Milpitas Christian Preschool

I love the playground and open courtyard for riding bikes and playing with outdoor toys. All the teachers I’ve met are genuinely caring, while still being efficient. I really think modelling God’s love and acceptance is something they are doing very well.
The classrooms are beautifully decorated for play and learning. My daughter loves the sensory puzzles, and floor play activities, as well as getting to play outside everyday.
They really care about meeting the needs of each child, even if it means holding them if they are crying and helping them say good-​byes.
I only took off a star for the food: the lunch menu choices are just not that healthy for the little ones. Especially considering that consuming processed meats are considered category 1 carcinogenic by WHO. Not to mention the increased incidence of constipation in newly potty-​trained toddlers is tied to consuming processed foods.
But I guess sausages, hot dogs and corn dogs make the kids happy???

We had planned on sending our child here from preschool through 8^th grade and were so excited when our child was accepted into this school. However, when our child’s safety was in SERIOUS jeopardy due to the poor judgement of one of the teachers, I met with the preschool director who did little to nothing to resolve this issue. We were forced to remove our child from this school.

Thank you Kelvin D. I should have trusted your review when I came across this ALL-​ABOUT-​MONEY school.
From what i have experienced, There is absolutely no communication via phone or letter or email between parents and the school after they got your money and bank account. I think all they care is just $$$$, not your little precious children.
Moreover, Racism is another ethnic issue for this school. Needed me say more? CHRISTIAN!!! There should be no culture, race and religion differences when it comes to education in a preschool!
My life lesson and also experience from this CHRISTIAN SCHOOL IS
CHRISTIAN= PROFIT= MONEY .
They know a lot of cheap, divious way to get your money in the ecomomy like this.
PLEASE BEWARE!!!

if you are planning to have your child attend here with the thinking that they will learn the goodness and kindness of Christianity, reconsider it seriously. This preschool is for profit, and will not help your child. it is no different than other preschool. Lots of politics in this school between the teachers and so much red tapes. too young for a child to go through this Sh*t. Stay away parents.

I think in most part, it depends on the teachers. I feel how this school is run is great but that’s just ½ of it. We enrolled our first child last year here because the low student teacher ratio, the caring staff, and the WELL shaded playground. I liked that it was a well rounded curriculum and not so academic driven. Mrs. Dennis and the aide took the extra effort to address my kid’s areas of concerns. They even updated me daily until he adjusted to the class. This year we were excited to enroll our next child but only to find out that Ms. Dennis is no longer there. In this class, I didn’t feel he progressed that much. He went in not knowing how to write, not socializing much. Now end of the year he still doesn’t know how to write nor did he make any friends. I’ll have to spend my summer working on that to prepare him for Kinder. I can’t see how summer school can help him when 1 whole school year didn’t. I didn’t enroll my 3^rd on in there yet… I am still debating. If anyone has specific teach recommendations please let me know. I still love this school and I really wish I can give it 5 stars.

I really wanted to give this school 5 stars, but i was so disappointed in our experience this year.
i think if your child attends the morning or all day session, you would have a great experience. and I would recommend this preschool to anyone looking for that time slot.
but for us, my child was in the afternoon session. it was great in the beginning of the year. i saw a lot of progress and the teachers are wonderful. you can tell that the kids are cared for. but after the start of the new year, they took out some of the older kids from the all day class they kept piling in more and more new younger kids in the afternoon class.
this class was supposed to be a 4 yr old class to prep for kindergarten. now over half the class are 2 and 3 year olds. the poor teacher is stuck with bored 4 yr olds and younger kids that can’t keep up. no one is really learning anything new.
the director was showing around a new aide and i overheard her refer to the class as the «buffet class». not sure if that’s something to be proud of! if the school is going to advertise a 4 yr old program, they should stick with it throughout the whole year.
I’m just am really disappointed. i was hoping to send my younger one here, but now i think I’ll have to look elsewhere.

My oldest daughter attended MCS and my youngest is now going.
This school is wonderful to say the least!
My oldest daughter enjoyed each and every day at school and had a hard time leaving this caring and loving environment.
My youngest one is having a hard time going to school and quite a few adjustment issues. The school is going above and beyond to make her feel comfortable and to help her transition easier.
We LOVE Mrs. Tang and Ms. Jen and the school director and staff are absolutely wonderful.
This is a great place for little people to learn and grow. I would give it 10 stars if I could.

This school deserves more good reviews. Thanks for all people working hard to keep this school a great school for kids. My daughter is happy and we are too. Keep up the good work and I’ll recommend all my friends to send their kids to this school.

My son is in kindergarten at MCS now, after a year in TK and a year at their fantastic preschool. He went from being shy and withdrawn, always needing an adult nearby, to being outgoing and even gregarious in dealing with adults and other children. He is reading at a level way ahead of what we expected for him at this age, and he loves to learn and he loves the Lord. I am looking forward to when he is older and gets to take part in the exciting Outdoor Education programs that occur every year from grades 4 to 8, and the annual 8^th grade DC trip in his final year at the school. I am hopeful that the school will add on a high school in the future, so that my son can continue with the excellent education provided by MCS.