Halloween at BH. You never know who will be there! Very similar to other schools. The teacher to…read morestudent ratio has been the best! Never had a problem talking to the staff and teachers regarding my child!

Top notch school. My child loves going to school. Great teachers and staff. Small classrooms…read more Individualized learning. Safe gated campus. After school care.......

We have 3 kids currently attending VCS and will hopefully be adding our twins to the roster this…read moreyear. Our children are thriving at Village; academically, emotionally, and spiritually. All of our kids love the campus and the teachers. The curriculum is challenging but the school is always finding new ways to make learning fun. VCS encourage family unity and there are many social events for families. We feel like VCS is our second home and we have made many friends there, friends that we actually like to hang out with outside of school. As a parent I am always worried if the curriculum isn't challenging enough so when other kids come to Village I ask the parents if their children find the work too easy or more challenging. I have yet to hear of one parent tell me it is easier than their previous school. The teachers and staff alike truly care about these kids and love God. It is evident the moment you set foot on campus. VCS promotes college at an early age and will guide your children through the entire process and hold their hand every step of the way. They focus on what the children like and what they want to study. VCS is a wonderful school and we are so thankful our children have the opportunity to attend.

Dont accept more students if you cant manage the pickup and drop off situation…read more If you have more than an hour to spare standing on penrose street twice a day, bring your kids here. Typing this as i stand here not moving and hearing the parking staff just screaming.

My kid is been going here since kindergarten is in the fourth grade now he loves going to school…read morehere we feel like we're getting the best education Better than a lot of private schools IMO

This school was something else--and not in a good way…read more Long story short I was bullied by my classmates since kindergarten (got called weird mainly) to the point I saw myself as stupid, weird and ugly by the third grade and I developed depression, which is now worse and had developed into mania. I remember this one moment: This was in 5th grade. So the second day at Outdoor Science School, I was going to take a shower, then after I was done i was putting on my clothes and then I forgot my shorts and then I asked my cabin mate to get my shorts where was on my bed, and she said she couldn't find it neither the councelor, and I realized i had to get it without shorts, with UNDERWEAR, so i had to run with a towel and my towel was moving a lot and everyone saw me my underwear with some towel and it was so embarrassing and i cried because i knew they were gonna talk about it for months and then at dinner they pretended a little to be sorry and then I found out they told almost everyone then some kids told me their embarrassing secrets to make me feel better. I felt offended when someone mentioned it now, to be honest. Nowadays, I have slight panic attacks while changing in locker rooms that aren't my school's. And I was judged by half my peers and treated like a wild animal. I got called autistic so many times I honestly started to believe it. This is just the tip of the iceberg. I am not an adult but for my safety I am not going to reveal what years I had been to this school.

I love this school. My daughter has been here three years now and it's been a very pleasant…read moreexperience so far. The staff is really friendly, education is great! We have Mrs. Gutierrez this year and she's an AMAZING teacher!

We are so grateful that we found Burbank Edu-Care preschool. They are a truly amazing preschool…read morewith excellent academic instruction, dedicated and experienced teachers, and a wonderfully supportive, loving environment. The director, Marie, has worked in childcare and preschool/kindergarten education for decades. We toured different preschools and Burbank Edu-Care stood out to us for multiple reasons. It's a small, intimate environment and the premises are beautiful. They have a garden on the preschool/kindergarten grounds and grow fruits & vegetables which they use to prepare healthy, organic lunches for the children. Lunch and potty training are both included in their very reasonable tuition fees. At other schools, lunch was a separate fee and potty training was an additional fee, or you could not enroll your child if they were not potty trained to begin with. The school has an adorable "parking" area where kids can park their tricycles and push cars in front of the school (behind a secure, gated campus). The private, high-fenced gate in front of the school ensures that strangers cannot see the children from the street and that the children are not in danger of street-based traffic. My 3-year-old child loves Ms. Marie and has so much fun learning and playing with the other children. They have plenty of opportunities for art, dance, music, and sound academic fundamentals like phonics, colors, shapes, etc. My child is completely safe at this school. I am also profoundly touched that Marie has taken a very special interest in our older, autistic child and has been so understanding of our unique childcare schedule. You can tell that she truly loves the children. For Ms. Marie, this is not just a job for her or a paycheck-this is her calling and she is uniquely gifted in her ability to connect with and lovingly care for your child. The school is fully licensed, very safe, it's small, intimate, and the kids are cared for with loving attention. Other schools for small children can feel chaotic or like your kid is a number in a larger setting, but that's not the case here. There is so much comfort in knowing that your child has found his or her community and niche. You don't have to worry about all the horror stories of inexperienced caregivers around your small child. TBH-my MIL was hesitant when I told her we would enroll our little one in preschool. She warned me that some kids find it too traumatic, and maybe she's safer at home (given what she's seen on the news, etc.). We are highly protective of our children. We feel confident we made a great decision choosing Burbank Edu-Care. Given the level of care/attention given to these children (plus potty training and healthy lunches included) -the tuition is very reasonable/affordable. If you tour and call other preschools and kindergartens that are in Burbank-Burbank Edu-Care's rates are very reasonable/affordable and they don't have the hidden fees (for lunches, potty training, additional hours for certain shifts, etc.) that some other programs charge. I highly recommend Burbank Edu-Care and am so grateful we found this amazing school! I can't gatekeep such a wonderful program when so many parents are seeking to find a safe, loving, supportive, and excellent preschool/kindergarten that builds on their child's strengths, gives them a sense of safety, care, and accomplishment, and lets them play with joy and creativity. Call Marie! She's awesome!

My daughter graduated from BEC 3 years ago. I toured several places in BB. This by far is your…read morebest choice, from location to schedule to cleanliness and curriculum -- even their food choices for the kiddos were the best. When my daughter was there, she learned to fully ready before she graduated. She was way beyond the other kids in her kinder class. They completely kept the kids engaged with learning, playing, music, arts and crafts. Their seasonal shows and end of year potlucks are so fun and they kids were always happy. They had it all. Miss Marie, the owner, is so kind. She really has put all her heart and soul and educational experience into this business. We will never forget her and her teachers.

We sent both our boys here, one pre Covid and one post Covid. Both times we found a supportive…read morecommunity of caring parents, staff and teachers who share values of generosity, respect for children's development, the importance of civic responsibility, and the value of learning through independent and collaborative play. They were also both very well prepared for kinder when the time came! Any family that I've recommended the school to has raved about their experience and many have said they wished they'd found it sooner for their child or older children. The outdoor spaces are extensive, and the addition of music, dance, STEM, and art classes are great additions to kids' days.

Our family moved to Burbank from the East Coast and were in search of a playbased pre-school for my…read moreson.  We had loved our old pre-school and did not believe we could find a new school that was as loving and enriching as our old one.  Boy were we wrong! BTEE turned out to be a magical place where my son thrived. The school and teachers are warm and loving and the parent community is inviting and fun.  Not only did we find a new school, we found a whole new community and made friends for life. I could not recommend BTEE more.

Its an ok school, lot of stuff i shouldnt talk about but you can kinda figure it out already. Band…read moreis very much underfunded, choir is cool, you can either have an awesome teacher or.. meh.. idc ts pmo anyways join band

kids smoking pot in the bathrooms, drugs run rampant on this campus. If your kid is average the…read moreclasses are ridiculously dull if they are intelligent its good. It's not the easiest place to go to school. Burbank hires teachers for a lower wage than los angeles unified and you get what you get. some teachers are really good and some have mental issues but what can you do. The Burbank Unified school district is not doing well financially. and the superintendent does nothing. he acts like he cares but he doesnt follow through.

Why did the residents of Burbank approve a property tax hike for improvements when the school board…read moreis in violation of the state educational code for being 18 month behind in approving official meeting minutes despite spending $93,000 on clerical contract that is linked to a sitting board member.

Despite being in a suburb that charges an exorbitant amount for housing, the city does not regulate…read morethe school district, which is a shame. Unfortunately this district does not care about your kids, despite the fact that the children are the future. The only concern this district has is filling their administrator's pockets.Therefore,would strongly NOT recommend sending your children to any schools in this district.

Both of my children have attended NHCA for multiple years and I trust the faculty and staff with…read morethem completely. This is an academically rigorous school which also offers a very robust music education program. It is an engaging community with fun events like a Fall-festival and engaging school theatre productions. I am a full-time educator myself and I have never seen another school in Los Angeles that offers such small class sizes led by passionate and knowledgeable teachers. Well done, NHCA !!!

We love NHCA! The staff are caring and know each student by name and the quality of the education…read moreis amazing - I can also feel comfortable knowing they are being taught morals and values. My daughter is going into 3rd grade and is doing extremely well academically as well as socially - we've been at NHCA since preschool. This school is a hidden gem - we feel so lucky and blessed to have found a place where everyone is so dedicated to doing a great job and with a great community of parents too.

Having a child in this school is like having a child in an expensive private school that doesn't…read morecost anything. My daughter is now fluent in Spanish after 2 1/2 years. The environment is so conducive to learning. I feel she is so protected. The class of students who attend are completely different than most public schools. Only bad thing is it's hard to get in. If you don't apply by the beginning of January for the next school year you won't get it.

I was on the fence about sending my kids to public school, but private school wasn't really an…read moreoption, nor had I done the research on charters. I couldn't be happier with our experience at Franklin. I'm so glad my kids got in, and every teacher they have had has been outstanding. Sad to read the entry of the student who was bullied. But luckily we are in a class with amazing parents, supportive staff, and amazing kids. They have music, gardening, and amazing after school opportunities. Their PTA is the BEST PTA I've ever been a part of. (and I've worked at many schools) Franklin rocks.