I am a Westwood graduate and all I can say is that this school prepared me for middle and high…read moreschool in every possible way. I made life long friends here and I found so any teachers that we're amazing and very creative. I love their drama program, and it is probably one of the best in any LAUSD elementary school. So yourself a favor and send your child to Westwood. You will not be disappointed !!!

Many of the teachers are kind and understanding people, however, the new administration that…read morestarted in 2025 has made the environment not so great. The beloved school psychologist that was at WWC for 20 years left this school year due to the change as as well as another mental health related staff member. I think that says a lot about the state of the school. There are a lot of behavior issues that are swept under the rug, too.

Our first year at St Timothy's has been a wonderful experience, all thanks to the teaching staff…read moreand everyone that helps the school go round. One of the most important aspects to us is seeing how much our children love their teachers! Every aspect of how a child develops is incredibly considered, thought-out, and seamlessly integrated into their daily learning. We are so proud to be a part of this one-of-a-kind, supportive community.

St. Tim's has a serious lack of funding, and it shows. This burden is transferred to parents: we're…read moreasked and expected to provide classroom essentials -- pencils, paper, markers, cleaning supplies, etc. -- through teachers' Amazon wishlists. Each week, our daughter was asked to come with money to pay for school-wide events, usually to buy Dollar Tree junk food -- a transparent effort of the school to raise much needed money. Volleyballs (the only feature of the "athletics department") are misshapen, lopsided and ripping at the seams. What's more, every water fountain is broken and students are discouraged from using the restroom In groups as a way to avoid high water and power bills. Aside from the more obvious signs, the lack of funding is even clearer behind the scenes: the school holds a "Teachers Matter" fundraiser because the school can't afford to pay its teachers what they deserve, and we parents are asked to contribute even more to teachers' paychecks. In fact, almost everything about the school is a fundraiser: Parents Night Out, pep rallies, school plays and the Cultural Heritage Festival. The only thing more lacking than funds at St. Tim's is the school's leadership. We're so happy we finally left.

if your kid is a motivated great student this place is perfect, but otherwise it stinks. it is a…read morevery cliquey type crowd for both parents and students, not a welcoming bunch at all. some teachers are great, some are lazy and bad. after 5 years I want to give an honest review.

Love this school I just have bad experiences and the kids they sure know how to bully. In…read morekindergarten I was a bully myself but only to this one girl I thought I was cool cause I was popular but I was wrong and more people are looking up to bullying

My oldest transferred here in 3rd grade right before the pandemic hit - we left UCLA Lab School and…read morehave really loved the teachers, staff and leadership of the school. The SEL curriculum and Cool Tools reminds me a lot of UCLA Lab's approach -but without the tuition. Last year my other son started kindergarten. He's young for his grade so we decided to repeat kinder and got full support of the faculty and staff to do this - they really listened to us and allowed us to lead what we knew was best for our child. The Faculty is also very diverse which was important to us - we were looking for a school with strong BIPOC leadership and CWC is exactly that - amazing folks for my kids to look up to and aspire to be like - that look like them. One thing I wish there were more of, is the arts - but we are working on it - it's a community with so much room to create and imagine a future. We are so happy we found CWC and aren't going anywhere!

Students to teacher ratio is horrible. They expect you to be available to pick up your kid any time…read morethey misbehave. Letting kids run free through the hall with no supervision. I've heard similar stories from other parents who have found better accommodating schools in the area.

Fantastic school and exceptional teachers…read more My daughter attended Worldspeak since she was less than 2 years ago. We stayed there until she completed TK. It's simply a wonderful environment, strong academics, in-depth full immersion to various languages and culture, and a great community of children and parents. Highly recommend.

I appreciate how the teachers encourage communication naturally instead of relying only on…read morememorization. The atmosphere feels welcoming and engaging for young learners

We appreciated the engaging curriculum and friendly staff. The school fosters both creativity and…read morelearning in a balanced way

The teachers at Worldspeak are the best. My daughter is in their spanish class. Shes learning so…read moremuch so fast, that now i need to take a spanish class. Lol.

Thumbs up for ASTEME! We enrolled our child here for the summer camps and it was an excellent…read moreexperience from start to finish. With 3 different camps under way, we were amazed at how well they met the needs of our young camper. Every week dove deep into a specific topic, detailing a wide variety of hands-on activities that kept our chlid engaged, curious, and excited to learn. The entire process--from registration to drop-off--was easy and stress-free. The staff were patient, and truly dedicated to fostering a love of learning. I was impressed also at the safety measures and attentive to details of the organization, this must be from years of experience. The best part is also having to run into friends by surprise in the same camp during the same week. We will keep Asteme in our enrichment corridor for camps, holiday day-camps, and regular enrichment courses during the year. Thank you!

Incredible experience with this school and programs. The…read moreteachers are attentive, creative, patient, and supportive. The school founder, Allan has created a community in which students, parents and teachers support each other. Special recognition to Hogan, Angel, and Jordan for the extended commitment to educating children. It's wonderful to be able to send our children to school, knowing that they will be safe, inspired to learn and thrive. My only complaint is that I didn't discover them earlier! My children's complaints are that their school year is not longer! (They followed the private school calendar, which is shorter than the LAUSD calendar). The school and the teachers are true gems.

My son just completed kindergarten at Le Lycee Francais Century City campus and there are not…read moreenough words to describe how happy we are that we chose Le Lycee for his education. Beginning with Madame Haustete, the head of the school, all of the teachers, supervisors, and staff are just the best of the best. It is a nurturing, loving environment paired with a structured yet fun approach to learning. Half of the children's day is taught in French and the other half is in English. We are not French and my son spoke no French when he started and he is now well on his way to being fluent in just one school year. The supervisors and security greet you and your child by name every morning and it is a safe, happy place that my son looked forward to going to every single day. He cannot wait to start first grade in the fall and he says almost on a weekly basis that his school is the best. The lunch provided is prepared by chefs daily and is healthy and balanced - the menu is gourmet! The events throughout the year are so special and the school is very independent meaning parents have the opportunity to volunteer but they are not asking for donations and an excessive amount of your time (like many other private schools that directly ask/demand for donations during the interview process - yuck!) Le Lycee is focused on the well being and education of the children and it shows. It is a diverse group of families that are grounded and it's not about who has what. Everyone is there for the same reason which is to enrich their child with a balanced approach to learning. I am the biggest champion of Madame Haustete and the entire staff at Le Lycee and I'm so grateful my son will be continuing his education at such a wonderful school. Thank you to everyone who made his first year of school truly magical!

The Century City campus provided the perfect Kindergarten/First Grade experience for my daughter…read more From the the headmistress, Mme. Haustete, to the incredible teachers and supervisors, and the maintenance staff, everyone of them knew my daughter and all the children not just by name, but through interaction. I could not have hoped for a warmer environment the nurture my daughter's education. I can't wait for my son to start his journey there soon!