It's very good school in Brentwood I love the way they communicate with parents keep them informed…read moreof all the activities and events

I have had several issues with the school. I tried to address most of them with the Principal with…read moreno luck. I went to the superintendents office today and the Administrative assistant would not schedule a meeting with the superintendent. I am disappointed in the school and the district.

As a psychology professional of many years that specializes in working with kids, steer clear of…read more"Miss Dorothy". Unfortunately she is very unprofessional in her communication style because it is embedded with microaggressions. When she judges you to be someone she doesn't like / who is "not good enough" for her standards / or you don't do something in the way she wants it done, she will make it clear in how she treats you; and charges you extra fees. For instance, this last Christmas when she decided each student in the class needed to buy every single other student in the class a present for gift exchange, our family couldn't do that this year due to financial hardship so we were met with a negative attitude and she has treated us and our daughter poorly ever since. We are pulling our daughter out immediately because the last thing we want her to think is that that this type of behavior demonstrated by Miss Dorothy is Godlike or something to aspire to.

My grandson was born during Covid. He is very bright, caring, and charismatic. The one thing…read moremissing was an environment to socialize with kids his age and learn in a positive and nurturing environment. My daughter found this when she enrolled him into Hilltop Christian School. He has grown so much and this was because of the wonderful teachers and aides at the Hilltop Christian Preschool. He started with Mrs. Hillary where she helped him mature and focus while learning about Jesus in a safe and non judgmental classroom. She cares about her children and their families. After he left her class, he was promoted to his pre k class where Mrs. Dorothy Coker took over. She provided him with structure and discipline to prepare him for Kindergarten. She works so hard to make sure that her students are prepared for Kindergarten. They are so innovative when it comes to assignments and programs that they put on throughout the year. Yesterday we attended the Pre-K graduation and they did not disappoint. They made sure that all of the graduates felt special and appreciated. Thank you Hilltop Christian Pre-School for the work that you do year round. Your love for the children that you are entrusted with show in all that you do. Be encouraged and never let a few negative comments make you feel under appreciated. Remember Hurt People Hurt People.

I want to start by saying I respect the school for upholding their beliefs, BUT I was incredibly…read moresad when I received an email back after two weeks from my application I sent in and paid for, for my son. The email let me know they would not except my son due to the fact that he has two mom's. I was so excited at the thought that my son could be more educated than I was about the Bible and have faith in god. I definitely feel defeated and restricted at this point as to where I can go or who will accept my child. We were rejected by the very people I thought could help us. Bottom line, to save yourself heartacke If you are a same sex household do not apply here. I gave one star because my initial phone call was amazing, the women I spoke with was incredible nice. Of course I hadn't mentioned my son had two moms on the phone as I did know it was relavent.

We love our daughter, being a part of this school she is learning so much more than I ever did at…read morethis age! We love the Christian values taught through the Bible.

Good school and good after school programs. Needs more arts…read moreactivities and music classes

For allowing soccer tournaments here, I have to say that they are not very welcoming. They…read moreoverwater their lawn which makes it hard for the kids to play soccer and they lock down their restrooms. They had ONE portapotty and it was filthy filthy! I mean, if you don't want people using your school restrooms then don't allow soccer tournaments in your fields. Anyhow, the weather was great and I just didn't drink as much water as my body needed so that I didn't have to use the restrooms. All the parents that attended the tournament were very friendly and welcoming. There were two playground areas which was nice for the little kids not participating in the games. I hope I don't have to come out here again.

This is a great place for children to start school, all the teachers I have met a loving and caring…read moreteachers and parents. My two grandsons go there and just loved their kindergarten teacher Ms Lingenfelter and now the oldest is in first grade is impressed with his first grade teacher Ms. Smith they are wonderful ladies. What we can't get is that nowadays quite a few grandparents are raising their grand kids due to the parents of the lovely children. Some of us grandparents have their grandchildren due to the miss conduct of their parents, ie, drug, guns, etc., and are afraid that at any given time someone has threatened them and their children. As the guardians of these little guys we keep them safe from strangers and harm when they are with us but when we let them go to school we want to be safe that the gates are locked and when the EXIT is on a gate that means EXIT only, no entrance of anyone at any time. My youngest son was allowed to enter into the kindergarten play yard and he has no children in that school and has not been on the school grounds this year for the new parents or some of the old ones to see this year but yet someone leaving held the gate open for him since he was running in that direction. This was an issue last year when a child was pleaded to open the gate and a non parent was on the school ground and roaming around before he was approached by office personnel and escorted off the premises before something regretful happened, so please when i make a remark to you about this gate being exit only, heed my concern for the safety of my grandsons and your children.

As parents, we enrolled our child at Celebration Center because of its Christian foundation and the…read morepromise of a school that partners with families in raising and educating children. The kindergarten year was great. 1st grade, however, well, lets just say, recent events have shown us that this school does not practice what it preaches. Without detailed communication or parental consent, Celebration brought in a guest speaker from Committing to 16 -- someone with no formal training in early childhood education -- to speak to a class of 6-year-olds. Even worse, the speaker contradicted her own organization's message ["Committing to 16 is designed to help prevent mental health issues that come with social media use in kids and teens by avoiding social media usage until 16..." ] by encouraging kids to stay on social media... at six years old! How is that in line with Christian values or healthy child development? C'mon Nurse Kelli - make it sound right. And that's just grazing the top layer of their presentation slides... there's more than social media. How about, vaping, sexual touching? Yeah, that. Even public schools have consents toward subjects spoken on that subject. We're raising our child in a very intentional and supervised way. No sleepovers. No random adults without us present. No unsupervised screen time -- ever. Every minute of his exposure to media is something we explain and walk him through. So, to find out that Celebration assumed all children were on the same path and delivered such content without consent? Completely unacceptable. When my wife addressed the issue in person, she was met with dismissive body language and zero accountability. From what I gathered, they didn't seem to think they did anything wrong -- or perhaps they just labeled us as "overprotective parents." Let me be clear: We may be the first to speak up, but we are not alone. Other parents we've talked to were equally outraged. To top it off, our child has mentioned they often watch YouTube in class. If that's what we're paying thousands a year for, we could have stayed home and done that ourselves -- for free. Celebration Center claims to partner with parents, but in our experience, they make major decisions without transparency and then stand by them without reflection. We no longer trust the school's judgment, and we certainly don't feel they prioritize the well-being or innocence of the children in their care. If you're a parent looking for a school that truly respects and collaborates with families, think twice before enrolling here. They might say the right things, but their actions tell a different story.

I highly recommend Celebration Center to every parents. I am grateful to all the teachers here from…read moremy heart. I still remember my daughter crying every day when she first came here, but her teachers accompanied and enlightened her patiently. All the teachers here know my daughter's name and greet her warmly every morning. Soon, my daughter stopped crying and looked forward to coming to school every day. I am really thankful to Ms Passionai, Angie and Vanessa, they have given a lot of love and patience to my daughter. I thank God for leading me and my daughter here and meeting all people here.

So far so good. My kids like it here and the teachers work with me on helping my kids succeed. We…read morehaven't had any bullying problems at this school and the kids seem well behaved and happy. Much better than Antioch Middle.

I'm a student of Mrs Kim and i love her and appreciate all her hard work other teachers wouldn't…read morehave done for me

Ms Kim at Career Edge has been tutoring young people in the Antioch area for more than 15 years…read more Her prices are reasonable, and she's knows her stuff! No matter the subject, she's on point with helping students reach and exceed their educational goals