a close-knit, family-like environment, has helped my son grow tremendously in both confidence and character. I've always felt supported as a partner in his education. Grade-level field trips bring classroom learning to life, and opportunities like sports, music, and STEM programs help students explore their interests and build confidence. Community events like the Harvest Festival and Car Show create a welcoming atmosphere and truly make Grace feel like a second family. Most importantly, Grace provides an excellent Christian education in a loving, nurturing environment. I'm grateful for the positive impact they've had on my son and highly recommend Grace Christian School to any family seeking strong academics, faith-based values, and a supportive community.

Wonderful school. We love that they offer pre-K through high school, so the kids aren't losing all…read morethe friend's they make between elementary, middle, & high school. The kiddo has also really been enjoying the additional Elementary classes outside of the regular classroom, such as music, art, P.E., & chapel. The elementary school has a fun new playground. The kids also enjoy checking out what's growing in the garden! Highly recommend for Christian families!

I went to Calvin from 6th grade up to 10th grade, before finally opting to transfer to a nearby…read morecharter school. Calvin is a small school. It has grown, but it's still small. There are benefits, of course, such as small class sizes, individualized attention, and open dialogue between teachers and students. However, it also has its downsides. Please look at this list of criteria (created by me): Is your child considered "troublesome"? Is your child struggling with any sort of mental health issue? Is your child not Dutch/Caucasian? Is your child not a teacher's pet? Is your child not often a popular kid? If you answered yes to any of those questions, Calvin is not the place for you. I am not a troublesome student. I graduated high school with a 4.11 GPA. I got A's in almost all my classes no matter what school. However, I did struggle with my mental health starting freshman year, which is ultimately the reason I left the school. I received the label of being a "depressed kid" and was never able to shake it, and I ended up taking that on as my identity. I transferred to get a fresh start from the teachers and the students, and I did much better once I didn't have that label following me. There isn't blatant racism at this school, but in my class all the Dutch girls sat together, and all the non-Dutch girls sat elsewhere during lunch. I am not Dutch, so I sat elsewhere. The Dutch girls didn't say you couldn't sit with them but weren't welcoming to any newcomers in their group. There were no other friend groups in that grade. That's also pretty much how it went for every grade. Calvin has diversified since then, but the saying "if you ain't Dutch, you ain't much" is well-known and I would say it is true. All the Dutch students were favorited by the teachers as well, but that's because most of the Dutch kids had their parents go to school there, so they were really just "legacy" students who were automatically favorited. The trick for getting good grades is to be a teacher's pet. If the teacher doesn't like you, you're screwed. I was a teacher's pet, and I was able to finagle my way out of several bad grades by gaining sympathy from the teachers. If you're not a teacher's pet, Dutch, or a popular kid, you're going to have to do a LOT of hard work to get good grades that other kids get simply by having parents who went to the school. Most of the teachers were amazing. Shout-out to Mr. Marriott, Mr. Bakker, Mr. VDP, Mr. Beutlich, Mrs. Lapka, and Mrs. Lundgren. They made learning fun and were genuinely such kind-hearted people. I always felt safe around them. However, as with every school, there are teachers that aren't great. The history teacher, when I was trying to explain my ADHD to him in regard to the accommodations plan I had, just kept telling me, "Oh, it's like my tinnitus". He also refused to accept my accommodations plan to break up a 100-question test into two parts. When my mom reached out, he told her that the class has a B average, she's never taken the class, and would I be receiving a modified diploma? I took an incomplete for this class and retook it my senior year at my new school. I got an A+. Also, they do present that 100% of their students go off to college. However, that's not actually true. I had a friend who ended up faking that she was going to go to college (she wasn't) so that it would look like she was in the graduation ceremonies. They even got her college merch from the college she was supposedly going to attend. I would have never known had I not been close friends with her. This school has its secrets. Teachers were quietly removed from the school for reasons that were pretty big deals, such as inappropriate communication with students and emotional outbursts at students. As for the principal. I thought he was great... because my beliefs aligned with his and he took pity on me. Yes, he does meet with students with the blinds open for all to see. We once all saw a student get his backpack searched for drugs in the office. Whether or not he had drugs, the blinds should have been closed. His office is in a common passing place so everybody can and will see. The principal seemed to like me a lot, so we got along and I liked him, but I can see how others wouldn't like him. He is adamantly anti-LGBTQ+, which can be expected at a Christian school, but he expressed this in an unkind way. God still loves those that are LGBTQ+ and this principal did not express that. Last thing! I hope your kid loves public speaking. My class had to give 7-10 minute speeches with no notes... apparently, this is not a thing in public schools, and my class was graded quite harshly. Anxiety was not tolerated. It's good to learn public speaking, but 10 minute speeches without notes on subjects kids aren't passionate about? That's harsh, especially for sophmores. This was for sophmore year. I am ultimately glad I left this school, but I believe others can thrive here... just check that checklist!

We are so grateful for our daughter's time at Escondido Christian Preschool. She had a truly…read morewonderful experience and is now heading off to kindergarten with confidence, joy, and a love for learning. A heartfelt thank you to Ms. Natasha, her teacher last year, who nurtured her curiosity and made school so much fun. This year, she was blessed with Ms. Yvette and Ms. Audrey, both brought so much warmth, patience, and encouragement into her daily routine. And a special thanks to Ms. Martina, the incredible director, whose leadership and care are felt throughout the school. Escondido Christian Preschool beautifully upholds strong Christian values and provides a loving, structured environment. I felt completely at ease dropping my daughter off every day, knowing she was safe, supported, and truly cared for. I would recommend this school to any family looking for a Christ-centered, nurturing start to their child's education.

This preschool is a dream! My son attended the infant-toddler center from the time he was 22 months…read moreuntil he was 25 months. They made a temporary spot for him while I had an extended hospital stay and my younger son had a NICU stay. I was so nervous to enroll him in any sort of day care since he had been home with me until that point, but had no choice and heard great things about the ITC from the preschool director at our home church at Emmanuel Faith. Ms. Martina called us and gave us a tour and my mind was instantly put at ease. One of the best features of the school are the small class sizes. There were 6 children in his class and 2 teachers. I could tell that Ms. Des and Ms. Rachel really cared about his growth and development. They let us know what they were working on with him and celebrated whenever he mastered a new social skill. They updated through the Brightwheel app with photos and his daily sleeping, eating and diaper change schedule. He did daily arts and crafts and had lots of sensory play. When I got out of the hospital and did daily drop-offs, I'd see him squeal with excitement as he approached the classroom, ready to begin his school day. It made me so happy to see him come out of his shell. It was honestly really hard to say goodbye to this place and I can't thank them enough for taking such great care of my baby during such a difficult time.

Great people !!! Wonderful Christian Bases school that makes a non woke environment for children…read moreto learn. They are now taking Infants & Toddlers (6 weeks - 24 months) and they are open from 6:30 AM to 6:00 PM that makes it a lot easier to get to my job.

I wish they would get the older kids school updated so the kids could go back to school there. I…read moremiss the kids being excited for church and God. The public schools are just plain insane what the parents have worry about. I always love how the kids when tell me things they learned from the Bible

My child is in their second year here and we could not be happier. It is a school where success is…read morein the partnership of student, parents, and teachers. There are 2 paths.. M track and Summit track. M track is traditional middle school and summit track is more project based in all subjects with the use of Summit platform. Neither track requires you to do much homeschooling anymore like in the earlier grades or other campuses (c track at Bear Valley for grades k8th). There's everything here as far as extra curricular activities and more for middle school.. ASB, theater, and lots of exploratory classes throughout their years here. It is not a bilingual school as another student stated in her review. As for math, there's a placement test required before entry to the school. Based on this, you're placed based on scores. There is a zoom math helpline available day and evening hours for free.. Students are in campus 3 days a week. There is a study period as part of their schedule so lots of help is available daily. The other days are at home or on campus Mondays available to students who need extra supports from teachers. The IEP services are also provided here.. in person and not online. There's lots to say but I think that's a decent amount to share. Feel free to PM if you have more questions.

Well howdie from south of I-78, ( that's SD y'all.) I like the heck out of my daughter's…read moreteachers and their principal, I don't get there much but Tuesday's PIE was delicioso , starring Miles Mc Pherson. Dang, he was good! We parents got to see each other and speak our piece about all the stuff being flung at our kids. Can't wait to see the video promised by CC's team. My motto is " Turn the dang TV off, cut the cable, kill the I-phones and let your kids see you read books in the evening. CLASSICAL books from around the world, in the languages of the authors. Like Shakespeare for English speakers and Verne for French speakers, know what I'm getting at?

Ms. Rena's Preschool is where you want your child to be. My oldest daughter started here when she…read morewas 15 months and all 3 of my kids have flourished here. Ms. Rena and her staff are caring, patient, and genuinely invested in each child's growth. Her daily schedule balances education and play perfectly and her communication with the parents is amazing. This preschool is a warm, safe, and loving environment that all of my kids have considered a second home. We couldn't recommend this place more!

Absolutely love Ms. Rena, her staff and family! I truly can not say enough wonderful things about…read morethem! My son is 3 and you should see his workbooks! Learning so much not just academically but but Personal growth as well, kindness and respect and so much more. I am thankful everyday that my son goes there, he has such a good time with the staff and all his little friends. I only wish he could stay there forever!! So incredibly happy thank you Ms. Rena, Ms. Vicki , Ms. Evelyn and Ms. Kathy

Thank you for the wonderful 2.5 years teaching our and loving on our son. We had a great experience…read morewith Noah's Park and their staff. They showed love and support to our son from the moment he arrived and he always felt safe and welcome there. Curriculum is Christian based with plenty of fun crafts and outdoor time. My son came home with new nuggets of knowledge and a new life skill each day and we will forever be grateful. Thank you Tammy, Debbie, Wendy, Kaela & Alex! We miss you already.

Both of my kids have attended Noah's park preschool since right after they turned two. My daughter…read moreis only two and a half and she knows her ABCs and has become so much more outgoing since attending this school. The staff is easy to get in touch with and has a low turnover rate which we love. Most of the teachers/staff have been the same since my son started going there in 2020. My son was very well prepared for pre-k!The kids have plenty of playtime inside and outside and the class sizes aren't overcrowded like a lot of the other daycares/preschool centers. They also do special events for all the holidays and birthdays and the kids love it. My daughter asks me everyday if she gets to go to school today (even on the weekends) :)