My son is in TK. This school is amazing. Ms. Aguirre his teacher is the best. She so caring and…read morepatient with him. He always coming talking about making "good choices". Ms. Aguirre and Cece are the very best and we love them.

My kids have been at this school for a few years now. I am stunned by some of these comments. The…read morenew principal has been a breath of fresh air! Instead of bashing the change of administration we should work together as a community. Mr. Leung's time was up and people need to accept that. Test scores are up and my kids love coming to school. This platform is not the place to air your personal grievances. Other families I talk to enjoy hearing from Ms. Valamehr and enjoy her transparency. It doesn't make sense to me why a retired staff member for over 3 years has such negative comments. When did you even work here? I don't remember you....

Both my younger brother and SIL are teachers here at Reseda Elementry…read more They are very passionate about teaching and luv it. For me its always fun to visit the classroom and hear the students call my bro Mr. N!! LOL. The school itself is old and a historical landmark but its still going strong. Being a teacher is hard work and very under appreciated and underpaid. Hopefully the state will stop playing with their emotions with the yearly pink slip layoff madness. Teachers often stay late after school is let out to help with their students and build a longtime relationship. The children I see here always look happy. I often see children who have moved on to highschool and college that come back to the school to see their elementary teachers as I've seen a few do this with my brother and SIL. That to me says alot about how much impact a teacher makes in a students life. All of the children I see here are always happy. The schools beliefs are: 1. That all students can learn. 2. That all students can become cooperative responsible members of society. 3. That all students can respect themselves and others. The children are in good hands here!!

If I could give this school zero stars, I would. The teachers are great, but my experience with the…read moreoffice administration--particularly the principal--has been extremely troubling. I have documented concerns involving inaccurate allegations, favoritism, unnecessary police calls, and a disruptive-parent letter that was issued even though the principal was not present on campus during the incident. During a meeting with her supervisor, the principal acknowledged that she was not on campus at the time. I also raised concerns about staff recording parents and minor children during private meetings without consent. I filed a formal complaint with the LAUSD regional office, but my request for a retraction was denied and my concerns remain unresolved. Because the administrative process failed to resolve these issues, I have pursued the matter through the civil court system and am awaiting the court's response. This review reflects my personal experience and the complaints I have formally documented.

Great school...small school, small community fee to it. Mr. Hagee, the principal is amazingly sweet…read moreand genuinely cares for all the kids. Back to school nights are always so much fun!! Always clean and teachers are all great. My daughter has had Mrs. Owings in kindergarten and she is the sweetest person!!

I have nothing but incredible things to say about Little Acorns Grow! As a first time mom I toured…read more11 daycares and interviewed 6 nannies in the area and ultimately decided to send my 5 month old to LAG with zero regrets. The teachers in the infant room were some of the most warm, welcoming, and wonderful women I know. I genuinely felt like they loved my daughter and knowing she was in such caring hands every day meant so much to me. When picking a daycare you can go somewhere that is simply just going to keep your child's needs met, or you can go somewhere that your child can actually grow. The latter is LAG. There were specific times for activities, music class, snack time, outside time, etc. Even at a young age I noticed the difference in my daughter after her being at LAG. The facility itself is so well-kept. The classrooms are clean, not overwhelming with too many toys or screens or colors, and they have a beautiful outdoor area as well. We unfortunately had to withdraw our daughter from LAG recently because we are relocating to a new area and trust me when I say it was the hardest and saddest decision to make. LAG is such a special place and we feel so lucky our daughter got to attend here.

When I was searching for a daycare, I visited many, but Little Acorns Grow stood out from the…read moremoment I walked in. At first, I thought the parking lot was plain, but as soon as I stepped inside, it was a whole different world! Definetly worth to visit on a tour. I absolutely loved the play yard. They have two main outdoor areas: one for the little kids and another for the older ones. Plus, they have a garden where they plant vegetables and strawberries, and there's plenty of shade everywhere. It's truly a lovely space. The outdoor play area immediately made me feel happy, and I knew this was the place I wanted my kids to be. My daughter attended from ages 2 to 4, and now my son has started at 2 years old. LAC also has an infant center, which looks wonderful! I seen parents taking off their shoes in the infant center, keeping it extra clean! Last year, they did a bunch of new updates in all classrooms and bathrooms. The classrooms are nice and well-maintained. I especially loved Ms. Priscilla, Ms. Joan, and Mrs. Shannon. And if you need anything, ask for Leilany in the office, she's super nice and always helpful. I highly recommend Little Acorns Grow to any parent looking for a nice, clean, beautiful and outdoorsy daycare!

I go to this school and it's horrible. My mental health is worse than ever and the kids their bully…read moreme everyday, and I've seen other kids get bullied to! plz, DONT TAKE YOUR KIDS HERE!!

CWC West Valley is an incredible school with a strong focus on social-emotional learning and the…read moreoverall well-being of its students. The teachers are dedicated, supportive, and truly make a positive impact on the children. It is wonderful to see how much the students enjoy coming to school each day. One of the things I appreciate most about CWC West Valley is the opportunity for parents to be actively involved in the school community. There are a variety of committees parents can participate in, along with numerous school events throughout the year that bring families together, including Halloween and holiday celebrations. The school is also continuing to grow, recently adding a new building as well as a middle school program. It has been exciting to be part of this growth, and I look forward to seeing all that CWC West Valley continues to accomplish in the years ahead.

School has been a great experience since we brought our child here. The teachers have been helpful…read moreand has good communication.

If you're looking for a private school education but is not on your budget, VIPHS is an incredible…read moreoption. The school offers small class sizes and a supportive learning environment where teachers truly love what they do. They provide hands-on instruction, genuinely care about their students, and work hard to ensure every student succeeds and is prepared for college. The individualized attention each student receives is exceptional, and their main goal is that no student is left behind. Everyone at the school is welcoming, kind, and dedicated to helping students reach their full potential. My child absolutely LOVES going to school every day, which says a lot. Although VIPHS is a smaller school, students do not miss out on the traditional high school experience. The school goes above and beyond to provide fun activities, events, trips,and opportunities that create lasting memories and a strong sense of community. The only class they do not offer is PE, so it may not be the best fit for students whose primary focus is sports. Other than that, students are not missing out on anything. Thank you to everyone at VIPHS for the amazing work you do and for creating such a caring, supportive, and successful learning environment!

The food didn't arrive in time…read more.. All staff are very supportive of students being creative and learning. The school is very artistic, really influences students to develop their artistic interests meanwhile getting the required education they need to graduate high school. All accommodation that students may need are met and supported. The school is very helpful and supporting.

A 12 year old girl died on Feb 25, 2026 because the school did not take bullying seriously. Her…read morename was Khimberly and she was trying to help her older sister because she was also being bullied. I wonder who the teachers and principal are at this school. .... as caregivers they need to do better.

12 year old Khimberly Zavaleta killed from a traumatic head injury while protecting her sister from…read morea bully. This school clearly does not take bullying seriously and did not have security where they claim to have it. Think of all the other kids who are probably still bullied at this school and will grow up to carry this trauma with them.

We toured this school and though we ultimately decided to stay at our current school (my child is…read morealmost done with elementary and the change felt too big) if we were starting over again we'd put all of our kids here. Delightful staff and such a lovely holistic environment. Academics, arts, earth sciences, music. amazing. Small class sizes and from what I could see pretty ethnically diverse.

Valley Waldorf is a tiny school. It has only a few teachers and few students, but it has so much…read morejoy. I heard that it was a large and thriving school before the pandemic and it is now growing, but organically. But currently, the classroom size is about 6 or 8 kids in my son's class, it has room to grow. The timbre of the theory of the school is to develop the child with wonder, curiosity, desire, and the confidence to learn and create, and then they could pursue the facts to learn. In this world of technology changing everything exponentially, some educators wonder if they should drill the children with facts and figures when computers will be providing all of that. These educators seem to think that the children who will succeed in the future are those who think and create. My son likes this school. He was recently diagnosed with ADHD, and the instructors are continuously learning and growing to work with him. And the biggest thing they seem to be teaching are social skills. This school currently runs from pre-k to 5th, and they are in talks about going up to 6th grade.