My daughter was in this school less than a month. Some…read moreteachers talks about things they should have. They have medal detectors, fights and bullying. Please don't send your children there.

Worst school ever there is a lot of fights and bullying and the people there don't pay attention to…read morethe students anywhere is better then here

My son has attended Excelsior Charter School , Ontario for all 4 years of high school and is about…read moreto graduate. If you are looking for a student empowering education this is the place. The facilitators are amazing and truly care about each and every student. They involve and motivate their students in every step of their education and offer assistance with any difficulties along the way. They build relationships with their students and along with the students parents /guardians form a team that helps to propel each student to reach their individual goals. I highly recommend Excelsior Charter Schools.

From the owner: We serve students in grades 7th - 12th. Free public education, independent study option, on-campus…read moreclasses, head start in college courses while in high school, fully credentialed teachers, small classes, safe engaging environment, and personalized attention. College and career preparation is our specialty! Find out more by calling 909.895.8913

Hi, my name is Sarah. I come from a Russian Jewish background and I am also Coptic Orthodox. I've…read morespent most of my life in public schools, but I wanted to share my experience at Aquinas High School. If I'm being completely honest, it was terrible. On my very first day, a male student called me a "fat bitch." The overall culture felt entitled and hypocritical--many people here call themselves "Christians," but their behavior doesn't reflect those values. As someone who values faith deeply, I expected more respect and compassion. Instead, I found students who lacked kindness and basic decency. I believe school should be a place where students can freely share their identity and personal beliefs without fear of ridicule. Unfortunately, that was not my experience at Aquinas. I ultimately left and returned to my home public school, and I would never recommend Aquinas to anyone. In my heart, I do believe that sometimes God places people in difficult environments to remind them to lean on Him. Maybe this school is meant for those who don't know Him and need to seek Him out. But for students who already have faith, Aquinas does not provide anything more. A public school or a different private school would be a much better option. Also, I couldn't help but notice they don't have reviews up on Google, which is concerning.

very bad attitude from the person who supposed to be helping with enrollment , (Mrs. R) I saw how…read moreshe treated one of the parents on June 14 for the " Welcoming family event ". and I don't feel to continue with my daughters enrollment, to show support to that family being mistreated. it is a great family that my daughter went with her son to another private school. His mom was always very humble and collaborating with all schools activities.

All you have to do is look into the eyes of any educator in this district and you will see very…read morededicated, compassionate, understanding and patient professionals that genuinely care about your child's academic wellbeing!

Really enjoyed the sound bath! The instructors were very welcoming. Will for sure be returning for…read moreanother!

I went to a Soundbath. It is an amazing experience. The lighting is low and peaceful, everyone is…read morevery kind and friendly. We started with some breathing and relaxation exercises, then the soundbath began. The leaders play singing bowls and various instruments. It is SO relaxing. The leaders do a great job of explaining what will happen, and then debrief afterwards, AND stay silent during the entire soundbath portion of the experience. It might not be for everyone, but if you are looking for a space in which to relax and let of anxiety, this is a really lovely experience for that.

Plenty of parking. Location was opened to vote from 7 am to 8 pm…read more I went to this location to Vote as my American duty to participate in our right for Democracy.

I'm a current 6th grade student at Clement and Mrs. Martinez and Mrs. Barnor are not the best…read moreteachers in my opinion. For example Mrs. Barnor assigned a Sphinx project to my class and I completely completed it and she marked it missing. And Mrs. Martinez onvthe other hand targets Mr for "talking" when helping my classmates or telling them at least one sentence when either the whole class is talking or when we're done with our work. I get talking could disrupt people but the person it "disrupts" is HER. No one ever says "be quiet" or "your bothering me" so I don't get the problem. I don't want to switch classes because it's almost spring break but I would like both of them to see this review and maybe work on themselves.

Honestly this is a pretty good school. The campus is big and there's a lot going on, so it can…read moredefinitely feel overwhelming at first, especially if you're a freshman . But once you get used to everything, it's not as scary as it seems. The teachers are mostly nice and there are a lot of different classes, clubs, sports, and activities you can join. There's also a lot of school spirit with rallies, football games, dances, spirit days, and stuff like that. I feel like there are a lot of opportunities to meet people and find your group. Overall though It's not bad, but it's a good school and I feel like you can have a really good experience there if you get involved and find the right people.

I visited the campus to watch my daughter perform in a high school marching band and color guard…read morecompetition. The campus is large, clean and well maintained. The football field is very nice, modern, great sound system, great lighting and comfortable and roomy seating. The host school for this event and all the student volunteers were AMAZING and very gracious. GREAT job Citrus Valley High School !!

The best academics and well rounded education offered in SB County by far!…read moreGreat caring faculty, communication, and education that really puts the child's needs first. Children's Center through 12th grade, so nice to not have to change schools. College was a cakewalk after LLA!

Principal on the elementary side is overly strict and unfair one time my kid got a demerit without…read morethe warning they promised before a demerit going against the school handbook. They took three percent of everyone's tuition to pay for Yondr Pouches for 5th-8th grade yet couldn't fund beach volleyball for highschool girls.

this school was awful. the admin team was toxic and dysfunctional. they were vindictive and nasty…read more they didn't care about the kids at all. they enjoyed harassing the teachers. the pay here was good but the learning environment and the lack of professional leadership was horrific. don't walk, run. this place does not function like a normal school. it's very toxic. check out the teacher turn over year after year. that should be anyone's first clue.

My oldest started at Soar in second grade, and graduated from Soar 4 years ago. I previously had…read morehim in a regular public school and I felt his education was being greatly neglected. I saw a vast difference in my child once he started at soar - he became a much more outgoing child and his grades skyrocketed. My youngest has been at soar since kindergarten and is now in 8th grade, his grades are awesome and he never wants to miss school (he's really hoping for perfect attendance this year). I have referred friends, coworkers and family to soar. My co-worker moved her daughter to soar for her 7th grade year this year and said that she has also seen such a dramatic difference in her daughter's grades as well as her attitude. I 100% recommend SOAR if you're looking for a place for your child to thrive!