Mayfair is a school where teachers and staff practice kindness and positive reinforcement…read more Children meet altogether before school and then walk to their classrooms in an organized fashion. This prevents loitering in the halls, keeps students safe and helps teachers peacefully prepare for their class. Breakfast is offered every school day at 7:30AM (when the gate opens.) A benefit of having a small campus creates a family atmosphere & that is apparent here. Back to school night is tonight, August 25th at 5:30. Looking forward to it!

One of the teachers there Ms. Kaufmann is so rude and acts like she hates her students!!! I don't…read moreknow why she became a teacher in the first place if all she does is treat kids like shit! Since day 1 she's been rude and hard to work with I get it's a gate school but clearly if my child got in they must be smart enough so for Ms.Kaufmann to act like my student is not to her standards I truly think these principles need to do a little more digging into how she teaches and treats students.

Great programs available for my child, unfortunately the first couple years my child had…read moreinexperienced teachers. Every subsequent teacher has maintained the standard of the GATE program

Poor school quality. Definitely would not recommend. The school has no speed bumps with people…read moreconstantly running the stop signs at high speeds. Even during school time. The school has never had any crossing guards which is crazy considering it's an elementary school. Safety is definitely not a priority. It would take little effort for them to make big changes.

My experience is based on a 30 minute tour only. While we are big fans of the facility, the…read morecleanliness, and the programs they offer - Roxanne (the owner i came to find out) seemed... off. She didn't ask our names, our relation (there were four of us), she didn't introduce herself. She had an incredibly difficult time providing explanations, would give vague detail, followed by "you can read the handbook", and an overall condescending tone when i tried to follow up. The disconnect was very apparent, as my party agreed separately that she was very slow and disoriented. We found her demeanor to be questionable. After discussion, we concluded if we sent our daughter to Bluff View we would be concerned with her stability as owner & admin. Overall, we will be crossing this off of our list for good. Strong recommendation to all new parents to take a tour and go through that.... interesting experience before handing over 250$ for application fee.

This review is purely based on the unsettling experience I had during my "tour" at Bluffview. It…read morewas given by Roxanne, who is the director of the center. The place is 10/10 based on external appearance and facilities only. However, the affect/discussion I had with Roxanne was the reason why we decided to pursue a different childcare center.

I have had two of my children educated by Carden, and I couldn't be happier with the quality of…read moreeducation they have received. We moved our middle daughter to Carden for 6th grade, and I was thrilled by the challenging curriculum put forth by the knowledgable and empathic teachers that work there. The school prepared my middle daughter for the challenges of University High School, and she will graduate from UC Davis as a double major with honors this spring. Additionally, our youngest daughter has benefited by going the whole route from kindergarten through 8th grade, and has really thrived in middle school. I couldn't be happier to have paid for the education they have gotten, and I hope other who really care about their child's education can benefit from this school as well.

Our child loves Carden School of Fresno because the teachers are caring and passionate about their…read morestudents and the learning environment. The Carden method of teaching also includes physical education, music, French and art which leads to well-rounded children. The small campus also creates wonderful lifelong friendships amongst the students. If you are looking to prepare your child for high school and college, I am not aware of any school in Fresno / Clovis that better prepares them than Carden. After graduating from Carden your child will thrive in their next level of education.

Wow! Here at the carnival and the girls at the nacho stand we're so rude! Wonder where's mannerism…read morethese days? And the Me n Ed's girls almost choked me because I asked if they ranned out of pizza !

Worst school my son is currently being bullied there ... the day of the incident the administration…read morenever called me only the nurse. Then the principal later said they had called me but no phone records. These are the injuries of my son the bully bit & cracked his head on concrete so I called police & and have been communicating w other administrators because the principal likes to say things that are not true just to cover up the bullying. Also the principal cant meet around my schedule i have to meet around hers. Its horrific traumatic experience. The bully of course NOT EXPELLED & CONTINUES TO HURT OTHERS. I will have to share on social media so that this can be handled appropriately

As someone who went to this school, let me tell you... IT IS THE WORST!! Bullies everywhere,…read moreignorant teachers, and a principal that doesn't do ANYTHING ABOUT IT. The kids are quite sluttish as well, wearing tube tops, and crop tops, cussing the life out of anybody they see, and ganging up on their fellow peers. All while touching each other's rears and wearing the most GOD-AWFUL makeup! I would recommend not taking your child here if you don't want them to develop mental issues because that's what I gained from there. At least the therapists are good. If you take your kid to Rowell, moderate what they are doing with other kids at the least. Also, side note... HORRIBLE LUNCHES... The chicken was RAW! Somebody better get Gordon Ramsey.

The campus sure has grown since my kids went to school at Dry Creek! I was there recently for my…read moregrandson. Everyone was so nice, caring and helpful. Located on the northeast corner of Armstrong and Nees. Busses stage in the north parking lot and parent pickup/drop off was smooth.

I think parents should be informed that if they drop off water for their child, they may want to…read morepersonally take it directly to the classroom instead of leaving it at the front office. I dropped off my son's water thermos at 9:00 AM, followed instructions to leave it at the office and email his teacher immediately, and he still was not notified until after lunch that it was there. Since many students bring their own water instead of using the drinking fountains, this was very frustrating and disappointing.

This is an amazing Christian school. My children love attending this school. It has small classroom…read moresizes and truly feels like a family!

I haven't been back to campus for many years but my brother and I were fortunate to go here when…read morethe school was new in the 1960's and '70's where we made lifelong friends. The teachers were lovely and the education was great but having established lifelong friendships is one of the greatest blessings that you can give your children. The education system is designed to send kids to college and grad school if interested. You can literally go from kindergarten through med school building life-long connections and friends. I remember as a child when the developer Del Webb made a large donation for the purchase of the 40 acre campus. Many happy memories among my current Facebook friends from our formative years on spent on campus.

St Anthony's is an incredible school and I highly recommend it to everyone. All of the staff there…read moreis so kind and caring and truly love the students. The education my son has received has been top notch in addition to the exceptional morals and values that they instill in the children. They foster a community there that can not be matched. Again, I highly recommend St Anthony's school!

My friend and I had our children at this school, we thought it would provide a better education…read morethan even the Clovis North school district but we were both wrong. First they wanted me to pay a "donation" (bribe) to move my child to kindergarten, I was appalled and immediately moved my child to a Clovis North school 2 blocks from home. My friend's daughter on the other hand was battered and had a black eye and concussion from another student and the school did not inform her at all, her daughter told her when she was picked up from school! She had to call the police and make a report which they said will ne referred to the district attorney for child neglect. Even daycare centers have a mandate to report injuries, this school should honestly be shut down. The diocese does not supervise the principal who is not even on site half the time which was a shock to the diocese who said she isn't allowed to leave grounds without permission, well, she does all the time. If you live in a good school district do not consider sending your child here. They only care about money and using your child to make them more money, wish we never sent our child here.