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Es una excelente escuela dos de mis hijos an asistido a ella, la disciplina y actividades escolares son muy buenas para nuestros hijos asen actividades que en otras escuelas no les enseñan y que les sirven para toda su vida y los valores principalmente gracias Natyvity prep academy.

My daughter joined The Waldorf School of San Diego in Kindergarten and is now in 11th Grade there, and thriving! The teachers in the high school are experts in their respective fields, are Waldorf certified teachers and they truly love working with adolescent students. The class sizes are small, the students all want to be there and do their best, they are respectful and accomplished. They have a rich academic curriculum but offer all the arts (dance, singing, orchestra, jazz ensemble, painting, drawing, theatre, costume, sports and so much more!). And they don't make the students specialize too early so all the students participate in all the subjects! These are happy, healthy kids! The school is AWSNA and WASC accredited, they are also an SAT certified site. Take the tour and see for yourself!

Great school, wouldn't consider any other school in the area!

First impressions are critical and The Goddard School of Rocklin did not fail to impress me. Their facility is clean, organized, bright and welcoming. My daughter has the opportunity to socialize with her peers and she is thriving! She has learned 2 new words and 2 new signs in short amount of time!

This school is amazing. Both my girls are in blue class. This is my oldest second year. Teachers are calm, caring, polite and kind to each and every child. I had to write this review, because the one and only review commenting on yellow class teachee, couldn't be farthest from the truth. Ms. Cathy is an angel. Highly recommend this school for it's teachers' environment and philosophy.

My son has been at the school since he was 3 months old, and he is now 11 months old. This will be my first experience with a daycare center environment so I was a very nervous mom at first. The principal helped to build up my confidence and thoroughly addressed all my concerns. The food program is excellent, the majority is home cooked and I even love the cook, she is like a grandma to all the kids there. Now I drop off my child and I feel confident he is well cared for. His main caregiver is like a grandma to him as well. They change my son's diaper every 2 hours, feed him when he is hungry, give him naps, play with him and as a baby, there's even a curriculum for him. Each month I get a folder chalked full of adorable art (for sure keepsakes) they do with the babies, pictures they took of the babies doing art projects, and a report on how they are doing developmentally. The teachers in the infant room are so kind, experienced, and loving. I just love all of them. And then teachers from other classes will come in to relieve the teachers for their breaks in the infant room and I have not a complaint about any of them. Lastly, the principal is wonderful. Easy to talk to, approachable on any concern, really a great manager of the school!

Way better last year

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Look people this school is horrible! My child's friend said that once when she went there last year she said that there was only 17 kids! I highly recommend New Life Christian School on arboga road!

I love the historical light house church and very loveely ppl over there, special Dear Pastor Bryson and his wife, Carol and my new friends like Lillian that she is so kind to me.

Our daughter loved her preschool experience here, her learning grew leaps and bounds within a single year. Thank you!!

I am a pleased parent of a student at this school. Most of Alsion’s enrollment comes from word of mouth referral. If you encountered our school on the Internet, you have found a hidden gem of a private school. When I was searching for a school for my child, I was looking for something small, where my child wouldn’t get lost in the crowd, where she could gain confidence by having a voice in class discussions, participate in extracurricular activities, and make meaningful friendships with other motivated kids. Alsion’s small size is its greatest strength. With an enrollment of about 48 students and five full-time teachers, every child is intellectually and socially engaged every day. All the teachers have an advanced degree in the subject area they teach. Each teacher takes a personal and long-term interest in each child’s progress, interacting with each student every day, even during the summers, for three consecutive years, grades 7, 8, and 9. ---One year more than a typical middle school, but that extra year elevates academic preparation beyond 10th grade at a typical high school. No child is isolated or ignored. While the school lacks the resources to win state sports championships or national blue ribbon awards, it concentrates on developing the full potential of every student it is given to educate. Alsion is a learning community rather than an institutional school. But the kids are not isolated in a cocoon. They compete and collaborate with students from other schools regularly, in things such as Science Bowl, Model U.N. Debate/Speech, Mathematics contests, Business Market Day, Interact, Community Service activities, and more…I’m still learning  The campus is adjacent to Ohlone College. It leverages its proximity to the College for the benefit of the families it serves. Upon completion of 9th grade, Alsion Early College students are co-enrolled at Ohlone, where they can earn up to 72 units of college credit. Historically, three out of four Alsion Early College graduates have been accepted for admission to UC with advanced standing.

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