My son went to tinker clubs summer camp and loved it! He was thinking about concepts outside the…read morebox, loved all the experiments. All around a fantastic camp. Admin was very attentive and communicative. Would go back to this camp in a heart beat

Amazing program! Love that my son can do something to think outside the box! He loves it! Melineh…read moreis also a sweetheart and very easy to get along with! We signed up my son for the winter camp that was offered and he is asking when he is going to go back!! Very good sign! Would definitely recommend Tinker Club to all ! They also have a new Lego robotics class which looks REALLY COOL!

We've are having such a wonderful experience with The Homework Corner After School Program!…read more The staff is caring, patient, and truly dedicated to helping children succeed. My child not only gets homework done on time, but also receives the extra support and encouragement needed to understand the material better. The environment is safe, organized, and very positive. I really appreciate how they balance homework help with fun activities, so the kids stay motivated and happy after a long school day. I highly recommend The Homework Corner to any parent looking for a reliable, supportive, and educational after-school program for their child!

What an Amazing place! My children are thriving teens now…read moreand I do expect the will be scholars someday. Tutoring at a young age is very advantageous. Thank you Homework Corner

After 2 years of my daughter at this preschool, I can truly attest that it's a wonderful place for…read moreanyone looking for their child to thrive. It's play based, the teachers are the most caring & loving, and the environment is so much fun! They have so many varied activities & crafts, the kids never do the same thing twice. And the director, Danielle, is such an angel. Every morning she greets all the families. She's so involved and invested with all the kids. She steps in with classes when the teachers need her, she's a gem! The school also has an amazing selection of after school classes that my daughter loved! From ceramics to sports, your child will find a class that interests them! And our teacher, Miss Miriam was so amazing with the kids. She gave really personalized parent teacher conferences that showed she really knew the kids. Highly recommend for anyone in the local community to send their kids here. You won't regret sending your children to this beautiful community!

What a wonderful school full of great people. It all starts at the top with Danielle, who runs…read morethings and is there to welcome and greet parents/children at pickups and dropoffs. The teachers are all very nice, caring, helpful, communicative and friendly. Each classroom has a different color door, which is a fun way to differentiate and identify them. There are lesson plans for each day written on a board outside the classroom, which helps keep parents informed. There is very good communication between the teachers and parents, as well as from the parent board to other parents. The classroom sizes are small, and there are a few teachers per class, resulting in a very low ratio of students-to-teachers, with lots of personal attention. There is tons of fun and exploratory play for the children, some music days, and the children are always coming home with new arts/crafts type of things from fun projects. So much more than just a preschool; LCFCC really helps children and parents be part of a community!

My kiddos have been coming here for a couple of years. My daughter has had THE best luck with…read moretutors. Her grades have soared and she loves coming. I mean who walks out of calculus tutoring with a huge smile on their face? My daughter does every time because it all clicks. My son attends The Social Club for kids with developmental disabilities. He LOVES it. He's made friends and is excited every week to go. He has gained wonderful skills with Tamar. Anna, the owner, just knows how to pick the right people to work here. It's is high on my recommendation list.

Our family attended tutoring sessions for four months for help with preparing Our 8th grader for…read morethe ISEE exam. He took it over the summer break and he did okay but we wanted to see if he could improve his scores with help. He had weekly sessions 1-on-1 in person at the La Cañada location. He did well after taking it again over winter break and we are very proud - hopefully he will be accepted to the top high schools of his choice. We highly recommend Stepping Stones!

Super skillful tutoring center that makes learning fun for kids! The tutors are young so they…read moreconnect so well with the kids, but offer a vast knowledge of countless subjects... including Coding!! Which for us 80's and 90's generation of parents is a completely foreign concept! Plus they host fun activities like movie nights and other cool events that actually make the kids look forward to going to the center to see their friends and favorite tutors (And give parents a few evening hours of respite for a much needed date night!). Couldn't be happier with this program, and the new location is brand new and beautiful!

Anita tutor is absolutely AAMMMAAZZZIING!!! My son loves coming here. Everyone (esp. Samara &…read moreBeatrice) is so welcoming and caring. Highly recommend.

I am so grateful to the incredible staff and principal at Pinewood. To know my son is in a safe,…read morenurturing, top notch environment is absolutely priceless to me as parent. He has grown so much socially, intellectually, and all around since starting last October. I cannot stop recommending local families to this hidden gem and cannot wait for my baby daughter to be second generation in 2026! Bless you all for your dedication and love you pour into our children!

We are very happy with our daughter's preschool experience. The teachers are kind, patient, and…read moretruly care about the children. Our daughter feels safe, supported, and excited to go every day.  Thank you for creating such a positive and nurturing environment.

Ida, the center director, is wonderful, and the two teachers (I believe they are sisters) are so…read morecalm and great with kids. My kids are EXCITED to go to M2M because they make math fun and that is more than I could ask for. Ida also has the best rewards like mini scented squishmellows. Most of all, I am thrilled that they get math concepts reinforced in a stimulating environment with a great teacher to student ratio.

My son is obsessed with this place. We started with the robotics program which is once a week. They…read morebuild crazy robots. Very educational. Now he's going to the summer camp, it's only for three weeks. If they offered it for longer, I would definitely take him. I heard a lot of good things about their math tutoring , my friends take their kids and they say that they see a great progress at school. The teachers are very friendly and very professional.

Valley vista is an amazing facility! Warm and inviting environment and great teachers that are…read morepatient and kind. One thing that has stuck out to me is the willingness to listen and work with us as parents from the staff about personal issues or behaviors. Our little guy is a bit of a rambunctious one and everyone has accepted him for who he is all while taking the steps to guide him in his educational and social growth! Tyler is a fantastic director and I would recommend this school whole heartedly!

Our family is incredibly disappointed by our experience with Valley Vista Preschool, and after…read moreeverything that has happened, we cannot recommend this school to other parents. The final straw came when our child was expelled on his birthday--the same day we had brought cupcakes to school to celebrate with his classmates. Regardless of the circumstances, there is simply no compassionate or professional way to justify delivering that news to a young child on such a meaningful day. It was heartbreaking and is something no family should have to experience. What makes this even more frustrating is that the school had insisted we complete a comprehensive evaluation through UpLift Therapy. We spent $750 on an assessment, scheduled at the school's request, because we believed we were working collaboratively to support our child. Before that evaluation could even take place, Valley Vista expelled him. Looking back, it feels as though the evaluation was never truly about helping him, but simply about justifying a decision that had already been made. Throughout our time at Valley Vista, we consistently felt that our child was singled out and treated as though something was inherently wrong with him. He is a loving, bright, energetic little boy. Like many preschoolers, he had moments of conflict and frustration. We have never excused biting or any aggressive behavior, but context matters. Preschool-aged children are still learning emotional regulation, impulse control, and conflict resolution. That is precisely why parents enroll them in preschool. The school informed us that teachers witnessed the entire interaction leading up to the incident and were in the process of intervening. If staff observed the conflict escalating before it happened, it raises an important question: why wasn't it prevented? Supervising children and intervening before situations escalate is one of the primary responsibilities of preschool staff. Despite repeatedly asking for objective documentation regarding these incidents, we were never provided with anything beyond verbal descriptions. We also never observed this level of behavior in other environments, making it difficult to understand why our child was consistently portrayed as the problem. Unfortunately, we also found certain staff members to be cold, dismissive, and lacking the warmth, patience, and encouragement that young children deserve. Children are incredibly perceptive, and they know when they are not welcomed or embraced. What became increasingly clear is that Valley Vista seems to have very little tolerance for children who require patience, guidance, or individualized support. It felt as though the expectation was for children to behave like robots--quiet, compliant, and never impulsive--instead of recognizing that preschoolers are still developing emotionally and socially. The purpose of early childhood education is not simply to teach children who are already "easy"; it is to help all children learn, grow, and navigate challenges in a safe and supportive environment. From our experience, our child was treated differently from the beginning. Whether intentional or not, he appeared to be labeled rather than supported. That differential treatment left us questioning whether he was unfairly profiled. A preschool should focus on helping children succeed--not finding reasons to exclude them when they need guidance. We understand that every school has a responsibility to keep children safe, and we respect that. However, safety and compassion are not mutually exclusive. The way this situation was handled lacked empathy, professionalism, and a genuine commitment to helping a child through a developmentally appropriate challenge. For us, this experience revealed a school that seemed more interested in maintaining an image of perfect behavior than in fulfilling the mission of early childhood education. Families deserve to know that if their child experiences behavioral challenges, Valley Vista's response may be exclusion rather than partnership. We sincerely hope the school reflects on how it supports children who need additional patience and guidance. No four-year-old should leave preschool believing they are the problem--especially on their birthday.