My daughter went here three years for middle school. They have some fabulous teachers there and a…read moregreat Principal Mrs. Pritchard. The school is really dated though and very uninspiring to look at. Whoever designed this campus should not be an architect. It's boxy buildings with dark wood siding and concrete columns. It's a fairly large campus and they have lots of space for their sports fields.

Why Does NUSD Own Land Off San Andreas?…read more You know that big lot on San Andreas, off San Marin Drive (near San Ramon Elementary)? The gynormous empty lot with the "No Trespassing" sign? NUSD owns all that land. It's one of their closely guarded secrets. They've owned it for over 20 years. Why? And why haven't they done anything with it? They give good (young) teachers pink slips at the end of the years and ask parents to pony up money "to save our schools," yet they're sitting on a piece of property that must be worth $15M. So... why not donate that land to the city and create a nice park over there? There are no parks on that side of town, just an elemntary school with Hell's Own Gophers creating holes that kids trip in constantly. Or create a Little Theater there that all the schools could use for various functions and performances. There are lots of things that could be done with it. But the first thing someone at NUSD needs to do is own up to the fact that they own that property. (Or just sell it and then ditch Common Core, which is ruining our kids.) Someone do something resembling anything, please.

Came here for a water polo game. It is a nice pool and nice facilities. The pool is a bit of a…read morehike until you know the secret driving path to the back of the school. What did I learn today? We lost.

I had a great time at NHS. The music program was stellar. The academics? Well, I got good…read moregrades... but I can't say I was prepared for college. Let's put it this way: I got all A's at NHS... but I went to college, worked 10x harder, and earned B's and C's during the first year. I wasn't prepared. Teachers were just OK. I graduated 10 years ago, and I can't really remember any teachers that stood out and made a huge impact on my life. I met some great friends, though... and created some great memories. Go Hornets!

We started Jan 2024. I had a kindergarten boy and a 8th grade girl that started at Marin Christian…read moreAcademy. I see a huge changes in both of my children for the better. My son is now in 1st grade: He loves his school and looks forward to hearing about God and reading his bible. His reading and math skills have caught up as last year he was behind when we started at Marin Christian. We are so grateful to see how great he is doing and my son is so proud of his achievements here. My daughter was only at Marin Christian for Jan 2024 to June 2024, then transitioned to high school. She says what she learned in those few months have stayed with her and that she is much closer to God and this has helped her find her way at high school. She also was behind as she was home schooled over covid. In these few months this school was able to help with confidences and taught her what she was missing to do great in high school. She loved the middle school and we wished that we find this school sooner. Thank you Brenda

Fantastic local school that offers an alternative to public school. Great teachers and the school…read moreadministration is top notch. My children are very happy here and I feel they are receiving quality academia and being well-cared for. The MCA parents association offers ample opportunity to meet other parents and support the school.

We absolutely love this school! After raising two children and starting over again with our…read moreyoungest, finding the right school was very important to us. This is our favorite private school in Marin County. We are so thankful to have found a wonderful Lutheran school that offers a caring environment and an excellent education. We couldn't be happier with our choice, and we're so grateful to be part of this wonderful school community.

We decided to move our son from Kent in order to find a school that valued psychological…read moredevelopment as much as academic. The education at Good Shepherd is very hands-on as the classes are smaller and more personal. Laura the principal, heads a group of committed educators who genuinely care about their students. They strive to educate without creating a stressful environment. The language arts is fantastic. It fosters the type of analytical thinking that creates critical and creative thinking. This is a wonderful school providing a nurturing academic experience. We are very glad we chose to send our son to Good Shepherd Middle School.

My kids have been going here from the ages 2-5 and I could not recommend the preschool more…read more Friendly staff, great communication and most of all the hours are great!

My friend's child attended this school briefly. In the beginning it was great, until he became " a…read morebehavior problem". The teachers do not teach, they direct and expect results. Any teacher worth their weight in salt knows that not all methods work for all children, and that instruction should be differentiated. Not here. He was monitored and mainly reprimanded, but not taught . The school was adamant that this child had a developmental delay, when in actuality his behavior was due to being overwhelmed in a class of 25, give or take.. He was evaluated, and the only remarkable results were that he is very intelligent. Happily, he is thriving at another school where he is shown praise , warmth, & attention

All my children went there and loved it! We went to lots of schools and found that Nicasio was by…read morefar the best. The teachers are so nice.