I cannot say enough great things about Canyon! Both my boys attended here and one still goes and is…read morein Ms misty Rose class and i actually believe she's an angel sent to the world. My youngest went to 3 different schools as he wasn't old enough to attend and they were all just meh, as soon as he was of age he came here and is THRIVING! Don't even get me started on Ms Maria, Ms Bell, Ms Lisa because they too are heaven sent angels!

My granddaughter is enjoying the educational program, she has learned and know so much about almost…read moreeverything a 4 yr can. Kudos to you all.

This isn't the best place to take your kid…read more It's located right next to a Motel 6. Facilities are outdated, old, and run-down. There's a lot of staff turnover and a lack of communication from the principal and staff about safety or anything important. In the classroom, there's a lack of academic skills, and competent staff to deliver a comprehensive academic program. I'm glad I was able to remove my kid just in time, and I'm not the only one. It took a lot of work, including tutoring, to catch her up at her new school. I can't believe they let kids fall so far behind with fewer than 10 in a classroom -- it's embarrassing. They come up with lots of games, field trips, and ways to avoid teaching the kids and spend time outside the classroom. I heard that Barnhart had over 600 students at one point and now has fewer than 170 and this is a number obtained from a head of staff, and still declining, this information alone should tell you what's going on with the school. Good luck.

We transferred here due to the Eaton fire. Although it's only been a short time, we already feel…read morethat this school is a great place for students. The new principal is warm, visionary, and highly efficient. He quickly offered support and space to other schools affected by the fire, which was incredibly generous. Our child joined the TK class, and Ms. Markis has been wonderfully caring and encouraging. Our child is excited to go to school every day and comes home eager to share what new things they've learned. There are Spanish lessons three times a week, and the TK teacher has even introduced some Chinese daily vocabulary, very practical. The kids get along really well, and the learning environment is positive.

Oasis Trilingual Community School is truly a hidden gem in all of LA. What makes this school so…read moreexceptional isn't just the academics, but the deep sense of community amongst all the students and families. The teachers and staff are profoundly dedicated. You can tell they don't just see this as a job; they are deeply invested in the growth and well-being of every single child. They gladly volunteer on Friday nights for student-only events (who does this?), which proves how much they love the kids. This passion is also reflected in their unmatched language immersion program. The way they balance Mandarin, Spanish and English creates such a natural, fluid learning environment that gives the kids a massive head start for global travel, learning and potential work as adults. The most special and rare part of Oasis Trilingual is the community. It's the kind of place where all the parents actually know each other. There is a tangible sense of "it takes a village" here--everyone is willing to volunteer, dedicate their time, and step up to help the school thrive. Seeing so many parents who are genuinely invested in the success of all the children, not just their own, is what makes this environment so unique. Parents don't just drop-off and leave; they drop-in and help. If you are looking for a school that offers both high-level bilingual or trilingual education and a warm, supportive community that feels like family, this is it!!! 100/10.

We are just completing our second year at Oasis and can't recommend it enough. Our son started in…read moreTK, and he has excelled academically and socially. We appreciate the individualized learning plans that consistently challenge him. He's learned so much in both Mandarin and Spanish, despite little to no exposure before Oasis. His sister is joining in TK next year and loved her trial day on campus. The parent community has been terrific - everyone is committed to what's best for the school and the students, and we support each other. Oasis has the best parts of a small, community-driven school with a keen attention to educating the whole child.

We couldn't be happier with our experience at this school. My son has been attending since he was 2…read moreyears old, and it has been incredible to watch him grow into a confident, curious, and enthusiastic learner. He genuinely loves going to school every day, which speaks volumes about the environment the teachers and staff have created. The school does an amazing job of fostering a love for learning while also emphasizing respect, kindness, and strong values. The teachers are nurturing, attentive, and truly invested in each child's development--not just academically, but socially and emotionally as well. If you're a parent looking for a place where your child will feel supported, inspired, and excited to learn, I highly recommend this school. It has made such a positive impact on our family, and we are so grateful to be part of this community.

Our son started at Foothill Oaks Academy in kindergarten and is now in first grade -- and he…read moreabsolutely loves going to school every day. His confidence has grown, he's excelling academically, and we've seen nothing but positive progress since the very beginning. The staff is truly amazing. They're warm, attentive, and genuinely invested in each child's success. They communicate well, listen to any parent concerns, and always make us feel supported. It's clear they care deeply about creating a safe, encouraging environment. We couldn't be happier with our experience and highly recommend Foothill Oaks Academy to any family looking for a school that feels like a second home.

Like most schools, it's the luck of the draw-some great teachers, while others should not be near…read morechildren. Most important, a decent principal is needed at the helm. This was not our experience at Mayflower Elementary or Wild Rose. A principal that stands behind bad teachers is NOT doing their job. A principal that doesn't support great teachers, is also, not doing their job. So glad we moved out of state.

I really love how diverse Monrovia is. We had the option of transferring to Arcadia or Monrovia…read morefrom our daughter's private school and we chose to go with Monrovia for a few reasons: 1. Diversity, diversity, diversity... Did we mention diversity? As an Asian American family, I wanted my daughter to be able to have a great amount of exposure to other cultures and not just ours. From personal experience of growing up with limited cultural exposure, I've often found myself in many awkward situations where I was clueless on what the social norm was... It eventually worked out but I want my daughter to be exposed earlier to a group of people different than what we offer at home so that she can learn. 2. The little town feel. Through my church we donate lunch to our school districts' teachers..... I mean, who does that anymore?! But I'm grateful Monrovia does and we're able to show our gratitude for the teachers. 3. The education offered at Mayflower elementary. We love that they teach programing from kindergarten!! In a world like today... This is so valuable!!

I lived in Arcadia for a decade, passed by the school countless times, didn't pay attention to its…read moreexistence till the time came when I needed to find a good school for my baby girl. ACS needs to do better with marketing *wink wink*. We've been with ACS preschool for almost two years now, it's the best you can find in the area in my opinion. The teachers are the best, they are caring, knowledgeable and personable. Often times you could tell they are pretty tired toward the end of the day, but they would still stay and talk to the parents patiently when they have questions and concerns about their children. I wholeheartedly recommend ACS to parents who genuinely want a caring place for their children that is based on biblical Christian values. With all the darkness and chaos going around in the world, ACS is one of the few remaining lights on the hill. Yes, I am aware of issues mentioned in the other reviews as well as other ongoing challenges. I am hoping and praying that more good people will come to ACS, together let's build a solid foundation for our children's future.

Arcadia Christian School has been such a blessing to our family. I have nothing but wonderful…read morethings to say about this school. You're welcomed by kind, caring staff and amazing children who create such a warm atmosphere. I'm so grateful to have such an upstanding school in our community that pours into the our families. I also want to give a special thank you to Teacher Shelby. She has done an incredible job over the past few years, and I've personally seen the positive impact she's had on my family. Her communication, dedication, and genuine care have helped us more than she knows, and her hard work never goes unnoticed. We are beyond thankful for everything she does.

Pretty much loved this school for myself from PreK to 8th grade…read more I'm class of 2009. Shoutout to Ted Carroll the principal, Shawn Huls of the 7th and 8th grade, and the amazing sweet janitors over the years. Thank you for making it a great time of adolescence and maturity for me Holy Angels !!!! Go Angels!!!!!! Always and forever!!!!!!!

Today, my seventh-grader walked in the door after school and within minutes says how much she loved…read morethe last class of the day because Mr. Z was talking about heaven and hell and purgatory using C. S. Lewis texts and it was "so cool and so philosophic" (her word!) and how all the lessons with him are so meaty and interesting and she loves all of it. He connects every lesson with "life stuff" (Again, verbatim.) It all just spilled out of her, she hadn't even put her backpack down, she was so jazzed. So grateful for that. The cool Mr. Z is husband to Mrs. Jackie, whom my daughter also adores. Mrs. Jackie spoke to the class about grit and it completely won my daughter over. They talked about being resilient and how to handle difficult things. My daughter had been struggling with juggling her schedule with club basketball, school, and friends, and that class helped strengthen her resolve and rise to the challenge. I hope hope hope Mrs. Jackie can squeeze a few more life classes with our 7th graders before Baby Z makes his/her appearance! All this to say, thank you, Ziomeks, for being at Holy Angels, for being the cool role models our kids can look up to and listen to! They are only two of the staff at Holy Angels who I know surround my children with love and humor. Holy Angels is home and haven. We are so thankful to belong to this community.Today, n

Our daughter is in her second year at Pearl Prep. We had toured a few schools and once we went to…read morePearl, we knew it was the right fit for our family. The teachers are so caring and communicative. We love that they have emphasis on STEM learning and a great music program and the kids even go on a fun field trip each month. Small class size, diversity, and and focus on building a good character was a huge bonus for us. We love Pearl Prep.

Went to tour this school today to see if it could be a fit for my son going into 1st next year. We…read morewalked onto the campus and less than 5 minutes we just left. I didn't even finish filling out their online form to tour the facility. Reason being....while I was filling out the form, my son was introducing himself to one of the female staff/teacher there. She couldn't even give him less than 5 seconds of her attention. She straight up turned away WHILE he was talking to her to go chat away with another staff member. I don't know if she was just rude or being racists because from what it looked like, that place consisted of probably about 90% "white people." Even when we first got there, no one came up to us to help or direct us on where to go. Thought this school could have been a good fit from other reviews but nope!