Enrolling my daughter into the TK program is probably one of the best educational decisions we made…read morefor our daughter. We watched her blossom in every aspect shortly after she joined. Mrs. Krofts is so amazing. Our daughter is more confident and excited to learn than ever. The Principal stands at the entrance to greet the students in the mornings, my daughter always runs up to him to give him a hug. We've had a great experience so far. I 100% recommend the TK program if you have a kid of age. They also have a good 'Home room' program that stays open till 6pm, it's convenient and relatively cheap. Most other schools in the area offer programs that close at 5pm which is not as convenient for working parents.

We have had our son here since he was in TK and have had an overall very positive experience the…read morewhole time! He's currently in third, and while there have been hiccups (my child has ADHD, so learning is always an adventure), we've felt very nurtured in this family-like environment. The communication is clear and we never feel like we're bothering anyone if we check in. Additionally, the principal has a wild ability to know everyone by name. It REALLY adds to the family-like aspect and makes you feel like you belong.

Fortunately, my daughter did not attend this school too long. Mrs. Fryer and Mrs. Tapos made sure…read moremy daughter felt "less than." They labeled her as having a learning disability, which was so far from the truth. I got her out of that school as soon as I could. Well, my daughter got accepted to USC. I'm so proud of her. Fortunately, my daughter is so resilient, and did not let these people cause her any psychological damage.

Carden day school is a friendly safe environment. I have only been here for 5 years (grades 1-5)…read morebut I feel like I think how every Carden student feels; welcome. Every day I step on to the campus I feel a huge rush and just wanted to see everyone as soon as possible. I think also the class or grade sizes are very helpfull to because they let the teacher and classmates I guess bond with each other. In my grade (6th) has 13 kids including me. Maybe to some off you reading this you think it is small but this is how I have developed such a great friendship between everyone. I hope this has helped.

As a mother, I am very grateful for Most Holy Trinity School and the community it has been for my…read morefamily. From the beginning, I felt welcomed not only as a parent, but as a person. What I appreciate most is the care and dedication of the teachers and staff. My children have been encouraged academically, spiritually, and personally in an environment rooted in faith, compassion, and service. The school also has a beautiful multicultural community where many families from different backgrounds come together and support one another. As a working mother balancing many responsibilities, it has meant a lot to know my children are in a place where they are known, supported, and encouraged to grow with confidence and kindness. I am thankful for the many people who work hard each day to make the school a welcoming and faith-filled community.

My child looks like this every day he goes to this school. He looks stinky too. He also love his…read morefriends David

Rules, rules, rules. All school have 'em. All students and PARENTS should follow 'em…read more It's a little different than when I first attended elementary school :) But It's good to have orientation for new parents like me who has a first time child attending public school. Don't drop your kids off too early or too late! There's a time for when they can play on campus and when they will be waiting for the time to play on campus. I did have one bad experience a few years back, there when it was my nephew that was about to attend kindergarten, my cousin asked me to drive her there, so I did. The STAFF parking lot sign wasn't very large, nor was the spray painted sign on the ground large enough either. A lady approached me, I was sitting in the driver's seat, and asked "will you be leaving anytime soon?" I answered honestly "I don't know, my cousin is trying to register her son" the lady left in a huff saying "well, I am parking my car behind you if you don't know how long it'll be", needless to say, this school staff drives a burgandy SUV with a specialized license plate. My cousin came out a few minutes later and said "who parked their car behind you? " I wasn't paying attention at the time when the lady approached me I turned around and yup. Her car was parked right behind me so that I couldn't reverse out. My cousin went back into the office and the lady came out with her lecturing my cousin on that it's a staff parking lot. 1) This is our first time at this school, the staff sign for parking was very small and the fact that it's spray painted at very odd corners of the ground (now it's larger from what I saw when I picked my nephew up) This is also the first time at a school where I see there is no parking for the parents and it's in a crowded neighborhood including a park. I've moved around a lot in my childhood days, attended many schools and picked up lots of nephews and cousins from elementary school... seriously, no parent parking or visitor parking? 2) Lady, you could've asked me to move my car, being that I was just sitting in the car, it's not like I left the car to go to the office with my cousin. 3) It was very childlike to have you park your car like tha when in fact there were 2 other, yes that's right TWO other parking spot available. I don't know what kind of lesson you're trying to teach me, it's my first time at that school as well as my cousin, if my child and nephew are to attend there as their first time as well, I hope they are not treated that way nor taught to treat other's that way. ... Now that my child is attending school here, I know from experience a few years back where I can or cannot park. But I still see parents going in and parking inside...

This is the first year that both my children are going to Montgomery. I have a first grader there…read moreand a kindergartener. I love both of their teachers and all the staff that I have come in contact with are all really friendly and nice. I've noticed that the Principal is very involved with the students and she is also very social and friendly to everyone whenever she is in passing with anyone. The school itself is nice, of course like every other parent that drops off and picks up their child here, would probably complain of the traffic but it's a school, of course it's gonna be busy around those times. Otherwise, my children are very happy with the school and so far, so am I!

Horrible. The teachers were fine, but everything else is atrocious. NB: if your kid is getting…read morebullied, the school will turn a blind eye and do absolutely nothing. They cater to the people who fit their mold and that's it. I highly recommend IF you want your kids to have an education that's on par to what we received 30+ years ago.

Fantastic school with a great community, which is the thing you'll hear parents rave about most…read moreoften. We've been here 7 years and counting. If you see a negative review, click on the person's account and you may find that they like to give negative reviews. Maybe it's you and not everyone else AB, just sayin :-)

In today's world, with so much hate, the last thing we need is actively teaching hate at school!…read moreValley Christian Junior High School is one of the only religious schools that is not open to the LGBTQ+ community. Parents have been reminding them that Jesus loves EVERYONE for several years, but the administrators will not listen. They actively teach that being gay or trans is wrong, making some students feel that their very existence is wrong. How can kids learn, when they are made to feel that way? You might think, "well, I can just teach my children that that being gay is OK. That's what our family believes." Well, it is not that easy. Kids walk away with a bias against LGBTQ+ people. Some boys there call some kids "tranny" and "gay" as an insult, followed by "I'm going to kick your ass after school." Sadly, the high school principal says that his school takes the same stance as the middle school. I have been thinking about how to phrase this post for a long time, because the school's stance hurts us deeply, as people who believe in God. If you switch to a public school, you will likely be behind in math and have to play catch up. So, you can get excellent grades and meet some good friends, but you will likely fall behind in math, and feel miserable about school. You have to be a very specific type of person with a narrow view to feel accepted and happy at Valley. During these very formative middle school years, is this what you want your child to walk away with?

If you are planning an event in the San Jose area and need a good location the Conservatory at…read moreValley Christian is a great option. It has lots of room, great views, and is really affordable. There is so much you can do with this space that it could really fit the needs for most parties, events.

Great memories here, I wanted to go to chaboya but lowk the best decision in my life. Bulldog tech…read moreis such a good program for your child who sometimes doesn't like group projects. Especially for me I thought it was dumb after seeing leyva's campus is just normal middle school program. I got to experience another type of program. Great teachers, staffs, and students. Got to reunite with most of my old old elementary friends! And made new ones. I believe I'm the class of 2024. I want to shout out my fav teachs: Ms. Tran,Mr hollenkamp, ms balesteri and , Ms. Lam. The other staffs are great too! and omg saving for the best for last.....Ms. counselor(I'm sorry I forgot your name) anyways best counselor in the world. Been with through my hardest time and best. I pretty she came to campus sometimes for club or for me. I really wish I still remember you so I can tell you how far I came. Anyways I love bulldog tech you should come here class of 2030-2031

I don't even know how to begin this review. This school is horrible and discriminates their…read morestudents. The current vice principal is horrible and needs additional training or schooling on how to deal with disabled children. My Daugther who is on the spectrum has had several issues, problems with either a staff member, teacher or a student and the way they deal with this is just not appropriate. There are constant fights all the time. Finally today put my foot down and went down to the district to file a complaint I'm so over the way they are targeting my child. It's been overwhelming and I have to stand up for my child and advocate whether they like it or not. Staff members want respect from the students but won't give it to begin with ! We are the adults the example ... instead they fight with the kids as if they were teens themselves. I can go on and on .... Today was the tip of the iceberg! I will make sure my child is heard thru me ! Please keep ur children away from this school

The special education department is disorganized, understaffed, and needs better funding as well as…read moreresources. School and district do not train paraeducators, and they are contracted with companies that do not pay their workers their full wage or living wage. Evergreen School District needs to start investing in their special needs community as well as assisting with opening doors of opportunities for their staff and kids alike.

This school was pretty good until 2007/2008, when they changed principals. The activities weren't…read moreenjoyable and the place turned into a dump. The kids there need more discipline, too. Aside from that, the staff is mostly nice. They waste too much resources, however. This place is a target for graffitiers.