I LOVE THIS PRESCHOOL My granddaughter has been going to…read moretrinity for about 2 months now and WOW what an improvement with my granddaughter (she a real handful) the teachers are amazing....they brought her right in and started working with her and all her craziness lol...she's now so much more advanced in her alphabets and numbers she will be ready for kindergarten!!!! Thanks to trinity episcopal preschool I didn't even mention the price $$$$$$ SO AFFORDABLE Come check them out it's not the newest thing around but they make it up with personality.....DONT EVER JUDGE A BOOK BY ITS COVER go check it out for yourself great stuff

Sorry to say this place is not great. I know they have had some turnover in school leadership and…read moreso perhaps have weeded out some of the bad seeds but there were various bad seeds when my child was there. Overall, there was a lack of passion for teaching and love for the children. The location was more of a daycare where they keep your child alive than teach them love. Teachers did not play with children. You could just see that they didn't love their jobs. I witnessed a few book reading times and singing times where teachers sung with dead eyes and flat voices conveying that they were just going through motions. I feel like a bad parent for subjecting my child to this place. I caution any parent considering this school to visit and pay really close attention to all interactions between the teachers, the leadership and the children. Don't just base your decision on your discussion with them. If, when you see the above dynamic show itself, move along to any one of the other great preschools in Redlands. IMPORTANT NOTE: Most of other reviews are old and were posted in a close timeline indicating that possibly at one point they had a campaign to get reviews which speaks to the lack of credibility of those reviews.

FLCC came highly recommended by Loma Linda Academy and several of the Children's Centers in the…read morearea. We came to visit with our child for TK. The Director was nothing more then professional and welcoming. She allowed our child to play in the playground while she sat with us and talked. I could tell that just as we were interviewing her, she was also evaluating and observing our child and us as parents. This detail to attention and how well kept the facilities were is what lead us to enrolling our daughter. Each classroom has an accredited teacher and an aide (or TA) so we knew that the classrooms had a small student to teacher ratio, great when you have high expectations that the school will be teaching as opposed to just providing playtime for your child. Our teacher and aide knew our child very well, and could explain our child's academic progress and personal growth whenever we dropped by with concerns or just plain curiosity. As previously mentioned, the facilities are well kept and the classroom sizes are small. They respect child allergies and encourage parent participation. I never felt like FLCC was pushing their religious beliefs on the children, but was appreciative of the fact that they invited or included us in their many weekend and after school activities. If you are looking for a Children's Center that will give your child an academic edge, especially if your path is private education, then this is the place for you in Redlands. Their tuition prices are comparable to other centers in the area, but what makes FLCC stand out is the staff's warm, caring and attentive desire to see each child succeed.

So sad to have to write this. I loved this school but the administrative leaders in the form of the…read moreminister of the church and the church's board are Godless people. As a Christian, I do not write this easily of anyone who seems to be doing God's work. But, the church's leaders have been planning for over a year to close the school but did not inform the staff, parents or congregation. Two weeks before they decided to close, when they had done all their planning, they decided to tell everyone. They made up a story that it was due to Covid and then later admitted it was a long time in the planning. The loyal staff were not given adequate time to prepare their families for this loss of income. The loyal parents were not even given an audience. When staff and parents asked to speak with leadership they were denied. No true Christian would do this, much less without even offering an audience to the offended parties. Don't go to this church, don't send your kids to this school. This church is posing as Christian but is actually run by the Lost and do not seek to live their lives and run their church and businesses the pure Christian way.

I called this location in a crisis. Another center was falsely characterizing my one year old as…read morephysically dangerous and suspended him. I immediately pulled my three children out and called this location to meet with the staff to discuss the needs of my children's educational development: My daughter is advanced, my middle child is a hyper boy and my youngest is a jealous 1yr old baby boy. They told me my previous center was wrong and under qualified and immediately enrolled my children and stated the following Monday. Not only do I get daily photo updates of their activities and meals but immediately my children's behavior improved. The staff are incredibly agile with my kids, loving towards us and super knowledgeable in building character and learning. In addition, I love the community events they hold for kids and parents and the extra snacks they send the kids with after school. Before, my kids dreaded going to daycare. Now, in the morning they wake up happy to get ready for the day! It's no longer a hassle to wake them up. This location has changed our lives for the better and I am forever grateful to have them in my circle. As a former foster youth it's so important to have a village I can trust and rely on!

The staff at this location are absolutely amazing! My child has been attending the toddler class…read morefor about 5 months and i have nothing but positive feedback on my child's teachers! They answer my questions quickly and with understanding! I highly recommend this KC location.

My husband and I made the tough decision to move our toddler from the daycare he had known since he…read morewas 6 months old to Monty's Montessori. We noticed at the last daycare, he would come home irritable have excessive rashes, dirty, along with staff communication issues, screaming at drop off, dirty/broken equipment, and so many other issues. Immediately at Monty's, we noticed a difference. The teachers are very clear, caring, and sincere. The equipment is so well maintained and shared well with classmates. Now both of my sons attend Monty's and my toddler sprints to class every morning. My infant is always smiling when he sees his teachers and both classrooms have great communication. Any questions or concerns we had out of curiosity has been answered by the front office and everyone has been extremely polite. We love how engaged the staff is with the families and how receptive our kids have responded to the changes. Our only regret is not having moved our toddler sooner and to join the Monty family years ago!

Our family ultimately decided to withdraw our daughter from Monty's Montessori because it was no…read morelonger the right environment for her. Over time we experienced ongoing communication issues with administration, and concerns we brought forward were often dismissed rather than addressed in a constructive way. As months went on, the interactions with administration began to feel increasingly uncomfortable. Instead of working collaboratively when concerns were raised, responses often felt defensive or confrontational. As a parent, it started to feel like bringing forward normal questions about my child's experience was met with pushback rather than support. There were also situations where things discussed privately seemed to be talked about openly in the office, and unfortunately our child overheard comments that made her uncomfortable. That was very concerning to us as parents. In addition, there were basic care concerns that added to our decision. There were days our child came home having barely had any water, and when we asked about it we were told she needed to refill it herself, even though she sometimes struggled to open her bottle. Individually these things might seem small, but over time they created a pattern that made us lose confidence in how concerns were being handled. The final straw for us was an incident involving inappropriate content being discussed among the children. At that point we felt it was necessary to remove our daughter from the school. Every family's experience may be different, and we genuinely hope the school improves in how concerns from parents are handled because the children deserve a supportive and respectful environment.

We LOVE this day school. Both of my kids have been going to IBDS since there were infants and we…read morehave not regretted one day. ALL of the staff are exceptional. I was so anxious about starting a daycare program for my kids, but from day 1, they took all my anxiety away. I feel both of my kids have gotten the education and social perks of going to a structured daycare program. The staff really do take an interest in making sure your kids succeed. They also like working there...many that I asked have worked there for over 10 years. Before looking into IBDS, I went and looked at other daycares. This was by far the best one around the Redlands, Yucaipa, Loma Linda area. Things that stand out from other places: Security: you fingerprint check-in/out your kids. Parent list authorized people that can check in/out their kids. Infant Room: no-shoes allowed (yay!!) and they have a dedicated nap room that is far from the play area. 2's: they learn some Spanish! Ms. Maria had my 2 year old counting and knowing her colors in Spanish. 2-3's: they actively help potty train! (Woo-Joo) Big shout out to Ms. Phyllis (frontdesk) who greets us every morning and somehow made it a "thing" to give my kids crackers! Also to Ms. Clarissa in the infant room. My daughter who is almost 4 still remembers her from the infant room. Talk about leaving an impression.

Our son loves going to Immanuel Day School and gets great care from all of his teachers!read more

My child began the summer program at VPS before entering preschool. She attended PS, Pre-K, and…read moreKindergarten before we had to move away. Since then, I've toured many school campuses to enroll her, and I can confidently say that VPS offers an exceptional academic program along with outstanding after-school options. One thing that really stood out to me was the weekly presentations my daughter did. I believe they were based on alphabet items, though I may be mistaken. Regardless, these presentations were wonderful for building confidence and public-speaking skills at an early age. The homework reinforced what the children learned in class, and the at-home projects helped them feel proud and capable just like the "big kids." The after-school programs are excellent. My daughter did imagination station, sprout and blossom, violin lessons, and homework club. It provides strong academic structure while also teaching manners, confidence, and responsibility. The staff is wonderful and truly knows every child. The only downside I experienced was when I requested a transcript for my child while applying to a new schools. I was told that transcripts were not available for those grades. I had asked if they could write a letter indicating they don't have transcripts or to create in for me but neither was done. After that, communication seemed to drop off, and it felt as though we were no longer a priority once we had left the school. Overall, I would still recommend VPS without hesitation. The tuition is also very reasonable for an IB and private school. I truly wish we could return to VPS or find another school just like it.

My daughter just finished her first year here, and she has grown so much! The teachers are…read moreexcellent communicators whenever there are things to work on, or issues arise. They really want her to succeed. There are many afterschool offerings that she's been able to take part in. We're very happy with the quality of the education at the school.

A year ago, my family and I made the daring move from Los Angeles to Beaumont. We finally started…read morelooking for a day care center for our 3 year old daughter in April, 2024. We were very nervous but knew the many advantages my daughter would reap from the experience... From the tour, my daughter and I fell in love!!! We were able to observe all the classrooms in action. Even the littles were doing arts and crafts! It was a beautiful sight. We patiently waited for her start date. And in August 12, 2024, we finally got a spot! Ms Daisy is her teacher and she's a true gift! My daughter has a lot of energy and was not used to a structured setting. But Ms Daisy has been patient and empathetic as my daughter became acclimated to this new environment. Every night, my daughter organizes her school uniform, and every morning she wakes me up excited to head to school. She comes home and shows her work with pride. She even gets excited to do her homework. My daughter absolutely loves Young Scholars and loves Ms Daisy! (The third week of August, one week after my 3 year old started), we were soooo fortunate that a spot was available for our 18 month old daughter. Before we inquired about availability, we never planned to enroll our baby girl in day care that young. But we saw how happy our 3 year old was and knew Young Scholars would be a good place for our baby to grow up at. Ms Cynthia has came into our lives as the baby's teacher, and has been a light! From enrollment, I addressed my daughter's speech as an area of concern. Both Ms Rosie and Ms Cynthia have taken the time to observe and unofficially have shared their observations. I say unofficially because providing recommendations takes time and progress reports are their "official" findings... I'm a special education teacher, I'm well aware that a school can't diagnose a child nor can they give recommendations right away. It's vital to gather data, especially when my daughter is still developing. but in the meantime, I appreciate the updates! It makes me feel heard as a concerned parent... My baby girl has been going to young scholars for one month now and this baby is making strides!! Before Ms Cynthia came into our lives, my baby would wave to signal hi/bye, she'd point when she wanted something, and would cry out of frustration when attempting to converse with us. Now, she's saying "bye-bye," "help me," "please," "agua," and the list continues!! Although my baby's speech is not where a typical 19 month baby should be, she's making growth and that's a celebration to us!! She's showing confidence when she speaks and puts effort when attempting words. I love that she gets homework because it reinforces the skills Ms Cynthia is teaching. My baby enters the classroom and greets Ms Cynthia with a hug, that shows the love and trust she has in her. & I can't forget about Ms Jobana, who's been an angel with my girls! Ms Jobana is another teacher and also supports during day care hours. My daughters usually close out the day with her, and She's so sweet and attentive! I love this place so much! This is a great place for kids to learn and grow! As an educator, I know how underpaid and challenging this job is. I love that Ms Daisy and Ms Cynthia put love into their job and it reflects on my daughter's happiness. This isn't just a school/day care, it's a second home for our kids. I'm so grateful that the universe put this school in our paths because we feel right at home.

After reading Tisha R's review, it became apparent she either suffers from amnesia or simply lacks…read moreany sort of self awareness. Given her unbelievably unhinged behavior IN FRONT OF CHILDREN and my personal experience with Young Scholar, I feel it is my moral responsibility to share what I witnessed and my personal experience with Young Scholar. A few weeks ago, I entered the school and immediately became concerned when I heard screaming. I quickly dropped my son off at his class to ensure the safety of those involved. Tisha seems to have forgotten the part when she disregarded innocent children and found it appropriate to scream at staff, belittle them, and smack items off the shelf and onto the ground. I'm baffled that this woman is more concerned with limiting screen time than modeling healthy and appropriate interactions. One ought to be more concerned with modeling good character. My son has attended this school for nearly two years and came highly recommended by a family member. Before enrolling at Young Scholar, my son was diagnosed with a speech delay. I made Ms. Rosie (THE OWNER) aware of this. The diagnosis filled me with anxiety and she handled it with sensitivity, respect, and care. She provided me with additional resources and ideas. She even requested his treatment plan to implement in the classroom. His speech quickly exploded and progressed more than it had after months in therapy. I credit Young Scholar for his progress. I find it hard to believe Ms. Rosie would ever address this sort of concern in the callous way Tisha described. It took him a short while to acclimate and there were difficult mornings. Ms. Cynthia was eager to integrate him and held him when necessary. My son is resistant to naps but she tamed that beast too. Working remotely allowed me the flexibility to pop in whenever I wanted and I rarely observed an iPad being used. They are occasionally utilized during free time and outside curriculum hours. Additionally, whenever a child receives a scrape or bump, parents are given a report and explanation as to how the injury occurred. We are asked to sign the report and the incident is put in a file. Also, the ADMIN she referred to is named Ms. Mari. My son would kidnap her and keep her forever if he could. Not only is she fantastic with the kids but you can see the love in her eyes when she speaks of them. Ms. Mari is the type of person you want to be friends with and I sincerely enjoy her beyond the care she provides to my son. Ms. Rosie is the owner. She can't provide information for a superior that does not exist. I hope this parent takes time to reflect on her conduct and takes accountability for her actions. Nothing she described warranted the behavior I witnessed.

My kiddos have been going here for almost a year and I can say that I have had a very positive…read moreexperience with the staff and director here. My kids learn real curriculum here and it shows in our every day activities at home. I'm so glad to be able to bring them here every day knowing that I'll be updated throughout the day with pictures and just general uodates of my little people. It really gives me piece of mind. My kids are definitely at a daycare that views them as an extension of their family, and for that I'm very happy to have found KinderCare for my babies!

WORST CARE CENTER EVER! I wish I could give this place 0…read morestars.... the manager or director Amanda does absolutely nothing. She just says what ever bs she can think of to cover her ass. DO NOT bring your kids here!