I have not dealt with the school itself because the first person you deal with is the front office…read morelady (Diane) who is very rude. I just moved to the area and was trying to enroll my 3rd grader into the school and Mrs. Diane was very unhelpful. She had an attitude from the moment I first calles the office. Her line to me was "I don't know what you want me to tell you" ... Doesn't make it very comfortable to feel that way when your trying to place your 7 year old in a new school. I am a front desk receptionist at my job where we deal with injured workers all day. Do you think if they walked in and I was treating them with that kind of respect, that they would ever want to return? No! The first person you come across sets the tone for the entire workplace ... I am sorry but Mrs. Diane has not set a good tone with me on multiple occasions. I understand its the beginning of school and its busy and frustrating but so is life and if you can't handle it then find a new career. Needless to say I enrolled my son in a completely different school because I would much rather that then have to deal with Mrs. Diane each time I need to deal with the school. I would think really hard Mrs. Dana about finding yourself a new candidate for the front desk....

Very thankful that my child was taken such great care of by the staff throughout the years.read more

The one star is because of this email and the neglect…read more it was more gang activity. From a phone conversation we had there was no follow up. There was no apology letter. it was Moore brush it under the rug. I should've done more for my son. The wasn't even an apology letter or how many kids were involved. They did more to protect the races kids that are being taught this at home, which is a form of child abuse. My son that was up. no parent apologize to my son Ethan and no parent apologize or try to talk to me about it. My son has a yearbook so I'm gonna ask him to go through and tell me every kid that was involved. I will not post that information, but I would like to know who these parents are that think that this is OK.

Incredible place to learn and serve. Academic rigor is unparalleled in the Napa Valley, but the…read moresupport for students is there also. Tons of extracurricular activities across a wide variety of interests including athletics, religious, arts, student leadership, and more. My children are 3rd generation students there now!

This school is a quality place where children are in a loving yet disciplined environment that…read moremakes them feel secure while getting a great education. Because the school is fairly small, the teachers are able to give attention to each students needs while maintaining an orderly classroom. The teachers enthusiasm and love for the students is evidenced in and out of the classroom. It is not just about education though. It is also about building the character of the students through godly instruction, consistent modeling of thoughtful behaviors and use of kind words. The administration has worked hard to build the school into the kind of place kids want to attend and that parents are happy to support. The administrative staff is stellar as well! The tuition is competitive and there are not nearly as many "hidden costs" as other area schools. My children have had a wonderful school experience going to Grace Academy!

My oldest child Ava went here for her K year. Her Mother and I both enjoyed her time in the school…read more It was, and still is, a very new school. But, the huge new multi-purpose Gymnasium will make the a facility legitimate school. We had no issues with the administration while we our child was enrolled!

The first day of school is a very well-defined day with its bright spots and lurking shadows…read more Anxiety and hope mingle with the smell of brand new shoes. We've all been here before. Summer is still brewing, but the feeling of Spring lands on the minds like a freshly started brand new beginning. I dropped off the first grader first and walked the fourth grader forth. She saw her neighborhood friend at the front of the line laughing with his buddies. He glanced at us, but he was too cool to be able to pull away and say hi to us. I totally understood. Who's young enough to be able to say that their elementary school had a website? Mine did not. We had chalk boards and dittos instead of web postings and emails. I walked to school uphill sideways and everything was downhill from there. Sorry, that's a whole different story. After four years at McXXXXXXX Elementary, it's exciting to be part of a promising new curriculum. And to top it off, my daughter was interviewed about her new school in the local paper. http://napavalleyregister.com/news/local/article_f2bed938-ab50-11df-9fe0-001cc4c002e0.html It's looking to be like it's going to be a great school year.

Mr Frank Silva is a great principal and there are some really good teachers who care about your…read morechild's future. This school fosters learning in a safe atmosphere. Love the parent evolve involvement and extra curricular activities they offer after school each semester. My daughter took fencing, cooking, Spanish, computer coding, and gardening. The grounds are well maintained and large enough for the entire school to fit. Morning drop off and afternoon pick up can be a challenge but if you give yourself an extra 5 minutes it's worth it.

All my kids come to this school! I really love the system of the school. My kids have to do their…read morehomework everyday. The school is so clean and safe. Good jobs team Brown Valley

This is one of two rubber running tracks open to the public. The other is Vintage High School. Down…read moresouth is American Canyon High school. It's a very new track and very soft. I don't prefer tracks this soft but its free, its well kept and its free. The grass on the field is also very well kept and after school there are kids practicing lacrosse here. The grass is so well kept I was able to do some barefoot running training here after some interval workouts. No shade. And you'll get some red powder stuck to the bottom of your shoes for a short while after running on these kinds of tracks, so if you really really don't want that, I wouldn't wear them here.

Some really good staff but no accountability for bullying or children being assaulted. One student…read morewas punched repeatedly and no one noticed. Children responsible and who even admitted to it not suspended. No repercussions means no accountability.

This school has been such an amazing place for our daughter the last three years. We have found the…read morebest community of families that have become a huge part of our lives! Highly recommend BOS for any family looking for a school where their child is really seen for who they are, given appropriate and challenging academic goals, and guided to be a kind human and critical thinker.

We are so grateful for Blue Oak. The emphasis on community is felt in so many ways. It feels like…read morea family. The different grades interact so much. The music program is another highlight. The performance at The Uptown was amazing. There are so many things to appreciate. In early grades, there is an emphasis on strengthening growth mindset and nurturing a love of learning. The teachers are continually educated in current and evidence-based teaching practices. Blue Oak aims to empower the next generation of changemakers.

My daughter went here in kindergarten until second but I would have moved her in first if I could…read morehave. She has ADHD and her first grade teacher could not handle her in an appropriate way so she would just yell and embarrass her and make her sit outside. This teacher didn't follow the 504 plan and the school lied about accommodations not being made. My child was terrified of her. One time she was made to sit outside of her classroom and was afraid to ask her teacher anything. She was left out there for so long she ended up having an accident but was too afraid and embarrassed to say anything. This school is all about showing off and putting on a good front but their lack of caring or honesty shows their true colors.