Awesome use of their facility for a wrestling event. Mat monster Summwr Rumble…read more Clean facilities and seating were awesome, and staff were courteous. Thanks for hosting. Good experience

Being the awesome nerd that I am, I had no idea Hamilton High Library was open to the public, and…read moreI'm so glad I discovered it! It's smaller than most libraries I've been to, but it's a great place to go on early weekday hours and on Saturdays. During the week, though, it can get pretty wild with students filling the library to study. It makes me wonder why library hours aren't longer especially until 7 or 8 p.m. on weekdays and at least 5 p.m. on weekends. Libraries had longer hours before COVID, and I really think they should consider bringing them back. Some students simply don't have anywhere else quiet to go and study. I also wish more study rooms were available to reserve throughout the day instead of only having a couple available for booking. And can we please get some soundproof study pods? I had a woman next to me talking VERY loudly on her phone. I eventually had to knock on the wall and respectfully ask her to lower her voice. To be fair, she probably didn't realize how much everyone could hear but I was honestly shocked the space wasn't better soundproofed! Overall, I'm happy I found this library. It's a great community resource, and with longer hours, more study rooms, and some soundproof spaces, it could be even better.

My children are young adults now but we had positive experiences in the CUSD80 school district…read more The CATs program was a good fit for my children in the early 2000's. The teaching methods were beneficial and allowed my children to mean other like minded students. To date, CUSD80 has grown to 80 square miles and contains 31 elementary. 5 junior, 2 middle, 5 high schools, 1 secondary, 1 online school and 4 alternative schools. These include Chandler Traditional, gifted classes, elite performance school and Hill Learning Academy. This district offers assessments, extra curricular activities, before and after school care, lunch programs and transportation. An advisory board and tax credit donations are also available. I would recommend residents look into all the choices before making a decision on which school suits your students needs.

SAN MARCOS ELEMENTARY IS NOT FOR AFRICAN AMERICANS !' my daughter went to school there from K-6…read more The first few years were okay. I've notice that this school doesn't teach black history month they don't even mention it .! This school doesn't care for the few black students that they have there. They don't care if a student is calling a black child the N word, or a Cotten picker .! The racial slurs are ignored and they only give out lunch detention. I don't see how this school is even still standing when they need to be shut down.! When your child is misbehaving they make them sit outside in the heat or go to the playground to pick up trash. The entire office staff is rude and they will misplace your child's birth certificate and doctors notes and tell you they never had it. I feel that this school should've been shut down and given to the homeless awhile back like they planned. It doesn't matter if your child is being bullied they will blame your kids and tell you what they did and not the other kids. If you're African American PLEASE PLEASE DONT SEND YOUR CHILDREN HERE .!! This is a warning from things that my child has experienced there and I don't want anyone else to go through what we went through another thing , they are all for the whites and Hispanics .! Poor school poor staff .! Pure trash .!!!

I went from K-6 at San Marcos. Wonderful school and I had amazing teachers while I was there.read more

Normally I don't do reviews on schools since all of my children are grown adults. Our volunteers…read morewere here helping out our local police department help with Active Shooter Training to prepare the young men and women for the reality of what could possibly happen keeping our community safe. This is a nice elementary school that is quite large larger than the elementary school I went to growing up. It seems well maintained i actually met a couple of the teachers they seem really nice and eager to learn about how they can keep their students safe during the school year so i honestly wouldn't have any issues or concerns about sending a child to school here at least you know that you can have that peace of mind that they'll be well taken care of.

when you enroll your child here, ask them to show you the seclusion room. Then ask yourself if you…read morewant your child to attend a jail. Teachers and Aides here are just babysitters. Hardly teachers.

There aren't adequate words to express how special this preschool is. The staff care deeply about…read morethis age group and go above and beyond to foster their growth. We toured all the area preschools before deciding on a 2s program and this is the only place where my child willingly joined in what the class was doing instead of hiding out on my lap. He "picked" his preschool, and chose well! Our kiddo has blossomed socially at COH, not just because he learned to trust adults outside our family but also because he has made great friends and learned how to get along with others his age. I worried initially about sending him at 2 but it was a really good decision and one I'd recommend to other families. He transitioned so easily each year after that. I can't recommend this preschool more highly. It has made such a difference for our family to send our preschooler to such a wonderful and dedicated team of educators where he knows he is loved.

I researched every preschool that I could find and toured several. Children of Hope was the only…read moreone that I found that made me feel confident in my decision to start my three year old in preschool because of its friendly and welcoming teachers and happy kids. My son was pretty attached to me before starting preschool and yet, because of the environment, he loves school and happily strolls into his classroom without hesitation.