Went to my daughters away volleyball game here today and had a poor experience. Invited my mother…read moreto come watch the game and she was denied entry because she only had cash to get in which wasn't accepted. They wouldn't let her even in to ask me to use my card to pay for her. She tried to call me but the cell service is terrible and I have Verizon. Staff made her feel unwelcome and embarrassed. Do better Great Oaks.

Yes Greg school spirit love the colors and I can tell you hi school is way better working…read moreenvironment there's so many kids and diversity that I feel like you're in a college campus

please check your school crossing guard's attitude, as you upset my kindergartener this morning…read more kindness is free! especially towards small children.

This school is very unorganized! The parking at this school is horrible and a nightmare, they did…read moreconstruction at this school all summer long but it does't look like it has fixed the parking lot problems, only time will tell. All year last year I actually thought the VP was the Principal because he is the only person I saw all the time doing the duties of the Principal, having contact with the kids and parents. Don't even get me started on the lady in the front office. I just don't understand why people are so unhappy working when there are so many people unemployed looking for work. Many people would love to have her job and would enjoy coming to work everyday, why can't they find someone like this. All the other schools I've been too, the people working there are very happy and helpful, they are excited to have a job and get out early and have every Holiday and Fur-low day off. A major grip I have is that it seems that there is a lot of favoritism going on with the kids and their performing arts. For example when they do shows on/off campus, they have some kids singing a set of songs or one song by themselves when NO other kids where given an equal opportunity to audition for that spot. The teachers that are running the performances are putting their kids, or kids they know or like in the show with out giving every child at that school the opportunity to try out for it, it is not fair to the other kids; every one should have a chance to try out for these opportunities as well, and the best kid should get the chance? After all, I thought this was a performing arts type school, all these kids should have equal opportunities, regardless of who their parents are or who they know at the school.

This school has been serving cold food to the kids in the cafeteria milk in a bag with no expired…read moredate on it omg really food smells expired lazy lunch lady the district has been made aware of this and no action riverside health was contacted and they did nothing They are many many other problems in this school as all public schools this is becoming such a problem we will be taking our child out of this public school asap this is unacceptable to treat kids like this

I actually went here and I got in trouble for Whispering in the library, well other people were…read morealso whispering, mind you I have problems with breathing and running because of my terrible lungs, (at the time we had a sub, and her name is mrs.Rawls) she made me run in 100+d degree weather, well she told me "to run faster because she had a class to teach." I was literally about to fall unconscious, because I couldn't breathe (I was literally the only person who had to run). After that she just ignored me. And the lady in the front office I think her name is Sharon, she was trying to take the subs side even tho I could have passed out, I really wonder what that would have done to them. She was also pretty rude to one of my friends when we went back to school after covid, and when we had to wear masks, because his masks fell below his nose and he didn't realized it right away. He had to stand outside for the rest of class, I'm only saying this because the kid right next to him didn't even have his mask on and she just asked him to put it on. (same sub btw)

Non inclusive environment. Refuses to teach children with…read moreADHD. Principal and teachers refuses to write physician recommended evaluations for children with learning difficulties. Unqualified staff.

Calvary Murrieta Christian School falsely claimed to be accredited by ACSI and WASC for 2020 school…read moreyear, for all grades and they were not. They chose not to be by calling and canceling their mid-review. None of the children have accreditations. If anyone would like more information please let me know. Furthermore, Sherry Marino was instructed by Mical Bell Andrews to not allow my son, that has known health issues, to go to the health room or call home when he was ill. This was brought to my attention by employees and I have declarations from several faculty. My son suffers from chronic stomach issues and was witnessed sitting through his lunch AND recess with his head on the table in pain after being refused to go to the health room. This school is horrible and nobody seems to want to talk about. I will not be quiet about the continued abuse these poor children are experiencing. When I addressed these issues I was met by a noncaring board member named Jennifer Bursch that could care less about the abuse my son had been through. Her emails were cruel and denying without any concern whatsoever for the truth or facts. I am beside myself at the non Christlike actions of this school and their board of directors. This school has done nothing but deteriorate since Mical Bell was allowed to reside as principal.

Van Avery Prep was my children's home (and mine) for 15 years ( I have 3 children ), I can not…read moreimagine what our lives would look like without them. Van Avery was a lot like our extended family; as a working mother it was very important for me to have my children somewhere where I knew they were cared for and somewhere that understood our needs as a family. My children excelled in High School academically and socially because of the strong base they developed while at Van Avery, they were both challenged and encouraged. They developed confidence in speaking in front of people ( lots of practice) and they develop the skills to communicate effectively, essentially they became equipped to enter High School and take advantage of all it has to offer. My children have all graduated from college now and I do give credit in part to Van Avery for their accomplishments. My children and I built long life friendships with our Van Avery contemporaries and continue to share our lives with them. Enrolling my children at Van Avery Prep was hands down the best decision I made regarding my children's education.

I sent my granddaughter there for 5 years. No complaints...Very nice staff. ESPECIALLY FERACEread more

Fantastic school! Not only gives you that warm feeling of old days school where everything is…read moreperfect and everyone is smiling and willing, but is is also located in a beautiful area. I have had the opportunity to attend regularly as interpreter for special needs student and has been a wonderful experience. The staff at Tony Tobin is very professional and welcoming. I like their checking system to make sure everyone gets their tag either if a parent or visitor and divide visitor by categories. I don't see the same at other schools where I go for similar reasons. I met a lady from my country that works in the health service and I could tell how caring she was with the kids. Everyone is amazing. Also, the garden is so nice and impressive. Overall a school I would like to go if I were a kid again!

This is the greediest place ever. In the past years, if you donated 40+ per each of your kids, you…read morewould get a 3-5 restaurant gift certificates and some extra stuff. Now, you have to donate 50+ for just a raising canes certificate and a tiny pack of Mike and Ike's. And they don't even use it for important things like extracurricular activities. They use it to get a creepy horse mask for Friday flags and other random stuff. Whenever they aren't close to their 20,000 dollar goal, they start begging like my cats when I have food

We moved to Temecula a year ago and chose St. Jeanne de Lestonnac High School for our daughter. It…read morehas been a wonderful school and a great experience for our family. The staff, teachers, and families have been incredibly friendly and welcoming, making us feel like part of the community from the start. I have been very impressed with both the academic program and the wide range of extracurricular activities. Most importantly, our daughter truly enjoys attending the school, and we couldn't be happier with our decision.

Having our kids attend St. Jeanne was one of the main reasons we moved here. We were immediately…read morewelcomed as part of this amazing community and are now part of the family. Our kids academic and personal growth has been the biggest blessing!

This school is amazing. Ms Fuller is the absolute best. She cares, listens and communicates. The…read moreschool Nurse has been nothing but loving and caring when my child was sick. I have mostly just dealt with Ms fuller and the nurse but they have honestly made my experience there wonderful. My son has been out sick and they have helped and care for my child beyond what I ever expected. If you want a small school, we're they actually care about you and your child, go here. Also my child is excelling in his education. He's excited to learn and begs to go back to school on the weekends. If I could say anything negative it would be about attendance. Saturday school is fun for the kids but they need to teach more educational material and teach what the student actually missed in class not just show a movie. My son who loves ms Fuller's class isn't too fond of Saturday school. Please do something more about that.