I love the school! Great teacher great staff! Parents are…read morevery involved, they participate and put effort in what they do.

First of all the staff are lack social skills and are very rude to the students and the food is…read morereally bad like the only good thing is the blood oranges. Also the principal is really rude she always has a negative attitude towards everybody and one time she snatched a kid's food tray just to talk with him and Mrs Younan is a very rude person she picks on very specific children and makes them write very long paragraphs about how not to rude in class she also grabbed a child's face and sent him to the office. Overall this school is really bad

my daughter attending her last year in mark twain she has the best teachers since 2 grade all the…read morepeople from office are been very nice and the teachers are best the principal is very kind and awesome.And for the vice principal she is very kind she is even learning Spanish for the kids that just speaks Spanish and all the supervisors are amazing always watching over the kids me and my daughter are going to miss mark Twain 100% GREAT and AMAZING school

The is active ongoing supervision of the school at critical times for drop off and pick up…read more Trained crossing guards to walk the kids across the lanes in front of the school to the staff and visitor parking lot. Sufficient disabled parking. Principal daily involved often crossing children and parents across the street. Teacher require the preK and K children to be checked out by parents , guardian pre/designated adults ot older student sibling.

I have my daughters enrolled here, and they truly love it. I really appreciate the warm and…read morewelcoming atmosphere, and I especially love that so many of the teachers know my girls and greet them by name--it makes such a difference. I value that the school follows a set curriculum and that my daughters are also learning Spanish. The structure is wonderful, and I appreciate how their learning at school reinforces the values and teachings we focus on at home. In full transparency, the beginning was a bit challenging. Since my girls were only two at enrollment, they were frequently sick during the first six months and missed quite a bit of school, which required me to rely heavily on my mother-in-law during that time. I also felt that the two-year-old classroom experienced a higher level of staff turnover, making it difficult to keep track of who their teachers were. That said, now that my daughters are older, there is much more stability in their current classroom, and they are truly thriving. Overall, I am very happy with the school and the growth I have seen in my girls. Special shout out to the amazing Miss Nay and Miss Tiffany! My girls adore you!

Beautiful place amazing staff when I leave my son will get carried by one of the teachers and he…read morewould stop complaining about me leaving and a teacher playing guitar for all the students great service great communication AMAZING HERE

This school is an excellent school. It has amazing teachers who are always willing to help their…read morestudents grow on education and learning. But the rules here are completely idiotic. If you even breathe wrong you get playground detention. Absolutely a terrible ruling system and I have so many bad memories from that school. You need to go over your rules and try them to see how they are. I mean you get benched for running on the blacktop with two other people cause it's a "hazard". Don't you think 6th grade Pe is a hazard with every single sixth grader in one group running as fast as they can on the black top. Make up your mind with rules Rivera.

This school is wonderful! The teacher my son has is amazing. She works very well with a full…read moreclassroom and understands my son and helps him when ever he needs it. It's hard to find a teacher that will go out of their way but Mrs. Goodwin really does. She really cares for her students.

We are going into our second year at Castle View and my wife and I could not be any happier. We…read morehave our child in the Dual Language Immersion program that is offered there and we are excited with the results so far. We absolutely loved our teacher and thought she did a wonderful job. Neither one of us speak spanish but after just one year our daughter is already translating basic information from the teacher for us. Cannot wait to see what the next 5 years will hold. The school itself has a great campus with a wonderful staff. They host a nice collection of family events to help get the parents involved - ie. Movie night at the start of the year, several lunch with parent days, and a kindergarten field day that our child loved.

I paid for private preschool for my daughter since she was one and a half so going from a preschool…read morewhere you sign your child in and out and are 1/6 ratio and watched like a hawk was scary to shift from. It was quickly defined that my daughter is different (hyper) and I well knew this before I entered the school so I was VERY apprehensive entering a school who didn't know what my dear daughter could possibly get into being "on her own' in a class of so many children. She was assigned Ms. Pinto as a teacher and upon meeting her I went home and researched and found that she had some of the highest teaching credentials you can get. Upon her first quarter review her teacher was immediately addressing potential issues in her learning and she one on one teaching techniques. I could not be happier with this school, I come from the most paranoid and worrisome of places in both learning and safety and this school is NOTHING SHORT of quality. The staff cares and takes time and truly cares. Thank you so much Castle View Ps- Parking in the morning and afternoon is the hardest thing about this school ;)

My kid is being bullied by another kid named moon river, my kid tried telling the office but they…read moreonly gave him A warning. This has been happening for almost three years . My child told me that he yelled out the n word and more things. He choked my kids friend and only got another warning. This would've gotten a better review if the staff would've just suspended Moon river.This might be my fault for not taking my child out of that school but this is the only school closest to us. Plus moon river was threatening and going through peoples backpacks without permission from the people.please do something about this matter.

Worse staff ever! Disrespecting me while I pick my step son up from school but visits before I was…read moreok and the cool dad. Never will I step foot on that campus campus again Do some inventory of trained staff

We truly couldn't love this preschool more. Both of my boys go here, and it's been such a blessing…read morefor our family. From the moment you walk in, you can feel how warm and nurturing it is. I feel that my children are part of a larger community where everyone knows them by their names and their individual personality traits. The teachers genuinely care about each child--not just academically, but emotionally too. My boys are excited to go every morning, which says everything. The balance of learning and play is just right, and I really appreciate the communication and transparency. As a working mom, I cannot stress enough how secure I feel through out the day knowing my children are well taken care of.

Update on Business Owner's reply:…read more Hi Arun, Thank you for your response. When you said "Unfortunately sometimes children run and get hurt", I need to clarify that this was not a simple unfortunate accident. My 2 -year old child didn't injured from just running, he was pushed by another child. The result was not a minor hurt, but a very deep cut that you could almost see the tissue in his forehead, requiring 9 stitches and leaving a permanent scar on his face! When your staff met with me and my husband, we were not provided with any proof demonstrating that proper supervision was in place at the time. On top of that, when we asked how can a 2 year old push another 2 year old inside the classroom hard enough to require nine stitches, Ms. Ash responded, she knew because it has happened with another child in a different classroom. Which is deeply concerning. If management was already aware of such incidents, what corrective actions were implemented to prevent recurrence? Furthermore, prior to this incident, my son got scratches in his face because a friend pushed him and he fell. This raises serious concerns about supervision. "If a similar push had already occurred, how could a repeated push happen that resulted in such a traumatic injury? When you saying safety is your number #1 priority, being pushed hard enough to cause this type of injury is not just typical play, it indicates a lapse in managing the situation before it escalated. Ensuring children safety requires more than general statements, it requires accountability and proactive supervision to prevent foreseeable harm. Original review: I wish I never had to leave this review! After touring several centers, we chose this daycare because the staff seemed really nice and kind, and the facility was clean. As working parents, we always try to find the safest place for our kids, and I truly believed my son would be safe here. Unfortunately, that wasn't the case. Our 2-year-old suffered a serious injury while in their care and needed nine stitches on his forehead. Since that day, our lives have been turned upside down. He got so traumatized that he is now fearful of everything and becomes extremely distressed around doctors and nurses. Every time I look at his face, the big scar on his tiny forehead brings me so much pain! No parent or child should ever have to go through something like this! Not only that, in addition to frequent incident reports, he once came home with socks and shoes completely soaked from morning water play and had apparently worn them all day, including during nap time. His feet were pale and wrinkled from being wet for so long. That should never happen! I don't know if the pain I feel every time I see this scar on my son's face will ever go away, but I truly hope this daycare takes children's safety and supervision as seriously as they present themselves. Clearly, they need closer oversight and stronger precautions!