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.

This schools numbers are horrible and shameful just like their teachers and administrators! About…read more14% of students are proficient in math! About 24% proficient in English and going lower. The teachers unions are partly to blame. But also most Hispanics and other parents are using public schools for daycare. All are to blame. Parents should not accept this. They should request to have the whole district replaced. Best thing for the kids is homeschool! Congratulations on having one of the worst schools in California and the whole country.

Well back then around 2015 in my freshman year, I use to be scared of talking to people cuz I…read moredidn't really know how I would fit but after a while, I met alot of great ppl and stuff. (I use to get into some trouble and stuff) It was first and only year I would get to be there ever. Most of friends were seniors and some moved away. I do miss the days but I'm glad that I got to enjoy it before switching school.

First of all, if you are new to homeschooling, it can get quite expensive, but I'll talk about that…read morelater. I hated home school. Personally. My classes were beyond what my mom was able to teach me, so I basically taught myself. My kids have not passed me yet, but I think the time will come. In the meantime, my wife has taken on the role of mom and teacher. Mountain Home is not like the charter school I was enrolled in, that shall remain nameless. But it is named after a nearby forest, not Sequoia. Hint: It rhymes with Zierra.... Anyways, school for me was pretty much me and a book at home. My kids, however, can either stay home, or enroll in classes at the school, like puppetry, Spanish and computer. There are other options, like cross country, if you attend the Oakhurst location or want to drive your kids up there. They also do field trips. Field trips! My wife likes that she can select the curriculum, and in no time, my kids were doing work 1 and 2 grade levels up. She also gets access to supplies, and can use her teacher status to get discounts at certain places. Now, as for the cost. My kids no longer eat free breakfast at school, my wife supplements their courses with ABC Mouse, which isn't free. Then, my son takes piano lessons - $20 a pop(this is a good deal btw). Then, my kids needed somewhere to play at home. $170 for a backyard swingset. My son also wants to do cross country, but I'm not driving up to Oakhurst for that. So we enter him into races around the town every other month-$10 per race. And finally, family passes to the zoo for "field trips." Of course, you don't have to do all these things for your kids. If you don't care about your kids being bored, or fed, then it can be extremely cheap lol. I have friends that don't even teach their kids. The kids only do their work just before it's due. But they are also behind in math because they don't do any. Anyways, Mountain Home is so popular, there is a waiting list, and they are looking for a larger Fresno location. So if you are interested, get in line quick Imabigdeal@yelp.com

I really love this charter. Everyone told me that if I was uneasy with doing home school for my…read morekids alone, to first get my feet wet with a charter. I'm so glad I picked mountain home school charter. They have been so helpful and really show care for each child and family individually. The communication is frequent and supportive. The enrichment classes are fun! You get the benefits of a public school, like picture day and a year book. While also being able to cater to your child's educational needs. Our teacher, mrs.patterson, has been so helpful and such a delight. My daughter always has so much to talk about when she leaves enrichment class. Love love love MHSC and I always recommend them to everyone!

You, YES you. This school is amazing! The staff and teaches are great! It may be a bit pricey but…read moreit's worth it. I recommend this school a hundred percent!

The educators are good, but the controlling interests of the school are sports. They will sell your…read morekids down the river if they can replace them with transfers from the Clovis schools or "home schooled" kids if it gets their sports teams more wins. It's why my family and so many others have found better spots for our kids. Check out Clovis Christian or Immanuel if you want a system that truly cares about your kids, because I can tell you for a fact that the admin at Fresno Christian does not care. They will absolutely prioritize athletes that don't even go to the school for a chance at a valley championship. And again, this is only true about admin, not the teachers. Most of the teachers are good and truly care.

First visit to Rio Vista Middle School to watch our Grandson's soccer game. Nice campus. Clean and…read moreeasy to find your way around. Masks are required on campus, so don't forget to grab one before you get out of your car. Several soccer fields, but we were at the one in the northwest corner of the campus. There are a few trees sprinkled around the sports areas and they were big enough to catch some shade! Yay! There's a nice, big oak right in the middle of the various soccer fields. Nice. On the west edge of the campus there were about 20 redwoods that provided shade, as well. The restrooms by the library were open on a Saturday while teams were playing. There were a few bleachers, but not facing the soccer field, so parents and grandparents will want to bring chairs and perhaps umbrellas.

This school is really bad in terms of teachers and counselors, there are some teachers who hate a…read morestudent and they give that student an F in their grade and then when parents complain they don't really care and solve the problem. It's best not to choose this school when going to school

It is an okay school but it can be pretty cool I don't like the heavy amount of racism thoread more