I think this is a good school overall, I just feel their special education section needs more…read moreteachers to help with more one-on-one work. Your kid won't get that here. I've worked at lots of schools, and I've seen how, over the years, this school has had a difficult time working with kids who are non-verbal. I haven't seen much progress in particular kids and it has been 3 years of them being there. I think there are other schools that have more staff who can maybe help more in severe cases. If your kid is okay in group classes, though, in general ed or special Ed, then this school is fine.

Went here from 2011 to 2017 and it was the worst years ever. Terrible staff, terrible office…read morepeople especially Ms. Snagel. Oh man I hope she's gone by now for the sake of those poor kids. Also be careful with the old lady teachers. They can be very mood swingy and snappy and some of the younger teachers are just plain out snobby. I would like to shout out to Mrs. Montano and Ms. Zadylak. I am so glad I am far gone from this school. Knobhill? More like KnobHell! Also the discipline system is cruel. I mean who freaking isolates a poor kid to the wall in front of everyone to shame them. Just wow. Good luck to whoever goes here next and ps. Watch out for rude supervisors and lunch ladies. You will love middle school way better. Good day

The office staff in the Administration building are friendly and all the teachers I have met here…read moreare nice and enjoy working with students. So far only good thoughts.

This school is the worst i used to come here the kids are the worst the bathrooms are bs bc i found…read morepee on the ground and the bathroom are never cleaned. The kids are mean af and this is a picture when i left the school. Dont come here

This school has been so amazing for my boys. They have learned so much and I couldn't be more…read morethankful to the staff. They truly care about the kids. The communication is amazing and my kids enjoy going to school. They do not like missing school and both are always looking to grow academically. This school has been a life saver for my fami

This school has a small school culture with a high focus on academics. What I love is that it…read moreoperates like a private school but is accessible and tuition free to all students. They also have a free after school program that helps my family with our work schedule. The teachers are great! My sons teacher Ms. Wheeler is a rock star! He struggled with reading and writing and has improved so much in the last year since we enrolled.

My niece really enjoys her friends and teachers at this school. The school isn't too big, so it…read morehelps kids make friends, I think.

Amazing school! This is my first charter school I ever went to and it was a great first experience!…read moreThere are three Tracks and different ways you can attend school. The teachers are really nice and understanding and the campus reminds me of a Montessori school, swings, dirt and gravel.

I love, love, love this school! I made great memories here by making new friends, it was hard at…read morethat time when I was deaf, people would stare at my hearing aids making me feel embarrassed that I had them, but eventually the kids were really nice and wanted to be friends with me, this school will provide anything for you, I will forever miss this school and Mrs. Mussatti.

I love this school when I came here, I made a lot of great memories here. The staff and teachers…read morehere are the best. They will help your child, when they need it the most. It's a wonderful school with great people. I recommend this school to everyone.

I went to this school from the first grade to fifth grade, and I recently just graduate! I cannot…read moretell you how much I love this school and it offers so many great stuff for your child! Do not ever hesitate to send your child here, all the teacher are kind, smart, and resourceful. They are always here to help. And the school campus is awesome with a great grassy field, big basketball courts and swing sets for little kids! The school is very clean and the library has a beautiful wide selection of all books! Students are well behaved and there aren't any fights at this school!

I was so nervous about my son starting school but I truly couldn't be any more thankful for such an…read moreamazing and loving teacher, Mrs. Rhoades made me feel like he was her own child, she is so caring and has so much patience we were beyond blessed with having her as his TK teacher, the staff is just amazing, Janice in the front desk is such a sweetheart she has the best customer service and she knew My son Andy's name as soon as he walked through the front door, if you are looking for a good school I deff recommend this school, you will not be disappointed, best choice my husband and I ever made.

Finding a private school that balances academic excellence with character development can feel like…read moresearching for a needle in a haystack. For our family, EAA hasn't just been a school, it's been a community that feels like home. From the start, we could tell the teachers and the staff set up a caring environment where your child is seen, known, and cared for with respect and encouragement. The main areas that have stood out to us the most: 1. Excellence Beyond the Textbook - The curriculum here is rigorous and forward-thinking, but what truly sets it apart is the holistic approach. The teachers don't just teach for the test; they teach for life. Starting in kindergarten, every quarter each student had to prepare a presentation that would be presented to their K-1st classmates. By the 4th quarter, each kid was thriving with confidence in public speaking skills! From STEAM projects to the fine arts in musical performances for choir, band, and handbells, kids are challenged to think critically and creatively every single day. 2. A Foundation of Faith and Values - In a world that often feels chaotic, EAA provides a centeredness and steadying influence. The Christian values of service to others, integrity, and compassion are woven into a variety of experiences and community outreach. It is incredibly heartening to see your child excitedly talking about how they helped someone that day and lead with kindness. 3. Mentors, Not Just Teachers - The faculty here are small, mighty, and absolutely world-class. They are deeply invested in each student's personal growth. We have seen firsthand how the small class sizes allow for individualized attention, ensuring that no student falls through the cracks and each child, no matter how young or old, is encouraged to reach their greatest potential. 4. A True Community Atmosphere - When we first started here, we immediately knew we weren't just signing up to any old school; we were joining a supportive community. The parent-teacher partnership is phenomenal, and the sense of safety--both physical and emotional--is something we value deeply. We wanted a school that would prepare our child for a success: whether for life in general or a rewarding career, we wanted to ensure they would be taught more than just the ABCs and the 123s. We now know our child is being set up for so much more through an enriched foundation that provides the tools, resources, and critical thinking necessary for a meaningful life. We have found that at EAA where confidence, intelligence, and faith have been intertwined in the most fantastic way. If you're on the fence, take a tour. Talk to the staff. See the students at play. You'll realize very quickly that this is exactly where your child belongs!

I can't express enough gratitude for Escondido Adventist Academy. After going through a difficult…read moredivorce and relocating to San Diego to be with my parents, I discovered this school through the Seventh-day Adventist Church--and it has been a true blessing. The environment is amazing--safe, nurturing, and full of love. From the front desk to the principal, every staff member is incredible. And I must say, his teachers are absolutely wonderful. They work so closely with him, offering constant support, giving him countless opportunities, and helping him succeed in every way. My son is flourishing--he's excelling academically and growing in character, rooted in Christian values. I'm so thankful for this incredible school and the difference they make every single day in our lives.

Unfortunately, the quality of this school is dependent on who's the principal. Under the Hoff…read moreadministration, it was one of the best schools in the district. Unfortunately, principals in this district are rotated around to different schools every few years. Needless to say, everyone missed Mr. Hoff. North Broadway is a California public elementary school, which means very large class sizes and a curriculum that's focused only on getting a high school diploma. If you're looking for future college admissions, you're probably going to have to enroll your kids into a private school or charter school.. Teachers are fine but are completely overwhelmed. Often, problem children are kept in a classroom, and teachers have to deal with them along with 30 other students. Tip - Don't procrastinate on getting your kids on a waiting list for a Charter School. You don't want to send your kids to Rincon Middle School (that's where they'll be assigned after North Broadway).

Best school I've ever I love it so much and never going to…read moreanother school I recommend it for a lot of more kids to go to this school because it's such a great school Plus they have the best teacher

This is a nice elementary school. No complaints. The kids I know who go here like it.read more

It may be a great school for many kids, I am absolutely not doubting that. Especially if you like…read moreto get involved in the PTO or have the time to support the teacher in class on a regular basis, it can be a great school for your child. However, if you have the feeling your kid is being unfairly treated/graded, then you should probably get out as fast as you can. I've seen it with several parents including myself, who ended up taking their kids out because they dared to voice criticism. Our kid's mental health and intelligence got called into question year after year after being initially told how great our kid is doing. I guess the teachers had to be brought up to speed first. We probably got labeled difficult parents. Often when we wanted updates and voiced that the grading of work was incorrect, we found ourselves called into meetings with up to five (!) school officials. Exchanging emails with the school is like talking to lawyers. The same phrases over and over while usually not getting specific answers to specific questions. Again, I am not saying this is a bad school for the average child/parent but looking back I simply have to leave this honest review because my two kids started thriving after leaving Paloma.

It's my child's literal 3rd day here and the lack of school pick up organization is ridiculous. The…read morestaff isn't wearing traffic vests. I cannot tell them apart from parents. They have no walkies to communicate with teachers or each other. They yell at you to pull forward when they haven't even asked the name of your kid for pick up. To ease the process I was told by office staff (at registration) to put my child's name/class on my dash. They're not even checking dashes. I got severe attitude and eye rolls for trying to ask if I should continue using the dash sheet. Disgusting behavior from people I have to leave my kid with every day. Shame on the staff member (who might've actually been the principal now that I think of it) that wouldn't get my kid to the car and just yelled. Take notes from oak hill and rose school for pick up asap. I shouldn't have to pull up to the very end of the loop when my child is RIGHT THERE and you're not asking or checking who my student is. People are going around as needed depending on which grade their student is in. I was being yelled at to move forward even when I couldn't!!! I wasn't about to stop in the crosswalk that nobody's even guarding.

The teachers at Rock Springs School are some of the best I've ever seen. This includes Andrea…read moreRiley. As a retired educator, parent, grandparent, and volunteer I feel highly qualified to say this. During "Zoom" school the teachers went out of their way to help students. They would do 1:1 sessions of a child needed extra help. They worked from their classroom and their private home. They never refused to help to the limit. Once in-person instruction began all of them have been more than willing to give kids extra help and/or meet with parents to enable the BEST instruction be delivered to ALL students at ALL times. In the 20+ years this school has been open, the staff has done nothing but improve in EVERY way possible. I'm proud to be part of their community. Tamara Buckendorf