I went here when I was a kid in like 2003 and I think I turned out pretty good not gonna lieread more

We never thought we'd be writing this review…read more We were the kind of CMP parents who showed up, got involved, and truly believed in the school. We helped advocate for the return of their kindergarten program and loved sharing how magical it felt -- the chickens, the nature-based learning, and the emotional intelligence philosophy. For a while, it really was everything we wanted. But then something changed. When a serious safety concern arose, we found ourselves feeling that the school's response didn't match the seriousness of what we shared. We felt like the focus shifted more toward minimizing the situation and maintaining appearances, rather than directly addressing the concern or making sure our child was fully supported and safe. We left feeling unheard and unsure that the school was willing to prioritize our child's well-being over maintaining a perfect image. We had expected collaboration and care. Instead, we felt isolated, with no clear communication or plan of action to address what happened. We're not sharing this out of anger or bitterness -- we're sharing it because we believe parents deserve to know how it felt when things didn't align with the promises we once believed in. CMP may look wonderful on the outside. And for many, it may be. But we learned the hard way that the true test of a school's values is how they respond when something goes wrong. If you're considering this school, ask them the hard questions. Make sure you're fully comfortable with the answers -- and that they align with how you expect your child to be cared for and protected. We wish we had been given that chance.

My 5 year old is very hyper, always stimulated and had a hard time focusing the beginning of his…read morefirst year of school year. Though they kept telling me he's still a baby and his behavior will change, I was also told they don't have the staff and correct skills for himto basically succeeded there and they suggested I transfer him to a school where there is a classroom with less students and more staff to help give him the support he needs. Since we have transferred him to Park Village and seen great improvement. As for Morning Creek, our experience has been less than great. I don't feel like my son was given the chance to enjoy his home school. I don't think they implemented much to help him succeed in the classroom, I felt like he was judged for being hyper and hard to redirect. He did get free a little physical with some of the other TK students which I heard about every incident. But as the school year goes on with him at Park Village, he's been telling me about one specific student from MC He did not enjoy spending his time with and this student caused him a lot of physical pain as well even when he tried to be nice to him. I was never told of any kids being physical with him just the other way around. To this day HE feels like no one at the school, staff and students like him and as a mother, this makes me super angry because why is my five-year-old having these thoughts of his elementary school? I have spoken to a neighbor who told me she has met families who were told they don't have the proper skills teach high stimulated kids. Mrs. Smith, the behaviorist and the recess staff always treated him well. It makes me sad he thinks his teacher didn't like him and the other Students. It makes me angry that he supposedly initiated every violent incident. I got the chance to be in the classroom every morning for the first month of school and let me tell you, kids can be quite brutal to each other with their words! I know for the most part they don't realize what they say can be hurtful to somebody but my son has not forgotten all the mean words said to him at Morning Creek..

I have the best teachers for my kids, great office team that makes me smile and is always helping…read more The principal this is her second year and she is awesome. She is super supportive with the military support group starting up on campus which started up last year for the kids and the family. We have an amazing teacher who is an advocates and has been bringing military members on site to tutor young kids. I'm content and feel like I'm making a difference here with them. The PTA they are actually a fun group and they are for the kids. Work super hard and I love the programs. Absolutely love the volunteers I work alongside with, this year will be a good year I'm praying.

School is just amazing. I love it. My kid loves it. He makes a lot of friends there almost no…read morebullies at the school is just perfect whoever said this is bad think about it.

Please dont send your kids here. I went through all grades in this hellhole and it is worse than…read moreyou think it is. Teachers are reckless, same with case managers, and admins are full of shit. They beg for your money for fundraisers in which you never see that money again. Do the Monterey Ridge to OVMS to DNHS route instead.

Morning Creek is our home-school to be quite honest, REALLY dislike them due to them claiming they…read moredon't have the skills and staff to teach my extremely hyper four year old, Mrs. Racheal and her aides in the class have helped my son so much this year. I have seen a difference in his behavior since joining her class. He has high energy, easily stimulated, and hard to keep on track. He is still all these things but always talking about how he is going to make good choices and have a calm body at school and outside of it. He is always saying " I like Park Village" and "I'm a penguin" The TK playground is awesome, he came home one day learning how to do the monkey bars! Another bonus he really enjoys the school lunches. The ladies in the office are great as well. We've been late a few time, I think after the first or second time, they remembered him. So far our experience at Park Village has been very positive and I am grateful for Mrs. Racheal and her aids!

Both of my children have attend PVE and my daughter is still a student here. I cannot say enough…read moreabout this school as the interaction between the teacher / student and teacher / parent is wonderful. Even with all the budget concerns that have hit schools statewide, my wife and I have felt that our kids have not suffered at this school and there is a feeling of the teachers trying harder to connect with the kids. The school offers many activities to get the parents involved and it has a real sense of community. The PTA is very active and the school also includes a DAD's group which does many activities throughout the year with regards to routine maintenance, pancake and sausage breakfast, astrology night and movie nights to name a few. It is located in a wonderful neighborhood and we were very lucky to find this gem.

This school is as good as it gets. Their Administration, teaching and support staff strive for…read moreexcellence in education and maintain high expectations for all students, no matter the level of the student. The positive spirit and pride of the school has been adopted throughout the neighborhood as well. I'm personally very grateful for all that my children have learned at Los Pen.

I cannot say enough about this school. My daughter graduates from the Academy tomorrow and then off…read moreto Middle School. The staff from kindergarten up to 5th grade has been excellent. I have not had any issues with any of the teachers in a personal manner and am pleased beyond belief that we fell into this area. Granted, a child is only going to get what he/she puts into it. My daughter put a lot into it, we supported her and the school. Including volunteering and also purchasing items to help support the Academy. Every single person that I interacted with, the parents, the teachers, the administration everyone was excellent. I could not think of one negative thing to say about the school. If I am blessed enough to have another child, I would go out of my way to make sure that he/she ends up at Los Pen.

Ah, my alma mater! You hold a place in my heart and of my 20 other cousins who went here too!…read more Great school in a great school district, but what else can you expect from an upper middle class neighborhood? I owe my great child hood to this school. Go Sundance Kids!

We absolutely love Sundance Elementary School. We have 4 kids and so far 3 of them either are…read moreattending, or have attended. Our 4th child will be going there as well. Their principle Bob Rodrigo does a superb job as well as their many great teachers. Our oldest student had been attending a different school and was bored, not challenged enough no matter what we told his teachers. Once we switched to Sundance he immediately started to excel above and beyond. This has helped him quickly adjust to middle school life and is still excelling. We highly recommend this elementary school.

The school is truly amazing, and the staff is dedicated to helping every child succeed - and I…read moreabsolutely love that! The teamwork among the staff makes all the difference, proving that together, they truly make dreams work. If you want the best for your child, this is the place to be!

Both our kids went here from kindergarten through fifth grade and they couldn't have had better…read moreexperiences. Wonderful teachers and a great principal with a very good environment for kids to learn and grow.

The school was not that bad but still not great. The food was pretty bad but sometimes they had…read moresome good options like Mac and cheese, chicken nuggets, and a big daddy's stuffed pepperoni pizza. The teachers were kind of random. Some of them were good but a lot are bad.

I'm not going to be specific and name any families out. But I was watching a child that attends…read morethis facility for kindergarten and he's quite the trouble child. His parents only enrolled him because it's "supposedly the best around and has high ratings" I now believe that it's only due to test scores. The child I had to watch was a troubled kid. He needed the right attention but instead of doing that they have enabled his behavior by letting him play on the playground to "decompress" whenever he wants and take him out of class to go to a "sensory room" which in my experience was very degrading. They also let him wander the halls all day without returning him to class. If you treat a child like they are less than their peers that child is doomed to be unsuccessful. Canyon View Elementary doesn't know how to discipline a child the right away. Instead they use a "reward system" and whenever said child got all his rewards all he wanted to do was spend time with the the staff. Which was again taking him out of class and preventing him to learn. He can hardly spell a word. They can't even handle him and his parents have to take time off work multiple times a week because he keeps getting suspended, almost like they don't know what they're doing and just don't want to deal with the child anymore. Why should the parents stop doing their job when the school should be doing theirs? Hands down the worst elementary school around in a while. They are supposed to make the school safe but yet I had to walk into campus (without any other parents) (without being searched, and without proper identification of who I was before entering the campus) I had to watch him until his assigned aid was available. Over all I would give this school zero stars. They don't know what they are doing and should hire more help with kids that have special needs and learn to not treat them accordingly. If they are acting out, calm them down but then treat them like any other child. Every bad reaction deserves a consequence without risking the development of their child's education.