I personally go to this school and it's.. something? I mean it's ok? I'm in 8th grade and have…read moregreat teachers. I have a few problems.. 1. The school is heavily sexist and you can't even make it up.

Horror story experience my whole time there. To start off teachers would tell you no to basic human…read moresurvival needs. There was stories that circulated between the students where when teachers would tell the students "no" for hours and kind of yell at them for asking to go to the bathroom they would end up peeing on the seats because they couldn't hold it anymore. This happened multiple times. When I was in third grade our teacher would force us to put our water bottles and lunch bags up in this cubby thing. I would not be able to drink water for hours on end because my teacher would yell at me when I would ask. I came home dehydrated and my parents had to meet with the teacher multiple times I think, it was so bad. One day after school I was still there and the football team was practicing. A high school guy fainted and had to be wheeled out on an ambulance bed and I was told it was because of dehydration. I know that the coach kept telling him the same thing my teacher would tell me. Basically mentally abusing us because we asked to drink water. Many people in my class would forget their water bottles and would have to drink out of water that tasted like METAL like really bad and it was boiling hot. Sometimes it would burn their lips it was so hot. Teachers would force us to sit outside on concrete when it was so cold my fingers would go blue and they forced the girls to either wear skirts with strictly only tights underneath or ugly boy pants NO ONE wanted to wear. Also in 3rd grade I was a pretty good writer. I loved writing it was one of the only things that I was gaining confidence from. I showed a paper I wrote to my teacher because she was correcting all of the students papers and she yelled at me telling me my worst subject was spelling and that I'll never be a writer. And then I started crying, and I remember her saying this because it was so traumatizing, something like "I know those are just crocodile tears stop crying, I know you're faking it" I actually think she had something wrong with her. I never really wrote again after that. The teachers got off on reprimanding and having power over the students. There was a special ED kid in my class. Let's just say I wouldn't want my kid being treated that way. Do not under any circumstance send your child to this school ESPECIALLY if they are special ED

I wanted to come here and say thank you. For everything you guys do here with our children and the…read morecommunity. My daughter came hete for a short time. She attended two days out of the week and transitioned to four days. But in that short amount of time my daughter was positively impacted by Miss Jamie. Miss Jamie, your passion and dedication for these children is out of this world. You really proved that to me during the "graduation ceremony" that we had this past year. I got emotional listening to you speak with passion that morning and I am SO GRATEFUL my daughter had the opportunity to be impacted by you. She had a blast in your class! She's been attending kindergarten but asks about you almost every single day. We are currently waitlisted for the after school program and hope to run into you at some point. It's funny how things work out in this world- I used to attend this recreation center in elementary/middle school and it's brought me so much joy seeing the growth of this location. Keep up all the great work you guys do!!

We utilize lazy creek recreation center for camps for school breaks. The camps are affordable,…read moreinclude activities and the staff are great! Front staff is great at communicating and if your child has a rough day the staff are empathetic and communicative. They did more crafts in a few weeks of summer camp than my kiddo did in an entire year at his school. They also have the option to add on field trips over the summer; which were great! They also did a water days over the summer and special event days. Highly recommend!

This review is for the building itself and not specifically the district. Super clean and beautiful…read moreesthetically, abundance of parking, quick in and out when we need to drop off papers. I did have an issue when registering my child for kinder and we switched him from one Menifee school to another, the lady helping during the time was not the nicest or most helpful which resulted in my child being registered "late" and being shoved into a very inconvenient PM class. Their website is also currently down and being revamped and has been for awhile. Recently dropped off my volunteer live-scan form and the male at the front was really friendly and kind, I believe it's the same person who answered my phone call the other day when I had a couple questions.

Never heard of a district not releasing students. So horrible to not let parents have the choice in…read morewhere their child goes for an education. I was unable to transfer my child from Bell Mountain MS so chose to home school him to now have him transferred to a charter school driving 8 miles one way. ALL because Menifee school district would not release my son and allow him to attend the Murrieta district school less than 1 mile from my house. I also appealed it and was still denied. Very stressful and upsetting. Never heard anything like it in my life and yet its happened to so many parents in the area and continues to happen. Instead of denying parents the right to send their child to a decent school... you should close down Bell Mountain MS and work on fixing it... along with your Paloma HS. Both are more like prisons and very far from a happy, positive place for kids to learn and grow.

I debated on leaving this review but I think it's important for others to know…read more My daughter recently had an ST eval at Kaiser with subsequent orders for treatment. This evaluation occurred mid November. During this eval, we chose Lucid since they had afternoon availability. The location was also close to my daughter's daycare and husband's job. On Kaiser's end, the treatment was authorized within two days and sent over to Lucid. I figured with the holiday there would be a delay but I never received a call from Lucid to schedule. I finally called Kaiser's outside referral department to see if there was indeed an authorization letter (this never populated in my daughter's Kaiser account), found out that it's been authorized and sent over to Lucid since 11/14. Suddenly the same day I called Kaiser, I get a call from Lucid to schedule. Mind you, this call took place on 12/18...over a month later! Of course now there is only morning availability and the overall delay said enough about how they operate. I work in healthcare, outpatient services get away with things like this. Let this happen in an inpatient setting and you immediately get in trouble for delay in treatment.

My review is for the front desk office experience. This week I was very thrilled to be able to take…read moremy nephew to his speech therapy class.. my excitement quickly turned into disappointment as I was rudely greeted by the front desk assistant Angie. I was actually not even greeted, not even a "hello." With a positive attitude still from me, she did not reciprocate. She assumed that I knew what to do & rudely proceeded to check in my nephew. I hope that something is done to enlighten the mood of the front desk assistant and make the overall welcome at the office feel positive for everyone checking in. It's already hard as it is for these kids to be going into therapy, we don't need the beginning of the experience to be rude.

The is school tailors to the needs of the individual child. My two kids go there and I would have…read morethem anywhere else Tiffiny Aery Mrs gooding and all the bear river staff really care about the students

theres too many kids my kids 1st grade class with Ms Collins had 40 kids and the pads in the 2nd…read moregrade class where they sit on the floor that shouldn't be a table and my kid didnt talk so she wrote on a whiteboard and when someone would bully her the teachers would say ok i'll talk to them and the teachers dont talk to them but when someone bullies her and my child bullies them back the kid says heyyy she bullied me and they actually talk to my daughter and give her a claw but ms Arey and Gooding are great staff and mrs seymor my child is scared of her

We've been going to safe swim aquatics for over two years now and started during the pandemic. It's…read morebeen a awesome experience to say the least. I did a bunch of research before landing on safe swim aquatics and the time spent in the water combined with the cost and location just made sense. All the staff are extremely accommodating and friendly. They make it easy to work classes around last minute schedule changes which is a definite plus especially with young children and are constantly striving to improve in anyway they can to make sure they provide a premium experience for all levels. My son started just after he turned one and I realized after a couple times, I wish I would of started him sooner. He has a severe light sensitivity so pools and water usually make him nervous because of his vision impairment. It took him a couple classes to adjust to the pool but the peer interaction really helped and Ms. April took a gentle approach which made him adjust to the water faster. She makes him feel comfortable to try new things in the water and learn techniques in a fun and playful way. He's all about the songs and toys! We really enjoy the time spent bonding as a parent as well with him in the water. We now have another boy who is about to turn one and with our son advancing his abilities in the water, we plan to start our youngest! If you're where I was a couple years ago and realizing how important water safety and experience is despite owning a pool but living in Southern California, give safe swim aquatics a try! Soon you'll be like me, two years in, and grateful you chose this swim school!

We love Miss Jodie, she works very well with our 3.5yr old with severe autism. Our son can be a…read morereal handful at times but she manages his behaviors very well.

Such a sad way the staff represent there kids and stick up for them. Ive had several students…read morecomplain about bullying/cyber bullying and no one has done anything to help the students. It's upsetting that my children have to go through this and suffer while the staff denies them help. Instead of being proactive, it's take a child losing their life for them to step up and do the right thing.

My cousin's son was just diagnosed with Autism and called to the school district for assessment as…read morethey didn't reach out to her. Diane I'm special education answered the phone and was extremely rude. Had an attitude off the bat. What a way to great a new parent to the school district