Private Schools

Awesome!

My child had an excellent education and the school culture fosters great morals, even for non Christians. Such a different atmosphere from the public schools he attended. We brought him to Neighborhood at the critical time for most 6th, 7th, & 8th graders. He felt he was well prepared for high school.The teachers there are all credentialed, but are there because they want to be positively impact the lives of children in a way that is often hard to do working in public schools.

Definitely what you look for in a private school- feeling of community. Each child is known by name by the entire staff, faith families create a cross age buddy system, and the celebration of service ensure the whole child is being educated. This school thrives because of the community dedication and connections. Where else can a child feel safe, secure, and loved- a true extension of the home.

Wonderful school with a caring, thoughtful community of parents and teachers

My kid went to that school and she loved it

i love this school it is a great one affter all

I hate this school they make kids be trapped in room 11 and gives you bruise

Just graduated in 2005 was amazing

Best school ever! The teachers and staff are great, and so are the children and families that attend WCS.

Two of my sons were enrolled here. We have had nothing but positive experiences here. Office staff is very helpful and accommodating. The Pre-K teachers are amazing. And my son's intermediate teacher (Miss Rose) was awesome as well. I feel very comfortable leaving my kids in the care of their teachers, many of who have been there for YEARS. Keep up the good work!

Рядом с домом, достаточно игровых зон на территории

2nd grade at SDJA and things are great. The campus is beautiful, the teachers are friendly and so are the families. Class sizes are tiny ... 14-15 kids! Students do PE 3x, science, music, and computers every week, they do gardening, plays and performances, go on field trips and there area after school activities. Keep in mind this is a religious school (but does not feel as religious as something like Chabad)... so there is a large amount of time spent on Hebrew and religious studies ... at least 2 hours per day. Like with any school however, I think education starts at home. We have been reading to our child since she was born so my daughter probably had a head start. But SDJA provides reading assignments, on-line tools, and now assigns book reports. They are spelling is 5 to 6 letter words with different vowel combinations (ou, ow, oe). They teach to the skill level so my second grade student is doing 3rd grade math. So I don't know what some of the other comments are referring to ... it just isn't true. Like with anything... you have to apply yourself!

Cal Coast was everything that we were looking for and more. When I started at Cal Coast I was a lost junior with low grades and little motivation in the big classes at Torrey Pines. With the help of Cal Coast I was able to graduate high school and I am now a senior at a business school in Fashion Valley. The teachers were knowledgeable in what they were teaching but able to relate the information to something that the students are open to and understand. I would recommend Cal Coast to anybody who needs more support or more of a personalized schedule than the big high schools can offer!