Schools in Granada Hills, CA

“From the quality education, loving teachers and staff, campus diversity, facilities, nutritious meals, and programming/events, our time at Bethlehem Lutheran School was unbelievable. I was amazing to see our kids grow in this place. Thank you to Bethlehem School for all the amazing years for my babies!”

“My grandchildren attend here after visiting many preschool in the area, this one is definitely our favorite. They especially love the large outdoor play area with many varied activies.”

“My son has been attending KinderCare Granada Hills for a few months now, and I absolutely love it. This was his first daycare experience, and the staff made the transition so smooth for both of us. As a first-time mom, I was nervous, but the teachers are truly amazing, warm, and attentive. I’ve only had positive experiences, and the environment is wonderful.”

“Overall really pleased with this school. We got our daughter in on a lottery after having read terrible reviews and talking to parents for our local district assigned school. Our son got in on legacy since his sister goes there.TK and K were amazing for my daughter. Teachers were so kind and caring. They actually cared about their students.1st grade was awful. Teacher yelled and cursed.2nd grade was Covid remote learning and daughter LOVED it,3rd grade was mostly good. Had an issue with bullying and really didn't appreciate the teachers approach which was pulling my daughter and the bully out of class to "hug it out" Who the heck puts a victim in the same room as the accuser and expect the victim to say anything? Right there in front of their abuser? Thankfully the front office and administration took it seriously and took steps to minimize contact between my daughter and her bully, which was much appreciated.4th grade was mostly good. Our daughter's home room / primary teacher wasn't the best, a bit passive aggressive and wasn't always as supportive of the kids as a teacher should be but good thing was daughter split her time with three teachers, two of which she loved.We'll see what 5th grade brings!For my son:TK was awful. They had just gone fully remote due to Covid. His teacher was the worst. Think she may have come our of retirement. I sat next to my son every day during class and that teacher had daily issues with the technology and managing her class. There would be times we would just sit there listening to some students story about what happened to them rather than any educating going on. That and she was religious ( not bad) but frequently preached to the students about Jesus and God and religion. Again, I'm okay with people being religious but not to TK students in a public school during education hours. She was not retained the following year which was great for incoming students but not my son.K was amazing. He had the same amazing teacher as my daughter had. So kind and loving and you knew she truly cared about the kids.1st grade they tried to place my son under the awful teacher my daughter had. We were having none of that and protested to the administration. They were very accommodating and transferred him to another class where he thrived.Overall very satisfied with this school, the teachers, the administrators, and the staff. The principal is very hands in, always walking around engaging with students, teachers, and parents. My elementary principal you only saw her if you were in trouble so +1 for the principal here.”