We currently have two children that have attended Echo Ridge Christian School for the past two…read moreyears. Next year we will have 3 attending. We couldn't be happier with the well rounded education our children are receiving. The school holds a special place in our hearts because my husband attended as a child, and he has very fond memories of this school. The staff are really fantastic and caring! We appreciate the small class sizes so our children get plenty of attention. Echo Ridge is an excellent school, and we are so thankful to have this little gem in our community!

My daughter is in 7th grade and this is her second year at ERCS. She loves being a part of this…read more"family" as she calls it. I love knowing that my daughter is being prayed for by her teacher and that she starts her day with worship and prayer. ERCS has been an amazing blessing for our family. As the mother of a teenage girl it is wonderful to know that she can focus her day on God, academics, building friendships, and being a kid...instead of the peer pressure that often goes on in the public schools.

St. Agnes School is a strong community with great teachers and even better leadership…read more The teachers are dedicated, knowledgeable, and genuinely care about their students' success. What really elevates the school, though, is the administration -- responsive, organized, and clearly committed to making the school the best it can be. The support from the top down creates a positive, focused environment for learning and growth. Highly recommended for families looking for a school that blends strong academics with a supportive culture.

The best educators and community I have met in life. My daughter has SLD and Speech Delay, so we…read morehad to pull her out of PUBLIC and find the best place for her. After suffering a lot in public school, we were so blessed to find the most Incredibly caring and community-oriented school. Educators and in general here the people look out for each other. They designed a modify personalized program for her needs and i just can't thank enough their effort because in four months here my daughter has archive so much more than 2 years in public school.

Just because SCA is considered a "Christian" school does not indicate a hill of beans! There are so…read moremany kids that go here that are infecting the quality of it. To protect my kids' privacy, I won't say why I pulled my kids. However, in the time that my kids were enrolled, there was a drug bust, lack of Christian character from so many of the kids, bullying, and shockingly, such ungodly behavior. Most of this behavior is from ministers kids. I hate to have to expose this, but not many speak up and instead just turn their heads. The principal does nothing and turns his head to situations that any parent would be ballistic about. Don't waste your money. All schooling is done online. Save your money and protect your kids from the influence.

I love this school. They graduate with accredited curriculum. Our Family went through a very hard…read moretime. During this time, the teachers, staff and also chapel services have supported and helped my child through a dark time. Her teachers are on task with her workload. Honestly I can't see my child making it at public high school. Yes there are a small handful of students who don't obey the rules, or do drugs, but that is at every school, Christian or not. This school has christian principles that are taught. Its every students decision if they choose to be a christian. I am saving to send my second child there. The teachers are amazing. They pray over their students classrooms. I am so thankful for this school. My child would not have this support and spiritual aspect from a public high school. The pricing is a money saver. I know a few private schools charge 16 grand for tuition. Thank you to Tim Miller, the principle, the entire faculty and staff of Stockton Christian Academy for the impact you have on my child and our family. Two more of my children are Stockton Christian Academy bound!

My daughter has been a part of Holy Trinity School since Kindergarten; next year, it's time for 7th…read moregrade! I'm so grateful for the outstanding academics and the incredible teachers and staff who make learning enjoyable. They're always there to encourage our kids to explore and grow. And let's not forget about the emphasis on respect and kindness among all the students. It's truly inspiring to see how they treat each other with such care. The small class sizes also allow the teachers to give each student the individual attention they deserve. It's no wonder my daughter has such strong Catholic values and beliefs - this school has played a massive role in shaping them.

Both of our children have attended Holy Trinity School since Kindergarden and are now in 4th and…read more2nd grades. We enjoy the community at Holy Trinity from its teachers to other families. We participate in many extracurricular academic and athletic programs available at the HTS from Mental Math to Lego Robotics to Cross Country Run and Basketball. If you want a great school for your children, with a strong family environment, then HTS is where your children need to be!

At 165 years, St. Vincent's School for Boys is one of California's oldest schools. Founded in 1855,…read moreunder the direction of Jose Sadoc Alemany, 1st Archbishop of San Francisco. The school's current campus was designed in the 1920's by Leo Mitchell in a seamless mix of the Spanish Baroque and Mission Revival styles. It's crowning centerpiece is without a doubt its extraordinary Californian Churrigueresque style.

STUNNING WEDDING VENUE (4.5 stars)…read more My good friend married his beautiful love at this location 08.09.14!!! The property was spacious, the church was beautiful, and to witness the union was incredibly sweet. Mass was given (yay! Don't have to go Sunday). Next to the church opens up to a courtyard which held cocktail hour. Open bar of basic beer, wine, and bubbly were served. Mini appetizers were also served by waitstaff on silver platters. There wasn't much shade and everybody went to the side buildings to save themselves from melting in the scorching sun. In the back was another larger outdoor courtyard where the reception was held. For an "all boys" school the restroom was neutral for the evening. BUT we discovered a (fairly clean) women's restroom near the swimming pools. This gorgeous venue also turns erie at night... Lol especially the kids playground resembling a scary scene from a horror film. We rolled super deep for the wedding and all sat together. And every single one of us were blown away by the setup. Buffet style eats, open bar, pictures and videos, homie deep, and talking about "the years" when we all met each other when I was 19 and here we are in our mid 30s celebrating Jtec's wedding!!!! Time flies, I heart my extended BayArea SPAMilia. The best part of the evening... Everybody gone, staff packing up, we all run to the dancefloor, DJ spinning songs just for us, jamming tunes underneath the cold evening night (drunk), and some jumping into the courtyard fountain!!! CLASSIC. That's was one of the funnest weddings I have ever attended. Can someone get engage and have another wedding here!

**"**As a former student who attended this school with my two brothers from 2019 to 2023, our…read moreexperience was incredibly isolating and painful. Within our first few weeks after transferring, my older high school brother was called the N-word by a fellow student. As middle schoolers, my other brother and I had to witness that, while constantly feeling a heavy, quiet hostility from parents who didn't want us to be friends with their kids just because we were among the few Black faces in the room. The students were mostly passive, but the constant microaggressions about my hair and the casual, stereotype-driven biases made it exhausting to just exist there. After George Floyd's murder, the school put on a performance of having conversations about American racism, but it felt empty--they did absolutely nothing to actually protect or support the few Black students they already had. I wouldn't wish the loneliness and anxiety of my time there on anyone. I am profoundly grateful to the few staff members who genuinely cared and tried to protect us after my brother was called a slur. But I fear nothing has truly changed, and I refuse to stay silent while another Black or minority student risks going through the same pain we did. I expect a response to this review, and I am entirely open to a direct dialogue with the superintendent to discuss how the school actually plans to fix this culture.

I had my kid attends the high school this year because of the reputation. But we have big…read moredisappointment. First they don't allow students to choose their science courses in 9 th grade , instead they require them to take in sequence ( physics, chemistry biology). Then the main science course teachers especially AP Physics and Chemistry honor don't know how to teach. Those teachers don't know how to help students to apply their knowledge and concepts to solve problems, and assign homework on regular basis to help students to reinforce what they learn. My kid and the entire class struggle and stress on these subjects. The administration staff don't care. Students have to watch YouTube to learn it themselves. What is the point of paying high tuition for the teachers can't teach and kids have to look for resources from YouTube themselves!! My kid also mentioned that most of the students in the class cheat but the teachers don't know because too busy in texting or they just don't care. I am thinking to pull my kid out of this school next school year. I don't recommend this school at all . Don't waste your hard earned money !

I love this Church! My family and I were welcomed with open arms and have found a true church…read morehome. Praise be to God!

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If I could leave 0 stars I would! Terrible school! Especially the staff is so rude and unkind to…read moreeveryone not just parents but students as well! Moved my child out of there and she has been thriving loving their new school do much better, been on the honor roll every semester since joining the new school. (Which happens to be my alma mater)

My son graduated from OLPH and now my daughter goes to the same school. I can't thank the teachers…read moreenough for all their efforts, perseverance, knowledge and care that they've been giving the students here. It's not just a Catholic school, it is like a second family. Families know other families even if they're not in the same class. The kids cheer each other up and they always have fun during school events. Until now that my son is in high school, the families in his class still see each other. The friendship between kids and families extend outside of the school. The staff are nice and the school has a NEW principal who is very hands on, transparent, and who listens to students and parents. OLPH is almost 100 years old and still serving the community. It is academically competitive and at the same time gives the kids a good Catholic foundation. I highly recommend OLPH School!