My children have been attending CORE Charter for 9 years. My oldest graduated high school in 2019…read more Before CORE, we tried out several different education formats, but the CORE hybrid model has suited our family's lifestyle the best. I do see that it's changing from a small, tight-knit community to a larger, more diverse one. Neither good or bad - it is what it is. I can attest that every re view here, recommended or not, is written by parents & students my kids & I personally know through our school.

We have been enrolled at CORE for about a year now and absolutely love it. We're never looking back…read moreat public schools! The CORE administrators and teachers really do want every student & parent to succeed and absolutely will help parents with the overwhelming task of now being responsible for teaching their own children. My Daughter loves it at CORE! They have center classes so she still gets her teacher instruction and her social interaction with new friends (classes are optional)! They offer a ton of field trips and special events all year long. I'm sorry to read the negative review ppsted and really hope that works out or turns around because we have never seen anything like that. It's a great school with parents and teachers who collectively want to ensure their children get the best education and have fun learning!! I would recommend this school!

After the orbital arrays incinerated the city, they dropped our platoon in to take a look around…read more We had seen it before. An endless graveyard. Everything ashes. Ash buildings. Ash people For six days, we trudged through the dead city before finding the first sign of life. On the edge of the blast zone, before frozen winter fields, a small flowering bush. Perhaps the heat of the bombardment had tricked it into blooming early. We all looked at it for a silent moment and quickly moved on. We were young and tired and just miles from the rendezvous. Yet sometimes at night that silent moment returns. And I see them fluttering again. In the cold uncaring wind. Doomed flowers. Soft and pale.

This school is horseshit. The school cares more about phones than kids getting sexually assaulted…read more Most of the teachers are incompetent and don't know how to teach. The only good takeaway from this school is that the staff for the office, 18 1/2, library, pe, and a few other staff/teachers are amazing and seem like they like to do their job.

It's hard to gauge the school since I've never attended it as a student. However, I love the pool…read morethey have. I used to swim there when I was in FRAC and then again when I was on the high school swim team. Marysville high school certainly has the largest "hands on" work spaces in the Yuba-Sutter/Marysville area. Their wood and metal shops are huge and they have some really creative staff but the whole district is plagued with students with low scores. It's heartbreaking.

This place is a place in the middle of nowhere. It looks like a castle-like building from the…read moreoutside/frontal view of the campus...then you go around the perimeter and you realize this place looks more like a warehouse block combined with junkyard...seriously needs an upgrade or at least a campus beautification project. The buildings and classrooms in itself are decent and some are even nice...but geez, the surrounding areas NEED some attending to.

My Daughter was Scheduled to take her SAT test at Yuba City High School on 6/6 and we were notified…read moreat 2:30 on Friday 6/5 that the high school is canceling the test!! Absolutely ridiculous!! So there's No time to try and move testing centers!! Shes been practicing the test over the past two weeks She's devastated!

Go Honkers! I have…read more3 bright nieces and nephews that are products of Yuba City's Home of the Honkers High School. My oldest niece JR graduated a year early while doing college classes. Nephew # 7 DR transferred to Faith Christian Jr. year. My Fav niece LR was one of the most popular girls in her class and has gone on to achieve amazing things.

I went to April Lane elementary school from 1985 to 1991. Looking back at the experience of having…read moregone to the school is a really large blessing, it was so technologically advanced, all of the classrooms had some kind of computer set up the receptionist at the front desk had the most awesome reception board where she could intercom into any class that she wanted to, make school announcements and set notifications. Mr.Garmire was a very cool Principal, The school was so new (it seemed) I remember that we students got to pick our school color, turquoise won.

It's an Ok place to play basketball. I'll give 4-5 stars if The school itself added more lights…read more And that's about it. Best place to play during the summer, or dusk, just not when it's too dark. Namm sayinn.. so who's going to the kings game if you don't mind me asking. #LesBhonest