It's been a wonderful experience the last two years with St. Paul's School. We have two daughters,…read moreone at the pre-k level and the other in elementary. My wife and I love the smaller class sizes and the teachers willingness to see that our girls succeed! The campus feels comfortable, safe and inviting. There's always something going on to enrich their experience - field trips, kite day, book fair, carnival, guest speakers and story tellers, student-led chapel, music and art. Parents are very involved in the class rooms. Highly recommend St. Paul's school!

One of the best enrichment programs in town. The social and emotional development, along with self…read moreconfidence and independence my daughter has developed in just a few weeks, was exactly what brought us back as a returning family for our toddlers after our older kiddos attended years ago!

We have been at Stepping Stones for about six years now between our three kids and we absolutely…read morelove it. Great program, great teachers! They are an enrichment program and our kids have always been well-prepared for kindergarten coming out of Stepping Stones. Kids get to do crafts, cooking, reading, music, singing, outside play, anything you'd want from a preschool. We recommend it to all our friends.

My niece has done pre-K and Kindergarten here. She seems to love her teachers and has no…read morecomplaints. The campus still looks new. The sisters and fathers have all been courteous and polite to me whenever I'm there to do a pick up. Nice cathedral-styled church attached. I like that they do a lot of activities, like plays and chorus, as well as all the craft fairs and carnivals (which are to raise money, but hey, the kids seem to enjoy them). I think they the teachers rotate from places around the world, so my niece had a teacher from India last year. I think it's great that she's exposed to cultural differences. It's heightened her awareness and I think fostered early tolerance for differences between people.

This is a very nice and friendly school. It has nice staff and offers a great catholic education…read more It offers great academic challenges to thrive your child.

I appreciate Success Learning Center/Visalia Music School. This is my daughter's second year of…read moretheir Summer Bridge Program, and it has been benifical for her. Everyone here is so personable and professional. My daughter enjoys coming here, and learns a lot. ELA/Math, music, science, art, and dance are a few provided during summer. Its affordable, and is a great program! Thank you so much:)

If you are looking to succeed in your educational goals this is the place to be! I have been…read morepersonally getting math tutoring here and can proudly say I have passed all my college courses with A's and B's. I come here for math tutoring and can not say enough about Conan my math tutor he is a 19 year old math genius. I rate this center a 5 star because of not only their great tutors but the great atmosphere. I have had the pleasure to interact with Jana Margie, Livy, Neli and Rori who are full of enthusiasm and make this place a fun environment to learn. I must add that having an open communication about ones educational needs and expectations are key to any successful educational journey and that it's our part as a client to articulate those needs to the wonderful people who work here so that they know what your needs are as a student and are able to meet those needs and expectations.

5 stars now, not when I was actually IN high school. Boyfriends, cliques, no bandanna/halter top…read morepolicy, and superficial teachers aside, it was a great school. #1 The landscape. It's not something you really appreciate when you're going from class to class, but a lot of schools in Fresno/Clovis have a lot of cement. We had beautiful trees, hills, and lots of grass. #2 Silly ass lunch policies. I don't know how it is now, but when I would share stories with my husband he was always surprised that 9th-12th graders could go off for lunch. That small bit of 45 minute freedom was nice. #3 Our pep rallies. Again, when I was in school everybody went to the pep rallies. It was fun. #4 So, my husband went to one of our football games. Inevitability we lost, but that wasn't the point, he couldn't believe what the girls were wearing. As much as I bitched about our dress code, and that I couldn't wear halter tops (I still feel this way, I think it's silly that a back can't be shown) apparently we still have a little more revealing clothing than what my husband remembered when he went to school. #5 Pretty girls are bred here. I can't speak for the other high schools, but we had a very pretty class! Girls you'll realize this when you get out of Visalia, and boys you'll realize this when you leave too, but by this time it will be too late, because you would have already dumped your high school girlfriend. It's small enough that you know everybody in school, and big enough to decide what friends you want to associate yourself with. Stay away from the druggie, slutty ones kids!

They truly care about there students! I loved coming to…read moreGolden West High School as a student and all the staff is sweet like family.

great school, great teacher, great student, and by far the most unforgettable experiences here.read more

If you're looking for a place where motivation goes to die and time somehow moves both too fast and…read moretoo slow at the same time, Tulare Union High School is the perfect spot. Walking onto campus feels like stepping into a loop of the same day over and over again, except somehow each day gets more exhausting. The food? Let's just say it builds character... and possibly a stronger immune system. The lines are longer than the actual time you get to eat, so by the time you sit down, lunch is basically over. The classrooms are a mix of freezing cold or randomly hot, with no in-between. You either can't feel your fingers or you're trying not to fall asleep from the heat. And don't even get me started on the Wi-Fi--it works great if your goal is to not use it at all. Some teachers are cool, but others act like their class is the only one that exists, assigning enough homework to keep you busy until graduation. Spirit events are hyped up, but somehow still end up being awkward half the time. Overall, if you enjoy chaos, confusion, and wondering why you even showed up that day, this school might be for you. Otherwise... good luck.

Children's House Montessori is a hidden treasure in our area. The teachers are kind and loving and…read morehave each child's individual needs as their priority. The ownership has been involved in early childhood education for over 30 years and takes great pride in providing an outstanding program for Tulare.

The school, the staff, the curriculum...all amazing! My 4 year old attends and my 2 year old will…read morebe there soon too!

I attended St. Rose kindergarten through eighth grade and throughly enjoyed my time spent at the…read moreschool! Education is top notch teachers genuinely care about their students and want them to succeed. Also loved the family environment. Because of the fact that it is a small school classmates and teachers are like family with one another. I highly recommend this school!