Rancho is a great school. I have read all of the previous reviews and thev are pretty bad, but…read morethose bad reviews are from years ago, bad things have happened at this school but it's 2022. Rancho is a new school, new principle, new kids. Yes there are fights but you can't prevent that. Fights happen at every school. This is a fine school.

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This place is what it seems: a school. The reason I gave it four stars is because I don't think…read moreanyone will take this review seriously. I like this school. When I was not here, I was uneducated, but now, I can say that I am somewhat educated. The teachers inform me of class stuff. The staff works and gets paid. If they didn't get paid, they would probably find another job, perhaps at another school. This is a school.

Sacred Heart is an exemplary school that provides a higher standard of education for grades…read morepreK-8th. Students receive attention to individualized needs. Students are motivated, and focused. Parents and students are highly involved throughout the year with different school wide activities including: The Ranch Dinner and dance, classroom field trips, volunteering on campus or in the classroom, assemblies, performances, etc. Sacred Heart is a safe place to be: the entrances are securely monitored and students are supervised until dismissed directly to parents. Students have elective and extracurricular opportunities like piano, foreign language, religious studies, and athletics. During the 2020 global pandemic, staff and teachers have done an outstanding job of continuing academics. While other schools have left students in the dark without curriculum, Sacred Heart teachers and staff continue to provide students

Sacred Heart Parish School is a wonderful school! It has awesome teachers, staff, and the best…read moreprincipal.

I have witnessed so many horrible things at the schools in this district. I've seen students being…read morepunished in harsh ways. Getting their property confiscated and thrown away. Physically grabbed by staff. I've even heard staff swearing and yelling at students. Many teachers here are cranky and rude. The worst person employed in this district is the principal of Sunnyslope because he isn't a decent human being at all. Avoid sending your children to that school.

All sorts of terrible things to say with not enough space to say it. Just go straight to the…read moreCalifornia department of education. It's going to save you a huge headache. Also avoid sunnyslope as if your child's life depends on it. My son was bullied but so was a good 3 quarters of their campus so it was impossible to avoid.

Both of my children attended this school K through 8th grade. I can't say enough good things about…read moreit. My experience has been amazing. The values this school holds kids to are something that is missing from other schools in the area. They have a zero tolerance level and I am thankful for that. The communication between parent and teacher is outstanding. If there were any issues with my kids I received an email or phone call right away. Teachers recognized when my boys were struggling in ELA and offered to place in an after school tutoring program to work on their weaknesses. All the teachers are amazing and I would recommend this school to all. I feel so lucky my kids were able to attend school here.

I'm severely disappointed with those people. I've had nothing but problems since the beginning of…read morethe year. The bus driver told my son his dad isn't really his dad and kicked him of the bus with no prior written warnings which is in their handbook. I had to call the superintendent to have things sorted out and it put a bullseye on my back. Since then, things have gone downhill. Just recently when I wouldn't just accept that they railroaded me with a surprise meeting in which they talked about how they can't handle my son right in front of him, they decided to take it even father. I won't go in to specifics, but unless you want to comply with their ridiculous standards for looks, not for academics, be prepared to have your whole world changed. These people have done nothing but judge me and my son and it's wrong. I can't wait to be done with this school. My son's teacher went on maternity leave early on and the woman that subbed for her was just incompetent and I feel as though she's partially why my son is now academically stunted. She wasn't sending home more than 2 sheets of homework and didn't know how to properly discipline my son and another boy who don't get along. My son has picked up on the fact that if he's disruptive, they'll send him to the office and he takes advantage of it because they talk and laugh and joke with him which he loves. I'm just really sick of the fake, catty, judgemental stuff and hope the end of the year comes quickly.

I have to say, I love Calaveras K-8 school and the entire staff. Recently the district rezoned and…read morethat meant my child after only attending Calaveras was to go to a new school. I was not in favor of that; nor was he. No longer having bus transportation, we drive him everyday so he can continue his education at Calaveras. The principal, Christine White and Resource Coordinator, Andy Parra are excellent; extremely helpful and very approachable. All Calaveras staff; office, lunch, maintenance, etc. are stellar; and the teachers, well, I can't praise them enough; all have been excellent. My daughter just graduated from 8th grade at Calaveras and my son is attending the Achievement Academy this year and loving it. I wouldn't change anything. Thank you CALAVERAS.

Since this place is only a few blocks away from several of my friends' houses, I've spent a fair…read morebit of time here over my years in Hollister. It's a pretty nice park, except that it has tanbark, so shoes are definitely a must. The swings are very nice, and abundant (six swings, if I remember correctly). The play structures (there are three) are all relatively decent, if generic. There is a nice, huge grass area for sportsplay/picnics, and blacktop for basketball games (there are hoops), hopscotch, dodgeball, what-have-you. There is an official entrance near the expanse of grass, but I don't think I've ever used it. Most locals just enter through the gap between the chain link fence and the school building in the parking lot on Cerra Vista Road. It's been there for years, and no one's ever bothered to fix it.