We've had such a wonderful experience at MSOC! As a mom, finding a place where I feel completely…read morecomfortable leaving my child was so important. From the moment we enrolled 3 years ago, the staff has been warm attentive and genuinely invested in the children. I've seen such a positive change in my son, not just academically, but in his behavior, communication and overall growth. What I appreciate most is how patient and caring the teacher's are. They take the time to understand each child individually and really support their development at their own pace. The communication with parents has also been great which gives me peace of mind throughout the day. I highly recommend Montessori School Of Corona to any parent, looking for a supportive and high-quality learning environment.

I can't say enough good things about Montessori School of Corona, Deja and her staff. Our son had…read morenever been in daycare so when he started TK there we were concerned with how he would transition. The teachers made him feel comfortable and they were understanding with his progress as this was his first time in that particular setting. He has grown substantially in confidence and academics since starting at the school. My son particularly likes the music program and Mr. Johnson. The ladies in the morning are all friendly and welcoming. He has enjoyed all the fun activity days and field trips that are offered. The list goes on! If you are considering them they are happy to give a tour like they did with me.

I just want to take a moment to say that this is an amazing school to bring your child to. My son…read moreattended for about 2-3 years, and he absolutely loved it. All of the teachers are wonderful -- they taught him so much and really prepared him for TK. It was bittersweet leaving because we loved it here, but we knew it was time for him to move on to a new school. I highly recommend this Montessori. We truly appreciate all of the teachers and everything they have done for my son. Love/ Kathy Elijah's mom

My son has been in this school since he was 2.5. He just turned 5 and is going to start…read morekindergarten in August. This school has been amazing since the start! The principal and teachers are all so attentive and supportive, and genuinely care about the children! My son has learned SO much over the years and the level of education they provide is unmatched. My son is beyond ready for kindergarten and I am so grateful for everything they have done for him! He loves this school so much and will definitely miss everyone once he starts kindergarten. This is the best school for your littles!

I can't say enough good things about the school both my babies have been going here since…read morepreschool, now in first and second grade, and they are leaps and bounds above others schools, both education and moral wise. Example. Both my kids celebrated their birthdays this past weekend at our house and we had about 34 kids that were from the school that came to our party (all friends and siblings of their friends, ages 3 to 13) My family and a couple other parents that don't attend The school were extremely impressed on how all the kids at the party got along perfectly and there were no arguments or bad behavior. Everyone was very well mannered and I owe that all to how great the school is. The school is so amazing with my children I could never go anywhere else, and I love the fact that my kids are so well educated, and taken care of. If you're thinking about a private school, look no further for a well rounded smart kid

BBCA is the best! My 2 children attended from 2 years old to 6th grade when we moved. From the…read moreteachers to the families who attend, this school is what every kid needs. They love your children, push your children and help them excel while keeping focus on the fruits of the spirit and instilling a good Christian Foundation. I highly recommend this school and have already referred a few friends who are having the same great experience. Thank Ms Drena, Ms Kelly, Ms Sara, Ms Marina and all the other fabulous teachers over the years who helped mold my children.

I bring both my daughters to this school and they absolutely love it. It is pricey but you pay for…read morewhat you get. I am very confident in the schools safety and moral and for that and my kids you can't put a price on. We love Miss Angie the director of the school, she's always showing a smile in her face and greets everyone all the time. She was actually the one who convinced me to put my kids in this school. We love Ms Gracie who teaches TK for my oldest daughter, and we love Ms Janice who teaches the potty train preschool portion for my youngest daughter. I love how they utilize Procare which is an app to keep updates on your kid while they're at school. Puts my mind at ease with the app informing me about their day! I wish this school went beyond TK!

I want to share my experience because I had two completely different experiences with this school,…read moreand I think parents of toddlers should know what I experienced. First, I want to say that my daughter attended this school when she was four, and I had a very positive experience. The teachers were wonderful, communication was great, and I had no complaints. Ms. Beatrice was great, and Ms. Akayla was also a wonderful teacher who my daughter really liked. Unfortunately, my experience was completely different when I enrolled my two-year-old son. My son had just turned two and was still developing his speech, so I was especially concerned about whether his needs would be recognized. I expressed those concerns to Ms. Angie, the director. One of the things she told me was that Ms. Amaya was a mother herself, so she knew how to manage children and would be a good teacher. Unfortunately, my experience did not reflect that. Being a parent does not automatically mean someone has the training, qualifications, or experience necessary to care for a classroom full of toddlers. Parenting and professional childcare experience are two very different things. My son was only there from approximately mid-July to mid-August 2026, and unfortunately, I experienced several things that ultimately led me to move him to another school: 1. Staffing: There were approximately 12 two-year-olds with one teacher. As a parent, I found this concerning because toddlers constantly need assistance with things like diapering, eating, drinking, and comfort. 2. Extreme heat: On my son's first day, the children were outside when temperatures were around 100 degrees and there were multiple heat advisories. When I arrived, my son was outside crying and extremely upset. The teacher was in the shade while the children were in the sun. His metal water bottle had been sitting outside and was extremely hot, and it was still full. 3. Water: My son previously had a bottle that required him to push a button to open it. I taught him how to use it, but I'm not sure he consistently knew how to open it himself. I eventually purchased him a bottle with a straw that was always accessible and didn't require him to push a button or open anything. Once I did that, it became much easier for him to drink independently. This made me question whether his previous bottle was actually being opened for him or whether water was consistently being offered to the children, especially during extremely hot Inland Empire weather. 4. Lack of communication and supervision: My son came home one day with scratches on his forehead. I had not been notified of any incident, so I asked Ms. Angie what happened. I was told they didn't know. When I dropped my son off that Friday, I spoke directly with Ms. Amaya and told her that I had reached out to Ms. Angie about the situation. Her immediate response was, "What did Ms. Angie say?" rather than asking whether my son was okay or expressing concern about what had happened. There was no apology or acknowledgment of the situation. Instead, she told me that my son "touches the other kids." When I asked what she meant, she explained that he hugs them. I remember thinking, he is two years old and is interacting with other two-year-olds. She also made a comment that my son has a "smirk" and that it affects the other children. I found that very strange because these are two-year-olds who are still learning how to interact, communicate, and socialize. That conversation was one of the moments when I realized that simply being a mother does not necessarily mean someone has the experience or qualifications needed to care for a classroom full of toddlers. Ms. Angie may have been correct that Ms. Amaya is a mother, but being a mother and being an experienced childcare professional are two very different things. 5. Cellphone use: I also frequently saw Ms. Amaya on her cellphone when I entered the classroom. Initially, I didn't think much of it, but after experiencing the other issues, it became concerning to me because I questioned how much attention was being given to the children. Fortunately, I ended up moving my son to a different school, and I am grateful I got to experience the difference firsthand. At his new school, there were two teachers in the morning, another staff member came in around noon, and there were consistently at least two adults available with the children. The difference in the level of attention and care was significant. If you are considering this school for your two-year-old, I strongly encourage you to ask how many children are in the classroom, how many adults are present throughout the day, how water and basic needs are handled, and how injuries or incidents are communicated to parents. A clean and attractive campus is great, but what matters most is how your child is cared for when you aren't there. I am sharing my experience because I wish I had known these things before enrolling my son.

My 3 year old son has been coming here since October 2025, his first time in any daycare so of…read morecourse the choice was hard but I immediately felt a connection with Ms. Jennifer, the center director. She was tentative, responsive & her personality is exceptional. All the teachers here treat not only my baby but all the babies like their own, which I love. If you know me, I'm not an easy person to please ;) BUT this facility & the women working here are phenomenal. My son has already learned so much in such a short period of time! Ladies, thank you for your dedication, love & support! I would recommend this Montessori over all the others in the cities that I toured!

My daughter has been at Norco Montessori Academy since she was just a few months old and now she's…read morealmost 4. This is not a babysitting center, it's a true Montessori school where the teachers' pay attention to every detail and generally care about each child's growth. I've watched my daughter thrive, socially, emotionally, and academically and I'm so grateful for the incredible staff who've guided her along the way. A special shout out to Ms. Raquel who has been such a godsend to my daughter, and her warm smile every morning, love and consistency means the world to us. A major kudos to the new director Jennifer for handling the transition so smoothly and bringing fresh energy. I'm excited to see how she continues to build on the strong foundation the school already has. Highly recommend any parent looking for school that truly partners with families in their child's development. One recommendation, while we recognize the value and care this school provides, the annual rate increases and added fees (for supplies, emergency kits, and registration) can feel a little steep for a preschool setting. Hopefully this is something the ownership can review and consider.

I likenthe staff but the sweater rule is just crazy but everything is prety good including reces…read moreclass and overall just being nice and also hehe.

I'm thrilled to share that my son just completed his first week of kindergarten and is excited to…read morego back each day! A huge thank you to Mrs. Wood and the entire staff for making his first week so welcoming and fun.

I am absolutely grateful for Countryside Montessori teachers, helpers and the families. My son…read moreattended from just shy of 2 years until 5. Being a first time parent and trusting anyone else to care for my son was very nerve-wracking. But here we are 3 years later and he constantly asks if he could stay longer. CMA has taken such amazing care of him and now my 2nd child is enrolled and adjusting well!

my son Connor enjoyed his 2 1/2 years at the Montessori. He has great memories and will always miss…read moreall his teachers, The staff did a great job we truly appreciate everything

This school has truly been a gift to both me and my daughter. Every day felt like coming home, a…read moreplace filled with warmth, care, and connection. The entire team at Hidden Valley KinderCare has been incredibly interactive, nurturing, and genuinely invested in the well-being and development of the children. It's rare to find a place where every teacher makes such a meaningful impact. We feel incredibly blessed to have been part of this community. Thank you for creating an environment where children are not only taught but deeply cared for. I have much gratitude for Ivamae and Everyone here.

I want to take a moment to give thanks to the teachers: Melody, Miriam, Jessica, and Yadira. My 1…read moreyear old went to this center in the 1 y/o room but I had to move her due to moving too far. They cared for my daughter so well. My daughter liked being there. They constantly sent me updates and pictures of their activities. I also noticed that they went the extra mile, they would do my daughter's hair when I wasn't able to, they would nurture her and other kids when they needed extra attention, they were patient and kind when letting me know about incidents my daughter did. I never felt judged. I am going to miss this center, the teachers, the Asst Director, Reyna, and the Director, Ivamae. God bless them.