It is an amazing school, I am currently in 11th grade, and have been since 3rd. A have plenty of…read morefriends online and in-person.

From the owner: Our mission is to empower students by fostering their innate curiosity, engaging their parents, and…read morepromoting optimum learning by collaboratively developing a personalized learning program for each student. Springs Charter Schools was created and is operated by parents. We understand that every child is on a personalized educational journey. Our talented teachers work hard to incorporate a rich diversity of skills development, curriculum, and extracurricular activity into each day. And our staff works hard to direct our school's resources where our students need them most. As a charter school, we are part of the solution to a better education system. We are dedicated to ensuring that we leave no student behind!

This is my daughter's second year in this school and she loves it. It's fairly new school, there's…read morenot a lot of students at the moment, everyone knows each other, class sizes are small so teachers get to really know the students personally and academically. I love the feedbacks and the personalized learning plans. As a parent I am very satisfied with the school and my daughter's performance and learning progress here. I'm hoping this school grows and get more enrollment because its such a great community.

My daughter started attending this school last year. She loves it. Not many kids. So everyone knows…read moreeach other. Also, I really like the fact that only 15 to 20 kids per class. ;)

Wonderful staff and students!!! I do career days for my job…read moreand was invited to a West Orange Elementary to do a presentation. This is the 5th time I've done one and I gotta say, outa the three schools I've been to, the students here really understood how and why I do my job. Lots of great questions and participation on the students part as well as extra helpful and friendly staff and teachers. Definitely will keep this on my regular "career day" Schools. Thanks again for inviting me West Orange Elementary!

Highly recommend! We toured almost all of the Christian private schools in OC and could not be…read morehappier with our decision to choose Calvary Christian School of Santa Ana. Calvary is deeply rooted in Christian values, and you truly see those values lived out daily through the way teachers care for students and how the community supports one another. One of the things we love most is the strong sense of community. Families are welcoming, and there are many opportunities for parent involvement, which makes you feel connected to your child's education. We strongly believe parent involvement plays a huge role in shaping our children's future. The school also offers many field trips and hands-on learning experiences that keep students excited and engaged. The teachers are experienced, caring, and genuinely invested in each child's growth--academically, spiritually, and socially. With over 50 years of history, the school has a strong foundation and clear mission. We also appreciate the diverse student body and the emphasis on mission opportunities. Academically, we love the focus on spelling bees, speech meets, and foreign language instruction starting in first grade. We couldn't be happier with our experience!

I appreciate your response, but I want to be very clear: no one from Calvary has ever reached out…read moreto me directly to discuss my experience. There was no follow-up, no attempt at reconciliation, and no effort to understand what I personally witnessed. What I shared was not based on "emotion" or misunderstanding. It was based on what I saw with my own eyes. I witnessed Mrs. Morgan yank a first grader by the back of his hoodie and yell at him to sit down. I witnessed her grab another student by the arm and push him to the ground during a class field trip. I witnessed her publicly embarrass a student in front of his peers, telling him he doesn't listen. These were not secondhand accounts. These were direct observations. Additionally, when I brought a serious concern to administration regarding a student telling my son she "didn't like Black people," the issue was minimized rather than meaningfully addressed. That was deeply concerning. You may state that investigations were conducted and documentation exists, but my experience as a parent was that my concerns were not handled with transparency, accountability, or care. Instead of focusing on defending reputations, I would hope the school would focus on reflection and correction. You consistently teach Christ-like love and character. My experience did not reflect those values in practice. This was my lived experience. Dismissing it as a difference in "perspective" does not change what I saw or how it was handled. I stand by my review. My phone number nor my email has changed.

Went here for all 6 years for elementary school, the staff is amazing, the education is high…read morequality, and overall is a great school. They also do musicals now for 3-5! You should definitely enroll your child is this school.

TIME TO MOVE OUT OF THIS SCHOOL…read more Last straw with teachers and principal who ignore requests, and emails about important issues. The principal is obviously too busy having her own babies to pay attention to her school full of children. The other review is correct about clicks. There are many clicks. The office personnel need lessons on customer service, and maybe some happy pills too.....always in a downer mood when you walk in there. Teachers lashing out at kids like prison guards in front of my own eyes!! So bad that I had to yell back at these teachers when I saw what they were doing.....amazing, terrible people work here.

Over the past 2 months I have contacted Sara Flores and administration over 7 times regarding the…read moreelementary programs and no one has enough time to answer or acknowledge my emails, calls, and text messages. I was even given Sara Flores' direct cell # but no luck. The reception doesn't have any information and always rush you to get off the phone. I can only imagine how upset I would be if my child was a student at El Sol Academy. How many others have experienced the same???

Visited this school for a non-conventional reason: dinner fundraiser event! Our dear friend is a…read morefounder and is currently raising money for the expansion of the school. First was appetizers and mingling. There were a lot of people so it was hard to maneuver but we made it work. There were two open bars with beer, wine, and soda so I enjoyed some Chardonnay. We browsed the children's art pieces that were for sale and they were gorgeous! Some of those kids have a true talent! After we looked at the art we were ushered across the street to the main dinner event which was located outside in between some of the classrooms. The school itself is very beautiful and well maintained. I was very impressed. While people were taking their seats there was even a band playing and it was all middle school students! So neat! They did a great day! The food was great. The speeches were amazing. And I heard through the grape vine that a lot of money was raised for the charity! YAY!!

Amazing staff recommend this school has fun stuff and the teachers are very kind and the school is…read morepretty good

I had the worst time of my life here! Mrs Newbie was my 6th…read moregrade teacher, was super racist and yelled at me until her veins popped out her face!! Due to a language barrier my parents couldn't tell the school what was happening and I was too scared. Too scared to even attend school I started ditching school at a young age because of HER!!! I hope you guys are managing your staff better than that now.

I liked this school the only problem is how dirty it is I loved the teacher they were so niceread more

Best decision I ever made for my children. The staff, parents and children are very welcoming and…read moretreat you like family. The math program and ELA programs are excellent.

I have been part of the Saint Jeanne de Lestonnac School community since August 2005. Now, 21 years…read morelater, as we prepare to finish our journey with the Class of 2026, it's hard to put into words what this school has meant to our family. SJDL has truly been more than just a school to us; it has been home. The most beautiful part of our experience has been the journey in faith. Watching my children grow not only academically but spiritually has been such a gift. Faith isn't just taught here; it's lived every day. Over the years, we have met incredible families and built friendships that will last a lifetime. Our children have formed strong bonds with classmates, and those friendships have grown year after year. There is something very special about being part of a community where everyone genuinely cares about one another. One of the things I have always appreciated is the small class sizes, usually around 15 to 18 students. It allows teachers to truly know each child, not just their name, but their personality, strengths, and areas where they may need extra support. The staff goes above and beyond to make sure every student feels seen, supported, and safe. Knowing that safety is always a top priority gives parents incredible peace of mind. I've also seen the school grow and evolve over the years, offering opportunities in sports, theater, and other activities that allow students to explore their talents and build confidence. After 21 years, I can honestly say choosing Saint Jeanne de Lestonnac was one of the best decisions our family ever made. We are forever grateful for the love, faith, education, and community that SJDL has given us.

Save your energy and the heartache. Don't bring your kids…read morehere. My son was being abused, teased and treated terribly by the other KINDERGARTENERS just because he's a little different , was having trouble adjusting to a school setting. Instead of the teacher helping him make friends, they made him out to seem like the troubled kid. My 5 year old said he left us classroom because "he just wanted to make a friend but everyone is mean to him." They don't give consequences to the kids that were teasing him or hurting him or talked to the parents. My son got yelled to " get the Fuck out of here" BY A FIVE YEAR OLD as soon as he got to school and hit with a hula hoop and no one did anything about it. When my son left his class room randomly and was so upset ,NO ONE called me. This all happened week one of school starting by the way.... And we had to pull him out already. Do not bring your kids here.

Amazing introduction to this school... everyone I encountered was friendly and loving- definitely…read morelove this school and recommend it to everyone.