Had a very pleasant meeting with faculty to enroll my 2 kids. Met with parents and this little…read moreschool in the hill may be it. I especially like the story behind the church on school grounds. Not far from where my grandparents are buried. The parish hall could use a remodel interior wise but staff were so welcoming.

All the reviews are correct. The school is a major money grab. Tuition is one of the highest in the…read moreDiocese for Elementary and what you are getting is nothing to write home about. The school claims to pride itself on its Catholic values and sense of community. This couldn't be further from the truth. While there are families there for the right reasons, the majority are not. There is a huge problem with bullying, and it goes completely unaddressed. The kids are rude and many lack basic manners. Not a far departure from the parents who are simply there for status. This is much more a private school than a Catholic school. This review is 100% towards the school. St. John the Baptist Church is wonderful and unfortunately has very little to do with the school. This year can not be over soon enough, taking my kids to a much better environment.

AP Physics teacher Lisa Moore is the worst teacher, She teaches almost nothing, and her grading is…read moreextremely unfair. So many good students perform poorly in her class, She said to the students, If you guys do bad nothing good for me, If you do good nothing good for me either. School can't do anything about it. Feel bad for our kids.

Sister played a volleyball game there, students from this high school were making inappropriate…read morenoises after being told to stop numerous times, being disrespectful to the parents, when the head person was informed he laughed about it. when a parent was walking past a group of boys to go in the lobby the boys made inappropriate comments about her and when AD was told about it he didn't do anything, they where told to stop acting the way they were, and mouthed off to the ref, AD was told and went to "talk to the boys". but instead laughed with them and they continued to make inappropriate noises. these kids are unmannered and give a bad look to there school and it just shows with the way admin handled the situation.

We come here every Tuesday and Thursday for Maddog Wrestling. My five year old practices here. The…read moregym is large and the wrestling room is in that- also a good size. The kids have plenty of mat room and parents have room and space to hang out and enjoy. The room offers lots of mats for the floor, mats on the wall, mirrors on the walls, rings, and ropes. The best part about this school is the staff working. All of the coaches and volunteers working in this FOLSOM community are phenomenal. They all are fantastic with children. They work really hard to be as patient and helpful as possible- with all the different personalities and ages of each child. They all understand the energy and compassion that each individual needs. If you have children, this is definitely a place to come and bring them. I suggest doing so 100%! I love this place and the people working in it!

Attended the 2015 Northern California Character Combine at Folsom High School. Seminars and…read morespeakers focus on sportsmanship, leadership, and character building. http://charactercombine.com/sports-development/northern-california-combine The campus is very nice and well-suited for such an event. Most main stage speaker sessions occurred at the Jill Solberg Performing Arts Center theater for everyone including students/athletes, with the separate individual breakout sessions for coaches/parents/administrators happening in one of the two-story classroom buildings (I believe the two classrooms I visited were typically used for World History and Geography), and continental breakfast and sandwich lunch in the multipurpose room/cafeteria area. The theater was big, about 700 person capacity, comfortable seating, and an impressive lights/sound system for the stage. #whatsyourwhy

For two years (5th grade and 6th grade), my student received a score = 4 (the highest score) on the…read moreCAASP state testing and A's in all of their classes. By the Folsom Middle School English Honors requirements, my student qualified for English Honors for 6th grade and 7th grade years. THEY DID NOT GIVE IT TO MY STUDENT FOR TWO YEARS. They refuse to help over-achieving students to reach their full potential. When asked regarding having my STUDENT into the English Honors program, I was told that they will now be on a waitlist in the order that my email was received in their mailbox.

This school is alright most of my techers are cheeks especially Mrs.B she is SO bad. The yard…read moreduties are also bad some are good but Shaker and miss Voorhees are bad and very inconsiderate

We have attended Lakeside for about 4 years. It has been…read morenothing short of amazing!!!! Pastor Brad, Sean, and John are all great messengers for God. Our music director Josh and the music team are awesome!!!! Lots of great activities to get involved with. Kids are a top priority as well. Great classes for the kiddos. I promise....if you're looking for a home church....look no further.

Have since left attending and found a better church but they made token attempts but not serious…read moreefforts retaining the young adult/young professional population which is a large opportunity for the area (very few churches offer this and are increasingly cutting off after a certain age). The YA/YP groups were often self run by volunteers and didn't get much support or promotion from the church staff and quickly dwindled in attendance and dissolved. While the church has city presence and outreach efforts it is run like a business with a revenue focus and sermons are topical but not deep into the Bible for the adults attending. You will feel more left out if the focus is heavily on having families and you aren't at that stage of life.

Our children have been at Summit since kindergarten, and now they are thriving in 6th grade. What…read morewe appreciate most is not only the strong academics, but the way the school intentionally shapes their hearts and minds. The teachers foster meaningful discussions and healthy debates about biblical events, encouraging students to think deeply and apply their faith to real life. The spiritual formation at Summit has been a tremendous blessing to our family. Our kids are growing in wisdom, confidence, and a love for God that we see carried into our home life as well. We are so thankful for a school community that partners with us in raising our children with both a solid education and a strong foundation in Christ.

We love Summit Christian School! The staff and teachers are caring and supportive. They truly want…read moreyour kids to know God have an meaningful relationship with him. The education exceeds our expectations. We definitely recommend this school!

In Folsom for the weekend, we attended an early Sunday mass at St. John's. New to the area, we…read moreweren't sure we were in the right place when our GPS said we had arrived at what looked like a school parking lot. But other people seemed dressed for church, so we parked and followed them. finding the church a short distance away, hidden by lovely trees. St John's Church is large and modern with a beautiful wooden ceiling, pews, and capped by a lovely altar. It really has some striking architecture. In spite of the early hour, there was a large congregation, make me for a festive atmosphere. Although just visiting, attending this mass was memorable.

Let's be real folks, this is a church and I'm not about to judge the religion or priests, or…read morepeople. I know of only one judge in my life. The church has a massive amphitheater like seating. Has a cry room for those children who need a space to be kids. Sound sys. great for hearing music and homilies. There is chapel to the side of the church with great stained glass murals. Really sets a great ambiance when it's sunny outside. Overall, a traditional Catholic church appropriate for the traditions of the religion. The business that goes on here is between you and the Lord. Getting my prayer on at SYU!!! pom pom

I am deeply grateful for the kindness and support I received from Oak Hills Church during a…read morechallenging season in my life. When my family and I were navigating a transition into a new place, we needed a little extra help to get through that period. The care, understanding, and generosity we experienced made a meaningful difference. What stood out most was not just the assistance itself, but the compassion behind it. We were treated with dignity, respect, and genuine concern. That kind of support stays with a person. I look forward to attending a Sunday gathering to meet more of the community and, in time, giving back however I can. If anyone is searching for a place that truly cares and quietly helps when it matters most, this church reflects that spirit.

Wonderful deep message that I trust. Mike Luken is the best. The church feels warm and welcoming.read more

THIS SCHOOL IS HORRIBLE! I was previously going through a custody battle with my children's father…read moreafter he basically parental KIDNAPPED our two children . I HAD NO KNOWN LOCATIONS FOR MY CHILDREN , THEY'RE FATHER WAS A FLIGHT RISK. I had found out my children were going to this school , I PROVIDED ALL INFORMATION SHOWING I AM THEIR MOTHER AND THEY'VE BEEN IN MY CARE (the father had his girlfriend on all the records for the school claiming she was the children's mother) this school asked for no type of proof , RECORDS, ANYTHING! I informed them they can call law enforcement (I had all proper documentation) just for the school to call their dad to immediately pick them up . This made it so much MORE DIFFICULT TO LOCATE MY CHILDREN AND CONFIRM THEIR SAFETY! This school IS HORRIBLE AND SAFETY IS NOT A PRIORITY AT ALL! The school must realize they were VERY WRONG because I pulled my children out of the school after involving Folsom Police in an effort to locate my children AFTER ALL THIS MESS ! They're fortunate I don't get an attorney and sue the school district for negligence. ANOTHER THING , when I called the school to inform them I have located my children and I HAVE EMERGENCY CUSTODY THE WOMAN IN THE OFFICE HAD THE AUDACITY TO ARGUE WITH ME! THIS SCHOOL IS A MOCKERY !!

I spent a week in September taking my grandson to school at Blanche Sprentz Elementary. I couldn't…read morebe happier and neither could he. The teachers were kind and the other parents were friendly also. My grandson is already reading and he just turned five years old. I'm very happy my grandson is going to the school.

We are going in to our 5th year and 3rd child at Sundance this year. We have had kids in the…read morepreschool through first grade programs. Our children have always been treated respectfully and kindly while receiving an exceptional education. Their education extends beyond the standard curriculum to art, music, grace and courtesy. Calling a school "Montessori" doesn't assure quality or traditional Montessori education. Sundance has give us that, plus a sense of community. If you're considering Montessori schools, look in to what a true Montessori classroom should look like before you start touring. You wont be disappointed with Sundance!

This preschool's website has misspellings and incorrect grammar on almost every page and some…read moreparagraphs failing to make any sense at all. I implore the site mgr to correct this above all things - this is a school for heaven's sake. I have info packets from four local Montessori programs laid out in front of me and not one mirror such strict and dare I say prestigious policies. Sundance has mandatory "volunteer" hours or you must pay an "opt out" fee. A very unfriendly withdrawal policy (Note a 30 day notification necessary - not including weekends and holidays, holidays which are not counted although you pay for might I add. This is just one among a very long, twisting list of roadblocks to getting your money back). Also the most expensive registration, materials and app fees of any Montessori in the area as best as my research can tell. The absolute clincher for me is the application process. I'm afraid with no other Montessori do they project such a prestigious attitude about "invitation" requirements to register after teacher/director/parent/child interviews and nonrefundable fees, of which it's stated constantly "is not a guarantee of acceptance." What could possibly be on a toddlers application that would constitute refusal? I can only conclude they are judging in other areas of which I do not dare to guess. After researching this school I come away with an impression of a historic university including their policies and prices. This is PRESCHOOL after all. Ever so sorry about the negative review. I would like it known my review does not impose opinion upon this institution's teachers, their abilities in their profession and/or dedication to it. My issues rely on the business sector of this preschool only. I invite members of staff here to contact me and correct any of my misconceptions.