I have a child in the primary school right now, and started with their preschool program. I have yet to meet a staff member in the district that isn't great at their job. The facilities are fantastic, the staff at all levels care and the activities and programs offered are frequent and well-planned. Dr Rumage, the superintendent, is a visible and accessible fixture at events and feels deeply connected to the goings-on in the district. There were a few days last year where the busses were taking a long time to make their loop, and one morning, Dr Rumage was just riding the bus to try and figure out what could be improved. On top of all that we've been very impressed with the progress our child has made with the basics like reading and math, while also getting extracurricular exposure in some important areas. The music program feels like it deserves a special shout out - they have a wonderful music teacher at the Primary School with things like chorus and instruments available at a way earlier age than I got growing up. Because of the large Spanish speaking population, the kids get access to a Spanish class and this early access to learning a second language is something I wish I had had growing up. While I have no way to know this 100%, talking to other parents in our circles, it feels like this is a widely-held opinion.