Excellent staff excellent students great place to start you college plans off with !!! Don't forget…read moreto check out the Rise Up Center as well !!!

I took the Medical Assisting program in August, and I just…read moregraduated. My experience here was great! My teacher really helped me out and was always there for me, as well as the administrative directors. 10/10 would recommend if anyone wants to step into the medical field!

I finally decided in may of 2022 to make the decision to go back to school. I found stellar just by…read morebrowsing online. I came in for my first visit to get more info and immediately I was welcomed in and felt like these people are here to help you and they truly do. They want you to succeed and better yourself and it shows . This was the best experience I had at a school by far and if you want to get started into the medical field I highly recommend the program at stellar. Im inspired to do more and be more. Thank you so much Vic, Kristina, and my favorite teacher mrs. S.

Austin is an outstanding instructor. He doesn't just teach what we need to know to pass the NREMT,…read morehe makes sure we truly understand the concepts behind it. His approach to breaking things down and helping with study strategies, was the biggest highlight. Highly recommend Abrams

Business owner and teacher were extremely unprofessional. Owner will not listen to any criticism or…read morecomplaints and instead yells at the class and tells us to leave if we aren't happy. Teacher was let go three weeks into the six week course because she was not lecturing and would leave the classroom multiple times a day. No formal apology was given by owner. The owner took over the class and spent half of his time talking about his political views, which made me and other students uncomfortable. I got the highest grade in the class (no thanks to the course but to hours of studying) and was asked to come back for FREE to help teach the class. The classroom environment was no place for learning and could not even be compared to any high school course I've taken. Please don't give your money to this business.

I'm currently in Module 2 of the LVN program at Gurnick Academy of Medical Arts and I truly have…read morehad such a positive experience so far. The staff and instructors genuinely care about their students and want to see us succeed. Mr. Bennie has been incredibly helpful throughout the program. He is very professional, always answers questions, and takes the time to guide students through any challenges. No matter what comes up, he always finds a way to help us out and make sure we stay on track. Ms. Brenda is truly an angel on earth. She is compassionate, supportive, and always encourages us when things get stressful. Her kindness makes such a difference during nursing school. Ms. Paula is an amazing teacher who explains concepts clearly and helps students feel confident in the material. She pushes us to do our best while still being supportive and understanding. Ms. Antoinette is the most patient and kind clinical instructor. She takes her time teaching us in clinicals and makes sure we feel comfortable learning hands-on skills. She creates such a positive learning environment and truly cares about her students. All of them have guided me, supported me, and helped me find the resources I need to continue growing in this program. Nursing school is not easy, but having instructors and staff like this makes all the difference. I can't wait to finish the program and continue my journey in nursing!

Please read before enrolling. I have just graduated from this LVN program, and I can honestly say…read morethat throughout the entire 12 months, the program was extremely unorganized. Module 1 was by far the most difficult not because of the material itself, but due to poorly prepared instructors who did not seem knowledgeable about what they were teaching, along with administration that relied heavily on fear and intimidation rather than support. Module 2 continued with the same issues. When I reached out for help regarding a class concern, I contacted Mr. Baca, the VN coordinator, and received a very cold, dismissive response. There was no compassion, no guidance, and his demeanor was unprofessional, rude, and insincere. This lack of support was consistent throughout the program. Module 3 was overall the easiest academically; however, the Med-Surg 2 instructor was frequently absent and displayed petty behavior, which further reflected the program's lack of structure and accountability. Module 4 was the one exception. Dawn, the OB instructor, was exceptional--she is one of the most passionate and dedicated nurses I have ever met. Ms. Charmaine, the instructor thats a NICU nurse was also outstanding and truly amazing. These two instructors were the highlight of the program and the only ones who genuinely cared about student learning and success. Along with Jay the clinical instructor, he holds a lot of passion for what he does. I did pass the exit exam and have completed the program. I would only recommend this school to individuals who are 100% committed to becoming a nurse, highly resilient, and capable of navigating a program with minimal support. Unfortunately, there is little to no help from instructors or management. Ms.Tu although i did not speak to her much she was always professional and helpful when i did contact her. Overall, this program lacks organization, professionalism, and adequate student support.

I got all the classes I needed and expected when I went to this school before they moved to Salida…read more The Salida learning center however is a completely different story and a very bad experience.

My son went to Gregori for four years and had a great experience. He was in jazz band, in many…read moreclubs, on the golf team, and tried track one year. I think Gabriela (one star review) did make a point that I heard my son make in that the popular kids and athletes are put on a pedestal. But hasn't that always been the case. His advice on classes is take the advance placement or AP classes instead of the regular classes. He found that the teachers are more engaged and the students better behaved. In the advanced classes he was "always" able to complete his homework in class because work time was quite. My son is now at Chico State and thriving thanks to the foundation that Gregori HS gave him. One last comment to Gabriela, no school is perfect and it is great that you support your child, but you need to potentially look within to identify what or who the true source of your discontent is.

DO NOT BRING YOUR CHILD HERE!! The school is literally a prison and if you do not have the correct…read moreauthorization to be somewhere they treat youu like a delinquent and if you aren't popular or an athlete then you are nothing. The teachers are awful and suck all the emotional energy from your kids everyday and getting in trouble is SUPER easy. If you want to keep your childs permanent record clean DO NOT BRING THEM TO GREGORI

I've gone to this high school for 2 years of my high school career before transferring to the other…read morehigh school in town. It is a huge school with great architecture. Everything is beautifully new and great to the eyes. A whole lot of parking from the front of the office to the back of the school (which is where all the students park there). When you do pick up your kids from the school though there are way too many cars. The cycle to go through the drive through to pick your kids up is a pain in the butt and it does take a long time. Other than that it's great.

A little different for sure. I guess with all the changes with school regulations and laws, it has…read moreto be. Some staff is friendly and others well not so friendly. School is vey nice and extremely big with lots of open space. Facility is clean but they could have used some of the open space to accommodate buildings a little better. The lay out is simple but people sure know how to mess the drop off area. My kids and I always laugh because they all get stuck in one lane and there is two. Wish the city did something about the corner is on because that becomes a mess both and drop and pick up. Better road system and lanes would help this school tremendously.

Ah, the old stomping grounds. Martone Elementary is nestled deep within suburbia on the outskirts…read moreof western Modesto, but with that comes a quiet, peaceful environment away from the city. The classrooms comfortably seat around 30 students and the school itself uses a year-round track based system (Red, Blue, Yellow, and Green Tracks) that gives children a small vacation after a month of schooling rather than three months of summer vacation after so many months of being cramped in class. For a working family, this sort of schedule is ideal, but it definitely is a change of pace from other schools that offer only the traditional schedule. Some years ago the school attempted to switch to uniforms, but complaints from both the parents and students seem to have forced Martone to return to casual dress. A fence around the perimeter of the school was installed roughly 10 years ago and a few years after that a small public playground was installed outside of the fence for neighborhood children to play in. The school has large fields of grass for playing in, a baseball diamond that is often used for little-league practice, a playground with jungle gym, monkey bars, and parallel bars (though they've removed the sand and replaced it with wood chips for some ungodly reason), and a large blacktop surface for basketball, dodgeball, tether ball, and that one game where you bounce a ball off of a wall whose name escapes me. The cafeteria manages to seat half of the school comfortably (there are two lunch periods) and there is also plenty of tables and areas inside the open-air school for students to picnic off of. The offices are well run and, as a klutzy kid, I can tell you that the nurse's office comes well-equipped to handle any scrapes that your child might get into on any average day of fun during recess. The staff and faculty keep a close eye on the students at all times, and the library is large enough to even keep a little geek like I was entertained all the way from five years old to twelve. I may be biased, but in my opinion I feel that Alberta Martone Elementary School is one of if not the best elementary school in Modesto.

Moved from the bay area mid year. I have to say, this school has exceeded my expectations. The…read morestaff is friendly and dedicated. The school is just the right size. Classrooms all around with a nice courtyard where kids gather to eat lunch everyday And host Monday outdoor assemblies. My son really blossomed in the 4 months he attended. His confidence went through the roof, he became a lot more artistic and showing interest in New things he was learning from classmates. He felt welcomed and fit right in. It will be difficult to move if i ever have to because the school is that great. I'm looking forward to this next school year and so is my son.