Almost every teacher here is amazing! Mr and Mrs eifert are amazing and make the learning…read moreexperience great! The events are fun and interactive and they always made you have fun a lot! Love Michael Sundaravadivelan

Top notch elementary school. Excellent teachers and staff. The buildings and grounds are attractive…read more(for a school) and very well-maintained. The students seem to be quite happy.

Under the advice of a lawyer, we were advised not to pursue legal action or publicly respond to the…read moresituation right away. He recommended waiting to see how things played out before deciding whether to write a review or file a formal complaint. Now that time has passed, and no further fallout occurred, I am writing this to help other parents make an informed decision. How dare The Learning Experience contact Child Protective Services (CPS) in an effort to cover their tracks after my wife questioned them about a bruise on our toddler's face, a bruise that was not present when we dropped her off. We understand that toddlers can get bumps and bruises from regular play. But what's unacceptable is the lack of accountability from the staff and the cowardly decision to pass the blame onto parents instead of being transparent. Having CPS show up at our home, suspicious of us as parents was humiliating, distressing, and completely unjustified. Even worse, CPS did not have anything to report, confirming there was no credible concern or evidence behind the daycare's accusation, but now we're in the "system". My wife shares many of the same concerns echoed in other negative reviews. The staff at this location appeared disinterested and undertrained, complaining, disengaged, and clearly "just there for a check." Nearly every time we picked up our daughter, there was a different teacher in the room, and no one seemed to know what had gone on during the day. Communication was chaotic and unprofessional. It often felt like they hired people off the street with zero preparation. We observed several children with crusted snot on their faces, and even our daughter often looked like she'd been "through a storm" by pickup time. These are not isolated impressions, but they reflect a clear pattern of poor management and inadequate care. And filing a formal complaint with the California Department of Social Services (CDSS), in still under consideration contingent on statute of limitations. However, we encourage other parents with similar experiences to do the same and NOT let this walk. Sure, positive reviews are plentiful. But I strongly urge any parent reading this to also take the one-star reviews seriously. If you value professionalism, accountability, and compassion in a childcare setting, this is not the place.

My son went to TLE for two years and had an amazing experience. All the teachers are super nice…read moreand patient. All staff members are amazing. This school is super safe, I never worried about safety. I definitely recommend bringing your kids here.

Reid is the absolute best! We've been in speech therapy for…read moreseven years across many different settings and with several therapists, but no one compares to Reid! My son looked forward to seeing her every week. She made every session fun with games, her great sense of humor, and the warmth she brought to each appointment. We also worked with her for myofunctional therapy, and it was incredible to see my son's progress with his "R" sound over the months as she helped him build tongue strength and improve posture. We made huge strides in reducing his mouth breathing, and she guided us with care and expertise through a frenectomy he ultimately needed. In just eight months with Reid, my son made more progress than he had in seven years with other therapists. I can't recommend her highly enough--there's no doubt anyone who works with her will love her just as much as we do!

I've been doing myofunctional therapy with Reid every other week for almost 6 months, and it's been…read moresuch a valuable experience. I knew that therapy would help improve my eating and breathing habits, but I didn't realize how much I needed it until Reid diagnosed me with mild myofunctional dysfunction. I had been using the wrong muscles to chew and swallow without even knowing it. Reid is incredibly kind, professional, and thorough. My tongue posture and strength have improved so much, and I've developed healthier oral habits that have made a real difference in my daily life. The weekly exercises have also been super fun and engaging, which has made sticking with the program easy. I'm truly grateful for her guidance and highly recommend her!

Our family has been incredibly blessed by Good Shepherd Lutheran School (soon to become Trinity…read moreLutheran School). What first stood out to us was the small class sizes, but we quickly realized that "small" is actually one of this school's greatest strengths. The teachers truly know and care for their students, go above and beyond to help them succeed, and are able to fully teach the curriculum instead of constantly playing catch-up. Students have opportunities to participate in weekly chapel, STEM, gardening, PE, musicals, extracurricular activities, and one of my favorite things -- ASL for all students with daily practice opportunities. Looking back, I can clearly see God's hand leading our family here. We wanted a school where we could be involved and build community... and apparently God took that prayer seriously because I somehow ended up as PTL president. I asked for a way to help and He responded with, "Wonderful, here's a full-time ministry!" Haha. What this school may lack in size, it more than makes up for in heart. The school community is amazing, with fun events throughout the year like Trunk or Treat, Christmas shops, spirit weeks, family celebrations, and a huge end-of-year event everyone looks forward to. In my role with PTL, I've had the unique opportunity to work closely with teachers, staff, and parents. Like any school, families sometimes come and go, but I can honestly say I've seen the administration approach difficult situations with prayer, communication, grace, and genuine care. They strive to put God first in their decisions, and I think it speaks volumes that I've seen several families return and re-enroll after leaving. Most importantly, this school has deeply impacted our family's life. The teachers, staff, and church community have become like family to us. These are genuine people who love God and truly care about the children they serve. We will forever be grateful for the friendships, faith, and opportunities this school has brought into our lives.

Such a hidden gem! This small school offers small classes (no more than 16 kids per class), a…read moremodern curriculum, STEM, lots of movement (3 recesses per day, extra PE, sign language), and a very calm nurturing environment where everyone knows everyone. The tuition is very affordable (currently $7,500/year) and includes free before and after school tuition.

After two years at another local charter school, transferring to CHIME has been life-changing for…read moreour family. The difference has been night and day. From the very first week, our child felt welcomed. He quickly made a wonderful group of friends and now genuinely loves going to school every day. At the previous school, he dreaded. The culture at CHIME is kind, inclusive, and supportive, and it shows in how the students treat one another. Academically, we couldn't be happier. Our son transferred below grade level in reading and has since reached grade level thanks to the incredible support from his teachers and the Reading Lab program, which provides free small-group instruction before school. Programs like Reading Lab and Math Lab demonstrate that CHIME is committed to helping every child succeed. As parents of a child with an IEP, we've been especially impressed by the school's special education team. Every IEP meeting has been collaborative, thoughtful, and solution-focused. We feel like true partners with the teachers and staff, and our son has benefited tremendously from their support. One thing that has consistently stood out is the level of support in the classroom. There are multiple adults working with students, creating an environment where children receive the attention they need. The administration is approachable, transparent, and genuinely cares about both students and families. Communication is clear, and we've always felt heard when we've had questions or concerns. We also appreciate the many practical details that make life easier for working families. The pickup process is exceptionally well organized with flexible options, affordable extended pickup and aftercare, and a breakfast/lunch program with menus families can review in advance. These thoughtful systems reduce stress for parents. Beyond academics, there are wonderful opportunities including music, art, robotics, game design, and other enrichment programs that help students discover new interests. We applied to CHIME multiple years before finally getting in, and it has absolutely lived up to our hopes. Looking back, we didn't realize how much better a school experience could be until we came here. We feel incredibly fortunate to be part of this community and would recommend CHIME without hesitation.

This school sucked the teachers would harass you about small things and they diddint actually teach…read moreus anything and based everything around takeing care of the sped kids and made everything about them

What a difference! Our son has been receiving ABA from here since the height of the pandemic. We…read moremade the decision to transfer because our other agency wouldn't provide in home care. I did a lot of research before switching and one of the things that impressed me was that they are very conscientious about sanitizing and using a Covid checklist. Thank you to you all for making our lives a bit easier.

Horrible program. Please do your child and family a favor and do not use this program. They treat…read morefamilies like dollar signs and do not really have a passion for helping children or families.

Best middle school in Simi Valley and all of the teachers are very old and don't give a crap about…read moreanything plus a bunch of art stuff

Toilets are designed and made to handle urine, feces, and toilet paper…read more NOT, seminal fluids. Due to an excessive amount of masturbating in our restrooms, a pipe located in our 8th grade bathrooms has accumulated a large semen clog. 1. Masturbation in HMS bathrooms is never okay 2. Only things that should be in toilets should be flushed 3. Repairs and maintenance costs the PISD thousands of dollars.