Amazing school pretty cool place. Everyone super nice and place to chill and hang out tooread more

This Is A Great School In South Ontario That Has An American Vibe For All The Children. This School…read moreIs Like Children Are Learning About The History Of America. I Would Recommend This School For All The Children In The Área

This school needs to enforce the handicap parking. They enforce the staff parking regulations, but…read moreno one enforces the handicap parking spots.

Honestly if this app had an option for zero i would use it. Rosa Parks Elementary is possibly one…read moreof the worst schools you could ever send your child to. Not only are some of the teachers and staff biased to the good students, they are also racist towards and race that's not white, especially asians, African Americans, and hispanics. about 2 years ago when i attended this school, the morning nurse pulled me and my friend aside to ask why we missed school. (mind you we missed school for literally only a day because we both got sick at the same time.) Not only did she act racist towards me and my friend (i'm hispanic and she's black) but she criticized my friend's parents in front of the cafeteria. Not only is that super unprofessional, but obviously embarrassing for the both of us who had to sit through that talk uncomfortably. Another racist act didn't happen to me, but my brother's class. Mrs. Scott (who is now a theater teacher but used to teach 6th grade) called my brother and every other Mexican person in that class a slur. I'm sure with the context clues you can understand what slur that was but it has to do with beans. Anyway, not all staff are bad, like there are some really nice supervisors and teachers but that's about it. just please don't bring your kids here. Everyday that i was here it felt like hell on earth. I was always counting the days left until promotion so i could get out of there.

Excellent and conducive environment for learning and establishing positive social relationships…read more Great staff and sports programs. My 6th grade granddaughter and second grade granddaughter have been attending since kindergarten and have been very happy there.

We are new to California. I was looking for a Christian private school for my 2 boys…read more I spoke to a lady at this school today. She asked of what Christian faith we were.. I told her we were just Christian.. she said what kind of Christian.. I said.. well, I was raised Mormon (because I'm honest) I didn't say this part.. Finding myself and my truth was the hardest thing I've ever done. Breaking away from the Mormon church in Utah.. was no easy task. However I did it for me and my kids and I'm proud of the choices I've made. I don't care for organized religion. So.. I told her we were christian. Because we believe in Christ. I'm open to it all. Catholics, Protestant, Mormons, Even atheist. Because I don't judge. I just love. She then said.. We don't accept Mormons. I said... I just told you we aren't Mormon. (Haven't been for 10 years) She said. Oh right. You said that. She proceeded to say that people new to the area need to establish a church and wait 3 months. Then get a pastor reference. I get it. I'm a rule follower. However, am I suppose to put my kids in public for 3 months? Then switch them as they're getting acclimated? Or just not put my kids in school and wait to see if they accept us. Already judging us? That's not very Christ like. I don't care to be apart of a school or church that's judge mental. That's one reason I left the Mormon religion. The lack of knowledge and lack of understanding was a humbling conversation for me. After her saying all that. I said, You know what? I don't think this school is right for us. Thank you for your time. Thank you Ontario Christian, for showing me what I want no part of.

Went here a while ago and tbh the staff aren't very helpful. Bullying is normalized, the teachers…read moreare rude and like I was 8 at that time and she couldn't even tie my shoe lace. The school lunch is dry and the tables are crowded. I'm a high achieving student and when they held monthly assemblies they didn't give anything for recognition besides a pin.

Not surprised this school is still trash. Went to view the school to do a tour and they weren't…read moreattentive n they didn't pay attention to the students. It was trash when I went there n is still trash. I wish I could give 0 stars. Where your children go to school matters and I would not choose this school.

It's funny because they disabled there reviews on google for the amount of negative feedback they…read morereceive. Pick up procedure is an absolute commodity and a mess. Let me say that there school security is NOT a traffic controller. It is absolutely illegal to have vehicles block off a major road (Orange St), Not to mention there is PLENTY of parking inside but again, this security doesn't seem to know how to do her proper job and this school's administration seem to like breaking state rules/laws. All it takes is a phone call to the Unified District and the SDE and they'll get an earful. I work for operations for many school districts throughout SoCal and non of the schools have it as bad as this school. Something proper has to be done within state regulations as it is now becoming unsafe and a hazard for parents and children. DO BETTER!!

1. First of all, this school comes highly recommended by many people around me. Because of that, I…read morewas full of anticipation and submitted my application early. I give 1 star because Connie 2. However, as I progressed step by step through the application process, I truly realized that Connie is an absolutely terrible person--arrogant and rude. Despite this, I maintained the best possible attitude, as it was my first time applying, and there were many things I didn't understand. The school's website clearly states that if further information is needed, they will contact applicants within five business days. I submitted my initial application on February 5th, but received no response for a long time. I sent emails but got no reply. When I logged into my account again, I discovered that some of my address verification documents were deemed unacceptable. However, by that time, ten days had already passed. I then re-uploaded the documents and sent another email. Since I wasn't receiving any responses, I didn't know what else to do, so I followed up again. When I finally got a reply, the entire email was written in all capital letters, clearly showing anger. She told me she had been on vacation. But if you're going on vacation, shouldn't you delegate your responsibilities to someone else or set up an automatic email reply? How was I supposed to know where you were? I had no intention of rushing you--I was just afraid that my lack of experience in handling this process would delay my child's enrollment. I was just a mother, full of hope, seeking help. But in the end, Connie responded to my inquiries on the registration website entirely in CAPITAL letters and even marked my case as "PARENT EMAILED." Does this mean I was being treated differently? Even so, I still complied with her requests, submitted all the required documents, and made several visits to the office. However, her attitude remained impatient, repeatedly emphasizing how busy she was and how much work she had to do. We all have jobs. You get paid because you have work to do. If you feel overwhelmed, you can always find another job that suits you better. After sharing my experience on social media, I was shocked to learn that many other Chinese parents had received the same poor treatment from her. But most of them chose to stay silent. I don't want to do that. I don't want more parents in the future to suffer discrimination when trying to register their children for school. On March 6th, my landlord and I personally went to the school to submit all the required documents. You told me that you would send me a link before 3 PM, which I had to fill out promptly. That entire day, I didn't do anything except refresh my email. I called you multiple times, but no one answered--even though it wasn't lunchtime. I asked you whether you would be working the next day, and your response was, "Maybe I will, maybe I won't." That afternoon, after still receiving no reply from Connie, I went back to the school in person. When I asked if she had received my email, she said she hadn't checked yet. But when I was about to hand her a printed copy, she suddenly said she had already received it. What a contradictory person. At first, I thought maybe she simply didn't smile at anyone, or that she treated all parents the same way. But that day, I personally witnessed her warmly smiling at other parents--who, of course, were not Asian. I was beyond furious. Was it because I was too ugly? Or was it simply because I had an Asian face? Whenever I greeted her with a smile, she always responded with an impatient expression. Why is it that all of her colleagues are so nice? I've spoken with Christina before, both in person and over the phone, and every time, she tried her best to help. Even through a phone call, I could feel her warmth and kindness. But Connie--why do you make things so difficult for us? If you don't respect your job, don't expect respect from us

I use to go here and this teacher, i believe her name was Mrs. Brown made me pee my pants. I asked…read moreto go to the bathroom and she said no we just got back from lunch. Mind you i'm doing the potty dance in her face but she still said no. So i peed in her seat. There was another time i got a citation for eating carrots outside the lunch room.

Since the new principal took over, this school has gone from bad to worse. There is so much…read morebullying that is overlooked, the noon aids pay no attention to the students, which allows other students to be not just verbally violent, but physically violent to one another. The way they handle things sets kids up to be bullied even more. There is no real conflict mediation. Then if there's a problem with a teacher, it's not properly addressed without putting the parents and the student on full display. The school is operated in such an unethical manner now. The people in the office have the most rudest and disgusting attitudes, except for Mrs Rocio(hopefully correct spelling), she's super nice and always extremely helpful... the teachers here are very mean and act like they hate helping the kids achieve better. They make the kids feel like they are dumb to ask for extra help. They compare other students with the more advanced ones to their faces and that's not okay. A child should never be made to feel less than another. Everything reflects on the principal, who acts like she doesn't know how to run a school and naturally it shows with the way her teachers and aides etc are ALLOWED to run around and act. They deserve a misconduct award. Then when students go to them to try to get help for being picked on, they don't even actively listen and there are no repercussions for the other student, which gives them a free pass to continue picking on students because it's uncorrected and poorly handled. This school has sadly gone downhill since Mrs Alba got there. If you enroll your child here, please always check on your child's mental, talk to them about what goes on daily, make sure they open up to you about the teachers, the students. Etc... and never stop fighting for your child's rights to be protected from any form of abuse. I pray everybody's child who attends here is protected and covered by the blood of Jesus... lastly, I'll state, I pray that all parents stay proactive in their children's life so they will know it's not okay to bully, it's not okay to be disrespectful and walk around cussing and talking inappropriately. Schools have a job to do, but we as parents must also do our job as well. Teach your child to protect themselves as well, because they will encounter much bullying at this school. It's sad, but it's the reality of the way the school operates.

A thousand percent good school ok teachers. A lot of events and activities and a lot PTA staff.read more

This school is amazing ....no school is perfect but pulling my child from private to this school…read morewas the best choice w all the tools and amenities needed to be successful. Principal is like so charismatic and involved w kids that excitement and positive radiants when he speaks! Kids and staff are caring and the school custodians are so kind and nurturing w kids:) keep up the amazing work and I love the zero tolerance for bullies and allowing kids to be responsible for their actions. Sometimes the parents are worst than the kids so I salute the patience you all have ..Go Wranglers!

We've been part of the TLE Eastvale family for several years now, starting when my oldest (now 6)…read morewas just 3 years old. He's since graduated to Kindergarten, but our journey continues with our twin 3-year-olds, who have been at TLE since they were just a few months old. As they've grown, so has our appreciation for the incredible staff who've supported them through every developmental milestone. A huge thank you to Zully, who lovingly guided our twins through their adventurous climbing phase--often requiring what felt like hostage negotiations to keep them off the furniture! Her patience and care made a world of difference during those energetic months. We're also deeply grateful to Zoila and Ericka, who have been instrumental in navigating the potty training phase and helping our twins learn to express their emotions constructively. Their dedication and nurturing approach helped transform tantrums into teachable moments, and we've seen such growth in our kids because of their efforts. TLE continues to be a place where our children feel safe, loved, and encouraged to learn and grow. The staff's commitment to each child's development is evident in everything they do, and we couldn't be more thankful for the role they've played in our family's journey.

We've had such a wonderful experience at The Learning Experience! From the very beginning, Ms…read more Alexis has made our child feel safe, supported, and excited to come to school each day. She brings so much warmth and patience into the classroom--it's clear how much she genuinely cares for the kids and supports their growth in the most thoughtful and nurturing way. Her energy and attentiveness make such a difference, and it's been amazing to watch our child grow and thrive in her care. She's truly been such a positive and meaningful part of our daughter's early childhood, and we're so grateful for the impact she's had. We also want to recognize Ms. Shabana, she was always so kind and attentive, and her support did not go unnoticed. Thank you to both Ms. Alexis and Ms. Shabana for creating such a positive and caring environment!

I went to Kindergarten here with Mrs. Koontz, Mrs. Juliann, and Mrs. Holter." We learned the…read moreAlphabet with Alphafriends." We had had large cards for every Alphafriend for every letter, we sang the song along, and the character was shaped to look like the letter." The Alphafriend for "B" was benny bear, and I learned to put a ball through my shirt, because benny bear had a big belly and was on a picnic and had to sit facing away from the table and Hyper Seth Fenton left." Song goes: benny bear, benny bear, please beware, please beware, I see a basket in a basketballbeets, I (I don't remember this part), please don't run, eat your bun." To tune of Three Blind Mice This review is looking pretty epic! Nice!

I went here in Kindergarten because Madison Elementary School was far. few years later. I went to…read moreGauer Elementary School in 1st Grade,2nd Grade and 3rd Grade.