The 5 stars are mainly for Mrs.Alvarez-Cortez. I'm shocked that she would even get a bad review…read moreEVER! My son had her last year and he has done nothing but flourish! Mrs Leonard (who unfortunately is no longer at JES) and mrs Alvarez were the best team of 1st grade teachers I have ever come across. The field trips were great, her class was well behaved and her educational structure was fabulous. My son didn't want another teacher for 2nd grade ... He wanted to keep mrs Alvarez because she made it a point to TEACH. Someone mentioned she was racist?! In Salinas ... Really?! That actually made me lol. Unfortunately, teachers now-a-days have to babysit uneducated parents. We have to understand that teachers have a class of 27 or more kids with NO ASSISTANCE! Give them a break and teach your kids to behave so someone else doesn't have to do it. Do homework with your kids which will help with building their educational foundation. I can't speak for all parents but I fully appreciate all that Mrs Alvarez and JES teachers uphold.

As an alumna of this school, I must say, the greatest memories I've ever had while growing up took…read moreplace here. I recall talking to the supervisor, Bob (may he rest in peace) and him constantly telling us to hold our horses while we waited impatiently to get our lunch, talking about Barbie, or simply making us giggle with the many things he had to say. Mrs. Casey's 3rd grade class, where I wrote "Mathy" instead of "Cathy" while doing a math worksheet (I still tell that story, to this day). I had great joy in taking part in the after school GATE program with Mrs. Loy and making zucchini bread. I loved when it rained because that meant that everyone in our 4th grade class (also taught by Mrs. Loy) would get a nice cup of hot cocoa. I remember bidding the music teacher farewell as she retired (Mrs. West, I believe it was). Ms. Myers', art class; oh the joys of playing with paint and using a marshmallow as a makeshift sponge to get that circular shape for our caterpillars. 5th grade Science Camp with Mr. Mayfield, those were the days. Being a 6th grader and feeling like we were finally at the top of the social pyramid. The many field trips we had throughout our years or the days at recess when we would take turns on the swing as someone counted to 90. They were all wonderful moments that I will cherish forever. I don't know how much the school has changed since I've been there, but the many friends that I have made, the teachers that have taught me; if I had the choice, I wouldn't choose to attend any other elementary school. It was amazing. The carnivals equipt with dunk tanks and the snow cones or popcorn sold every Wednesday added to the greatness of it all. It has to be one of the best experiences I've ever had. They prepared me for my future, as any school should. I go off to college this year, and before I go off to major in film and minor in anthropology at SJSU (and in four years hopefully teach abroad); I will be sure to go back and visit my former teachers before I begin my venture into the unknown because without them, I am almost positive that I wouldn't be an AP student or very literate for that matter. So yes, I think this school is pretty great. Maybe it has changed since I've been a 6th grader (about six years ago) but from what I can tell you, this school is one of the best in town.

My review is based on the four years my son has attended here. The first three years were great due…read moreto him having great teachers. Ms. Pastoriza (K & 1st) Ms. Wong (2nd) both instructors did an amazing job with thier teaching. my son was comfortable and well educated. Not to mention that at any point in time he fell behind they were quick to let me know. However; for some reason this year (3rd) a lot has changed. They didn't have a christmas showing wich was very dipressing & his teacher whom I still do not know her name because she spends more time absent than her entire class combined. And when she does decide to show up shes late not giving me an opprotunity to speak with her. This isn't the first teacher I've heard who does this thus the one star reduction. But the second star was taken off because of the lack of the christmas performance and parent teacher assemblies. I forgot to mention my son was awarded student of the month for February 2014 and his teacher "forgot" to mention it to me. That was very upsetting! I didn't get to see my boy receive his award. Overall some teachers take thier job seriously, but due to those who simply do not care I gave the school 3 stars.

My son has been going to Creekside for 4 years. I absolutely love this school. He has had amazing…read moreteachers that really get the kids projecting towards college. Ms. Cline is the best principal I have ever come across. You also can't beat the incredible parent involvement.

The best highschool around! Class of 2011. Great campus and staff overall ! The track program is…read morewhat got my attention.

Poor school and very rude office management this school has the worst teachers they are rude and…read moreUnprofessional when it comes to the kids education

ACS has been a wonderful school for my child. The strong academic program and dedicated teachers…read morecreate an environment where students truly grow. I appreciate the school's emphasis on Christian values, which is reflected in the way students are taught to show kindness, respect, and integrity. The atmosphere is caring and supportive, and while Special Education services could be strengthened, the school does well in nurturing students emotionally and socially. Safety is clearly a priority, and family involvement is welcomed and encouraged. Overall, ACS is a warm, faith-centered community where children can learn, feel supported, and grow both academically and spiritually.

Our kids love Anthem, they enjoy the lessons, have great teachers and feel cared for…read more As a parent; safety is priority to me. Anthem has proven to work hard and together with families to ensure our kids are safe and secure. My kids look forward to Tuesday mornings for chapel worship time and love Music class. As a family, we are grateful and appreciate our schools staff, from the principal, to teachers and our amazing leads who keep our kids safe in all their activities. Thank you Anthem!

they got a cool mural that I definitely did not help make. I don't go here, but they fr need to fix…read morethe distance between the play area and the fields.

This school is getting pathetic by the minute. They are so unorganized when they have christmas…read moreevents. My daughter went to this school. The day she graduated she was very exited because she said "i worked very hard all this year and im gonna get an award". Mmm nope she didn't get shit. She worked very hard in her homework and woke up every morning at 5:30 to study. None of my kids like to study but she is different she loves school and cares alot about it. she doesnt like missing school at all and the only day she missed was because she was very sick. One missed attendance and she didn't get shit. Yet another kid didnt go to school almost the hole year except for the last semester and they rewarded him for that. what a bunch of bull shit. Way to go mckinnon rewarding kids that dont give shit about anything and the ones who work hard pushing them away. My oldest son went to that school too and that day his sister graduated he said this is the reason i give up on my school cuz this school put me down so much. They have a new principal which she is very studpid by the way. Shes far from being professional. They need to wake up and b a better school.

My daughter just started here at the beginning of this year. With any transition for a toddler it…read morecan be difficult but so far she has enjoyed her time in preschool and the teachers have been kind and patient with her. I was actually pleasantly surprised at how quickly she transitioned to the new school. We really love the staff, both teachers and administrators. They are sweet people always smiling and ready to help, they are also very professional. I am especially grateful that kids don't have to be potty trained, she is 3 and still having some accidents, but there's no pressure. It's a good learning environment in many ways. We also love the outside area, it has a good size playground. My daughter loves, loves, loves to swing. The site is very secure and clean. I love that they pray with the kids, and learn from the Bible. My son is at Anthem Christian School next door and it's very convenient to drop them off together! Plus once my baby is two I can take her to daycare here too, again avoiding extra hassle. And there's a sibling discount. We are very happy with both schools.

My little one attended this preschool and we had an extremely negative experience. I sat through a…read morehalf day with my toddler and they seemed to not have enough staff support in the classroom. A teacher could not leave at any point without being out of ratio, which is very concerning given how young the kids are. (Example: a toddler who was already potty trained asked to go potty and was told they put a pull up on her so they didn't need to take her and put them out of ratio) The teacher for the 2 year olds seemed very dry and gave very little verbal praise during activities. Nothing about the instruction or preschool aspect of it seemed to be very stimulating. (no singing or excitement) In addition, the toys outside were mostly either very dirty or just broken, even right at the beginning of the day. Teachers didn't play games or interact with children unless it was for help or cry. Granted what they charge a week, this place is 100% not worth it.

This place is horrible from what I remember. I went there kinder to 6th grade. I was looking this…read moreplace up to read any of the reviews, but I'm shocked to see they don't have any. Overall, I had 3 teachers who were really mean and even as a kid I could tell they disliked their jobs. The administration staff was very apathetic and always rude to my parents. The entire campus, classes, and playgrounds were so sad and dumpy. This school needs better funding or to be torn down. Haven't been back in years and would never in a million years send any kids I have there. Try and put your kids in a better school, honestly.