Our son has been at Saint Frances Cabrini for four years, and we've loved it. The classes are small…read more(about 20 kids in each class with two classes per grade) so the teachers really get to know each student and give them the attention they need. The campus is gated and feels super safe, which is such a relief as a parent of an elementary school student. The teachers have all been wonderful, caring, patient, and really dedicated. Our son has grown so much here, both academically and socially, and he's made amazing friends. The parent community has really stepped up too! Everyone's so involved and supportive. The recent Cabrini Carnival was a huge success and such a fun event--it reminded us that this school isn't just great for the kids, but for the whole family. We feel lucky to be part of such a positive, close community.

When my husband and I were looking for the right school for our family, we did our research and…read moresettled on Saint Frances Cabrini. We've been so happy with our decision. Our son is thriving and loves his school community, the teachers and the administration. We've found the community we were looking for at SFC.

very very very good. very fun the teachers are super nice. and I enjoy every part of this schoolread more

sending my kids here to experience what i did the teachers…read morewere nice but some were cruel and would flirt kids. great place to learn though food i great as a 29 year with 6 upcoming 6th grades i fear they won't have fun but ill pray they will.

This school sucks, the principal is a lawyer, and they search the kids by searching their bags by…read moresaying, "I know my way around the law." 67676767676767676767676767676767676767676767676767676767676767676767676767676767676767... they dont give good food portions But the class does teach the students quite well... IF you have the right teacher and do not go to leigh, too many p3d0'$ iykyk ;)

highly recommend as a student. great teachers here that are patient and kind. Also good environmentread more

The quality of the doors and hinges at this institution were below par. I appreciate a well…read morefunctioning door knob as much as the next guy, but the facilities left a lot to desire. In addition, there could have been significant improvements within the stairs. The ratio of length to height made climbing stairs fast, but aggressively uncomfortable on the legs. I didn't order food, but overall 1/10 infrastructural experience.

The Science Research Program (SRP) at Harker Middle School is managed haphazardly and does not…read moreprovide opportunities to all students who are interested in science research. They limit participation by supposedly carrying out lotteries- and only opening it to 8th graders- this is unheard of in other similar STEM- focused. schools, where science research classes are open to G6 and G7 students, and the cultivation of the love of science permeate through all grades in Middle School. It is no wonder that their rankings in STEM have dropped in the recent years.

Eh school. Ngl It was pretty good when I first got there then started to go down AFTER coming back…read moreto in person learning from covid. Istg the then underclassmen and basically class of 2025 and under is fucked lol. Some of those kids are assholes Fr. Most teachers are pretty good. Also Mr Soza is the best English teacher there, he's amazing. And Mrs. Chen is such a wonderful person, if you're interested in learning mandarin I highly recommend just going for it. The jump from mandarin 3 to AP is pretty big tho so just be careful about making the decision of wether or not to go to AP.

A lot of the students there who went to school with me there were such charming friends , but most…read moreof the staff treated me like I don't belong their and thought I was not ready for the district program... and they kept me in a program were I don't belong called the county program for kids with bad autism... and my parents try to pass them to put me in the district program but they don't want to do it becuase one of the other reasons why they didn't think I was ready for the district is becuase they thought I was to aggressive and mean which is not true and very unpleasant and unrelavent So under the circumstances I would not be in program at this school... try prospect high school it's very nicer then branham and the staff there are such a great influence and I promise you'll have a great adventure there

This school was the bane of my absolute existance for 4 years. The academics are stressful, and the…read moretuition is extensive for a school that places no money towards paying teachers ( and one teacher will let you know that every single day) or upgrading the campus.

Stratford Middle School on Andover Lane in Cambrian Park has no respect for their neighbors at all…read more They mow their huge lawn every Tuesday morning starting from 6:30am-7:15am with no respect for their neighbors sleep at that time. Totally rude and disrespectful of their neighbors. We have tried calling about this with no response at all!

Although we ultimately chose a different school for our child, I want to share how impressed I was…read morewith Hillbrook's admissions process. From start to finish, the experience stood out in all the best ways. During our initial visit, I noticed something remarkable--several students came up and hugged the admissions officer. It was clear that the kids not only felt comfortable but also genuinely connected to the adults on campus. That kind of warmth and trust speaks volumes about the school culture. Throughout the process, the staff had multiple thoughtful conversations with me and invited our son to visit the campus more than once. It wasn't just about evaluating our fit for them--it really felt like they wanted to ensure the school would be the right fit for our son too. Everyone we interacted with was incredibly kind, transparent, and generous with their time and insights. What really set Hillbrook apart was how open and communicative the administration was. In a time when many schools can feel closed off or overly cautious, Hillbrook was refreshingly honest and forthcoming. That kind of openness is rare and deeply appreciated. Even though we didn't enroll, I left the process with a very positive impression of the school and the people behind it.

The best school but it does cost a lot. Though if you do have the money it is…read morereally nice.

My son joined Sage Academy towards the end of last year after being bullied at St Mary's…read more immaculate school , Los Gatos . He found his village here at Sage . He is thriving here . He finds home boring . He looks forward going to school every morning ! Mr Jerry is the best teacher . He understand each students and the kids trust him so much . Everything and everyone at Sage is great !

We're grateful to SAGE Academy for the support and understanding that have been offered to my…read morechild. She entered the 7th grade here and found a quiet classroom with lessons tailored specifically to her different levels of proficiency. She made friends easily and progressed in all areas. Right away she knew she wanted this to be her school, and she's returning for 8th grade. Getting away from noisy, overcrowded classrooms and working WITHOUT a computer eliminated so much stress. The teachers really are wonderful, and they figured out the best methods to teach my child right away.