The principals nice so are the teachers except Mrs billings I have heard multiple people and my old…read moreclassmates say that she was a horrible teacher and that she steals peoples food I'm glade I'm not at this school.

I am only writing this due to the New principal far exceeding his duties, and running out into the…read morerain to check on my child. This morning was a tough one, and there was no way around the school bus, so I had my child walk about 200 yards to his class (which I NEVER do), which was not in my vision. I called the office and asked if they could just confirm he got there, and Jeanette told me she could not. Wow, really??? She said they are not allowed to tell callers if a child made it to class or not, but I could come down there and ask in person. Well that is really inconvenient, say if it were his father calling, due to me being out of town, and he works 2 hours away! Anyway enough ranting about their "rules". *** I am very happy with the new principal, Mr. Tanaka, who came in this year and completely changed the way things were ran at this school. We abhorred Vinewood last year, and the previous principal was less than adequate. But Mr. Tanaka really cares about the children, and has made changes that have changed the school for the better. Hopefully he is the deciding factor in getting Vinewood's reputation back up to excellent, as it was 8+ years ago.*** ***Mr. Tanaka is an asset to this school, and I and other parents I talk too hope he stays awhile.***

Saint Anne's is a structured school with plenty of rules, which is somewhat a standard for private…read moreeducation. It has its ups and downs. My kiddos definitely had different experiences there because of the kids and types of families in the class. My eldest, the parents in the class were horrible! Uppity, judgmental and snooty. Horrible people who acted like their kids are impressionable (not!). I've actually learned later on that their kids were horrible bullies, which is not surprising considering how their moms acted (the dads were fine, moms were drama). If their kid's status was threatened by a smarter, more athletic child, best believe some moms in that class won't hesitate to bully a 12 year old. My youngest, on the other hand, had an amazing time at STA. Her class was tight knit thanks to better parents with excellent parenting and people skills. It was an inclusive and supportive group. They were focused on the kids and not the parent clicks. Definitely a night and day experience.

I had mixed feelings about writing a review for this school only because I am not a person to be…read moreugly or hateful with my words. I had 2 children that went here for 2 school years. The younger of my daughters enrolled there was threaten by another student multiple times to not harm her but kill her. The harassment went on for two years. I can understand if a child has a hard home life but the parents should have the child analyzed by a psychiatric dept. I guess the school was more worried about the money and volunteering that students family was able to offer that she was protected more than my child. It has made me feel there is not higher standard to hold child and their families accountable for the harassment my child received for two years there. I would hope they would realize that any threats of violence should be taken seriously against another student multiple times from the same student would not go without my daughter's safety first being in mind. This day and age with how Christians are always targets from those who don't believe in the divinity, my child should have been protected better. There are a lot of great parents there that support the school, but a lot of entitled kinds. Not very humble nor as Christian as I'd hope. The school does have a good curriculum and has a lot to offer education wise to prepare your children for the next phase of high school.

Best school ever! The education is amazing and definitely prepare the middle schoolers for high…read moreschool! The teachers are also very caring!!

This school has became a home for my children to grow and be apart of! My middle school daughter is…read morefaced with less current culture issues happening and my younger daughter is being brought up with amazing faith based morals. I could not be anymore happy with their education than I am!

Amazing teachers who teach the kids with lots of love and care. My son started his very first…read moreexperience of school here and we can't thank teacher Doreen enough for what she did for my kid. It's our first child so we all were super nervous. But then every day spent in the school was a beautiful memory to my son, and he was so excited waking up every morning to go to school. I can tell how he changed from a shy boy to an open and active but gentle person. The teachers here are the best role models for the kids.

Absolutely love vinewood preschool. Both my boys go here. The teachers actually know my kids with…read moretheir likes and dislikes. My kids are happy and thriving while looking forward to learning.

My son has been attending St. Peter Elementary School for the past couple of years, and I truly…read morecannot overstate the positive impact it has had on our child and our entire family. The school has helped our son grow not only academically, but also as a person, bringing a sense of light and joy into his life that carries over into our home every day. St. Peter provides an excellent balance between strong academic standards and the development of character and values. The foundation of faith is thoughtfully integrated, helping students build a moral compass rooted in kindness, respect, and compassion. Even for families who may not be particularly religious, the emphasis on values and personal growth is incredibly meaningful. The school nurtures children to become happy, loving, and thoughtful individuals who understand what truly matters. We feel incredibly fortunate to be part of the St. Peter community. It has truly been a blessing for our family, and I cannot recommend them highly enough.

Long story short, DO NOT bring your kids to the tour if you want to be offered enrollment. I'm…read morewriting this to inform and share my experience I had with St. Peter's administrative staff. I am not a parent at St. Peter's just tried to enroll my kids because our school shut down. I scheduled a tour for a Friday with Terrie Hinders and I brought my two kids with me so they could see the school also. They were very excited to meet new staff and see potential classrooms. As we were touring their future classrooms the girls were checking out all the fun stuff that the classes had to offer including touching items in the classrooms that would be available to them next year. We then scheduled to come back and take the assessment test on Monday. Terrie also informed me that the assessment test is not a make it or break it. There's two different classes for elementary school and they split the classes by gender and intelligence. Staff will also move your child halfway through the school year if they feel they aren't excelling in the class they started in. We came back Monday went through with the assessment test and she said we would know the results tomorrow. Tomorrow came and no call or email. Throughout the week I called and emailed with no answer about the test. It took over a week to get voicemail back informing us that we were not going to be offered enrollment . So of course I want to know why so I called and actually got to talk to her finally after a week. The reason my kids didn't get accepted is because when I went on the tour with them on Friday they touched stuff in the classrooms that wasn't theirs. Items available to students if they were in said classroom. So technically playing with toys in future classrooms they were viewing/touring. They're 5 and 7. She also mentioned touching something on the teachers desk that wasn't theirs while the teacher was in her classroom talking to girls at her desk. So if that wasn't enough, if they decided that Friday why would you waste our time and string us along including coming back on Monday to take an assessment test and waiting over a week for results when you already made a decision. Then telling me if I didn't bring them to the tour this would probably be a different outcome. So just a warning to all future parents of St. Peter's if you're going in to tour the school don't bring your kids. The minute that you walk through the doors they're judging you so tread lightly.

Both of our children attended Lodi Montessori, and we consider ourselves incredibly fortunate to…read morehave found this school. The foundation they have provided for our kids, both academically and socially, has been outstanding. The level of care, attention, and dedication from the staff consistently exceeded our expectations.

We have two kids that we put through preschool here over a span of 6 years. This business is family…read moreowned and operated. The sisters (all three) and staff are pretty awesome and really go out of their way to show you that they care. Our daughter is really advanced for her age and they made sure that they constantly challenged her to keep her engaged. In the 1st grade she was reading at a 5th grade level and LoMo played a big part in that. Although we had a rough patch with our son they worked with us to find a solution. We collaborated on what works and what doesn't work to correct his behavior which is rare from facilities like this. Most of them time at other facilities it plays out like this: your kid is a problem, they did X, you need to punish them to correct it, if it continues we will kick you out. Finding a solution wasn't quick or easy but together we corrected the issue while giving each other constructive feedback along the way. That is honestly why they get 5 stars. I am no pushover and can be hard to work with because I hold people accountable while being blunt. We did use another daycare in Lodi before my son was eligible to attend LoMo and the difference was obvious. LoMo is a school, other places in Lodi for this age group are daycare. They also go out of their way to put on special events for holidays like Halloween and Thanksgiving whole holding lunches and breakfasts with parents. Overall they treat you like family and really care for your kids as if they were their own. What more could you ask for? Thank you for all that you've done! We will miss you!

The front desk is not very helpful and she doesn't know how to do her job. I drove all the way to…read moreLodi from Tracy for nothing.

my grandson has been going here for 3 years now and is in a special needs class part of the day and…read morethe rest in regular class I can not say enough about the principle he seems to know all the kids by their first name,It is a no tolerance for bulling of any sort. My grandson is happy and can't wait to go to school each morning that's a sign of a GREAT school.

The thing I like best is they push academics. After attending previous private schools this one…read moretakes education seriously. We are happy because of the high standards.

I grew up at this church. Every Saturday was a ritual of Vietnamese Catholic School. Every year…read morethe Church Host ST. Luke's Festival. It's a tradition that I attend every year. Great cultural foods, games for the kids, performances and also Live entertainment. Vietnamese, Indian, American, Filipino and Mexican foods DROOLING! of course the blessed BEERS and WINE, water and sodas. :) Also BINGO! many winners throughout the day and evenings, and one large $250 Bonaza on the last night of the event. The kids love it. the have fishing games, ring toss, and even face painting. A must go and must see...can't wait until next year to do it all over again....food from each booth, play all the games, and then bingo! B-I-N-G-O!