Personally i like this school but, the people here are so freaking rude the boys make fun of girls…read moreall the time and i feel and some other s girl feel like they can't catch a break and the food! omg i will never look at the food the same way am sorry but no one time i got food posaining from the food i like the school but they think that the boys are okay and mostly never get in trouble like am sick of it i hate the people here ( no offense to los molinos, just saying my truth)

Memories here teachers rude not gonna say names but one teacher didjt let me have recces for like a…read moremonth. Also in my last week before I moved schools I had to move seats not sitting by my friend when we weren't even talking Also had bad experience and n 3rd grade with ms.lee when you got in trouble once she wasn't understanding and held a grudge for the whole year . I got in trouble once with my friend and she announced to the whole class very loud ______(my name)your being called to principals office). Honestly after Mrs.Venezuela left as principal it was never the same.

This is a wonderful school and of course if your child goes to this school it's a good school! The…read moreteachers are all so caring and appear to have a good relations ship with the students. There is one teacher who really appears to bond just a little better than the other. Not sure what his name is but as the kids where walking up to get their promotional certificates for graduation yesterday 6/4/25 he did special gestures with each and everyone of his students which was a treat to watch. Thank you to that awesome teacher! My biggest complaint was that the promotion was exceptionally long! I attended a college graduation and a HS graduation both within these last 3 weeks and this 8 grade promotion by far was the longest! Maybe if the principal hadn't gone on and on and talked so much it would have made it much shorter and more enjoyable. The video at the end was absolutely great and as each one signed off made it even more special. This is the second promotion I have attended for this school. Maybe next year make it more about the kids and not the principal and shorten it. Congratulations to class of 2025! Go little sharks and become big sharks!

My son is now in 7th grade. SJCA still continues to exceed my expectations. The teachers have all…read morebeen amazing and my son feels very comfortable in his classes. He has grown so much academically and is now participating in an after-school program called STREAM. This is a coding class which gives students the upper-hand in this technology-growing world. We could not be happier with San Jose Charter Academy, not to mention, Mr. Tang is an amazing middle school teacher! We highly recommend SJCA!

This was a really good private school growing up. I attended…read morefrom Kindergarten to 6th grade had switched schools after only because a little bullying situation by this kid named Robert Meza in 6th grade but what I got out of the 7 years of attending this school made a great lasting impact on my childhood. Would highly recommend this school to anyone looking to get a good education as well good morality education

My son goes to this school and it has been amazing so far! Teachers and staff are on it and have…read morecreated such a wonderful learning environment. We have come from 2 other schools and this one by far has been the best one.

My daughter has been attending this school for two years, and we couldn't be happier! The staff is…read moreincredibly kind and caring. Ms. Mai is the best. She truly makes the transition from Pre-K to Kindergarten so smooth. She helps the kids come out of their shell, improve their eating habits, and grow so much in their development overall. Ms. Eden is also amazing! She teaches Kinder through 3rd grade, and my daughter has learned so much from being exposed to different grade levels. Her reading has improved tremendously thanks to the supportive environment. The school also offers a fun summer camp program, where you can choose different activity packets and the kids go on trips Monday through Friday. My daughter loves it -- she's always excited to go and spend time with her friends. I've seen such a positive impact on all the kids here. Many who started out with separation anxiety or shyness now love coming to school every day. That says a lot about the teachers and how they connect with the students. One of the main reasons we went with this school was because of all the positive reviews and the smaller class sizes, which allow for more one-on-one attention between teachers and students. They also provide a yearly schedule so parents always know what's going on, and their early drop-off and late pick-up (until 5:30 PM) make it very convenient for working families. I highly recommend this school to anyone looking for a place where their child can learn, grow, and feel genuinely cared for.

Would not recommend this school at all a few years ago, I went to pick up my grandson, back then…read morethe weather must have been 45 degrees, he was barefooted, his pants were so wet. It broke my heart.

So my son was enrolled here for over a year, I really wanted him to be enrolled in a Montessori but…read morethe schools around me just didn't have the availability, schedule, space, or tuition fee that worked for my family and I. I called to inquire and my husband did a tour... then we decided to enroll him into school here. They helped potty train my son and helped him be able to be away from his stuffy for the whole school day. He went from talking very little to talking a lot. Within months we saw a lot of growth. They teach the kids Chinese and feed them breakfast, lunch, and snacks. The teachers make Chinese food right from the kitchen that is on site. Many of the teachers speak little to no English. But for me it was okay because I wanted my son to learn Chinese which he did and can communicate with the teachers who spoke to him. They do have the kids wear masks and check their temperature daily when they arrive. After a certain time period, they started sending my 4 year old home with a weekly homework packet. (mainly tracing, coloring, some math, and Chinese) Overall, I still think that Angela's preschool isn't as bad as the reviews you read here or CDSS. Their new school principal Ms. Susan speaks English fluently and their old principal Ms. Belinda also speaks English really well. I met my son's classroom teacher recently Ms. Judy and she also spoke English well. So they have been hiring more teachers who speaks English. They do, do time out for the kids that needs some reinforcements. My son did come home with candy or tell me he had candy. I think the teachers give them candy as a reward which I do not really 100% agree with but I am not super bothered by it. We pulled my son out finally because I am able to enroll him in TK now. I would say that the teachers do care for the students. Yes sometimes when you watch from the parking lot some of the teachers are not 100% attentive but I haven't had any issues. When my son falls and gets hurt they do let me know and sends a notice home. They took COVID seriously and do not allow for families to attend their school functions. They do record it and allow the families to watch it online. Needless to say, my husband and I saw a huge improvement with my son. Something we couldn't do for him at home. So I am glad that Angela's PreSchool was able to help him grow.

I moved my daughter to this school (Rowland Heights site) when she was three years old. At her…read moreprevious preschool, she was frequently sick--she caught one illness after another for two months straight, and only attended school for 8 days in total during that time. Since joining this school, she has rarely gotten sick. Even when she does, it's just a mild cold that goes away quickly. As a parent, my top priority when choosing a preschool is always my child's health and safety. The teachers here are incredibly attentive and caring in all aspects of the children's daily lives. One time, my child had a hard time with constipation and started crying at school. The teacher put on gloves and was ready to help her. In the end, my child was too embarrassed and declined the help, but I was deeply touched by the teacher's willingness to assist. Over the past two years, my child has had nine different teachers, and eight of them were truly excellent. One teacher was relatively less experienced, but still caring. I have worked at several private preschools myself and currently hold a higher-level position in a public early childhood program. From my experience, I can confidently say: don't be misled by how fancy some schools appear on the surface. Many places look impressive but don't actually disinfect or maintain hygiene properly. A child's health and safety are what truly reflect the quality of a school.

This school is 1000/10 because it's good for learning there and it made my kid smarter it's a good…read moreschool it's a number 1.

Went here Class of 2018. Overall, the school itself in terms of facilities aren't too bad in my…read moreopinion. I happened to be someone into the arts at the time (still am). I have been in many art classes at the school such as, Ceramics, Drawing and Painting, also AP Art. I also have participated in Drama Club and happened to be the club president in my senior year. I am someone who was into music as well. However, in terms of choir classes...I've noticed during my time at the school, many students in the choir are pretty pretentious I felt. Which in turn, caused me not to join. With how the school is structure-wise, I'm not really mad at it. It's more so the actual students I've come across and how the faculty deal with issues particularly regarding mental health. I wasn't really a "popular" kid, but wasn't that much of an outcast either. I was somewhere in between. When it came to the people I was hanging out with on a daily basis, we were doing things that normally people do in high school. Chill, hang out, and joke around. If I'm being honest, in high school, I was someone who had mental issues especially with suicidal ideations. Due to issues I had outside of high school at the time. Thankfully I'm not there mentally anymore. However, I didn't really have much support outside of my friends at the time. It felt hard to talk to somebody, but one day I brought it up to my counselor... Well after I did, it made things a lot worse. Essentially it separated me from my family, and I felt alienated from the students when I told them the issues I had at the time. A particular friend I had who I considered to be my best friend, I confided in her and I was basically shamed for it. The next day, she never spoke to me again after that. I had another friend, who actually was trying to get to the bottom root of the issue and I dismissed her which I still feel bad for. There was another person who I thought was a friend, but actually secretly did not like me. She was someone known to start drama. After these events happened, I was alienated from my main circle and others. Felt embarrassed during graduation day and overall I have mainly known people who are really deep down fake. Well, it's expected from a place like California. I was happy to leave considering I didn't have to see or talk to most of the people I knew there ever again. However, it feels bittersweet because while I don't want anything to do with this school or the memories associated...it feels tough to know that looking back I didn't have a good experience. Doesn't mean the school itself is horrible, it's the social life that came with it and how I was treated that did not feel good.

Mrs. Nguyen almost let me piss myself in her class and had the assistant principal come and scold…read moreme for "holding her back from her baby" after I ran out to pee before I couldn't hold it in anymore. I was also severely depressed and 5150'd multiple times via the school, but they never put me on an IEP and I eventually dropped out during the covid pandemic. They don't care about students here.

Former student here. I graduated in recent years and figured I'd write a review about my…read moreexperience. First of all, this establishment claims that it "empowers students to be innovative and creative problem solvers." However, this statement completely contradicts what I went through. When I was a freshman in high school, I was placed into an honors math class and felt that I was prepared for the year ahead of me. This honors class was one of the hardest classes I've ever taken even though I had taken the exact same class in eighth grade. My math teacher would often say that "You guys have seen this before" or "You guys should know how to do this from middle school." I didn't. I had no idea what I was doing when I got to high school and felt incredibly behind from all of my peers. The fact that the subject I felt the least prepared in was math coming from a self-proclaimed "STEM Academy" was beyond me. I know my limitations and math was not it. I had all A's in math while attending this school. One of the biggest things I NEVER learned in Algebra I at IC was mean/median/mode. I remember that everyone of my peers in that freshman year Honors Algebra I class already knew this from middle school.

I am truly grateful to Immaculate Conception School and all it has done for the growth and…read moredevelopment of my daughter. My daughter has been a student here since 2015 and I am so proud to see the young lady she is becoming. My daughter is a happy student and succeeding academically. She is also in sports and other key clubs that the school offers. As a strong leader, our principal has brought forth many new programs to IC like STEM and empowerment classes for our kids. I know that our principal always acts in the best interest of our students and strives to continue to bring great success to Immaculate Conception School. Being part of the IC School family motivates me to be involved because I enjoy the IC community and all that it stands for. I am definitely a proud parent of IC. Lastly, I look forward to my little one starting TK in the fall. The TK/ K teachers a hard-working team who are experienced and provide an outstanding program.