Do not bring your child here. The environment is extremely ghetto, the women in the office have…read moresmart mouths , and there is a serious lack of care for the children. Staff frequently allow students to fight, and there have been incidents of physical mistreatment that go unaddressed. The coordinator, Ms. Kannike, often yells at the children and comes across as disrespectful and insincere. The principal is rarely available, and when you are able to speak with her, concerns are not properly resolved. It is also concerning that some employees choose not to enroll their own children here and openly speak negatively about the school. Parents should be aware before making the decision to enroll.

the teachers were really horrible and they are ghetto, the school was trashy and the kids were bad…read moreand mean. the teacher didn't teach the right stuff that was giving to the student. Other than that i made lots of friends and SOME teachers were cool others were not so great. i do recommend this school but at the same time i don't

I came here for a volleyball game with my daughter, and I was impressed. The school has very nice…read morefacilities and a welcoming atmosphere. Everyone we met staff, parents, and students was friendly and respectful. The gym was clean, bright, and well maintained, which made for a good experience all around. It's always nice when schools take pride in their space. Great environment and a positive visit.

We have been part of Wns since our youngest was at the early childhood center, the very first year…read moreit opened ( 2017). We transferred our older child in third grade. The experience that both of my children have had at the school has been life-changing for them and for us. My 3rd grader, who was struggling in K-2, felt so welcomed. The teachers and the administration care so much about these kids. And the way that they teach, makes the kids absolutely love going to school. There are a lot of projects that allow the kids to apply their learning in real life situations. My then 3rd grader graduated last year and was extremely prepared for high school and is getting all As at a prestigious private scho Another thing that stands out for me about WNS is that the kids learn how to work things out with each other, how to communicate with each other and to teachers; the kids are able to have mature conversations with each other when things don't go as expected. I just love the school so much...

Professional and friendly staff. Dedicated teachers, and a Godly narrative throughout. My daughter…read morehas been there since she was 6 months old and she's about to go to the 5th grade next school year. They have been nothing but a blessing for me and my family.

I have been impressed by the communication from the staff and the sense of community.It's a…read moreblessing to know our children are safe, supported, and spiritually grounded every day.

This school has zero patience for kids!!!…read more The school is nice, but the teachers--at least the 2-3-year-old teachers--are HORRIBLE. I had several safety concerns regarding teachers putting their hands on my child. My concerns were ignored. After each incident, I immediately complained and asked them to review the cameras, only to find out the cameras are live and not recording. I personally witnessed Ms. Young snatching my son out of frustration. After that, I had my son transferred to Ms. Niesha's class. My son then started coming home pinching me whenever he got upset. That behavior was new for him and concerned me. The disappointment continued. Ms. Niesha showed me she had zero patience by being rude to my 2-year-old son and beyond disrespectful toward me. During our conversation, she was yelling, clapping her hands, and approaching me in a way that made me feel like the situation was about to become physical because she believed I was questioning her "skills." In reality, I was trying to calm her down and help her understand that I only wanted to work together to help my son. Imagine a parent trying to calm a teacher down. At that point, I removed my son from this school. I did not feel it was a safe environment for him. This school is an immediate NO for me. Mind you, my son was only here for about six months. If your child is crying and having meltdowns when you drop them off, PAY ATTENTION. Look past how the teachers may come off as "nice" at first and MONITOR YOUR CHILD'S BEHAVIOR. Trust your instincts as a parent. P.s THIS IS MY EXPERIENCE HERE! They've tried so hard to get my review removed because they know I speak the truth! And I have documentation and eye witnesses to confirm. Regardless of they're response to my review, because of course when a company is being seen in a light of a negative experience they will try and save their image and try and convince that my truth isn't true. I'm leaving this review because as a mother my kids are my absolute world and I will not sit back and let people get away with treating my kids and my concerns for my kids any kind of way nor will I tolerate disrespect, so I will spread awareness to other parents whom feel the same way.

Ms Liz is amazing and fun person. Very responsible my grandkids go to her school .They love it…read morethere . I will recommend.

Both of my children have been attending the school since kindergarten, and I have nothing but great…read morethings to say. The staff and teachers are truly amazing, and the school offers a fantastic range of extracurricular activities for the kids.

Ok so i went to this school and it was ok most teachers were nice but the students were mean well…read morenot to me but to other kids to much drama and watch out for 5th and 4th graders making TikTok's in the bathroom,most of the time the teachers didn't help with the bad bullying and the food sucks .

Do not send your baby here! Especially if your child cannot talk. My daughter was 7 months when she…read morestarted at this place and she was placed in the infant room with Ms. Erica. Ms. Erica is not tentative to the children's needs, they're always crying and unhappy. She doesn't feed them on time, and always talks about how unhappy she is with her job. In addition, the carpet is always dirty as well. Room full of germs! No new items to stimulate your child's growth and development. Most importantly, I'd urge you not to send your baby here because Ms. Erica is dangerous behind closed doors. Just ask Ms. Debbie if anyone has ever complained about Ms. Erica's misconduct/child abuse. My daughter always came home with suspicious scratches that another infant couldn't have done. My daughter went from being happy about going here to sacred to leave my arms when walking in the infant room. As a first time mom it took time to register! Like what the heck is really going on here! For a few extra dollars you can send your child to a nice clean modern daycare!! Where the workers love their job and treat the children well. Every parents worse fear! You are warned. Don't make the same mistake I did.

I love Debbie's Child Care and Development Center. My twins started going to Debbie's when they…read morewere six weeks old until they graduated. I know that my children were well cared for and educated. I never noticed any strange scratches or bruises. My children loved going to school and developed an appreciation for learning. When they began elementary school they were skipped to the first grade. They are still doing great in school and I l know it's because of the educational foundation that received at Debbie's.

The school is alright but there has been a HUGE sh!t smear on the toilet on the first floor in the…read morebig stall and its been there for almost a month its its still not cleaned. Other than that its alr.

This school is wayyyyy tooo much. It may seem good on the outside but inside its not. Termites,…read moreroaches, dirty bathrooms, horrible school lunch, rude staff and teachers. They act horrible to their students. There are some good teachers, but not many. Overall, the worst school experience

I'll start by saying this is not a safe place for your child to go they will not be protected. This…read moreis my daughters first year here and she's had other kids put their hands on her 6 times already (not including the name calls)and every time I've tried to get to the bottom of it the principal Dr. LaTanya Reeves is ALWAYS in a meeting. Once she finally decides to respond it's "I'm going to investigate and parents need to teach their kids not to hit back and have them tell the teacher." Well my daughter has constantly done that and was just pushed into a bush again by the same child that's been putting her hands on her and tearing up my daughter property. Telling me that lausd not wanting to do ieps and get therapy for these other kids is not an excuse for my child being physically and mentally harmed. Also this school needs to do better with contacting THE PARENT FIRST. There is no reason the grandparents are called first and the parent was never notified nor does the staff ever have an idea about what's going on.

Theres a few great teachers and staff, but unfortunately there's a lot of changes that needs to be…read moremade.