Love the Special Education Teacher here. My experience with her and the thoughtfulness and caring…read moreenergy she put into my son has brought peace knowing my son was left in good hands. I enjoyed the pictures she would share weekly. I wished my son could have stayed with her for kindergarten but he had to go to another special education class at another school and the experience hasn't been the same. He's adjusting well at the new school but it hasn't been the same caring support I got at Vinedale. If I had a choice I would bring my son back.

Not a good school. took my kids out of this school because there were some issues with other…read morestudents. there is a high turnover rate with the teachers here for a reason

Great school that customizes their program to each child. Also focus on application vs just…read morememorizing stuff.

I love Delphi LA because my kids are thriving and in such an enriched environment! I know each day…read morethey are with wonderful teachers, staff and friends and I don't have to worry about them. They come home from school every day happy and go to school excited everyday. They are excelling educationally and love their sports and arts programs. We also have a very tight mom community in our school too which I love as a parent. - A.B.

We have 3 kids currently attending VCS and will hopefully be adding our twins to the roster this…read moreyear. Our children are thriving at Village; academically, emotionally, and spiritually. All of our kids love the campus and the teachers. The curriculum is challenging but the school is always finding new ways to make learning fun. VCS encourage family unity and there are many social events for families. We feel like VCS is our second home and we have made many friends there, friends that we actually like to hang out with outside of school. As a parent I am always worried if the curriculum isn't challenging enough so when other kids come to Village I ask the parents if their children find the work too easy or more challenging. I have yet to hear of one parent tell me it is easier than their previous school. The teachers and staff alike truly care about these kids and love God. It is evident the moment you set foot on campus. VCS promotes college at an early age and will guide your children through the entire process and hold their hand every step of the way. They focus on what the children like and what they want to study. VCS is a wonderful school and we are so thankful our children have the opportunity to attend.

The students and parents of this school do not represent true Christian behavior. This is like a…read morepublic school, with the name "Christian" attached to it. No compassion, no kindness.

We've loved our experience at this school. Most importantly, my kids are happy to be there. Also…read moregreat? One of the most active parent communities!

We are now in our third year at this school, and I can't say enough good things about it. Our now…read morefirst grader has thrived here. Not just academically, but in ways that matter deeply to us as a family. The social and emotional learning curriculum is exceptional. You can genuinely see the difference it makes in how the kids communicate, empathize, and navigate friendships. The staff is amazing, kind, thoughtful, and incredibly dedicated. They create such a safe, inclusive environment where kids feel seen and supported. Every teacher we've had has gone above and beyond, and it's clear they truly care about the whole child. We feel so grateful to be part of a school that prioritizes connection, emotional intelligence, and community just as much as academics. It's rare to find a place like this, and we couldn't imagine being anywhere else.

Horrible staff, one of the staff members made my little girl clean up their own vomit off the floor…read moreafter he refused to send her to the nurse. She is only 6 years old.

I decided to change my son to a charter school and after touring the beautiful campus and speaking…read moreto Ms. Thomassian and the special needs educator, I made the move. My son is 6yrs old and has special needs and Fenton has been able to accommodate him with all the IEP services he needs. He can be extremely challenging but Fenton has done a great job working with him and providing him with the support he needs. They communicate with me about his progress and his behavior, always keeping me informed. I love the fun activities they do as well, the energy is always bright and positive, and my son is always looking forward to going to school. When I pick him up from school he always has friends calling out his name and saying goodbye and for me this is such a special feeling knowing he's being accepted by his peers. I am thankful that he's at Fenton.

My kid is been going here since kindergarten is in the fourth grade now he loves going to school…read morehere we feel like we're getting the best education Better than a lot of private schools IMO

I went here and left in the middle of 4th grade around 2015 ish. The only few teachers I can…read moreremember were Mrs. Horn, Mrs.Hanson or handson, Mrs. Rodriguez, and my favorite who was my kindergarten teacher Mrs. Chun or chunn. When I joined the principal was Mrs. Jay and we were close and had the same name! But she left and a new principal joined who I can't remember now. I have a few more pictures like yearbook photos and my sister's graduation from kindergarten in Mr Rialtos class (I think that was his name but Rialto was also the street I lived on so maybe not)

Loved my daughter's 1st year of preschool. Ms. Maria Martinez did an awesome Job with the children.read more

I feel compelled to share my experience with Mountain View Elementary due to significant concerns…read moreregarding communication, care, and transparency from the school administration. My son has attended this school since TK and had a generally positive experience until this year, which has unfortunately taken a troubling turn. This year, my son had Miss Bradford as his teacher. Initially, he connected well with her and considered her one of his favorite teachers. However, everything changed in November when I received an alarming call from the vice principal, Miss Regis informed that there was an emergency situation in the classroom involving my son, during which Miss Bradford allegedly threw his backpack and jacket at him while he was resting his head on the table. This incident was shocking and left my son feeling unsafe and confused. In the aftermath, I attempted to meet with Miss Bradford and the principal, Mrs. Kralian, to discuss the situation. However, I was told by Mrs. Kralian that they needed to follow their investigation protocols before setting up an appointment with me. Despite my numerous emails and phone calls seeking clarity, I was met with a wall of silence. The school maintained that they could not communicate further while the investigation was ongoing, leaving me feeling ignored and in the dark. What's particularly troubling is that this was not an isolated incident. Miss Bradford had previously thrown keys in the middle of the classroom out of frustration and left the room empty during another incident just weeks before her actions toward my son. These repeated behaviors were never professionally addressed by the school. Instead of focusing on Miss Bradford's behavior, the principal used my son's child behavior against him. Our children come to school to be educated, grow, and mature, and it's disheartening to see them treated this way. I once had a lot of respect for the principal, but her handling of this situation has deeply disappointed me. I have reached out multiple times, including to Miss Hatfield, to address proper communication. Most recently, I had an IEP meeting that both the principal and vice principal did not attend, despite having passed them earlier that day and greeting them. Their lack of respect and communication is concerning. I hope this message resonates and encourages a more professional approach to communication with parents. It's vital that the school respects its role in creating a safe learning environment and addresses issues transparently rather than using power to ignore and cover up suspicious situations. Than being transparent and accountable and honest and having a positive attitude and meeting to discuss and resolve for a parent to feel comfortable and understanding the situation. Hopeful for next year my son will be treat better by the school and teachers and i won't ever have to address a matter like this again.

It used to be a good school, however last 2-3 years I would say bullying raised significantly and…read moreschool staff are not approaching professional with this matter. Taking kids to the office for every little/single thing is a norm. I would never recommend this school to anyone. My son hates to go school now because of them. Most important you would never get hold of principal. Big NO.

This was my first school, loved the park next to the school, and who didn't love playing in the…read moreguadalupe and open fields before there was any silicon valley? And how scary it was when sirens rang because of agnews state hospital lol. Those were the days, loved it there at montague!

This is a really nice and clean school. The teachers and staff are great. Most of my family and I…read more(more than 12 members) have attended this school throughout the years. My son is attending as well now starting 4th grade and he is loving it just as much as we all did. Keep up the good work staff!

Fantastic school! I have sent all three of my children here…read more As for Martha's previous post, I couldn't disagree more. Everyone I've ever encountered has been kind and professional. My child was being bullied and it was handled better than expected- with the school psychologist even making sure my child was ok. My guess is that either Martha's child was bullying someone or she just didn't get the outcome she wanted.

Do not send your children to this school. Especially if they have special needs. This school will…read morecause you immense stress and your children will not learn. The school is only worried about compliance and test scores. Which is shocking since many students STILL cannot read. On numerous occasions I've heard staff yelling at students. They are unable to work with special needs kids and hardly anyone there is qualified to work with special needs even though they state otherwise. Simple research will show they are not being honest. They don't even have enough staff to operate their classrooms. They are extremely unorganized and the classrooms are a disaster. I was a very active parent who always volunteered, donated, and supported the teachers. I was treated like a burden as well as my child. This school will set your child behind. They are plenty of top rated schools that would be safer. Lastly they do not have the gates secured so multiple children have walked out. I've watched kids talk about going to the 7-11 and the staff watching the gate will let them go. I told the school since this is a massive safety issue and they did not care.