This school is very organized when it comes to the releasing of the students. From the time the…read morebell rings the teachers are deployed to the nearest crosswalk to assist the students in crossing the street. Also the valet student pick up system works fabulous. They display exceptional organizational skills during student drop off and pick up times. It's not easy trying to control over 500 kids being released at once but Mitchell staff has figured it out. Kudos to them for all they do for us.

Not impressed w/ this school. Nice looking. However, they used their pandemic funds for upgrades &…read morenew buildings rather then helping the kids that fell behind. The staff did the bare minimum during that time. Art and science classes were even taken away. Never came back. Of all the schools my children ever attended. This one was the biggest disappointment. Overall, they don't seem to truly care about the students.

My son has been going here for 2 years and I really like the school. The teachers are great, young,…read moreenergetic and full of new ideas, the campus is very clean, maintained and has plenty of fun things for kids of all ages to do and the location is in a secluded area up in the canyons. The school set up an automated calling system to all your selected phone number daily with school updates, activities, messages and more. It keeps the parents well informed. They have fun activities once in a while on Friday's, like crazy hair day, PJs day etc. Kids love to take part in these events and its a real treat. After the Sandy Hook shooting the school immediately implemented rules to help the school be more secure and ensure something similar doesn't occur here. The only thing that keeps me wondering is, what has the school done or planning to do with the extra money it has/will receive from the passage of proposition 30 by voters that gives schools more money? I haven't heard anything, seen a plan and would like to be in the loop. In the last few years, due to budget cuts, they have cut a tremendous amount of school days out of the year and I'm hoping with the additional revenue, they will bring most of the back. Too often, the kids are off from school due to budget cuts. Overall, great school. Great kids. Great parents.

Our Daughter graduates from the 6th grade this year. She has attended Canyon Springs Elementary…read moresince kindergarten. The quality of her education, the quality of her Teachers and staff have been absolutely outstanding. The school has more then exceeded our expectations! Our Daughter and our Family are going to miss this school immensely, with all beautiful , and positive memories. Thank you!

Great school and great staff! I am lucky my daughter went to this school. Now I am a part of this…read moreamazing elementary school and I am happy to be a valuable member of Canyon Springs school!!!!

The principal Miss Diamond is completely unprofessional and lacking in brainpower…read more When I asked her where my kid was, she said I might have schools mixed up and that I might be at the wrong school. When I told her that I was positive my kid goes to this school she told me I could wait there all day if I wanted to. Another parent told me that Miss Diane Diamond sent her kids on the bus when they weren't supposed to be on the bus. So her kids were missing and the bus was trying to drop her kids off at a place they didn't know. Crazy how she is misplacing children and has no clue who attends her school. She should be fired, and hired to mop floors.

The teachers have all been supportive so far since my child has been there but the principal is…read moreless than friendly, even after sharing my child was struggling with feeling excluded at school. Odd behavior for a principal of an elementary school who's supposed to be setting an example of kindness and inclusion.

Seems like a good school considering the area the school is located in is not…read more The school ciricculum for transitional kindergarten is well thought through and diversifies the children's learning experiences beyond the typical English, math etc. It includes cooking, design, art and other activities to tap into the creative minds of young students. School is clean, plenty of morning school attendants to watch over the kids.

horrible, my daughter told me the teachers were rude to her and she only liked school because of…read moreher friends, if you want your kids to feel targeted and disrespected come here she came here 6 years ago

Muy buena escuela con mucha paciencia de maestros, y muy actualizada en tecnología... me encantaread more

I had a terrible experience visiting this school for an event. The principal was rude and…read moredemeaning. I overheard her talking to a parent in such a condescending tone. She was very standoffish and unapproachable.

Amazing school! My kids absolutely love it there!!Caring teachers, great community, and…read morescholastically challenging.

The teachers (Mrs. Williams, Ms.Tait) as well as the Principal Mrs. Lupica are PHENOMENAL!!!! It's…read morehard to believe this school isn't a private school. I even saw the Lunch Lady at the Market and she knew my kids by name. The small town feel and dedication by all staff at Golden Oak has left my kids loving school and me confident that they will receive the best education that is out there.

If you are thinking of putting your child in this school I suggest you to look at better options,…read moremy son has had four different teachers this school year (2024). His grades have dropped noticeably, since my son started going here two years ago, I have had really bad experience with the school and the staff that work there. he is now suffering from major depression and anxiety and it's not a school that cares for your children. In negative learning environments he feels uncomfortable, confused, unsupported and afraid to make mistakes. It has lead to heightened stress levels, decreased self-esteem. So I suggest you look for better alternatives.

DO NOT waste your time with this school. They claim to care for child's emotional needs, yet my…read moredaughter has been experiencing bullying since the start of her kindergarten school year this past December. I have spoken with much of the staff and the principal herself has done nothing to correct or ensure my child's safety nor emotional safety at all. As a matter of fact my child does not want to attend school in the morning due to the bullying. The front office staff has been made aware on several occasions of the things going on at this school in my daughter's class. Pushing, name calling, physical restraining or detaining. I've talked with the principal on many occasions and all they love to do is shift blame, "oh well you have to talk to her teacher about that since she's with her most of the time" when I talked to the teacher "if she's experienced those things and it's affecting her wanting to come to school then you need to talk to the principal." STOP SHIFTING BLAME and do something. The principal also just word for word told me that the two instances she spoke with my daughter about do not constitute bullying? Really lady? Bullying is bullying and if you're reluctant to investigate that doesn't mean something isn't going on. Get a grip and stop being in denial. I brought up issues with behaviors at this school brought up by others and you should've seen the principals reaction. It's like she has this pristine image she wants to maintain and nothing is going to get in the way of that. So she'd rather look the other way than fix the actual problems.

Following up on my review for this school it did make great improvement on the education level…read more And social level too as well the teachers are nice And knowledgeable about their jobs and the School staff is wonderful

The office lady Myriam is so rude and has her "favorite" students,she yelled at my kids on multiple…read moreoccasions. 1 of my children has special needs and does not need this kind of behavior towards them as thy already go through enough. My child is scared now and she made them cry many times.

We've had the pleasure of enrolling our children in Guidepost Montessori's early childhood…read moreprograms. Both my 3-year-old and my 4 year old started off in the toddler program with Ms. Sarai. We were obviously nervous at first, being new parents at the time, and we eventually trusted her and the program. There's nothing more rewarding than watching your child develop, grow and progress, and their program is something special. It teaches them hand-eye coordination, personal accountability, Independence, and so much more. Both kids have now graduated to the children's House, in the Spanish immersion program. We're currently enrolled in half days, 5 days a week, within Miss Gabby's class. We attend most of the events, and are greatly satisfied with what we see during our visits, whether it's a book sale or a birthday party. Ms Gabby and her staff are deeply trusted when it comes to our children. Both kids will be graduating in the near future. It will be emotional watching them leave an institution that we've trusted so deeply with their care. Appreciate you all!

Great school and supportive staff. Expensive possibly most expensive school for toddlers. I guess…read morein the end you get what you pay for. It's great environment for my little ones