I taught at Tesoro a while ago. I moved because it was too far for me to drive. I would like to add…read morethat as a teacher here from 2005-2022, I absolutely loved teaching at Tesoro! It is an absolute treasure! My three kids went to Tesoro and they still have very fond memories! Tesoro prepared them for success! The staff here is amazing and loving. The yard aides are so caring and office staff is extremely welcoming. Go check out Tesoro for your child!!!

I absolutely hated this school and I don't reccomend it, it was not fun the staff are not nice and…read morethe yard equipment is not good, the playground is really bad and gross and there is only like 3 good teachers through the grades in the school, don't reccomend going here.

LOVE LOVE this school! Two kids who went here through 2016-2021. Everyone from the yard aides to…read morethe principal was top notch. My kids loved their classroom experience as well. Shout out to the two men Mr. Devore and Mr. Best for going the extra mile. Need more "dude" teachers in my opinion.

i LOVE this school, so many people were kind to me. The food was FANTASTIC. Some kid got famous for…read morethere hyperpigmentation drawing in this school. I love all teachers, especially 3rd grade Mr. Best who sadly quit halfway through the school year.

If you're looking for a place that cares about both a Christ-centered and academically rigorous…read moreeducation, there is no other place in Santa Clarita, or nearby areas, like Trinity that balances both as well as they do! We've been here for more than 7 years and have seen both the highs and lows of being a private school community like this. Even when challenges arise, the best thing I can say is that they actually care and try to respond in such a way that they remain committed to Christ (first and foremost) and also do the best they can to care for their students. Even if we don't always (personally) love or agree with every decision that has been made, I know it's always been done with much thought, care, and prayer in order to stay committed to the school's mission and vision--not bending to just one person's (or family's) thoughts or feelings about things. This, I'm sure, has been hard at times, but I'm grateful the school has stayed faithful in this regard over the years and even through many challenging situations! We are grateful for the unique place Trinity holds in the Santa Clarita Valley for our family!

Nice school! They are small but the curriculum is classical and extensive! We really love itread more

We absolutely love Mrs. Jessie and everyone at Alpha Kidz . There are so many great things about…read morethis school. My kids attended Alpha Kidz for many years and they never want to leave. The children were taught strong academic skills and are making bigger gains than their peers at other schools. The students at this school are performing at or above grade level. This school is amazing.

I honestly wish I could give this school more stars. We had to move and I find myself so sad that…read moremy younger son will not be able to attend this school. Ms. Jessie, Ms. Katrina, and Ms. Luz (I may have spelled her name wrong and I'm so sorry if I did!) were such wonderful teachers. It was so evident that they cared for every student. It is not just a job for these women, it's a calling. My daughter thrived at this school and still continues speaking about her school and how much she loves it. The pricing is also very reasonable, especially considering how well your student learns and adjusts. I'm so confident that my daughter will do amazing in kindergarten thanks to this wonderful school. Don't hesitate; this is the best preschool in Santa Clarita.

Since November I got bullied in school. One of my classmates bullied me because of my appearance…read moreand how "ugly" i am. Even my friend said i'm useless. The principals almost expelled me for destroying property which i don't do. This school makes me feel unsecured and being exposed. Rumors, teasing, anything that the kids do to get me out of this school. Rio Norte needs to learn better. 0 star. -Emily Kurita, victim of bullying.

The staff at this school is incredible. Each and every one of them are dedicated to making every…read morestudent feel inspired and ready to learn. As a Rio Norte attendee, I can proudly say that this school is the best for your children. With so many fun electives, such as band, ASB, and drama, your child is sure to have a blast! There is always a fun activity or spirit day on the horizion, ready to keep your kid engaged and having fun. The teachers are masters in their craft, never failing to properly educate every student that passes through. As a current Riverhawk, I can proudly say that Rio Norte is the place to be!

The preschool program is a joke. Teachers keep nagging parent during work hours to come pick the…read morekid up because they just can't do anything with them(what?!). The teachers are with the kids all day, learn to deal with kids or change profession! What a joke

Excellent school with an excellent staff. Every single teacher and administrator is dedicated and…read morepassionate. I'd give it more stars if I could!

I went to this school, it's some teachers are nice, or they are bad. To bad there was…read moreconstruction that is blocking off the playground

If I can give this school 0 stars I would!!! My daughter was bullied and sexually harassed by…read moreother students and nothing was done. We tried to talk to the previous principal Mrs. Covington and nothin was done. None of those students we reprimanded! I'm glad that she is gone! I have transferred my daughter out and I am so glad! The students here run all over the teachers and are so disrespectful!

Oak Hills Elementary is an amazing school academically wise, can be somewhat better, but one thing…read morethat caught my eye is the school staff. My children always come home informing me that the safety supervisors can definitely be nicer. To demonstrate what I'm trying to say, my daughter complains to me that this one particular staff member who works during recess and lunch yells a lot at children and can say unnecessary things. Along with taking away specific privileges, which for an elementary school doesn't make sense if you barley did anything wrong. Mrs KK I think that's the name. I don't mean to be disrespectful, but the staff can be really disappointing, and should definitely improve.

Such a good school not as strict and the teachers can teach good…read moreThey help the kids understand is they don't get it and have really good activities

Choosing the first daycare or Montessori for your precious one is a super anxious moment. We…read morechecked out many candidates in Santa Clarita in person, and many more over the phone and web. We could not be HAPPIER with our choice of Northpark Montessori. We wanted a safe and caring environment that would help our child grow and learn. Frankly, we wanted our child to be happy first, learn next. We got that and so much more. We saw our child grow on every front. Social skills, academics, arts, sports ... and most importantly building confidence, being happy, and healthy. There are a thousand things that have be done right, and the awesome staff at Northpark Montessori are always on the mark. The caring and hands on leadership of Ms.Rushani and Ms.Jay has created a place where both kids and staff are succeeding every day. What has really mattered is how they sensitively deal with challenging situations, which can be quite common with the little ones. I recommend that you visit Northpark Montessori and judge for yourself. Special thanks to Ms.Rushani, Ms.Jay for being the perfect partners for our child's early schooling.

We had such an unfortunate experience at this school. My son started here when he was an infant,…read moreunable to communicate with the going ons of his day were. As he grew older and able to communicate more with gestures, he would direct me away from the school when I was driving to drop him off. He would have severe meltdowns at drop off every morning. Initially, I thought it was separation anxiety and continued to encourage him to go to the school. After the director and teacher complained that he was too advanced for the two-year-old class at two years old they placed him in the three-year-old class. (I've since learned this is a common thing in this type of school) They then began to complain that he was not meeting the expectations developmentally. We were told he was choosing to go to the bathroom " outside of the scheduled bathroom time" which is insane considering he is two years old and potty trained. He should be able to go to the bathroom whenever he feels like he needs to. We were being told that we didn't " discipline" him enough at home, given there were two of us (which also wasn't true because my son's father was deployed at this time). We hired a behavioral therapist company to work with him in the program, which is when we discovered that the teachers and director at the school were treating my son horribly. Multiple staff members from our behavioral agency noted that they were making disrespectful and rude comments to the children. Asking the therapists if they can make my child "shut up" & Placing inappropriate expectations on them that were outside of their developmental appropriate age. The director herself lied directly to our face saying the teachers were using resources that we provided to support them, such as timers for transitions and token economies for following directions. We were told " we don't really do that here, but we will to see if it works" when we pulled our child out of the program due to our agency, calling us with severe concerns of maltreatment (the ABA company genuinely called and said if you can remove him from this school tomorrow you should), we requested our items back. Then we were told by the school they didn't even have these items anymore (which is crazy because 24 hours prior they lied directly to my face saying they were using them daily) If I could scream from the rooftops not to bring your child to this program, I would. If not only for the safety of your child's mental health. It took several years for my child to be able to trust schools and adults again. He would absolutely shake in terror around anyone with a British/Indian accent similar to Mrs Rushani. He's now in first grade at a public school in general education and thriving thankfully. He required a lot of love and understanding to trust school again. It was a long recovery from the treatment he received at this horrible school. 0 stars.