First, the good news: Mr. Chohaan is the best teacher my son…read morehas ever had. He deserves 5+ stars. Not only did he get to know my son, he cared about his well being and academic success. He went above and beyond to make classes engaging, fun and exciting for his students and fun had field trips throughout the year too. My son *loves* him, and all of his students do too. And the bad: I recently had surgery to remove a disc that was fused to my spinal cord. The surgery also removed the remainder of the entire disc from between my vertebrae (L4-L5) at UC Davis by Dr. Kee Kim at the Spine Center in Sacramento on 8/25/2018. Recently it became re-injured, thus making it very difficult for me to move again. The entire office staff knows this, including the Vice Principal Mr. Cooley. My appointment at UC Davis is not until early April, so until then I have to somehow deal. Physical therapy is starting soon. I am also a full-custody single-mother with no child support, in my final year at Chico State University and currently working with a Yuba College professor to open a non-profit organization to benefit local Foster Youth who are aging out and facing homelessness. I am very busy and absolutely exhausted due to chronic pain and tons of responsibility. Though I love what I am doing, it is a lot! My son is often late to school due to my disability. I wake up multiple times a night and the pain is the worst in the mornings and night. So getting up in the morning is quite a process that is never the same. Every day is a different kind of nightmare. Today I brought my son to school late again. =( He is also sick, and school policy decides when my sick son is too sick to attend so I bundled him up and was ready to send him to school. We pulled up to the school gate and I had him get out. Mind you, it is pouring rain, and he's standing by the gate buzzing the office to let him in and they will not. They want me to come in and sign him in. It takes all my energy and pain tolerance just to get up and to my vehicle so I asked kindly if they could bring the form to me. The office staff's answer? A solid NO because they are "short staffed". (Which is BS and I'll explain below.) The vice principal's response? He has his staff's side and spoke to me like I was one of his child students. Their website shows 15 faces of people who are not teachers who could have helped me out, and only 215 students in the entire school (kindergarten all the way through high school!) Even if some staff were absent, there are plenty of people who could have taken the 60 seconds it would've taken to walk a disabled single mother a form. They simply did not want to. And I think that's pretty heartless. http://yubacitycharter.org/yccs-staff/ The average # of students in a regular public school in California is 386 for primary school, 524 for middle school, 629 for high school and 264 for "other". https://nces.ed.gov/pubs2001/overview/table05.asp They were not in a meeting, a staff conference or anything else of that nature. The staff told the vice principal that I wanted a pregnant woman to bring me the form, and the vice principal (Mr. Cooley) said to me, "You wanted my pregnant staff to bring you the sign-in!" I never asked for specifically someone who is pregnant to bring me the form. I just needed one of the 15+/- available humans on campus to take 60 seconds out of their day to help me. I will not be killing myself to get my son to that school any more. This is not the first time this has happened either, and an email to the vice principal the first time it happened was met with crickets. (He did not reply at all, yet told me today that he did receive the email though.) I'll take my son somewhere that cares for kids and their support system; i.e. the "whole child," as the state requires education professionals to do via common core standards. (I'm a teacher too, pausing work to recover from my spine.) The whole child includes the family, and the fact that their student (my son) has a disabled mom makes his life more challenging which is something that schools are supposed to support and help with. Not only have they refused to help me with something so simple, the VP there is failing to lead as well. Who wins here? Nobody. And who loses? My son. In short, they are failing the best practices of the whole child/common core ideology and thus, are failing their job. http://www.ascd.org/ASCD/pdf/siteASCD/policy/CCSS-and-Whole-Child-one-pager.pdf The images shown are screen shots of a video I took of my son trying to get into his school (yuba city charter school), and the staff refusing to unlock the gate. I am pointing with my S Pen to my son standing at the gate, waiting, to no avail. The other picture shows him running back through the rain to my truck, to tell me that they said they won't let him in unless I come in and sign. This is when I called to ask if they can bring it out.

YCCS provides a solid academic program to all students grades TK-12. The high school offers a full…read morecurriculum of classes that meet the UC A-G requirements for admission into colleges. Small class sizes and individualized attention to student success make YCCS an optimal choice for college bound students and students seeking career prep who prefer a small-school atmosphere.

Small school in the foothills. Nice area and all the staff do their best for the kids.read more

As everyone knows by now, the high school portion of the school is shutting down due to a lack of…read moreenrollment. We will miss this school. My girls loved it here and felt welcome. We just had an orientation today with the Roseville campus, and the feeling was certainly not the same, very cold, and the principal was not personable at all. Our time at JAA has come to an end -- the Roseville campus' energy does not match that of Lincoln.

We switched from TMBS (complete and utter nightmare) and could not be happier with John Adams. All…read moreschools have their issues, but the staff and administration have shown real consideration for my son and my family. So grateful.

The absolute best choice for online homeschool. Horizon is an impressive charter school that…read morewelcomes inclusivity and care. Horizon offers support in every way for students and parents particularly for those students needing IEP's. Thankful for the teachers and staff who fully show up for their students.

this is far the best school my children have attended i have from the enrollment to the teacher…read moreamazing king and my 5 children love it ages from 17,12,7,6,5 we look forward seeing the graduate from horizon charter dad graduated here horizon charter thank you ! being so wonderful !

GREAT PRINCIPLE ;GREAT TEACHERS ;GREAT STUDENTS. my son has been going here since kindergarten and…read moreis now in 4th grade.

Yuba Sutter Truck Driving School presents you with all the tools you need to succeed. The work…read moreelement is on you. If you show up, stay focused and keep your head in the game, this is the school for you. Anil and Angelo have a wide range of experience and knowledge to help you along the way. The service is great for an incredibly reasonable price. MANUAL TRANSMISSION IS THE WAY TO GO!

Great school you learn at your own pace they give you all the tools for you to learn and make it…read moreeasy for people to understand highly recommend if your looking to get your license

My son is in his third and final year (Kndergarten) at Morningstar. I loved the culture of the…read moreschool the former teachers built, before summer 2024, and I love the progression into the school Morningstar has become under Ms. Gigi's ownership as well. The teachers bring their substantial training, experience, and unique gifts to a beautiful environment. Montessori builds independence, autonomy, and initiative as it guides children into becoming passionate, lifelong learners. I am so grateful I found Morningstar in 2022 and can't recommend it highly enough to parents who have high hopes for their child's early education. One benefit I particularly treasure is the opportunity for leadership my son is experiencing as a Montessori mentor. As the caboose to our family, it struck me that this is his big opportunity to be the oldest among his peers. As I see the pictures and videos the school provides daily, chat casually with the teachers at pickup, and observe in our home life, I am seeing my "baby" grow into a confident, thoughtful boy who can apply reason and empathy, modulate his responses, and make good choices in his daily life. Even though he's eligible for Kindergarten (and I am a big supporter of the WPUSD elementary he will attend next year), I keep him here for the low teacher/student ratio, the peacefulness and productivity of his work day, the laughter, fun, and joy that is so clearly enjoyed by the children and the teachers, and the warmth, love, and kindness that welcomes in the families in the mornings and tells them goodnight at the close of day. As Morningstar matures under Ms. Gigi's leadership, I highly recommend it to all families looking for childcare / school in Lincoln.

A lot of reviews here mention the rudeness of the staff and the preferencial treatment they give…read morecertain parents and students. I had first hand experience with this. I attended their open house to see if the school would be a good fit for my son. We entered through the back gate and from the start I noticed I was being looked over. I figured it was because I looked somewhat sloppy carrying my infant in the carrier and haven't had the chance to change in order to make it on time. I was wrong. This was during the pandemic when masks were required indoors. All parents arrived with masks, but upon seeing the staff not wearing them, they also removed them. I attended with my toddler and infant who cannot be vaccinated, so we were also wearing masks and we did not remove them. Quickly, we became the only people wearing masks. When I asked if masks would be worn indoors, I was told no. Again, this was during a time when wearing masks was the safety guidance. I told the staff that I wasn't sure this would be the best fit, and she told me there were plenty of other preschools for my child. That's it. In no more than five minutes, I was bullied, made to feel uncomfortable, and told to leave. I left fuming. I could not believe she would 1. violate safety guidelines. 2. jeopardize the safety of my children. 3. tell me to go somewhere else rather than explain her reasoning. Also, this was done in plain view of other parents quickly setting the tone for the rest of the tour and establishing the type of treatment that is acceptable at this school. Obviously, I left. Looking back, she did me a favor as this is not the kind of environment I would want for my child. I have no doubt that what other parents have said in their posts is honest as the bullying behavior by the staff was in plain view with me. I am left feeling sad about what children are learning at this school about the treatment of others, and about their role in a community. This school is a detriment to all of Lincoln.

This is going to be a very descriptive review so hold on, haha. First, I do want to clarify that I…read moredid get my license and I didn't think I ever would without driver's training, however this particular company had a few concerns. My very first lesson was mostly parking lot practice and a bit around the block, but I don't feel like I had any "real" training. I opted for the Gold package. I didn't practice parking, straight line backing,lane positioning (I got marked on that on my driver's test) I didn't practice a lot of the things on the list of things the first lesson entails on the website. I requested a different driver after that lesson so I trained with David instead and he was great! He had me practice my weak areas many times until I got it down, he posted evaluations and comments after every lesson (first driver didn't do that) I was glad to have gone the route I did or I would've felt like I wasted $800. My behind the wheels test day finally arrived and the car I took my test in was not the same car I had practiced in every other lesson and we did not go over the check list in that car like we did every other time in the other car so I forgot where the Emergency break was. In the other car, it was a pedal. In this car,it was a button. So it was sort of frustrating that everything was switched up on me so quickly. We didn't do any freeway training, but that's okay. I felt we were behind because of the first lesson. I'll need to practice that on my own. On the website, for the Gold package, it says "This package includes everything covered in the Basic Teen Package, plus we will provide an hour and a half of training before the student's DMV exam, as well as our vehicle for taking the exam. We can also schedule the test for you. This package is ideal for those parents and students wanting to ensure they pass the driver examination. We've found that warming up with an instructor before the exam makes students confident and prepared which produces excellent results." When I initially read that, I was under the impression that I would be practicing with the DMV examiner before the test, I liked the idea of practicing with my examiner, however I did not. The wording on that was a bit misleading. Oh and on the days following the road test, I "practiced the road test" with my instructor several times but the rout I took was nothing like the road test. We went on a roundabout in which I only practiced once before,the morning of the test. I didn't understand the roundabout and I did not take the correct exit she told me to, so I went on a completely unfamiliar route and drove very slow and got marked for that lol I live in Paradise and I'm not used to Chico residential streets so I drove slow in case there was a hidden stop sign. I just feel like I got marked on a lot of stuff the school could've taught me. I did spend almost $1000 on it. Oh and also, on my third lesson, we were practicing in Chico and we came up on a stoplight that looked like the one in the picture. I started taking a left turn when my light was a green light and not a green arrow, which clearly states I must yield to oncoming traffic. I was told to go and almost got hit by a driver taking a right turn. That bothered me because I felt the instructor should have taken me on roads he was familiar with, because he didn't know that was a protected and unprotected stoplight. We all learned a valuable lesson that day on that light though. I take responsibility for that too, but I listened to him when he said go so I guess I got confused. ETA: I wanted to edit my review and add the phone operator was really sweet and she was definitely my favorite person I had the opportunity to interact with throughout this whole experience.

1 star is being generous. Bad customer service. Got full refund after first lesson was cut short…read moreand no one communicated with us. Look elsewhere.