Amazing staff, great school. My son has been here for two years in the pre-K, and admittedly, not…read morethe easiest to manage but the teachers and staff have been very patient, positive, and solution oriented. He loves his school and we're hoping to continue attending for the foreseeable future

This review has been long overdue. Our daughter has been attending SPLS for the last two years…read more Finding SPLS has been an answered prayer. We unexpectedly moved to the area and had three weeks to look for a school before the year started. We started with another school which didn't work out at all. After we found SPLS, I wished so much that we had found them a lot sooner. First and foremost, the school fosters a faith-filled nurturing environment. You feel this in the core of the school community among the teachers, the office staff, and the administration. They genuinely care about our students and are so kind and wonderful. The academics are top-notch and are taught in a fun and engaging way. Our teachers are not only very credentialed but have amazing backgrounds in homeschooling and years of experience in many other school settings. My daughter came home with math homework once which looked like something I didn't see until I was older. I was prepared to relearn the lesson and teach it to her when she said, "Don't worry. My teacher taught me again when I didn't understand it the first time. I got it. It's actually easy!" This spoke volumes that my daughter would feel encouraged and confident even as learning gets challenging. The families here are diverse. It is a beautiful community where my child shares things about her culture and learns about others. During the summer, my daughter can't wait to start school as she misses her teachers and friends. Fortunately, the school has a summer enrichment program that runs through July. We feel blessed that our daughter was able to get into this school. I have toured 3 private schools and our local public school. Hands down I cannot even compare. They checked off all of my boxes and then some. There is no other school as special as this place has been for us. It makes me feel confident as a parent that my child is getting a solid foundation. Thank you SPLS for welcoming us with open arms.

Whew! I looked up the address since someone was picking my son up, and I couldn't believe all the…read morenegative reviews. We're nearing our second year at this school, and honestly, my experience has been the complete opposite of what I'm seeing posted. I won't dismiss the experiences of others, but I did feel compelled to share my own. My child loves ARCP and speaks highly of his educators ; especially Mr. B, Ms. Mosqueda, and Ms. Arsolon. He's done really well here, and I'm genuinely glad I chose this school for him. If I had one complaint... if you'd even call it that... I'd say the curriculum has been a little easy for him. Or, in his words, "too easy" as he works through his homework packet lol. But that's more of a conversation between me and his teacher, not necessarily a criticism of the school itself. Now parking? Morning drop-off is definitely hell but I've learned that if I miss the :45 drop-off mark, I can head to the office and staff will come get your child from the car, which honestly is convenient because some mornings I look a mess and do not want to get out. And the back doors closing after a certain time makes sense to me from a safety standpoint. Overall, our experience these past two years has been really positive. If that changes, I'll report back. Thanks, ARCP.

I wanted to take a moment to share my family's journey with the school, as well as our heartfelt…read moreappreciation for the support we've received over the years. My daughter has been part of this school community from kindergarten through third grade. Her kindergarten year was truly wonderful, but things shifted in the following years, and our experience became less positive. Despite these challenges, we chose to keep her enrolled, motivated by our dedication to the community and our belief in the school's mission to "Close the GAP to ensure No Child/Student is left behind academically." We knew that perfection isn't realistic and approached each year with the hope and intention of growing together through any difficulties. However, this school year in third grade has brought about some new challenges for our daughter, causing her mental distress and, in turn, placing a lot of stress and worry on my husband and me. We even started to question one of her teacher's motives in certain situations. The recent motive used was very heartbreaking for us and was the final straw as the teacher admitted she was wrong and sorry.... This is unacceptable and I pray ARCP officials reprimand this behavior so no other Scholar becomes a victim by this teacher.....Parents please have daily conversations and listen closely to your children. You are their voice, advocate, and their inspector gadgets..... It's clear that what works for some students and families doesn't always work for everyone, and that's okay--Alan Rowe College Prep doesn't shine the same way for all. Despite these ups and downs, I want to sincerely thank the office staff, before and afterschool staff, everyone involved in drop-off and pick-up, and the Principal. Each of you has shown genuine kindness, professionalism, and attentiveness whenever we've had concerns or needed support. Your efforts to resolve any issues brought to your attention have meant a great deal to our family. We wish you the best!

I would not recommend this school, largely due to the current administration and principal…read more Leadership is extremely disappointing and has created a toxic environment that feels more authoritarian than supportive. The principal operates with favoritism, lacks transparency, and does not consistently follow the school's own handbook. There are serious concerns about bias and unfair treatment of families, which makes the school feel unwelcoming and, at times, discriminatory. Concerns raised by parents are dismissed rather than addressed, and there is little accountability at the administrative level. Academically, the education is average at best and does not justify the high tuition. For a Catholic school, there is a noticeable lack of compassion, integrity, and values reflected in leadership decisions. Unfortunately, things continue to decline, and there is no indication that meaningful change will happen under the current administration--especially with the principal in place. Save your money and consider a public school or another Catholic school where leadership truly supports students, families, and fairness

This school is no different from a public school besides the fact that you have to pay tons for…read morelittle education. The teachers were lazy when doing their work and teaching the children. It disappoints me on how unethical this school is. The priests are really genuine and relatable. I disliked the way that St. Elizabeth lacked many things in teaching my kids. I think it would be better off to send your kids to a different private school or even public because this school is equivalent to that. They always call for things to raise funds so they can get more money. If you are really hesitant about applying your kids here, in my opinion I would not recommend it.

My daughter has been at BCS Preschool for 2 years and we have been so thankful for our time here…read more The administration is responsive and welcoming. The fact that my kids regularly walk into the director's office to play with her toys and books while I visit with her says something: this is a place that welcomes parents and their feedback. I saw this firsthand lately as my 4 year old daughter struggled to fall asleep during nap time. While some of her classmates were transitioning to the non-nap room and I was worried this might be the only option left for our daughter, our family just wasn't ready to do it. I reached out to the staff, and the administration met with me and even took the time to bring in the classroom teacher to brainstorm what would work best for my DAUGHTER. They listened to my needs and helped come up with an incentive system that worked wonders (we are now SUCCESSFULLY sleeping at nap time!). I appreciated their willingness to see our needs and meet them in ways that I know took time and work for them. My daughter LOVES going to school. From the summer water days to the Jog a Thon to the 4th of July Bike Parade...there is always something fun happening and a bunch of parents on the sidelines to cheer and take pictures. I always feel welcomed in the classroom and I like the care the teachers put into the environment. It feels clean and safe, the teachers PLAY with the kids and teach them how to interact with each other, and it just looks like a lot of FUN. The staff cares about knowing my daughter and they appreciate what makes her unique. For a working mom like myself, I'm so thankful I get to leave my daughter in the hands of a staff who will LOVE her and help her grow.

My grandchildren attend and I could not be happier. They are learning academically and about the…read moreBible. What a blessing to have this school.

This school is amazing! We have been coming since the preschool program 2020. My girls are now 2nd…read moreand 3rd grade. 2nd grader is ahead and is already reading books. 3rd grader is going to the upper grade for reading and some math!! Such a customized education!! We love it.

I went to this church for 10 yrs it was a good church I also…read morewent to the school The best church and school in CA

From the owner: Wilton Bible Church is a non-denominational independent Bible church that holds a very high view of…read moreScripture. God's Word is our authority and Christ is our Head. Wilton Bible Church has a Christian school ministry that is Preschool through 12th Grade.