my child got bullied in this school,she told a supervisor about this then the supervisor told her…read morethat "boys will be boys" absolutely unacceptable response my child did not want to go to school because of the bullying she had 44 absences ALL due to bullying. Administration never did anything about the bullying My child continued to struggle in school ALL BECAUSE OF BULLYING. I am so glad my child is switching schools.

Over the past 2 months I have contacted Sara Flores and administration over 7 times regarding the…read moreelementary programs and no one has enough time to answer or acknowledge my emails, calls, and text messages. I was even given Sara Flores' direct cell # but no luck. The reception doesn't have any information and always rush you to get off the phone. I can only imagine how upset I would be if my child was a student at El Sol Academy. How many others have experienced the same???

My three children have been attending TLC since the school was established. Previously, my children…read moreattended a private school however, with 3 children it become very expensive and therefore we discovered TLC. Free tuition! We couldn't have made a better choice! Here are the reasons we LOVE TLC: 1. Small class sizes (just like we had at our private school) 2. Feeling of welcoming, one big family! 3. Inclusive, my children have learned to interact with ALL kids! Typical or not! It truly warms our heart to see my children helping others on the playground and in classroom. 4. Teachers are responsive, and highly educated. 5. Kids are always recognized for their kindness and their success. 6. My children LOVE going to school! 7. Because of TLC's Gardening classes with Farmer Mark, the kids have created our own garden in our yard. They educate my husband and I :) 8. Teachers recognize each child's learning level. 9. All parents are welcomed to be part of the TLCCA which allows you to see what the kids are doing, help with parties, come up with fun events and help make TLC fun and engaging! 10. Homework is limited, my kids don't have excessive homework as in private schools. We get to spend more family time together playing Monopoly at home and Uno :) 11. My children are thriving! They are well educated and honestly sometimes we as parents, think they are book smarter than us :) Overall, I cannot emphasize enough about how much we love this school. Did I mention that the principal & Vice Principal know every student by name! That, I love!

I js graduated trust me these teachers r good mrs.Fomai is the best one she does 5th 6th shes the…read morebest but smth is that the teachers are against u also ms Maria she great and mr.Wilbur but the rest oh noooo also the food smells bad the muffins not good the lower graders get so many field trips upper grade nope and they took soccer away and i got it back on my last gear‍ it sucks but tbh i like this school but the teachers against me always im js a kid

This is my daughter's first year at Covenant, and choosing the right school for her has been a…read morejourney. Even before she was born, I began thinking about Christian education and exploring my options. I visited seven other private Christian schools in the area, and while they were nice, Covenant stood out. When I visited Covenant, I immediately felt something different. After speaking with Mr. Furey, it was clear that he genuinely loves the Lord, his work, and the students. He thoughtfully answered my questions about how the school operates and its commitment to biblical truths. By the end of our meeting, I knew Covenant was the right choice for my daughter. To anyone considering Covenant, I can confidently say--you won't be disappointed!

This was a very amazing school and I really wish my children could come to this school. My daughter…read moreuse to attend this school for Pre Kindergarten.

The teachers at ICMA have been wonderful for our family as we came out of the pandemic and were…read moreseeking to move our toddler from home-based care to a classroom setting (Fall 2022). Our child really struggled with the adjustment from being with grandma full-time to being in a school with teachers (strangers). However, the staff were very patient with her crying all day for a few weeks before she finally adjusted. She now loves her teachers and her school. She has learned a lot about self-advocacy and exploration. Our child has really thrived in the toddler classroom and brings homes the systems and structures of Montessori, picking up after herself, problem solving and a lot of self-play (free time for parents!). She has grown in all the basic skills you would expect from a nearly three-year-old. The small size of the school means the teachers really know the students and the outdoor play area is fantastic! Not to mention the indoor classroom is very organized and teaches structural skills. Overall, Ms.Martha and Ms. Castellon have provided a great environment for our child to grow in confidence and skill. Ms. Allison is truly dedicated to creating an atmosphere of love and growth. A few of the drawback of the school are the schedule, they do close at 5:30pm, which can make it tough for working parents. There are also a few breaks throughout the year, so it is better if you have someone who can help with childcare during these days off so you don't use up your own personal time off. Lastly, they don't provide snacks or meals, so you will have to provide that - though that can be a plus if you've got a picky eater.

This is not a Montessori, it's a daycare facility. We paid all these extra fees (material fee,…read moresummer activities fee etc) only to receive 2 maybe 3 art projects and 2 summer activities. The only thing this place has going for it is Miss Allison (who is on maternity leave) and the playground! Do not send your kids here. We found a much better Montessori that actually follows the true Montessori methodology.

With putting God and Christian faith in all aspects of school year life. Treating kids with respect…read moreand kindness, a community that work as a family. Facilities that are secured and well maintained. All this makes St. Johns a perfect place to have your family and kids in.

Principal at St. John is smug, rude, and condescending. Appears to be on some form of power trip in…read morehis role and really sad as St. John's is a good school. Be aware if you are considering this school!

The International School of Orange County has been so far the best decision I've made for my son's…read moreeducation. Introducing him to French at an early age from the mommy and moi program as a toddler to starting full time classes at Pre-K, he is code switching from English to French and singing songs he learns in class. We do not speak French in our household and this School gives my son French cultural and language experience. The faculty and staff have been very supportive and welcoming us to the school. I appreciate the faculty to student ratio. The teachers are very caring and nurturing. My son goes to school every morning with a smile. Great French Immersion School in Orange County accredited by French Ministry of Education.

What an amazing school and community! My husband and I did quite a bit of due diligence the past…read morefew months to find a great spot for our toddler. We looked into day cares and preschools. Many day cares just seemed like drop off places with not much structured activities while preschools really emphasized their curriculum. We chose to take the preschool route. We also wanted our son to learn a new language and French was a great choice based on his heritage and we love the French culture. We visited the school back in February and Tiphaine and the rest of the staff was fantastic. We had a lot of questions and they really spent the time to walk us through everything. We got a really nice preview of the schools's warm culture. Our son has now been in preschool for the past month and it's been amazing to see him grow, learn French, make new friends, and we can see he is happy and excited to go everyday. PROS: - small teacher to students ratio - friendly community - engaged PA with bunch of events (some virtuals for busy parents and some F2F in the evenings) - caring staff with a new head (Frederique) - designed curriculum - after school activities (sports, yoga, spanish) - early and late drop off / day care options CONS: - tuition is on the high side (monthly installments as an option). But the cost is well worth it and we are just very impressed so far with everything. So glad we have found this schooo!!

My daughter loves this school! Since attending CCA, she lhas learned so much and is no longer…read morespeeched delayed. We love the fact that the preschool has many different gatherings during the school year including Halloween, Christmas, etc. The parents are super involved and we love the teachers the teachers there

My two boys went here. One is in last year. I love having diversity . I appreciate the faith the…read moreschool teach . My kids have foundation in religion. Mrs. Tapia , Trang , Linda ( front office) , very kind and helpful. Looking back , I wish I spent more time involve with the festivities. I had balance act taking care of my mom . I cried one day realizing how bless my boys went here . I only wish there was a high school here . By the way , they have class for parents . Father Ian, and Trang, and Mrs Tapia dedicate their long hrs for the dinner . Plz give them a thanks when you see them.

We have had such a wonderful experience at Foothill Preschool. The staff is caring and attentive…read moreand the facilities really encourage play and creativity. I've raised 3 children, have enrolled in multiple preschool programs, and Foothill is one of the best. I am glad my 5 year old has spent the last 3 years of his life at this school!

I was very happy with this school and the teachers. My child learned a lot and I used to tell…read moreeveryone how happy I was with them. However, they need to change how they watch over kids on the playground. I would get there early and sit in the parking lot while my baby slept and I noticed the teachers would gather around and chat during leisure. It caused me some pause, but I brushed it off. I understand the want to socialize. I saw, on multiple occasions, kids fighting or pushing on the playground and the teachers didn't notice, but since my kid wasn't involved; I kept to myself. Later that year my kid was grabbed inappropriately and we sent Marci an email to discuss. We set up a meeting and they assured me nothing like this would happen again and that they would keep a closer eye on them and follow up with his parents. I just found out that it did happen again. It was worse this time. My husband also wrote a review about this and the director clicked it as funny. That's ridiculous and completely insensitive. I have attached a picture of our first email so you can see for yourself that what we are saying is true and that she did know about it. I'm disgusted she would try to cover this up. I regret not coming forward about the lack of playground supervision earlier. Hopefully, this changes things and no other kid will go through something like this. As far as the report goes, you're right, we didn't file one because we thought it was being handled. We will be filing a report. Side note: The classroom size was also 20 kids, though not every day was that many; I know because I invited every kid in her class to her birthday and that's how many invitations I had to write