Any opinions on Orange County Christian School in Anaheim, CA?
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I would think that any Christian school would be awesome to be a part of.  And in Anaheim, how exciting!  Only 5 minutes from Disneyland and a half hour from the beach to boot!  Can I come and visit?  =)
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You might try this contact. Found on google search. Apparently was a coach at Dynasty Christian Highschool in Bakersfield to see if he can get for you.\n\nmailto:joe.nuu@sportsbridge.org
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As a CA native, born and raised......all are good schools that you mentioned. USC is great, but the location it is in can be described as " Ghetto " and it's in a really bad part of the Los Angeles Community. Although that has nothing to do with the school itself. \n\nBerkley is great and would be a good choice! UCSB is good, I had some friends that went there but it isnt better than Berkley or USC.
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I have a friend that lives in this community and he and his family love it there. The homes seem very affordable as well.\n\nhttp://www.internest.com/presidiohomes/presidiohomes22025.asp
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There are several - Fourth tier schools like Whittier Law School (Nixon is an alumni) and Chapman are decent schools, for being low ranked.  There are a few others - I've heard of one called Trinity in Santa Ana, and I think it's California Western?? or is it Western State? Anyway, something with a name like that is in Fullerton, but they just got back their ABA accreditation provisionally, so I'd steer clear of that one. There aren't any first or second tier schools in OC, you're better off going to LA for that.\n\nIn LA, there is Southwestern in downtown, which I believe is third tier.  Also, there is Loyola, which I attend (and commute to daily from OC) in downtown, a ranked school with excellent reputation in LA and southern California.  There is also USC and UCLA, excellent schools, but hard to get into. Pepperdine is ranked, but it's in Malibu, and it's impossible to commute there, and far enough from downtown it's hard to get over there for externships, etc, but it's still a good school.\n\nIf you want to go to a ranked school and live in OC, I would apply to Loyola, USC, UCLA, etc.  Depending on your profile, Whittier and Chapman are also good for being lower tier schools.
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I don't know what's good, but here's a way to find all of the preschools in the area:\n\nhttp://www.mapquest.com/maps/map.adp?formtype=address&latlongtype=findit&address=&city=San%20Francisco&state=CA&zipcode=&country=US&latitude=04n56zTZlBQ%3d&longitude=OgmUIWyRrTYq%2fM%2fz%2bOyKmA%3d%3d&cat=preschool
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I haven't been to one. But check www.collegeboard.com out it will help as it will have info about it.
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Sorry I can't give you the name of the school. but my grandson attended it.I had opportunity to help as a grandparent. I highly reccommend it. It's located at Van Buren and california in Riverside. Its' on California Street. Well after all of this typeing I have the name of the school. SUNSHINE EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPEMENT CENTER \nThe montessori curriculum was just great
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If you are referring to Cal State University, in my opinion the best one is San Luis Obispo. Its even harder to get into than some UC's.
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Yes, I have. Many parents like for their children to attend a Christian College for the Basics, then they gather a better moral understanding of life, from a Christian Perspective. They usually go on to other Colleges from there to complete the Degree plan, some Christian Colleges where I live not have a lot of Curriculum, they usually focus on Ministry type Fields. I enjoyed the College I went too and many non-religious people also enjoyed it.
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My wife has college friends who have been missionaries there since the mid 90's.  She gets emails from them about once every other month.  From the news we are getting from them, the answer to your question is a definite, without a doubt, NO!
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I have heard many good things from friends in Cali. Here is a link to help you out:\nhttp://www.humboldt.edu/~educ/
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Hi Nancy! How funny is this? I have never used Yahoo! Answers before today, and this was one of the first questions I saw.\n\n  I just attended the Mystery School event for the first time in November. It was so great and I am so happy I attended!!! :)  It is absolutely impossible to explain my experience without sounding strange, but there is lots of info on their organization web site.  There is also a FAQ section so don't miss that page.  This group is not affiliated with a religious group.  It is so happy and magical! The teacher is enlightened and a woman, which is so very inspiring to me.  Gold light was everywhere in the room while she was speaking and meditating. There is no doubt in my mind that this is the real deal and not some fake teacher.  \n\nI heard about it from a girl at my cancer clinic, and all I know is that she was this bright soul that picked me up on one of the worst days of my life.  I was unsure about attending, but so glad I did because it is really a mystery school. Even if you aren't sure about going, I'd suggest that you at least try to attend once. The December events are the last 3 nights in San Diego according to the advertisement I saw on the SD Reader.   \n\nI hope this helps some!\n\n- Christie
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I graduated from South Carolina State Universiy, which is next to Claflin. It is not Orange County, it is Orangeburg. It is a small town and with so many college students there, you have to fight for a job.
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My friend does.  She really likes it.  She transfered there from Virginia Commonweath (VCU) in Richmond and loves GWU now.  She is just finishing her junior year and no complaints so far.  :)
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Hello! Here are the top 5 elementary schools in that area, ranked by 2006 Academic Performance Index (API) score:\n\n1. Sage Canyon Elem. School (Del Mar) - 966\n2. Ashley Falls Elem. School (Del Mar) - 958\n3. Carmel Creek Elem. School (Solana Beach) - 956\n4. Solana Pacific Elem. School (Solana Beach) - 954\n5. Torrey Hills Elem. School (Del Mar) - 952\n\nNote that the statewide performance target is 800, so all of these schools are doing considerably better than the average. API ranges from 200 to 1000, based on statewide test scores, so these schools are doing very well indeed.\n\nI would suggest relocating to Del Mar since the top two elementary schools by API are located in the Del Mar school district. I would also suggest Del Mar since the Sage Canyon school district overall (including middle and high schools) is the best-performing school district in that area. That's something important to consider for when your children move on to middle school or high school. However, if you like Solana Beach, the difference in test scores between the Solana Beach and Del Mar school districts isn't that large. Either way, your children will be getting a great education. Del Mar, Solana Beach, and Carmel Valley all have excellent schools, better than the ones further south on San Diego's coast to Pacific Beach. \n\nGood luck with your move!
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I would rate Glasgow and Edinburgh Universities the highest.  They are not Christian Universities as such but they both have very active Student unions.  Before you go to university contact the UCCF at www.uccf.org.uk  and they will put you in contact with Christians at that university.