This school reminded me of the school as seen in the movie, "Grease"…read more It is an older looking school, very large, clean and well maintained. I was here for a high school band workshop. The entire school staff is to be recognized for a GREAT event. Everything ran smoothly and the staff were very friendly, helpful and professional.

Really good school with very respectful and thoughtful students and staff. 100% recommend ... great…read morecollege ready classes and of course electives that include Entrepreneurship, battle robotics and gamers just to name a few! Coming soon Marine bio & hopefully zoology.... and an exploration of philosophy Teachers integrate real world experience in all Classes and juniors and seniors are encouraged to volunteer.

Excellent and conducive environment for learning and establishing positive social relationships…read more Great staff and sports programs. My 6th grade granddaughter and second grade granddaughter have been attending since kindergarten and have been very happy there.

We are new to California. I was looking for a Christian private school for my 2 boys…read more I spoke to a lady at this school today. She asked of what Christian faith we were.. I told her we were just Christian.. she said what kind of Christian.. I said.. well, I was raised Mormon (because I'm honest) I didn't say this part.. Finding myself and my truth was the hardest thing I've ever done. Breaking away from the Mormon church in Utah.. was no easy task. However I did it for me and my kids and I'm proud of the choices I've made. I don't care for organized religion. So.. I told her we were christian. Because we believe in Christ. I'm open to it all. Catholics, Protestant, Mormons, Even atheist. Because I don't judge. I just love. She then said.. We don't accept Mormons. I said... I just told you we aren't Mormon. (Haven't been for 10 years) She said. Oh right. You said that. She proceeded to say that people new to the area need to establish a church and wait 3 months. Then get a pastor reference. I get it. I'm a rule follower. However, am I suppose to put my kids in public for 3 months? Then switch them as they're getting acclimated? Or just not put my kids in school and wait to see if they accept us. Already judging us? That's not very Christ like. I don't care to be apart of a school or church that's judge mental. That's one reason I left the Mormon religion. The lack of knowledge and lack of understanding was a humbling conversation for me. After her saying all that. I said, You know what? I don't think this school is right for us. Thank you for your time. Thank you Ontario Christian, for showing me what I want no part of.

This school has made a HUGE impression on my family. I didn't know anything about the…read moreschool/church. Long story short: I had found this school by mistake and I am so glad I did. The school staff office, teachers and Principal Mr. Ramirez, has welcomed my family with open arms. I love this school!! We enrolled our daughter to K, and she has bloomed very quickly. She's speaking up more and giving new ideas. I'm very impressed. Yes, the school hasn't opened yet, but that hasn't stopped the school from teaching. I would LOVE to give this school a highest score for all their hard work and keeping the parents up to date. Thank you St. George for everything.

My kids have been attending St. George school since 2015. My son will soon be an 8th grader (class…read moreof 2025). It's amazing to see the smart young man he has become. Our children's education is very important to my husband and I. We're so fortunate to have our children in a private school. Great principal, teachers and staff. We still have a few more years at St. George and we couldn't be any happier. Thank you Mr. Ramirez for everything you do, and a special thank you to all the teachers. Keep up the great work. God bless you all!

Our family has been incredibly grateful for the experience our son has had since transitioning to…read morethis Christian school in 8th grade. Moving schools at that stage can be challenging, but from day one, the administration and teachers made the transition smooth, welcoming, and encouraging. We have been consistently impressed with the quality of the academics and the thoughtfulness of the curriculum. The teachers are not only knowledgeable, but truly invested in their students' growth--academically, spiritually, and personally. It is evident that excellence is a priority across every area of the school. Beyond the classroom, the extracurricular programs and athletics have further enriched our son's experience. One of the things we love most is the sense of genuine community. At sporting events, it is common to see teachers and administrators not only supporting their own children, but enthusiastically cheering on the entire team. That presence speaks volumes about their commitment and heart for the school. We are equally encouraged by the number of alumni who remain actively involved in the community. It says so much about the lasting impact this school has on its students. This is not just a four-year commitment--it is truly a lifetime community. We are thankful to be part of a school family that values faith, excellence, and connection so deeply.

"Growing Christian Leaders"? Honey, please. That motto is more like a bad joke they keep telling…read morethemselves every day. Ontario Christian High School is out here acting like they're molding saints, but really, they're just growing drama queens who can't even lead themselves. Let me break it down for you: this school is a small public school with uniforms slapped on, the same petty cliques, the same fake smiles, the same backstabbing only with way less freedom and way more rules pretending to be "Godly." They love to throw Bible verses on posters and call it "Christian leadership," but where's the real love? The real respect? Nah, it's all about who's popular, who's in the "in" crowd, and who can keep their perfect little image together for Instagram. Look, I'm an Instagram addict. I'm glued to my phone, I love posting and scrolling and connecting. And guess what? Public school is a million times better for that kind of vibe. I can be myself, scroll whenever I want, and not have to worry about being "too loud" or "too much" for some school that's supposed to be about faith but just about keeping up appearances. I've been to their homecoming, their formal, their sports games -- and let me tell you, what I saw was a whole lot of hypocrisy. Leaders acting all sweet in front of teachers but turning around to talk trash like middle schoolers. Staff turning a blind eye to favoritism, as if it were some big secret, while other students get punished for breathing wrong. And now? They decide to slap on this ridiculous phone ban like that's gonna fix anything. Taking phones away from teenagers who live on their devices? That's not protection, it's control. My friend went through Ontario Christian and bounced out for public school. And honestly, both of us are so much happier now. We get to be real, to laugh, to live, without pretending to be "perfect Christians" for a crowd that only cares about its image. If this is what they mean by "Growing Christian Leaders," then honestly, they're failing spectacularly. What they're doing is growing a bunch of drama queens who can't even lead themselves, all while pretending to walk the walk. "Growing Christian Leaders"? More like "Growing Drama Queens Who Can't Even Lead Their Own Lives."

Not very welcoming! office staff acts extremely authoritarian, mean lady at the front desk,…read morethe so called Nurse - is rude has no empathy for others, she has so much power over the rest of the staff, she runs the office, ( can never get a smile out of these people ) it looks as if though they are tired of dealing with people, makes a new student feel NOT welcome.. how sad there are people like them in this world. i wish the district would send undercover - visitors to see how R U D E the office staff is, the lady who speaks Spanish, is the worst, treats people with a mean look and bad attitude- shame on them all! as they make you sit there and wait, they among themselves, keep talking about their personal lives, what they are cooking for dinner etc...amongst them they are a happy group, but we walk in - interrupt their conversation, and they become angry.

This school was so terrible , but I will give credits to the new vice and principals we got this…read moreyear they tried to make our school year the best , all I have to say is screw your Mrs. Smith you made me feel miserable, embarrassed me In front of the students , I was going through a lot but she pressured me to do my best which I was trying to do but since it was all online it was hard.

This school has a nice campus. Very old school. The school it's self is located in a pretty good…read moreneighborhood.

Give Mrs Munoz a raise she's the best spanish teacher she deserves a better classroom too ngl give…read moreher a actual classroom instead of a portable. Shes the goat Id vote mrs munoz to be the goat Spanish teacher. Give her like one of those classrooms that has the brand new desks and give her like good air conditioning because she deserves a better classroom also give her like a bigger room like one of those english classrooms idk why english classrooms are so big I think mrs munoz deserves one of those huge classrooms . I'd vote Mrs Munoz for president if she ran. She's the best spanish teacher. Mrs Munoz is the goat

My grandson, Timmy Toughknuckles, had a terrible experience at this school. The staff were…read moreunhelpful, unprofessional, and seemed completely uninterested in the well-being of their students. We expected a supportive environment, but what we got was the opposite. Very disappointed. Would not recommend.Also instead of feeding the kids food they give them this unknown grey slop this is a pathetic attempt at a school do better.