Both of my sons attend Holy Rosary School! My oldest started at 3yrs old in preschool and now he is…read morein the 5th grade. He is excelling in his studies, recently tested at the 8th grade level! My youngest son is in kindergarten and is also excelling! The school has small classes. I love they are faith based! The staff is amazing! Their current principal started his 2nd year with HR and he has done so many things for the school! The teachers keep in contact with us on a weekly basis on how our children are doing!

My kids are current students at Holy Rosary Catholic School and I am happy to share I am very…read morepleased with the school. The teachers, students, and parents are like family. I like the smaller class sizes because the teachers provide individual attention in a safe caring community. The tuition is very affordable for families. Invest in your kid's education. Your child's education pays dividends for life!

I go here and the kids are nice. Sometimes the teachers and administrators get mad for no reason…read moreotherwise it's pretty good.

Teachers dont teach well especially ms g she doesn't grade or help students and teachers do not…read morestop fights they should control that more and kids are always vaping and they never get in trouble teachers need to pay much attention to their students and the ones that need help

this school deserves 0 stars i am a junior i have been at this school for at least three years and…read morethis is the worst school i have ever gone to the office staff is horrible the lady's in the front are rude and completely disrespectful not even just towards the students my mom has also experienced this, we have 1 principal and 3 vps they make no effort in building a bond with the students they don't do anything and i swear it seems they all have a secret animosity towards the students they absolutely do not care if you graduate or if you feel comfortable at school and the only people who care are most the teachers and the learning center staff. (we love you ceaser) there are are so many videos of people having seggs and fights AT SCHOOL. all the guy subs, teachers and security are all perverts. the librarian is horrible she's so rude for absolutely no reason. the air conditioning, lights and wifi go out at least once a week most of the "problem students" are just undiagnosed kids with adhd which the school targets and makes harder for them to function which makes them end up at cache creek that's another thing the school just dumps the students at cache creek there's probably more im forgetting but if you love and value ur child's PHYSICAL and MENTAL health please don't bring them here i promise you this school is horrible

I spent a significant amount of time working here and it is nothing short of a nightmare…read more Administration is unprofessional and downright unethical. There are many days the principal doesn't show up to work until 1pm and when she is there she is yelling, screaming and belittling the office staff. I have openly witnessed administration making jokes about the Hispanic student population as well as the SPED population. I have never worked in a place with such low student and teacher morale. Teachers are miserable and what can you expect from a district that hasn't given them a cost of living increase in several years. As miserable as they are, the teachers do try hard and want the best for students. The office staff is nice and friendly and they want to do their jobs but it is difficult when they are being constantly belittled. Even the vice principals are not immune from the disgusting insults and abuse from the principal. Discipline is non existent. They will boast about restorative practices but in reality there is maybe 1 person who has been trained on them and it is not a school-wide practice. Students have no reason to buy in. They are given no reason to care and more importantly they are not held to a high standard. Of course students will perform poorly if that's all you expect from them. Teachers are bullied into passing students. Those high graduation rates each year are a sham and disgusting. If a student is a "problem" student, they're shipped off to (insert any of the continuation schools here.). No attempts at rehabilitation are made. Importantly, if this school's Aeries system is ever audited there will be an absolute GLARING lack of student documentation in the system. Students who should have a laundry list of interventions have none. Students who have had multiple social emotional or mental health check ins are not logged. How can staff reference anything in this school in regards to a student when there next to no documentation? It's absurd. The SPED department is woefully neglected meaning the students with the highest needs are being left to fend for themselves and their teachers are left with minimal support. Woodland, this school is detriment to your students. Unfortunately not everyone has the means to move their child to another school and they will be stuck attending WHS and I wish them luck. There are some fabulous teachers here but the negatives outweigh the positives to such an extent that I legitimately pity any poor soul who decides to work or send their child here.

Great place to work! Love my Pioneer patriots coworkers and students! Go Patriots!…read more The school is the newer high school in the district. It is set up similarly to a college campus that is open and students have to walk from building to building. It's great for getting a nice little walk and a bit of fresh air between classes.

I am an alumni from this Montessori school and I had a truly wonderful experience during my 9 years…read morehere. The teachers are wonderful and cultivate a positive learning environment that is tailored to each students specific needs. Montessori fosters a drive for learning and curiosity that stays with students long after they graduate. During my time there I was genuinely excited about school and the prospect of coming in each day to work on projects that I was passionate about. I loved all kinds of work whether it was independent or with other students and until I graduated and went to middle school I loved doing group projects with other students who were just as driven as I was. When I started public school I was well above average in most academic areas. I also had social skills that enabled me to safely navigate through a really difficult time for most teens. And while I can only speak from my own experience, I recently learned that every kid in my grade (there were 9 of us) ended up at a four-year university. I am now a sophomore in college and I can safely say that my time at Montessori created a solid foundation upon which I could grow as a person beyond just the scope of academics.

Every time I walk into this school I feel welcomed and safe. Front-desk staff is always welcoming…read moreand teachers always make a point to say "hi," or at least wave. While I enjoy a pleasant greeting, the enthusiasm shown to children walking through the door is unmatched. This is clearly a place children feel safe and loved, the true keys to learning. This school shows high quality Montessori teaching practices, like one on one lessons and supporting independence in learning. The spaces are clean and beautiful and flow to the outdoor spaces so nicely. I love seeing the variety of plants and pets in the classrooms and how the children are taught to care for them from the smallest toddler to 6th grade. I've had an opportunity to observe in different age classrooms and was so impressed by the problem solving skills the children were able to use, both in school work and social disagreements. The polite, friendly, professional staff set such a good example for the children and give them skills they'll use throughout school and life. I've seen many happy families and children go through this program through 6th grade and successfully move onto middle school with skills to be successfully academically and socially.

They have a great special education team. We greatly appreciate them being available for my son's…read moreeducation.