Service was good. Great school. Pretty nice teachers and the staff pretty friendly tooread more

My daughter started going when she was 4 and now she is 5 and will be finishing up here in August…read moreto start kindergarten. I checked all school near by, looked at reviews did my research. And came back to creative kids. As a mother I was so worried how the teachers will treat my baby and other kids, however I can say this school has taught her letters, numbers, sharing, etc. Her teach Ms. Brandy is a God sent. She loves all her kids as her own. The director Ms. Teresa is so responsive with emails and she is so attentive. She knows all the children and parents. I only hope when my daughter starts her new school it will be as pleasant and satisfying.

My son attended KinderCare Ontario, starting in the infant class and later moving into the toddler…read moreclass. In the infant room, I didn't have many major concerns, although I did notice issues with cleanliness at times, as my son frequently came home sick with hand, foot, and mouth disease or other viral infections. Once he transitioned into the toddler class, my concerns increased. The environment often felt unorganized, with one teacher responsible for what seemed like a large group of around 15 children. Around 5:00 PM, older children were sometimes combined with the toddlers, which made me uncomfortable. My son had several incident reports, but when I asked for details, staff were often unsure of what happened, and in some cases, incident reports were not properly documented. There was also an instance where my son injured his lip and it reportedly took about 30 minutes for him to receive an ice pack, which was very concerning. On another occasion, he came home with sticks in his diaper, and there was even a time he came home with a black eye. Overall, I felt the facility was understaffed and that management did not adequately address staffing levels relative to the number of children enrolled. While the teachers did provide activities for the children, it was difficult for them to maintain consistent supervision with so many children and limited staff. Based on my experience, I personally would not recommend this location.

I love this day care I highly recommend it is very secure and protected all around my son loves it…read morehere the teachers are amazing, I like how there is an app to be notified when their checked in and checked out, tells you what they had for lunch and snack, they send you pictures of their activities or what there doing, they celebrate holidays with the kids &' do all kinds of fun stuff.

So this review is long overdue on my part. The main thing…read moreis that my son absolutely loves this school and I do too. The 2nd main thing is thay Mrs. Ariana is by far the best teacher I have ever met and she is absolutely amazing. Ok now for a few more details...I originally started looking for a daycare about 2 years ago for my son who was a little over 1 year old at the time. I did a lot of research and looked at over 6 different ones. I eventually went with Tutor Time in Eastvale but Monty's was my 2nd choice. I 110% regret going with Tutor Time. If you want details as to why that school was so bad, look at my review on their page or private message me. Anywho, after taking my son out of Tutor Time, I revisited all the daycares I originally looked at and ended up enrolling my son at Montys. Not only was Montys way cheaper (almost half the price) than Tutor Time but within a few days my son was going to school smiling and no longer crying and clinging to my legs or his father's legs. My son is now in the 2 year old class and like I already said, his main teacher, Mrs. Ariana, is absolutely wonderful. You can tell she loves her job and really knows how to deal with all the kiddos. She is also really sweet and puts up with me texting her and asking about how my son is doing on a daily basis. The rest of the teachers also seem to be very nice and most importantly, my son is beyond happy there. The school is definitely a bit dated, and they don't offer a parent app like some school do but they offer a safe and happy environment for my son and that's all I care about. I would highly recommend this school and I the only regret I have is not going with them from the beginning.

We have been going here for over a year now and my son loves going to "school" every day. He always…read morecomes home learning something new! The teachers truly care and love the kids. Management has changed over the last few months and I love seeing the positive changes the team has worked so hard to put into place.

Our little one just graduated pre-K last Friday it was such a bittersweet moment leaving CPCC after…read moretwo years, and we'd all miss the wonderful teachers and staff who made him who he is today. When he first started he did have to adjust -- I'm assuming it's because of how big the class is in comparison to his previous daycare. But it didn't take long for him to blossom, all thanks to Ms. Tonja & Ms. Lorraine's class! Then he moved to Mrs. Jennifer & Mrs. Cassie's class the following year, and he absolutely loved it. When we had to travel during my husband's paternity leave to visit my parents in Asia, he kept asking when we'd go back because he'd missed his friends and teachers. We clearly see the genuine love that's poured towards the kids not only from the teachers, but also the staffs. Not only they remember each of the kids' names, they also give hugs (and stickers, ha) on the daily basis. The principal is also very involved, which we appreciated. Would highly recommend anyone to put their kids at CPCC-- it's worth the wait and every penny. Can't wait for the baby brother to join in a couple of years!

We had our oldest son at CrossPoint Children's Center for about four months. The staff were all…read morereally nice. It was very obvious that both of the directors really loved children and were passionate about what they do, as they should be. My son's preschool teachers were also super sweet and kind. The facility itself is very clean and very child friendly. They have safety measures put in place to ensure that the children are well cared for and protected. I always felt that my son was in good hands when he was there. The curriculum is advanced and really good to help children learn and progress in their Preschool skills. They do chapel every week, it was so adorable to see all the little children in their matching T-shirts walk together. We ended up taking our son out of the program because it wasn't a good fit for him. I don't believe that it was any fault of the teachers, just rather the class size being a little bit too big for him at the time. The ratio for the three-year-olds was 11 kids to one teacher, with his class size being comprised of 22 students and two teachers. Once we moved to a smaller class size, our son did so much better. For the price of tuition (only slightly less than the mortgage on our home), I do feel that the class size is a little bit big, there are many other programs out there that are a lot less expensive and class sizes are significantly smaller. The public school system is now offering free preschool education and transitional kindergarten to all eligible 3 and 4 year old children in Chino and Ontario. Overall, it's a great program and for many kids and parents, it will be a wonderful experience.

I have nothing but good things to say about this place. My son was here for a couple of years and I…read moreloved the care that he got. Clean and friendly environment. All teachers are wonderful and very patient and kind. Teacher Jerry, also the manager, is very understanding and knowledgeable. They even have a security guard at the door that's there (not always). My only feedback is that I wish the front doors were locked during most hours of the day, since anyone can just go in when doors are unlocked. Other than that, amazing place and hope to return one day. Thank you Heavenly Care!

**quick note before I start my review. I read the other review with 1 Star and I just want to say I…read morehave NEVER seen anything like this "abuse" at heavenly. My husband and I have flexible schedules and have showed up to pick up our kids and dropped them off at all different times throughout the day. Additionally this person with the 1-star review has a total of 14 reviews on yelp and 12 of them are 1-2 star reviews... it says a lot when you have terrible experiences everywhere you go.... I have a 4 year old daughter and a 2 yr old son. Both my kids have been at Heavenly Care since they were 3 months old. Today I had to give my notice to take them to another school because we are moving and I broke down crying. I love this place so much. If it wasn't so far from our new house I would have driven quite a bit out of the way to keep my kids here. In fact this place is currently a 15-20 min drive from my house and I gladly make the drive because my kids love it so much. I have known other parents who also drive pretty far to come here. Both of my kids excelled here. They did an amazing job helping to Potty train my daughter. By the time my kids were 18 months they could count to 10, sing their "ABCDs" (as my kids call it) and they knew all their shapes and colors. My 4 year old knows what a trapezoid and rumbus are... I didn't even know what a rumbus was until I saw my daughter teaching my 2 year old. Lol I can't say enough about this school. The teachers are all amazing. My kids still go back to the baby class and give hugs and say hi to the teachers in that class. My children formed serious bonds with these teachers. They talk about them at home and my kids have NEVER had a bad experience here. Even with my 2year old being a bit of a handful. These teachers truly care about my kids. They talk about their development and ask me questions about how we handle things at home or they give me advice as to what is working for them. They sing lots of songs, do lots of art, learn every day. At 2yrs and up they provide food. They are very accommodating of allergies or anything your kids need. My daughters best friends are at this school. I've even become close with the parents of the other kids and we go to birthday parties and have Disney play dates out side of school. I recommend this place 1,000 times over again for anyone looking for a preschool/daycare in the area.

I've loved my experience bringing my children to Fern Academy the past couple years. They are well…read moretaken care of with teachers who truly love what they do, and I know my kids are getting a very strong foundation, both academically and socially. I also love how they teach my children things I never thought to teach them about -- my kids have learned so much it astounds me...it never gets old & I'm so impressed by what this Academy has done for all their students. It truly shows they put so much effort into making children's experiences and memories so special. There are so many fun learning activities that the students can participate in! Brings me to tears when I see my kids at their Winter Recitals or Graduation ceremonies, and even at parent conferences, because they've come such a long way. Everything I do is for them, and this is so worth it. A BIG THANK YOU!! to Mrs. O, who has been there for my babies and I from Day One! P.S. My Latino Babies can speak Spanish and Mandarin, and they have conversations in different languages with others when we're out and about, thanks to this wonderful Academy.

Our daughter Emily has had such a wonderful experience in the preschool class with Miss Gabby and…read moreMiss Mattie. Both teachers are incredibly kind, patient, and caring. They create a warm and welcoming environment where the children feel safe, happy, and excited to learn. Emily always comes home talking about her day and the fun activities she did with her teachers and friends. It's clear that Miss Gabby and Miss Mattie truly care about each child and put a lot of love and effort into teaching them. We are very grateful for everything they do and highly recommend this preschool class to other families. Thank you for making Emily's preschool experience so positive and memorable!

Miserable, restrictive, and oppressive environment. Please don't send your kids here as long as…read morethis director is in charge. I am a student studying child development-- how young brains develop and grow and what they need to do that best. It's like they took the textbook on how to make the best preschool and did the exact opposite. I only observed the two year old class for three hours, so I can't comment on much else. But my god. The kids weren't allowed to do anything. During nap time they were forced to lie down and not talk, and if you didn't want to nap, just stare at the walls, I guess. Even during snack, if you were done eating, you were not allowed to even get up from the table. There weren't even any toys outside OR inside! No shovels, no blocks, no stuffed animals, nothing. Half of the playground was made off limits because they dug a hole! A HOLE!!! With their hands because they're not allowed to have any play tools! They're so desperately hungry for any stimulation, a few of them just stared at a dead lizard outside of the fence for like ten minutes. I wish I was making this up. And because there is nothing to do, the kids pass the time by hitting each other and trying to get any attention from the teachers. With the place already understaffed, it's a nightmare. The most depressing thing is, this could all change in like two weeks of the director was willing to change at all. I spoke to some of the teachers, and they know exactly what is wrong, but can't do anything because Big Boss Up Top refuses to listen to anyone. I asked her why, and she told me "because they have to learn their ABCs." Micromanaging and stressing out your staff and students does not help them learn. Running a classroom like a meat farm does not teach them anything besides helplessness and frustration! Two and three year olds are supposed to be developing their independence at this age, but all of these kids were dead quiet and had no idea how to interact with anything. I'm actively begging you not to send your kids here. Please.

I find this place very disturbing to think that parents really feel their kids are safe throughout…read morethe days lmaoooooo. This place never has a person Infront , easy access to just open dooors and go inside and take a kid. My child was here for three days and I literally had her out immediately. If your a parent you should definitely be considerate efficiently especially where your children are being placed when your not around. Never again , horrible daycare center .

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.