THESE TEACHERS ARE ALL MORONS!!! so my experience was that the teachers weren't helping me at all…read moreespecially ms. Fimbers and ms antick. Only teacher that was helping was Mr Godwin but eventually I got taken out of the school. And before winter break the principal was supposed to call to enroll me back in and he never called so we have to call him after the break so i could get in rolled not to me too. The P.E teacher didn't care I was about to pass out i to,d him I needed a break he didn't care. So I don't recommend this school and the office has a bad attitude. Don't recommend

Wanted to share part of an email that was never fully addressed by the staff at Eastlake or when I…read morewent to the superintendent. The superintendent referred me back to the school staff which made no sense. I obviously reached out to the superintendent because I needed more assistance the staff was not able to provide. Here's a piece of my email. At this point we do not feel supported by the staff at Eastlake Middle School and want this recorded as a written complaint. I am concerned and upset that no one cares that Mr. Spates is creating inappropriate relationships with children. I was on the phone listening to a conversation between Mr. Spates and my and my daughter and i did not feel comfortable with the way he was speaking to my daughter. He was too friendly. Got mad at her for not giving him her chips to eat then kicked her out over her chips. I can go further in detail in person but it was too playful for me and unacceptable. He gives creep vibes. The man was super playful with my baby girl, it made me uncomfortable.

I sent my kid to this school in 2023 he got bullied cussed and call racial slurls the staff was mid…read morethe bathrooms are not sanitary he got punched in the face and the teachers and staff did nothing also all they do is give them Ice they do not give you pain medicine the need to up there school NOW

Arroyo Vista Charter has been our home for the past 7 years! My oldest started Kinder in 2015 then…read moremy middle and Youngest followed shortly after! I couldn't be more happy with the attention to detail and care that my children are provided each day! Having three children at Arroyo Vista means we have had many teachers and I could honestly say each one has been AMAZING! I wish I could name them all but it would be a LONG list! Thank you to all the Staff at Arroyo Vista for your commitment to teaching our children and setting the standards high!

This school is supposed to be the best high school in Chula Vista in terms of academic performance…read more It may be, but not due to the counseling department for sure. I have emailed my kiddo's counselor with a question. No response! They do the bare minimum for their job. The counselors are terrible at this school! Support at this school definitely doesn't rival those at north county schools. There are some great teachers here where you can see their passion for teaching. They tend to be AP teachers, of course. The math teachers don't really stand out. I'm not going to name names but there is a math teacher that didn't respond to any emails from parents who had emailed them with concerns. One student reported this math teacher was helping them with a math problem while simultaneously playing Pokémon Go. This was after school, though. Maybe the teacher was THAT good, doing two things at the same time but students need respect, not just teachers. The 504 process was great though, I liked the fact that most teachers show up for the 504 meetings. Thanks, caring teachers, for your support of kids with disabilities. They just spent a lot of $ sprucing up the campus and it is looking pretty nice!

OK this review is for lack of parking only. They need a weeeee bit more parking for a school this…read moresize. I don't know how they will accomplish this but you seriously would need to bus people in for large events. Parking is ridic.

Trying to get my daughter here for 8th grade and get her out of Eastlake Middle school. After my…read moredaughter was attacked, assaulted, and had racial slurs thrown at her at Eastlake Middle School. I have heard nothing but good things about High Tech High.

Just attended a graduation ceremony for my nephew. The campus is so different from a typical high…read moreschool and the views of the rolling hills surrounding the campus are beautiful. I attended an orientation when my daughter was entering Jr high in hopes of being accepted, but the wait list for this Jr/high school is a long one and she wasn't accepted. The curriculum and philosophy presented at the orientation was so impressive, made me want to go back to high school all over again! Definitely worth checking out this school if your looking for a school for your child.

Our kids went to school here for years. We finally withdrew them when the teachers were pushing…read moretheir liberal propaganda onto our kids. We were able to overhear the teacher because the kids were on distance learning. She was telling the kids that republicans are bad and providing blatant liberal propaganda videos to our kids. We feel that the teachers should be teaching math, science, English, etc. In fact, you should not even be able to tell which political party the teachers are. This school is a factory for creating liberals. They are grooming children to be liberals, and they punish you if you are not. If you are independent or conservative, please do not send your kids to this school. These are the formative years, and they have the ability to hijack these young minds. Many of our friends have moved their kids out of Salt Creek into private schools, home schooling, or out of state schools. It's just sad what this school has become.

Wonderful school, in a great location in Eastlake. Our children have been attending for the past 5…read moreyears and they've enjoyed learning, which is all that a parent can ask for. There is a dual-immersion program so that students are taught in Spanish and English. Our family has built many friendships with the teachers, faculty, and other parents. There are a lot of kids, over 1,000, and the only problem is the traffic situation in the mornings and afternoons. Overall, it's a great school in a community that cares about the children and their families.

Although we have seen some issues with the administration and the follow-up regarding discipline…read moreand consequences, our kids are very happy and leave school every day with a smile. The campus is beautiful, and the teachers are great.

Going to this school was the worst decision of my life. Not only were teachers underpaid and…read moreundervalued, they just fired Bob who was a major contributor to the well being of students. He worked there for 37 years and they fired him for no reason. Shame on this school.

Very nice basketball gym here. It is kept up well and is a great place to host basketball…read moretournaments. On this visit, there was no Snack Bar nor vending available. We have gone other times where they do have like a really robust snack Bar situation happening. Who knows maybe the parents didn't have enough time to get this together which is fine. Overall, the gym is very clean and you can tell that it isn't dated or yucky. The bathrooms are well maintained and I do appreciate that the floor is perfect for Basketball. there are a lot of bleachers here. It is a very big basketball or volleyball gym or whatever sport that they're hosting.

It is a very great school, and I enjoyed being in Otay Ranch very much. And the experience was niceread more

This was my daughter's first year at ORAA. Entering 6th grade was difficult in the beginning,…read morebecause a lot of the kids had been together for many years, but she eventually made friends and now she loves the school. Her teacher Ms. Clark was a joy to work with and seemed to very much enjoy her job and her students. I found all the teachers and staff passionate about both their jobs and the students. Many of the staff knew my daughter by name despite not even being her teacher. The parent community is very welcoming and the school as a charter always received a lot of support from the parents as they went through the difficult process of applying for approval to operate inside CVESD. The school is located on the campus of Mater Dei Catholic High School and the two schools seem to have a good relationship that allows ORAA to use the fields and theaters for school events as needed. The campus in my opinion is safe (fenced with security) and the teachers run safety drills that unfortunately are necessary these days. The curriculum is home-school based meaning the kids do a lot of independent learning at home and in class on computers. I think this teaches time management and goal setting as well as instilling a growth mindset in the children. Class sizes tend to be on the high side, 30 students/ 1 teacher with a classroom aid. When I did bring concerns to Ms. Clark, she addressed them promptly and welcomed the input. The school also regularly recognizes achievements by the students and this really does help grow confidence. I have only ever found the staff and other students to be friendly, welcoming, supportive and inclusive, which is,I think, what most parents hope for their kids. And I don't doubt that any concerns I would bring up to her teacher or the office staff would be immediately addressed.

We spent three years at Otay Ranch Academy for the Arts, and the warning signs were there from year…read moreone. During our first year, a teacher walked my daughter to the car to report she had pushed another child off the bleachers. When I asked my daughter what happened, she explained she acted first because the other child was about to push her off. The teacher's expectation that a child in that moment should call a "time out" and run and tell him instead of defending herself showed a fundamental lack of common sense. The principal repeatedly failed to protect my daughter from serious harassment. When two older boys bullied her, the administration did nothing despite multiple reports until the situation became physical on the playground and I was forced to send the police to intervene--an inaction that violated the state's anti-bullying mandates and demonstrated deliberate indifference. My daughter was not the only victim of these students, yet the school protected the aggressors instead of the victims. The final straw was the Title IX violation involving the girls' bathroom. The school's policy allowed a biological male student to use the girls' restroom, compromising my daughter's privacy and safety. When my daughter simply asked what he was doing there--a completely reasonable question--she was removed from class and dragged into the vice principal's office. Rather than correcting the policy to protect female students, the principal chose to shield staff and the school's legal liability, and the retaliation only intensified after I filed complaints. The school offered a bathroom some distance away as an "accommodation," which was completely impractical being located too far from her classroom. We ultimately filed a federal Title IX complaint with the U.S. Department of Education Office for Civil Rights (case #09253077) due to the school's deliberate indifference. Beyond these safety failures, the school suffers from poor leadership and resource management. Despite a large park directly behind the school, our children were confined to an asphalt playground nearly all year and were allowed to touch the grass exactly once--on the second to last day of school. The neighboring school uses that park regularly. Even the sixth-grade graduation was held outside on the asphalt instead of in the building's auditorium. This is the same school that was featured on Fox 5 San Diego for placing children in tents during extreme heat because of space mismanagement. The only reason this school remains open is a handful of truly excellent, caring teachers. But good educators cannot compensate for an administration that endangers children's safety, retaliates against families who advocate for their kids, and prioritizes liability over student welfare. We have pulled our children out of ORAA, and I strongly caution other parents to look elsewhere until there is a complete overhaul of leadership.

Awesome school, great teachers, and has well behaved and respectful students. The school has high…read moreexpectations and a beautiful setting and strong community. I would definitely send my own children here if they were elementary aged!

Everyone has been great since we started with Marshall in 2018. The class sizes are in my…read moreexperience have been on average we have had about 24 students per class. The principal, teachers and staff have all been amazing!

I recently attended my grandson's 8th grade graduation from Calvary Christian Academy.  What a…read moregreat ceremony with less than 40 students graduating, it went by quickly.  We are so used to sitting on some hot bleachers for two hours before they call your kid's name off the list at other schools. This was in a very nice air conditioned, newly remodeled auditorium. He is my second grandchild to graduate from this school, we still have one more to go and a handful of nieces & nephews who also attend. So overall we have been coming here to school performances and Holiday shows since my eldest grandson started here in 2011. He is now in High School at Mater Dei. I was a bit reticent when they started going to this school because I would have preferred them to attend a Catholic private school. Because we are Catholic. But as usual time has proven me wrong. The wonderful academic excellence and innovation, that this school provides has showed me that, the right choice was made. I see how happy and well rounded my grandkids have become. They are into sports, music; one plays the cello incredibly well. It seems that this school places a high priority on individual achievements, probably due to the 13:1 student teacher ratio. All of this with the added benefit of providing a moral education along with the academic one. The school is very well maintained, and the staff is incredible. Grandparents are treated as special guests; we even have a special day when the kids perform just for us. So, in my humble opinion this is one of, if not the finest private pre-school to 8th grade school in Chula Vista. I am a fan and I guess always have been. I highly recommend this illustrious private school!

I cant speak for the upper school, but I can speak for the preschool. It's amazing. Every teacher…read moreis loving and caring for their class and their families and they do the best they do to accommodate. I know this because I was able to see the inside of things. These teachers pray for their students, they take the time to make sure things are prepared for their students. And the director and assistant director or wonderful. This is a wonderful, safe and healthy environment for any preschool family from any form of background. One thing I loved about this school when I first started working there was even if you don't believe or aren't a Christian, this school will still accept you. And that to me, shows their true hearts.