Chinese Christian Schools San Leandro

I am not sure where to list these photos so the parents will see them so I am trying a few avenues in English and Chinese. I went to the Safeway store on Leweling and Fargo streets to do I bit of shopping. A school bus was pulling into the parking lot and stopped in the middle of the parking lot with no flashing lights, no stop sign, and actually no lights of any kind were on. The driver wasn’t even in the parking spots when he stopped. A couple cars were trying to go around him THEN I Freaked when I saw the bus driver open the door and several children got off the bus and were scattering. A few headed to McDonald’s and the others I am not sure. These were younger kids looking to be 4^th through 6^th grade. Definitely too young to be let out in the middle of a busy parking lot with cars all around. I grabbed my phone to try and get pictures then when the driver saw me and a couple other people taking pictures he actually called a couple kids back, they got on the bus and the driver drove off. Very dangerous situation and I would be furious if one of those kids were mine. Keep in mind cars were everywhere as this was at 5:30 pm. I hope this is addressed before a child is hit by a car or kidnapped. There are definitely sketchy characters is that area.
我不知道在哪里可以列出这些照片所以父母会看到他们，所以我想用英语和中国的几个途径。我到Leweling和法戈街道Safeway的店里做购物我一下。校车刚刚开到停车场，在停车场中间停止，没有闪烁的灯光，没有停止的迹象，实际上没有任何种类的灯亮着。司机甚至没有在停车点时，他停了下来。几辆车试图绕过他后来当我看到公交车司机打开车门，几个孩子下了车，并且是散射我吓了一跳。一些前往麦当劳和其他人我不知道。这些都是年轻的孩子希望通过六年级第四。绝对太年轻，在一个繁忙的停车场与各地汽车的中间让出。我抓起我的电话，试图得到图片然后当司机看到我和其他几个人的拍照他居然叫上几个孩子回来了，他们上了车，司机驾车离开。非常危险的情况，我会很恼火，如果这些一个孩子是我的。请记住，汽车随处可见，因为这是下午5:30。我希望一个孩子被车撞了或者被绑架前，这是解决。肯定有粗略的字符是该区域。
W bù zhīdào zài nl kěy liè chū zhèxiē zhàopiàn suy fùm huì kàn dào tāmen, suy w xing yòng yīngy hé zhōngguó de j gè tújìng. W dào Leweling hé f gē jiēdào Safeway de diàn l zuò gòuwù w yīxià. Xiàochē gānggāng kāi dào tíngchē chng, zài tíngchē chng zhōngjiān tíngzh, méiyu shnshuò de dēngguāng, méiyu tíngzh de jīxiàng, shíjì shang méiyu rènhé zhnglèi de dēngliàngzhe. Sījī shènzhì méiyu zài tíngchē din shí, tā tíngle xiàlái. J liàng chē shìtú ràoguò tā hòulái dāng w kàn dào gōngjiāo chē sījī dkāi chēmén, j gè háizi xiàle chē, bìngqiě shì snshè w xiàle yī tiào. Yīxiē qiánwng màidāngláo hé qítā rén w bù zhīdào. Zhèxiē dōu shì niánqīng de háizi xīwàng tōngguò liù niánjí dì sì. Juéduì tài niánqīng, zài yīgè fánmáng de tíngchē chng y gèdì qìchē de zhōngjiān ràng chū. W zhuā q w de diànhuà, shìtú dédào túpiàn ránhòu dāng sījī kàn dào w hé qítā j gèrén de pāizhào tā jūrán jiào shàng j gè hái z huíláile, tāmen shàngle chē, sījī jiàchē líkāi. Fēicháng wéixin de qíngkuàng, w huì hěn nohu, rúgu zhèxiē yīgè háizi shì w de. Qng jì zhù, qìchē suíchù kějiàn, yīnwèi zhè shì xiàw 5:30. W xīwàng yīgè háizi bèi chē zhuàngle huòzhě bèi bngjià qián, zhè shì jiějué. Kěndìng yu cūlüè de zìfú shì gāi qūyù.
I cannot get the pics to load on this site so I will list them on Facebook

Just a disclaimer, I may be biased because many of my family members, relatives, younger friends have gone to or still attending CCS. Of those that graduated, they went on to higher education and then graduated to be productive citizens in society.
So do you own research and talk to parents and school staffs before sending your child here. And remember just because you send your kid to private school, you still have to get involve in one way or the other and can’t expect the school to do everything.
Also as a parent, I placed education on top of the list of important things in life. So I am willing to sacrifice the material things and spend my hard earned money and send/​sent my kid (s) here. You may say why do/​did you send your kid (s) here. Besides teaching different school subjects, I feel the school does a great job teaching other things that are important in life. Here are some I can think of on top of my head.
1) Self Discipline and control
2) Time management
3) Being respectful to young and old
4) Politeness
5) Preparing them for college life
6) Teach them to be modest
7) Teach them Chinese language (mandarin)
8) Importance of community service
9) Teach them the Chinese culture
10) Teach them to work hard (but have fun as well)
Hope my quick amateurish review help.

Due to circumstances unrelated to the school, we have had to leave CCS for public school. I can say that first grade public school curriculum was covered in CCS kindergarten. We miss CCS but are so grateful for the foundations that were established there. We are hoping in a few years to bring our daughter for their pre-​k program.

Chinese Christian School is more then just a school to my family. This is a place where children can come to build a strong foundation. It is also a place where parents, teachers, students and staff can fellowship together. Our children love attending this school as they have learned so much and we have made many friends for a life time who support the same Christian values and character that CCS embodies. Chinese Christian School is a stellar school you can not afford NOT sending your kids to. It’s an all in one package where extra ciricular activities such as music, choir, art, science, martial arts, chess, sports and much much more are easily available. The students here are taught to have an independent mind and to think for themselves in a structured environment. I have a piece of mind in knowing that my children have been able to flourish in our schools safe environment. If there is ever a question or concern, the dedicated and hardworking staff is readily available to listen and address any issues in a fast and timely manner. I feel truly blessed that a school such as Chinese Christian School exists, and that God has given our family the opportunity so that our children may be enrolled here. I encourage all of you to see for yourselves the positive changes that will come as your children grows and flourishes to their full potential. Ask me why I love Chinese Christian School and I will tell you that Chinese Christian School is a stellar, diverse and well rounded school to which I am proud to have my children enrolled here.
Maria L.

I have two girls are going CCS San Leandro for two complete years. I can not say enought «Thank You» to all the teachers and staffs for the excellent work they do. Their work are truely toutching my kids heart. One of them told me she wanted to send her kids to CCS when she becomes mommy.
The tuition in this school is very reasonable. Volunteer works are not meditoried ike other private school or other wise we will have to pay addtional fee.
I recomand this school to all parents, especially those parents who are sending their kids to weekend Chinese class.

The school has been overrated by many Chinese families. Teachers are mostly graduated from Biola, a private Christian liberal arts college in Southern California. 98% of the school instructors and students at CCS are Chinese, 60% of their instructors are young and inexperienced. I can’t remember are there any students from the 2010 – 2011 class body are accepted by Ivy League schools, MIT, CIT, USC, Linda Loma, Stanford, Duke, U. Penn… etc. But what I can say, CCS is the less expensive K-​12 private school within the Bay Areas. The school Board is lacked of leadership, without duo process for day-​to-​day operation (controls and procedures plus independent audit).

I love CCS! It is an amazing school. I’ve been there for 7 years and i love it. The teachers are really nice. You will love it there and you will understand all the material the teachers teach you. CCS IS A GREAT SCHOOL. :D

I didn’t actually go to school here, but attended their youth groups and interacted with many of the people who were attending CCS.
They really go out of their way to build a strong community here and they have buses and shuttles to pick everyone and drop them back off at home. They have a lot of activities and the students who I met here seemed to really like going here.
Students wear uniforms, and Christianity is incorporated into their curriculum. My parents tried to enroll me in school here once upon a time, and I wouldn’t have it… I think it was an OK place to go for youth group but I wouldn’t have been happy here as a student. They are very conservative, and that can be a plus or a minus depending on how you look at it.

I attended CCS for 10 years. It provides a great environment for people to develop their academic and spritiual skills. Teachers are caring and work extra hard for lower pay. The downfall is that it is smaller school, so less people to interact with, but this can be a good thing too.