I went to April Lane elementary school from 1985 to 1991. Looking back at the experience of having…read moregone to the school is a really large blessing, it was so technologically advanced, all of the classrooms had some kind of computer set up the receptionist at the front desk had the most awesome reception board where she could intercom into any class that she wanted to, make school announcements and set notifications. Mr.Garmire was a very cool Principal, The school was so new (it seemed) I remember that we students got to pick our school color, turquoise won.

It's an Ok place to play basketball. I'll give 4-5 stars if The school itself added more lights…read more And that's about it. Best place to play during the summer, or dusk, just not when it's too dark. Namm sayinn.. so who's going to the kings game if you don't mind me asking. #LesBhonest

I love the soccer fields next to this place! The fields are never closed... but, it is dead grass…read moresome times but, a great local soccer field

My son has been part of the PLESD since preschool. He started school with some delays and it has…read morebeen a bit of a roller coaster. And I was dreading the day when he would start middle school. Some of the stories parents pass around were terrifying. My little one is just finishing the first trimester of his first year of middle school. And his experience has been amazing. He loves his curriculum, his teachers and his friends. I would never wish to discount someone's personal firsthand experience if it was negative, but the gap between rumors and reality has been astonishing. We love this school!

Small school in the foothills. Nice area and all the staff do their best for the kids.read more

We are looking for a daycare for my 4 month & 19 month old, we have been doing drop ins at local…read moredaycares to see what would fit us the best. We stopped by creative kids on Walton (6-26-18) and found the place was pretty dirty, but that was not the reasoning for the one start. We walked into their infant center only to find a baby girl maybe 9 months to a year sitting in the kitchen ALONE! She We we sitting in a highchair (with no food) while the teacher was sitting in the play area. This made me sick to my stomach, the child could easily feel out & hit her head. Also, the staff is was no that friendly. Wish I knew who the parents were cause my hear was broken!

Creative kids has been a blessing to my family for many years. I have 5 children a daughter 20 ,…read more17, 11, then we decided to adopt and have two 2, year olds and a 9 month old. Michelle is amazing and hand-picks each of her staff to live up to an amazing standard of care. As a working parent i moved here from Rocklin back when Michelle did daycare out of her home when my oldest was an infant. I wanted to know my child was in amazing hands. When I had trouble potty training Ms. Jessica in the two's class worked with my kids daily and got them potty trained where i was just ready to give up! Our children have all accelerated and thrived while going to Creative kids.

After 2 years of experience with this driving school, I can only say they are very disrespectful…read morecondescending and just plain rude. Not worth the money you have to pay. I surely wouldn't let my child be taught by the people in this company.

This is going to be a very descriptive review so hold on, haha. First, I do want to clarify that I…read moredid get my license and I didn't think I ever would without driver's training, however this particular company had a few concerns. My very first lesson was mostly parking lot practice and a bit around the block, but I don't feel like I had any "real" training. I opted for the Gold package. I didn't practice parking, straight line backing,lane positioning (I got marked on that on my driver's test) I didn't practice a lot of the things on the list of things the first lesson entails on the website. I requested a different driver after that lesson so I trained with David instead and he was great! He had me practice my weak areas many times until I got it down, he posted evaluations and comments after every lesson (first driver didn't do that) I was glad to have gone the route I did or I would've felt like I wasted $800. My behind the wheels test day finally arrived and the car I took my test in was not the same car I had practiced in every other lesson and we did not go over the check list in that car like we did every other time in the other car so I forgot where the Emergency break was. In the other car, it was a pedal. In this car,it was a button. So it was sort of frustrating that everything was switched up on me so quickly. We didn't do any freeway training, but that's okay. I felt we were behind because of the first lesson. I'll need to practice that on my own. On the website, for the Gold package, it says "This package includes everything covered in the Basic Teen Package, plus we will provide an hour and a half of training before the student's DMV exam, as well as our vehicle for taking the exam. We can also schedule the test for you. This package is ideal for those parents and students wanting to ensure they pass the driver examination. We've found that warming up with an instructor before the exam makes students confident and prepared which produces excellent results." When I initially read that, I was under the impression that I would be practicing with the DMV examiner before the test, I liked the idea of practicing with my examiner, however I did not. The wording on that was a bit misleading. Oh and on the days following the road test, I "practiced the road test" with my instructor several times but the rout I took was nothing like the road test. We went on a roundabout in which I only practiced once before,the morning of the test. I didn't understand the roundabout and I did not take the correct exit she told me to, so I went on a completely unfamiliar route and drove very slow and got marked for that lol I live in Paradise and I'm not used to Chico residential streets so I drove slow in case there was a hidden stop sign. I just feel like I got marked on a lot of stuff the school could've taught me. I did spend almost $1000 on it. Oh and also, on my third lesson, we were practicing in Chico and we came up on a stoplight that looked like the one in the picture. I started taking a left turn when my light was a green light and not a green arrow, which clearly states I must yield to oncoming traffic. I was told to go and almost got hit by a driver taking a right turn. That bothered me because I felt the instructor should have taken me on roads he was familiar with, because he didn't know that was a protected and unprotected stoplight. We all learned a valuable lesson that day on that light though. I take responsibility for that too, but I listened to him when he said go so I guess I got confused. ETA: I wanted to edit my review and add the phone operator was really sweet and she was definitely my favorite person I had the opportunity to interact with throughout this whole experience.

HOME OF THE HUSKIES! I love this place, this is my local soccer team's home field and the field is…read moreamazing! Grass is a little tall sometimes. But, the rest of the amazing fields overshadows that. The fields are the perfect length. Whoever the groundskeeper is... Keep it up!

What are the staff qualifications? I read a so called professional letter from the 'director' in…read morewhich the PROPER ENGLISH is absolutely not there...couldn't even SPELL words correctly...has no idea how to properly structure a simple sentence...and what school did the 'director' attend that said they are qualified to teach a child?? What I seen is something that a third grade English class would know how to do but this 'director' couldn't do it? For the amount of money people spend on these things should at least come with qualified instructors... Think about that before you take your child there!!! The little people in that daycare are probably smarter than this so called 'director'..

Great place for kids! My daughter has been attending for over a month now. We are pleased with her…read moreprogression and the amount of hands on learning they do.

As everyone knows by now, the high school portion of the school is shutting down due to a lack of…read moreenrollment. We will miss this school. My girls loved it here and felt welcome. We just had an orientation today with the Roseville campus, and the feeling was certainly not the same, very cold, and the principal was not personable at all. Our time at JAA has come to an end -- the Roseville campus' energy does not match that of Lincoln.

We switched from TMBS (complete and utter nightmare) and could not be happier with John Adams. All…read moreschools have their issues, but the staff and administration have shown real consideration for my son and my family. So grateful.