Crossroads Christian School

145 Wright Avenue

Morgan Hill, CA 95037

18 Reviews

School District
Grade

PK-5
Type

private

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Reviews

Submitted by parent on January 14, 2022

High quality and biblically-centered curriculum (very important factor for our family). Smaller-than-your-average teacher-to-student ratio; one class per grade which we love because our child will grow together with his classmates! Positive atmosphere, with its community of teachers, parents, grandparents, and caregivers pulling together to give students a great learning environment. School grounds are clean and secure. Staff here really care for the students' well-being. Very grateful to have my child attend school here. Highly recommend!
Submitted by parent on March 01, 2019

Exceptionally outstanding. School is effective with their curriculum and teaches kids to be well-prepared citizen with a heart.
Submitted by parent on September 10, 2018

My overall experience is a 10! I can't say enough good things and I am so grateful my son is able to attend this school. I feel safe with him there and he exceeds at many things I did not think he was capable of at such a young age and I owe it to the teachers.
Submitted by parent on January 12, 2015

I visited the school about 4 years ago. Did not like it. But last year, I visited again. Things are quite different compared to previous. So I put my kids in. After a semester, I feel the academics are good. School staff is very caring. What I liked is, they have full time staff doing the yard duties. That's much better than parent volunteers. They make sure the kids are safe and playing with each other nicely. It made the difference for my kids (who tend to be shy). Crossroads had a beautiful indoor gym. Their after school sport leagues are absolutely my favorite. Having 1 hour of sports practice after school, with paying almost nothing extra, with a great and nurturing coach, I will keep my kids in it every season they offer! My kids grew almost an inch each, in the past 4 months we've been here. I also like the Band class they have. I believe no other elementary school in the area offers it. Maybe Jackson has similar music program. But they may not have the academics Crossroads has. Plus, it's a Christian school. I don't worry about kids being bullied.
Submitted by other on November 10, 2013

I am a former student who attended crossroads, & I have to say it was an awful experience. I attended the school for a year and a half and it was more than I could handle. There have been rumors about the school no longer having a middle school (which were the grades I attended), and if so, THANK GOD (no pun intended). While attending, the staff had made remarks to the students about same sex couples being wrong, thus creating an unwelcoming environment and fostering homophobia. Furthermore, this school lacks, diversity of students in various social economic classes, lacks instruction of the earth and physical sciences, as well as limited instructional methods that honor a students learning style, and especially class sizes that were way too small for a students ability to prepare for class sizes that would transition them well into larger institutions, for example, college, and high school.. In a nut shell - this school was an awful experience that did not prepare it's students to "the real world", and was far too judgmental for a growing child with a mind like a sponge. I highly recommend looking into another school.
Submitted by other on September 23, 2012

This school is behind, i was a student here, and it was really bad, the classes are to small, when to graduate from 8th and go into high school its way to much of a shock, the class size seem to go on forever. But when I left and went to another school i realized this school is to behind in its academics, You might think its because of it was a new school, new friends, it wasn't, I already knew a few kids their from Crossroads, so the first year at any new private school from this school would be a big struggle, even if the school isn't new to you. While i was at that school I was outside reading a story about Greek myths, then a teacher came right up to me, took the book, and i got into trouble, why, cause of reading a story about myths, the same thing happened to me while reading Harry Potter. It was like are you trying to encourage reading, or not? Also the teachers, I was being nice to a girl in my class by patting her on the head, the teacher thought i was hitting her, so i got suspended for two weeks, all because of a teacher who basically had no idea what is going on. DON'T TRUST THIS SCHOOL! They keep so much secrets from parents and students. I would say more but
Submitted by parent on November 20, 2011

Morgan Hill's best kept secret!!!! Inspirational and caring teachers in a wholesome and safe environment that encourages all children to be and do their best. An awesome music program for all grades led by a world class music teacher, Mike Rubino (retired from Live Oak). An amazing new Art program for all grades. A new healthy lunch program... the list goes on an on... I could not be happier as a parent of a thriving third grader...
Submitted by parent on August 09, 2011

I was so disappointed in this school. I had high hopes in the beginning and I was very involved in the school. The classroom was disorganized, one of the teachers was often out of it, didn't do her job-I was constantly having to run down information she was supposed to provide. The discipline was poor and the kids often ignored the teachers directions. I had to tell them to sit down and be quiet. My child consistently fell farther and farther behind and I had to supplement her education outside the class. It was also quite obvious that there is an "in-crowd" and if you aren't there, you are often ignored. By March my daughter fought going to school every day and would get sick often and come home. She became very depressed about school. Now she is excited to go to her new school
Submitted by parent on February 16, 2011

I made a review in September, but after hearing of the changes. This school has a great chance of performing amazingly. I hope for nothing but the best. Truly the best place for your child in ALL of Morgan Hill. Thank you CCS for all you have poured into my kids. I am forever grateful.
Submitted by parent on January 12, 2011

This is the first year my two children have attended Crossroads. The staff is amazing and very loving toward all the children. The teachers provide each child with individual attention which is possible due to the small class size. The parents are very involved and willing to do what they can to make Crossroads a wonderful school. The school and church are in need of some repairs and the school administration, PTF and church are working cooperatively to accomplish this. Additionally, the principle is very approachable and listens to the parents' concerns and addressing them appropriately. Despite the overall appearance of the school, I believe Crossroads is a great school and it's a blessing to have my children in a school that I know the staff has their best interest at heart and provides them with the best learning environment possible.
Submitted by other on November 11, 2010

Crossroads is a place were you know your child is being taught at a high level and being loved.
Submitted by parent on September 23, 2010

Crossroads Christian School is the best kept secret in South County. The buildings are old and the budget is low, but the school's pure-hearted dedication to the educational, spiritual, physical and emotional growth of the children is priceless. In 1st grade my son read at a 4th grade comprehension level. Now in 3rd grade he's doing all academics at the level I see our 4th grade public school friends and neighbor's children doing. Every lesson has a moral and ethical Christian emphasis. Class sizes rarely exceed 20. The 1-on-1 time these kids get is phenomenal. The lunch program leaves much to be desired, but that can be fixed with a lunch box and food from home. The staff is positive and encouraging, great role models. My son is excelling. He is so happy there, and both my husband and I are so grateful that we decided to send him.
Submitted by parent on September 23, 2010

Really a great school - The parents, teachers and principal are all passionate about this school. What a blessing to be apart of this experience.
Submitted by parent on August 25, 2010

I 100% agree with the post below, the recent glowing reviews do not align with the opinions being openly discussed by parents at the school. They may be simply an attempt at "damage control" backed by the administration. The administration is running the school into the ground and has been since they became in control. Their lack of action and leadership has caused the amount of students enrolled to shrink to half of what it was several years ago. The favoritism the administration shows to their family members would make you think they are more interested in what is best for them and not the school/students. On a positive note there are still some great people (teachers, parents & students) involved in the school. I wish them all the very best in their attempts to get the message through to the administration. We are moving on.....Goodbye Crossroads
Submitted by parent on August 18, 2010

I am grateful for a school that provides a top quality academic program and teaches good values. The exceptional, caring staff at Crossroads have made a real difference in my children's lives
Submitted by parent on August 12, 2010

Crossroads has been a wonderful learning experience for our daughter and we have enrolled our son for the coming year. The teachers truly care about the accomplishments of each individual child and the parents. The parents are very supportive and involved as well. The spiritual development in our daughter as been a welcome surprise. She has really embraced that part of her education.
Submitted by parent on August 05, 2010

Crossroads provides a wonderful learning environment for every student. Teachers celebrate the strengths of the individual child while stressing the importance of high academic achievement. Administration is committed to seeing students grow in academics, social skills and spiritual life.
Submitted by parent on May 25, 2010

We have been at the school for several years now. I have seen my children develop in their character, values and excel and also be challenged at their school work. The teachers truly care about each student and want to see each student develop in these areas. The caring environment and Christian values is a huge reason why we are at CCS. Administration has its issues, but I am optimistic that changes will be made soon to better the school and grow the school to it's full potential.
Submitted by parent on May 05, 2010

My kids really enjoy the school, but I don't believe the education they are receiving is really all it is hyped to be. There is no proof of their test scores, teachers aren't always accredited, school is NOT accredited from my understanding, and the administration is horrible. It has great potential, but I have decided my child is not returning. For the price, they should offer so much more, and be able to show the money spent is worth it. It's a great Christian environment most of the time, but pety things detract from the ovreall experience. My child won't be back I'm sorry to say.
Submitted by parent on April 22, 2010

Administration is horrible. School is run by fear. Manipulation is used at the highest levels and blame is placed in order to keep people in check. Teacher's try their best, but are thrown a curve ball every year, sometimes 2-3x per year. Combined classes where parents aren't alerted until the day before school starts, administration hiring family members.... it's not a good place.