Nice school to enroll your children ! Teachers are friendly nice safe school! The food is good !…read moreThe kids get happy when they can smell lunch hot lunches an pizza is everyday plus more!!

Leadership is weak. Support staff is lazy and unreliable. On the surface it looks like they're…read moredoing their jobs, but they're not. Had to email the School Superintendent just to get them to act right. Lastly be careful where your address is actually assigned to school district wise. Parts of Martinez falls under Mt. Diablo, but Martinez has a history of accepting students into their schools only to bump them later. Unless you want your child settling in, making friends, and adoring their teachers - only to have to start over - I suggest you verify your address with Mt. Diablo. They're bigger and better with real leaders over there.

This school is amazing! My daughter has never had a bad teacher in her 5 years of going here. The…read morestaff really cares about the kids. It's tons of smiles and fun. I also feel really safe with them. The teachers keep a close eye on all of them. The classrooms are state of the art! Kids all have iPads, and laptop computers. Their whiteboard is even digital! Very glade I did my research and moved to the area so she could attend John Muir.

We have been really happy with our experience at St. Catherine of Siena School. The sense of…read morecommunity is strong and welcoming, and the teachers truly care about their students. Both of our children have thrived under their guidance and instruction academically, socially, and emotionally. It's clear that the staff is dedicated to helping each child grow and feel supported. Our kids are happy going to school here and that's what is most important. We're very grateful to be part of this school and would absolutely recommend St. Catherine of Siena to families looking for a nurturing, high-quality education.

St. Catherine of Siena School truly feels like home. Our family has met so many wonderful people,…read moreand we've become part of a warm, uplifting community of supportive parents and teachers. The teachers and staff are incredibly welcoming and deeply committed to every student's growth and well being. Having our child attend St. Catherine of Siena has been a blessing for our entire family We couldn't imagine a better place for their education and development.

My son is a current student at Lasting Impressions Preschool. It is a small preschool located in…read morethe same parking lot as Morello Park Elementary. They offer both preschool and child care if your child is fully potty trained. Snacks are provided, but you must provide their lunch. Part time and full time is offered. There are some really great things about Lasting Impressions, and some not so great things. Let's start with the great... I love their flexibility. My son currently attends for preschool in the mornings only. However, when the need arises, I can pay an hourly rate for him to stay longer. I love this! Also, they will walk over and get my daughter, who attends Morello Park, if I need them to. Teacher John is wonderful! My son absolutely loves him! He offers experiences the kids won't get anywhere else. They have science experiments, jam sessions, go on explorations, scooter races - the list goes on and on! There are a few things I'd like to see changed. Some of the toys and equipment (tvs, vcr, etc..) look tired and worn out. I'd like to see new items brought in. Overall it has been a great experience for my son. I'm not sure if he will be returning next year only because he wants to go to a preschool where they talk about Jesus.

This place is still open ! My son attends this school I don't know who said this place is closed…read moremaybe that person should go to the school an look first before they assume ! It is a great school my other 3 children went there as well ! I also have 3 friends that have there children there as well ! Not sure if they have any openings but there worth while checking out if ur looking for preschool or daycare !

This place should 'act' on what's best for the child, not what's best for 'a' parent. If they want…read moreto get involved and go by the way they have been... maybe they should get involved in what really is going on in order to get my child a better head start. Instead their actions undergo to having my child be conditioned by valuing children for what they do, rather than for who they are.

I had my son attend this center thinking that they cared for the children in their care but NO…read more.. The staff at this center should not be working with children. For the time my child has been going there, he has always been getting a cold. I kept him home until he got better, then I will take him back when he felt better and two to three days back in school he gets a cold again. I suspected that they were not taking care of him the way they should, I spoke t the teachers there and told them that I do not want them to keep him outside with one layer of clothing. And so they ignored my wishes and continues to undress him outside and kept him in the cold while other children were fully clothed. One day I decided to pick him up early from school and I caught them right in the ack. They had my child outside in the cold air with just a vest which he had under another layer of clothes I sent him with. I lost it and pull him out of there. If you are looking for a school that will respect your wishes, this one isn't it. If you have a child that doesn't like to nap don't consider this school. the teachers will complain every time you pick your child up. while my child was attending this school I did not notice any improvement in his educational skills. This school is a waste of time and government funding. Save yourself money and your child time don't send your child to this place

A California historic center. Brilliant priests and all with gifted preaching and tangible outlooks…read moreon life. A great visit!

A pretty nifty church; as noted, it's a bit modest on the outside, but if you begin to look closer,…read morethe darn thing was built a touch over 150 years ago when the first Dominican monks landed in the greater Bay Area. (Not meant to be a history lesson; I read the plaque but didn't memorize it, so no warranty offered for absolute accuracy.) The inside retains many trappings of days gone by, and the modern touches (sound system/speakers, say) are put in such that it doesn't detract from the overall appearance of the church.