Idk about the K-8 grades but I know about how the high school is. It's a great school to go to if…read moreyour gay or autistic. Like if your cool with just staying in the little social bubble of people who walk the mile then this school is the school for you. Also the education is kinda a joke, like you don't gotta try for shit if you take the regular classes, but it's kinda like that in every American school so take that as you will. So all in all this school doesn't feel like a real highschool, and it's only good for very specific people.

I have a kindergartener who started at Redding School of the Arts this year and I must say, she…read moreabsolutely loves it. I know most kids are pretty excited to start school, but this school is amazing! I hear that it was in fact designed by students, it is eco-conscious​ and the focus is truly on arts and enrichment for these kids, which is so important due to the evolution of the economy heading towards creative fields. But most importantly it's essential to their positive development​ giving them the tools that they need to thrive. They make school fun again and give opportunities to so many children to explore, create and use their imaginations to make an impact in our world. So happy to have this jewel in our community!

Great school, great staff. Would not choose any other public Jr. High for my daughter. It's small,…read morefamily oriented, and safe. Principals are easy to locate, easy to talk to, and truly care about the school and every single student.

HORRIBLE school, please do not send your kids to this school especially if they're a minority. The…read moreadmin WILL down play bullying at this school and racism, they do not take students seriously here!! Please if you want best for your kid, send them to a school where they're heard and understand. The teachers do not care about their job and are only here for a pay check, my daughter since going here had major academic stress and fell into depression. The teachers are very snarky and WILL and DO talk bad about your kids, even go out of their way to make a student they don't like, have a horrible day. They treat the problem kids like a treasure and good kids like they're absolutely NOTHING, ZERO recognition for the kids that Excel. If you want what's best for your kid DO NOT PUT THEM HERE!! Boulder Creek slowly by the years gets more and more ghetto.

I am so happy with the staff at Junction. My child is getting the best education. She was behind…read morewhen we moved to Junction but now she is at the top of the class. The staff and administration are very caring and easy to approach. I have never felt more welcome. Junction is the best!!

We previously have our daughter in a West Side please call. They're all they did was babysitting…read more There was no learning or teaching. Even when we picked her up no one even bother to say hello. Paragraph after moving her to junction school we were so delighted. He emphasises is on education and social behavior. All the kids and all the teachers are extremely friendly. We really feel or part of a learning experience here

Very disappointed. Before winter break I had come to fill out an enrollment packet for my son who…read moreis in 4th grade... waited to hear back and nothing, 3 weeks late I give patty a call to check the status, And was Informed she attempted 3 times to contact me, NO she did not... but ok. Then she proceeds rudely to tell me I need to look for another school after asking if there was at least a waiting list and to not even try back with them! Very very rude. And a horrible way to conduct not only business but as a professional.

Great school, better then any public school in the area. Both of my boys went to Phoenix and saw…read moredramatic posItive changes. Highly recommend to anyone.

As a former student myself there, I can say nothing but great things about this school and its…read morestaff members. My son has loved every teacher he has had there thus far. Lunch lady Morgan is amazing! She accommodates my sons food allergies daily and I cannot say enough wonderful things about her. Dani in attendance is friendly and very helpful. Principal Pratt is very attentive, understanding and welcoming.Teachers are easy to get in touch with, and integrating the Class Dojo app makes life easier when it comes to seeing how your child is doing daily overall and what they are doing. They make holidays fun and plays hilarious. It feels wonderful sending my child to such a great place everyday to learn and make memories.

This school is in a safe area in the country. The Principal & Staff are very involved and…read morepassionate. My child's class does use the smart board & has music and tech! It is a more structured school. Which is great to prepare you child for Middle School. We are so thrilled with our teacher this year. He is funny, organized, professional, passionate, compassionate, orderly, & keeps the kids interested. I have nothing but good things to say about how they operate this school. If only it was in a state of the art facility it would be a 5 star. Otherwise it's a wonderful school for your elementary student! Check it out today if you are interested.

I usually don't post, but after seeing samantha.D and F.Y.R post I feel obligated to defend…read moremonarch learning center. I have three children, and they have all gone to the school.They all have 504s or IEP'S and not once has any of the things that those people posted ever happened. They are full on lies.The staff are amazing. Mr. Ethan Cohen is always professional, a wonderful principle who cares about the students and their learning especially the special needs kids. There's never been any inappropriateness, abuse, or anything of that kind. These people are unhappy and are spreading rumors and lies about a wonderful small school. It's really sad to see people who are unhappy with an outcome to use this platform to try to ruin such a great community.

This school is an amazing place! I have had all my 3 children go there and had great experiences…read more Samantha D. Is lying ! She is obviously has a vendetta against the school. My child are going to that school right now and none of what she is saying is true. My own children have 504s and IEP's. This school has done everything, bent over backwards to make sure they are getting all their accommodation. Never once have I seen any abuse at this school and I've been on campus many times. They are highly trained, professional and kind people. I suggest coming to see the school and disregard any of these negative post. They are people unhappy with an outcome and spreading lies. Monarch Learning Center and Ethan Cohen care deeply about the education of every child enrolled.

My kids go to this school and they love it! I love it too because they have a great pre-k program…read moreand wonderful choice of Art! My older child is doing a play there and is also doing G.A.T.E while my younger child is doing basketball and after school tutoring! There are so many options at Grant and all of the teachers are wonderful! Keep up the good work GRANT!

My entire family went here, with a total of 17 years of having a least one family member going…read morehere at any given time. We loved going here and we loved all the teachers and staff.

I enrolled my severely autistic, nonverbal son into this school worried about how he'd be treated,…read moreand unfortunately, my worst fears came true. For years, we endured an unsafe and hostile environment, not just for him, but for me as a parent advocating for his rights. On my son's very first day, I witnessed a special needs student punch another, and instead of stepping in to de-escalate, the teacher simply placed the child back in line right next to the student he hit. It was a red flag, especially for a school with vulnerable children who may not be able to speak up. My son is one of them. Despite repeated requests and documented concerns including eloping from class, self-injurious behavior like him banging his head on the floor and walls or him smashing his toes against the ground until they bleed as well as an inability to understand dangers like traffic, bodies of water etc. the school denied him a one-on-one aide. This was a direct violation of his right to FAPE. The school even told me that a 1:1 wouldn't even help my special needs child.. Something no special needs parent who understands the concept and benefits of their child having a one on one paraprofessional during school hours would accept. After raising these concerns over many occasions I began experiencing retaliation. Staff began targeting me including glaring at me in in a hateful manner during IEP meetings, forcing me to resort to IEP meetings over the phone out of discomfort of staff intentionally trying to intimidate me, pulling up beside me in their car making inappropriate gestures to me in front of my children, refusing to allow me on school campus at pick up time out of spite while allowing others in and gossiping about me to other staff right in front of my face. When I confronted them or reported the behavior to the principal, nothing changed. The same staff remain employed there to this day despite multiple reports being made involving the same employees. Also, in kindergarten, my child with special needs who is also non-verbal began coming home with frequent unexplained bruises that would at times cover his entire body. His whole demeanor was changing. I documented all the bruising as well as his new behaviors. When I came to them with my concerns, the school responded by calling CPS on me rather than investigating what was happening on their watch. In 2023 a teachers aide witnessed on multiple occasions my son's (at the time) teacher Tyler Lee, putting his hands on the special needs children as well as being emotionally and verbally abusive towards them. The teachers aide felt it was necessary to inform a parent of one of the children affected by the teachers actions regardless of "school policy". When the cops were called the school said that they would "handle it internally". The teacher aid who told on the abusive teacher ended up having to leave the school and the teacher who was abusing the children was never arrested. The parents of children in that classroom were never properly informed of the abuse and was given a letter saying that the kids will be getting a new teacher. We only learned of the athis through the News Channel 7 article that can still be found on Google search (Former staff member says they witnessed abuse at Meadow Lane Elementary). I hope others read this and think twice before sending their special needs child to Meadow Lane.

The teachers at Meadow Lane are some of the most dedicated, caring people I have ever had the…read morepleasure to work with. The principal, Rita Mitchell, closely monitors everything from the preschool programs to school safety. The students are happy, engaging and well-behaved. Overall, parents seem to be very satisfied with the school and its staff.

My two kids have been at this school for the past five years and I can't thank the teachers enough…read morefor how much they have done. I am very thankful for their commitment to their students and leading their classes with love and passion for teaching.

I'm a student there and from my point of view it's the best thing that's ever happened to me! I…read morecan't wait to go back to school!

Follow-up by staff is non-existent. I've made several inquiries to resolve issues, speak to staff…read morebut the staff (principals, counselors and teachers) DO NOT follow through with parents. Math teacher Mr Dhanuka is extremely unqualified. Had to send the board of supervisors and district superintendent a message for help. Totally disappointed in the system run at FHS.

Past student here, graduated not that long ago. This school is absolutely terrible, especially with…read morethe students. I've had friends who have been stalked, had photos taken of them randomly, and have been physically harassed. I've even had friends get followed from the school and all the way down the street by teenage boys. I've gotten rape threats from other students that have been brushed off. It's normalized here. Most staff don't do anything, even if it gets reported. Even if it does get taken up with staff, it's forgotten about the moment you leave that office. I've watched a physically disabled student get laughed at and harassed by other kids. It all gets covered up in a heartbeat. Kids with mental disabilities such as autism also get bullied, and I've even heard of a student getting expelled for standing up for another student in a fight. I don't know if this part is true, but with everything else that's happened, I wouldn't doubt it. I have no issues with the teachers and the classes, at least not yet. Food budget is terrible and the agriculture program hardly gets any funding it seems, even now when I hear of current students talking about it. Office staff drive around in golf carts and have almost 0 amenities for students who have to skip out on rally's for mental or physical disabilities. I've had friends hear the librarian openly complain about having to miss the rally to supervise kids who NEEDED to skip them. Kids vape in the bathroom and blame it on other students, as well as having students threaten to shoot up the place, because that's what people do, right? If you have a "unique" kid they'll get bullied, almost everyone is two-faced in some way, and your words will almost always be SILENCED. I have met some genuinely kind teachers who are truly passionate about learning, which I'm thankful for them looking out for me, but the students are hostile and not friendly. That's where my major issue lies. This is just my experience, but I figured since my siblings may be going to Foothill soon, I may as well educate the people of what truly goes on behind the scenes.