Amazing with academics and fun activities! Reachella is…read morefun! Parents are great, help each other

I went to inquire about enrolling my child into this school and received very rude treatment from…read morethe front office (Cassandra). I was completely turned off by her unprofessionalism, lack of eye contact, and the way she treats children. The front desk/office is the face of an establishment, the representation of what is the come. After talking with different parents I came to found out the following: * HIGH turnaround on teachers/staff. * The area is bad. * Homeless are constantly within feet of the school and the police don't always clear them out in the mornings. * Restrictions on taking your own child out of school during after hours!? * Over capacity of students. Most often times they need to eat lunch in their classrooms. *During the summer, the air conditioners don't always work, and the children are forced to eat outside with no shade. *Every year, at least 1 teacher leaves the school. Sometimes mid-year! Do yourself a huge favor and do your due diligence. Talk to other parents there and drive around during business hours and you can see it all for yourself.

Love this school! Great community and great staff! They welcome every child in with open arms. Love…read morethis place!

triple crown deserves a new receptionist!!!…read more silvia is beyond rude out of the last two years of attending triple crown she dismissed my concerns pertaining my daughter. her energy as you walk up is so nasty it radiates through the front office! silvia is not a nice person. she acts as if anything you say is such an issue and will not listen to what you have to say! somone please teach this woman how to do her job or get another receptionist who loves their job!!!!

Amazing AMAZING teachers and staff!! The enrichment classes have been the biggest blessing in our…read morehomeschool journey this far. May God bless thus campus and all those who work for it.

Education tailored to your child's needs .... Yesssss . You have to be involved though . Otherwise…read more.. stay in regular public school .

Love this school love the teacher Mrs gray she's so wonderfully she teaches music and color guardread more

When I attended here I had gotten breakfast from the cafeteria and I had gotten a blueberry muffin…read more I only got it because it was the only option but then I later regretted it. I regretted it because when I bit into it I had found something hard in my muffin, when I pulled it out it looked like a baby sized tooth. It was either a baby tooth or mold. DONT EAT THE MUFFINS FOR YOUR OWN SAFETY!!!

Worst school no accountability, my 2 year old was abuse by another child and nothing was done , the…read moreprincipal said she would look into the situation and nothing was done because according to the school staff there's to many kids to track them, how pathetic and sorry answer!!

My daughter attended El Potrero Preschool, and we absolutely loved this school. She had Mrs. Bell…read moreas her teacher, and she was incredible. She truly cares about her students and sets the bar very high when it comes to teaching and supporting the kids. We had such a great experience, and I'm so grateful my daughter had her as a teacher.

Yall..no because this is the best elementary school ever idk abt bc this new generation...but when…read moreI went lik around 2016 or smthing I was there kinder 2 fifth grade sadly and oh my gosh yall this school is tew good I loved the library because of the cute area where you sit like oh my and the smelly pencil you can buy..like oh my gosh bro abt make me cry lik I loved all my teachers they were all so nice to me like ms Soto pucelli ms bush mister control or smthing n I forgot rest but oh my and the art teacher bro? she was the sweetest and her room was so crazy n fun i loved her room so much the school was the best school I've ever went like I wish I went to 6th grade but I moved like all my realist friends went there I miss them all sm and the lunch ladies bro the super visers were the best when I was there they were all so damn sweet especially this elder Chinese or Mexican lady she would always great my dad and mom and the principle..she was the best bro I loved her so much her name was Ms velez ik the principle rn is probably so good but like MS VELEZ THE QUEEN U R ooo she was so tea tew girl and so sweet bro I never got to say bye bc we moved out so quick in abt cry bro like I remeber we would watch the the dang cnn it was so amazing and nostalgic like you don't even know the effect this school had on me literally loved it so much and I am so glad I was in that school during the best time literally no judgement there. Bro I remeber chefy cries I'm abt cry yall fr don't play w me lik now im in highschool like no girl lemme go back in kinder i would stay after school and we did like fun robot stuff in miss bushes class it was so fun. Thank you to the elder in blue because he teaches me cursive writing when I was like in 3rd or 4th because we were seeing how switching classes was I think and whenever I was in his class he only taught that, he scared me but I thank him for teaching me cursive like ty bro and the recess was so amazing bro the park thing was so fun like everything so much space n like I remeber eating the white flowers in recess because there was "honey" in them w my friends we didn't get caught..like once.. but like memories bro and mister vazquez he was so amazing he is the best pe like it was so fun in his class especially when we got indoor pe and we did like gonoodle dancing videos and stuff like he's such a king bro. Oh my gosh the thanksgiving was so fun and daddy daughter dance I loved it bro everything was so cool yall don't even know AND DONT get me started on the Olympics it was so fun my class in pucelli was Japan I believe and we ate rice an I was actually participating and I won three 2nd place metals IN A ROW and I still got dem puriod as I should serve period the spelling bee was fun I failed after like five tries.. an don't get me started w the golden cape they had during like speeching or awards yes queen like I was so good at Olympics thing like I practiced after school w thi teacher I had Mr control or smthing..he loved star wars his whole room was star wars themed he was best bro anyways he would teach me how to throw stuff ofc w other students girllll. Like I can rant for longer but ima go on Roblox adopt me, add me!! Luvhfoamy !! Anyways yea I just needed to tell yall !!love u peace

Love this school! All the staff is amazing and highly recommend them if you are looking for a…read moregreat school.

Our Experience - Our…read moreson was in a classroom of 36 children--an environment that quickly proved overstimulating. At first, we worried there might be a developmental issue, but after evaluation by both an ENT and psychologist, it was clear the problem was environmental, not developmental. The noise and chaos made it difficult for him to adjust. While he initially had some behavioral challenges, he improved significantly over time. Unfortunately, the final incident that led to his removal was not handled appropriately. Our son bit a child out of frustration--at which point staff intervened. However, their response and follow-up reflected a lack of attention and bias; they implied our son was lying because the other child "never does anything." This made it clear they weren't observing closely and were making assumptions rather than investigating. A few weeks prior to this incident, we received a call from CPS--not because of our son's actions, but because the school failed to report an injury he sustained there, even though staff documented it internally. We took him to the hospital and discovered he had a fractured finger, requiring a cast from his hand to his bicep for three weeks. CPS confirmed the school's reporting failure as negligence and contacted us within 48 hours. That alone speaks volumes about the school's accountability and oversight. Lack of Follow-Through on Agreed Behavior Plan My wife and I are proactive, involved parents. She's a behavior analyst who designs behavior intervention plans for special education, so we know what works and came prepared to collaborate. We met with the administration--including the owner--and created a clear, simple behavior plan that everyone agreed to. Yet, it was never implemented. Staff routinely told us they were "too busy" or that "it's hard with so many kids." They even filled out behavior logs after the fact, undermining the purpose entirely. The agreed plan only required a brief hourly check-in with three questions and a sticker. That's not excessive--it's the bare minimum for consistent behavioral reinforcement. We were told repeatedly that they wanted to "partner with us" and that our son was "wonderful," but words don't equal action. The follow-through and professionalism simply weren't there. Concerns About the Learning Environment Frankly, this didn't feel like a true Montessori school. Instead of fostering independence and self-guided learning, children were often forced to complete the same tasks and play with the same toys. Structure is necessary, but Montessori principles are about exploration, curiosity, and individualized pacing. That freedom was absent here. When his first teacher left, staff told the children she was "on vacation." For weeks, our son was confused and asking about her. Instead of using it as a gentle teaching moment about change and transitions, they chose dishonesty, which sends the wrong message about trust and emotional resilience. What We Learned After Leaving Our son is now at a different Montessori school, and the contrast is astonishing. He wakes up excited for school, runs to get ready, and sometimes even asks to go on weekends. He's thriving--no behavior issues, no complaints, and a radiant enthusiasm for learning. His new environment offers freedom within structure, smaller class sizes, and genuine care. He chooses his own activities and feels empowered, not overwhelmed. Final Thoughts We entered this school with optimism and the desire to partner with educators who understood child development. Unfortunately, what we encountered was a disorganized, overcrowded, and inattentive environment. Staff seemed well-intentioned but overextended, and the administration overpromised and underdelivered. We appreciate the time and effort of individual teachers who cared, but the overall leadership failed to maintain communication, consistency, and honesty. The failure to execute a mutually agreed plan, combined with the lack of supervision and the serious reporting lapse that led to CPS involvement, left us with deep disappointment and concern for other families who might face similar issues. We hope this feedback encourages reflection and reform. Every child deserves a safe, attentive, and developmentally supportive environment--one that not only manages behavior but nurtures curiosity, confidence, and joy in learning.