Over the years, the quality of this school has significantly declined. As a former student from the…read more1970s and 1980s. I fondly remember it as a wonderful institution that offered education from kindergarten through 9th grade. However, by the time my daughter enrolled, the situation had started to deteriorate, marked by numerous conflicts with both teachers and the principal. A particularly troubling incident occurred when my daughter was in kindergarten. She got lost during a field trip to the pumpkin patch, and the teacher's response was, "Well, she should have listened. I told the kids not to get lost." This was directed at a five-year-old, who, as we know, typically has a limited attention span. Each subsequent year saw further decline. Now, my grandson attends this same school, and the issues persist. Recently, my daughter was threatened with my grandson's suspension if she continued to question the principal's methods. What was once a charming country school that fostered a sense of community and timeless values has sadly lost its way. Correction - due to my daughter questioning the principal, my grandson has been suspended for 5 days. He will be removed from the school and placed in a better environment. It's really sad that bullying is accepted and endorsed by the faculty.

Just another casualty in the wake of California's woeful, "Politicians know best", public schooling…read morepractices. My daughter went here for her Kindergarten year, and they had the most disturbing rules students had to follow: 1. No hugging. 2. No holding hands. 3. No playing with friends of your choosing. 4. Friends must be rotated, and we will choose who you play with. 4. No making animal noises. These were REAL rules enforced by her teacher at the time, Mrs. Balue (may be spelled differently) in 2016. My daughter use to love school days and looked forward to them. It didn't take long for Newcastle Elementary to break her of that joy and crush her little spirit. We pulled her early, and she did not attend again. I suggest you stay far away from this blight of an establishment.

It's okay... most of the kids humor are dirty jokes and then their humor spreads to you then your…read moretelling dirty jokes too! At least thats how it is with the seventh graders ;)

The best school district in Northern California…read more I know many people that have dealt with or have kids in the Loomis Union District. Almost all of them love it. Talking to parents and teachers, this district seems more friendly than most others. It may sound funny but it has more of a local small town feel even though the area has grown quite a bit. Everyone sign up for the MandaRUN, it's awesome. Support the district.

Think twice before enrolling your child here, staff and principle like "my way or the highway" lost…read moreconcept of education "for the children". Treat parents as if they don't matter. Arguments between staff and principle, not a positive environment to educate children. teachers are pushy and bossy. I witnessed a teacher yelling at a parent, parent was crying, child in view. Very intimidating, think they have lost their way in the education department. Previous complaint ignored by principal and school district. Complaints of no money for services, obviously mismanaged money and fraud!

This review is for the gym facilities and not the school's teachers, philosophy, or functionality…read more This elementary school, located near the district office and down a long driveway in Loomis is the site of a gym/multipurpose room that is rented to a local basketball tournament director thus games overflow to here along with other venues. The gym is newer and clean and there is adequate space. It is in the outskirts of Loomis so it is less easy to find. Overall, good place to see/play basketball.

This is a review for the gym and facility only not the school's teachers, philosophy, or…read morefunctionality. This school is grammar(elementary) school on Taylor Road in Loomis. The gym at the school is rented by a local basketball business for use as an overflow gym. The gym is small. The court takes up nearly the entire space so the refs have to allow some flexibility in kids bringing the ball in, coaches over the line, and spectators' feet coming into the court area or visitors lined along the sidelines. Clean and well kept. The downside is the admission charge of $10 per person to watch kids play. Upsides are it was easy to find on a major street in Loomis, there are bathrooms just outside which were unlocked and relatively clean and there is a play area and outside courts in the back for the kids to hang out at or practice before or after the game. Bottom line: A wee bit small and sparsely equipped with chairs especially considering the cost to spectate.

my child has been trying out for the "Talent Show" for 3-years. she hasn't had a real talent the…read morelast two years and wasn't picked. After the last rejection, I spoke w her about really bringing a great talent this year. We bought her a guitar for her birthday last year . She has spent 10 months teaching herself and has mastered "TheStar Spamgle Banner." Try-outs were last week and she was so excited. She didn't make "the cut" again. This is not about talent...it's about who the teachers that pick the talent like or their "favorite." i wiped her tears away for the 3rd year...and explained to her exactly that. They should allow anyone who tries out to be in the "show." It's unfair and unkind Frankly...

I loved my son's time at Sierra! From Kinder to Sixth grade. All of the teachers are amazing,…read morefront office staff and school nurse always kind and attentive. My son thrived here and I am grateful. I had a couple of issues, and the principal helped me to resolve them. Mrs.Burke and Ms.Budge, will always remember your kindness when my son was just so young! Love Sierra!

We feel so incredibly lucky to have found Warner's Country Day School…read more After coming from a more traditional preschool that just wasn't the right fit for my girls, I was honestly feeling desperate to find somewhere they would truly thrive. Barbara, the owner, welcomed us with open arms and went above and beyond to make full-time care work for our family--and that meant everything to us. Now, my girls absolutely love going to school. They adore all of their teachers, the environment is so warm and nurturing, and they come home happy (and tired--which every mom knows is a win ). One of the things that makes this place so special is the hands-on, outdoor experience. From caring for goats, chickens, and a bunny to upcoming gardening activities, the kids are constantly learning through play, nature and classroom activities. I truly can't say enough amazing things about Warner's. We also know several other families who have sent their kids here, and they all share the same glowing experience. If you're looking for a preschool that feels like a second home and genuinely cares about your child's happiness and growth, this is it

Our daughter started going here last Fall and we have seen her grown in so many ways. If you are…read morelooking for fun, safe, and structured environment, Warner's encompasses all of these and so much more. We feel that she thrives on learning in a group setting, and when she needs to be seen, the teachers and their helpers are able to give personal attention when the time calls for it. Having a smooth drop off and pick up process is an added bonus. You know your child has a good time at school when they come home singing the songs they learned and talking about the things they did throughout the day. My youngest is about to turn in a year and I don't even have to think twice about where he will be going when he is the right age!

The psychological damage this school has done to my daughter has carried into her adulthood. If I…read morecould give them negative stars, I would. DM me if you want details. Avoid at all costs.

Unless you'd like to pay an additional educational bill to Sylvan Learning to bring your child up…read moreto standards, skip Sierra Christian Academy.