The two current kindergarten teachers are amazing, devoted and organized. The options for learning…read moreis great, Ms. Jennifer from options for learning always greets you with a smile, is profesional and informs of highlights and lows with the perfect approach. The kids respect her and love her!

This school is the school that i have been in since the 1st grade, this school wasn't the best…read morebecuase it didn't really have much to do on the playground. I really did love this school though because some, i mean SOME only, some of the teachers were reallly nice and helpful, they were also very funn to hang aroudn with. I'm not mentioning any names but i had a really funny teacher who was reallly mean at times but very funny. (: I would love to go back to this school if i wanted to but i'm to old to go back. I'll always visit though. (: I love Granada and my friends i have made there and teachers. (:

It's a really nice and organized school! The playground for kids is perfect for them. I'm glad my…read moresister was able to enroll my nephew here.

I'd sue this place for $100,000. I went to this hellish school from 2022-2024, and I'd say going…read morehere was the biggest mistake of my life. As you might know, I have a disorder called autism. This disorder impacts my social communication and interaction. I'm still surprised that none of the "trained" officials didn't acknowledge my disability, except the counselor, who just dismissed me. In this review, I'll be reviewing my 5th and 6th grade teachers. The 5th grade teachers were one of the worst teachers I met. Always sassy all the time, and loud. That combined with my disorder made it one of the worst. But that's nothing compared to the 6th grade teachers. I had Ms. Felix as my 6th grade teacher. She acts like that one parent, she always gives to me (as in she gives food for my diet), but she never actually cared for me. I'm sure she only gives her snacks because if she didn't, she'd she responsible for my starvation, not because of the lie she tells me, like "I only gave you these because I love you." Come on, you don't actually mean that. She also tried to force me into depression, saying things like "You are not a Bitely Bear." or embarrassing me in front of the class. Her words and actions still impact me to this day, and I will never forget them. Also, she gives me too much to work on, where I thought of suicide many times, but she says she doesnt want me to die. The counselor was the worst counselor in the world. She knows that I have autism, but she didn't actually try to make me calm. She's part of the reason I thought of suicide multiple times. Her actions are like mopping the floor when the bathtub is overflowing. She doesn't try to support me, she just sends me to a mental hospital to try to "fix" me. As you might have expected, that didn't work. It never worked. My experience at this school heavily impacted my emotional, sociological, and psychological health. I've been less comfortable to talk to counselors after, and I've isolated myself from even more people. I wish I stayed at home, or a school that really understood my disorder. For Parents: Don't send your kids to this school if you don't want your kids to be impacted emotionally and psychologically. Their mascot is an oxymoron, the bear is happy, while the students are not. When I grow up, I will never send my kids here ever.

This school is Amazing. I began working here as a teachers aide two weeks ago. The teachers for…read morePre-K Special needs are so caring. They are passionate about each kid. They also listen!! To the kids . They go the distance to let each child know they are special, unique and loved. I would want teachers like this for my children. I'm sure each child's growth and life will be blessed by the teachers here. Out of every school I've worked for this school genuinely cares for the well being, growth and nurturing for kids. I've seen it with the kids and STAFF in the playground as well. The kids aren't rude, I've walked around and many of them speak to me and waive and say Goodmorning and if some had bad experience they should remember children are still growing and learning from the Staff and parents. I truly hope this school continues to flourish with great STAFF that will provide a safe and pleasant environment. I Sure would appreciate that if I was a kid or student again

This school has great staff, lots of field space, and a warm community. Lots of parent involvement…read moreand school activities. I would recommend.

I disagree with the other yelp review on the Mandarin Characters. Rosemead consist of over 60%…read moreAsians, therefore it makes sense to have those painted. I'm Mexican and my kids are taking mandarin at the school, so eventually they will be trilingual. I'm sure in other predominately Hispanic communities they offer Spanish. My son now speaks it, reads it and writes it and I am proud of that continued development. The teachers are all wonderful.

My daughter is 7 years old, and she started attending Little Harvard Summer Camp last month. Each…read moremorning, she focuses on math and reading, and in the afternoons she enjoys dance, AI, Spanish, and many other enriching activities. I couldn't be happier with her progress. She looks forward to going to camp every day and truly enjoys learning in such a positive environment. Thank you, Mr. Nelson, and the entire Little Harvard team, for your professionalism, enthusiasm, and passion for teaching children. Your dedication has made a meaningful impact on my daughter's learning and confidence. I'm especially excited that she is on track to master all of her multiplication facts by next month. We truly appreciate everything you do!

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I used to go to this elementary school, it wasn't as bad the counselor was very nice to me :3…read morealthough there was a ton of drama and some of the supervisors had rude behavior towards the students from my experience. I miss this school and I'm sad I had to move to a different one although it's better than what I had to go thru in cherrylee.

I'm so proud to be a parent at Cherrylee Chargers. My son is queer, and from the very beginning,…read moreevery single teacher and staff member supported him fully for who he is. They didn't just "accept" him--they celebrated him. It means so much as a parent to know your child can show up to school as their authentic self without fear or hesitation. The teachers went out of their way to make sure he felt included, respected, and safe, and that kind of environment is priceless. Thank you, Cherrylee Chargers, for standing behind our kids and embracing diversity. You've shown me that this school is not just about academics, but also about raising kind, compassionate, and confident young people. He is the one on the left!

I typically don't leave any reviews, but I think this place deserves one. My son has attended YPV…read moresince he was 2 years old and recently just started attending public school. He is quite shy and sensitive, so we were a bit worried about this environment change. However, he had a really great teacher when he started and all the staff were all so welcoming and kind. This really helped him start liking school and being around his peers has also helped him start talking, like a lot. He hasn't stopped yapping since. This is a diaper free school, so the teachers and aids helped with potty training. They were attentive and we never had an issue with potty accidents. All the teachers on campus are very friendly and are professional. Any accidents, no matter how small the injury is, they will provide you with a report. They have an on campus cook who provides delicious lunch for the kids. My son ate vegetables?! Must be very yummy, or peer pressure. I thank all the kids who provided a good example of eating veggies. Ypv also has a lot of fun activities that keep kids engaged. They celebrate most major holidays and invite vendors to come perform fun shows for the kids. They also have events such as pony riding, train rides, field trips to the movies and indoor playgrounds, carnival games set up by teachers, snow day, and water play on school playground. My son thoroughly enjoyed snow days and the pony rides every year. As a parent, I looked forward to their Christmas performances to see how my son progressed throughout the years. YPV has a more academically driven program while also integrating development of self independence. My son learned his ABCs, colors, shapes, and can count to more than 100 by the time he left for public school. His coloring skills has greatly improved and he's able to write his name and simple words. As a full time working parent, I appreciate all the academic support the teachers have given my son. Compared to the other day care options nearby, we found that YPV is reasonably priced and we really liked the school environment. I am counting down the days when my youngest can start attending this school!

I had to write this review after our parent teacher conference at our kids Kindergarten, YPV really…read morehas prepared our kid and more We had our little one come to YPV since he was 2 years old until the end of summer just when he would start kindergarten. YPV has daycare for 2 years old all the way up to Kindergarten themselves. It was very hard for us to have family take care of our kids when we have to work and get home late, they are able to have their teachers there until 6pm latest pick up. When our first oldest went to YPV he was very shy and and scared of people (he was born covid, and we had no one around except ourselves). We had started his potty training but he was not doing well. When we enrolled him to YPV, he cried every day for 3 month's straight while being dropped off to school (it's normal for kids to cry for weeks, but it was understandable for our kid). Note: when your child is enrolled and needs potty training, the tuition is a little more expensive and will decrease back to normal tuition once they are able to use the potty themselves with assistance. They also provide you all the information you need to continue the potty training at home. Gradually he starting babbling much more and being more happy around people with less social anxiety during his first year at YPV. He was able to be potty trained by 3, and would understand using the potty #1 and #2 when he needed it. YPV kept my kiddo engaged and learning the whole time the 3 years he was there. There was never a day I told him, "it was time for school" and he would say he didn't want to go. The teachers there are good and care about the students. They provide lunch and snacks. Shout out to the parents that create goodie bags for their kids bdays, it made my kid really happy and we reciprocated also. They learn how to behave around other kids without being rowdy and we get progress reports of how well they are doing in class academically every quarter. By TK, the kids are already writing some words and can read some basics. I was just at a parent teacher conference at my kid's Public elementary school just yesterday where they were going over their curriculum for kindergarten. Counting up to 100, phonetic reading words, basic sight words, starting addition and subtraction, cutting skills, dexterity drawing coloring.... my kid can do them all already thanks to YPV! But I also have to credit my wife for going over homework with our kid (at TK , YPV teachers start giving some homework to prepare our kid for kindergarten) And you also need to read books with them at home and practice sight words. With what you do at home, and how the teachers help them exceed at school, I'm constantly surprised how much my kid knows. On another note, Summer School at YPV has way more activities and field trips. They have contractors for train rides, science shows, magic shows, puppet shows, petting zoo's, kids train rides, water play with spraying. Last year, if enough kids signed up for tickets, were able to rent out a movie theater to watch Minions. Parents and kids had a chance to experience a movie without the chance of our kids being noisy being a nuisance cause other movie goers and was a good chance to teach them how to behave in this setting. My kid was also really happy to ride an on actual full sized School Bus. There's also a snow day during winter where they bring in a snow machine to make snow in the playground area and the kids can play there for the next day or 2 till it melts. With a small snow slide too. My other kid is almost two and we've already gotten a spot at YPV for her, we're lucky to have such a great place near by.

We were very fortunate to have our daughter join Clairbourn's Junior Pre-K Class led by Mrs Rankin…read moreand her TA, Ms Macchi. My daughter was attending a Montessori school prior to our looking into Clairbourn, and I felt that she needed more opportunities to perk her growing curiosity in life. Clairbourn School definitely has an abundant resources and opportunities to provide! What really made me so happy about switching over to Clairbourn was their strong emphasis on teaching and instilling kindness and respect for one another. Clairbourn also really felt like a family, a very caring and welcoming community. Every event they put on is so carefully thought out. Their back-to-school STEM event was amazing, the Grandparents/Parents Appreciation Days were so special, their Entrepreneur/Family BBQ was so much fun and their Christmas Show production was so well put-together. Unfortunately COVID hit us all by surprise in March 2020. I applaud how quickly Mrs Rankin learned and adapted to providing a virtual learning setting for the remainder of the school year. She personally dropped off weekly activity kits for my daughter and surprised us with a photo book at the end of the year with snapshots of our daughter's remote learning journey. We were looking forward to joining Ms Rubio's Pre-K class this past year, but due to LA County's Safer at Home mandate, their preschool was not able to open for in-person learning for Fall 2020. In the meantime, their head of school, Dr Patzlaff, and their lower school director, Mrs Paciorek, were very attentive and provided guidance on age appropriate activities our kids could engage in and continue in their development. They've been very communicative throughout this past year and very flexible and understanding of each family's situation. Your child will be loved at Clairbourn School--200%! You will have no doubts.

Both of my children have attended Clairbourn School for over 6 years, and they have thoroughly…read moreenjoyed their time there. I am immensely grateful that they have developed leadership skills and become proficient public speakers during their time at the school. The supportive and kind staff have played a crucial role in nurturing their confidence. Additionally, Clairbourn offers ample opportunities for students to explore various interests, making it an ideal choice for parents seeking a well-rounded education for their children.