My daughter has been attending Site 1 at TLC since 2023 and she has had a wonderful experience. She…read moreloves her teachers and has made great friends. The teachers and the admin staff are very responsive, caring and supportive.

My child has been at this school for 4 years and currently in their 5th. As an educator I…read moreappreciate Schools who truly cater to their students needs. The school truly looks for providing a well-rounded experience for their students. I absolutely love that it's a small school and that every single staff member knows the name of each student. I admire that the Principal takes the time to know who each parent is and can easily match student to parent.

It is an amazing school, I am currently in 11th grade, and have been since 3rd. A have plenty of…read morefriends online and in-person.

From the owner: Our mission is to empower students by fostering their innate curiosity, engaging their parents, and…read morepromoting optimum learning by collaboratively developing a personalized learning program for each student. Springs Charter Schools was created and is operated by parents. We understand that every child is on a personalized educational journey. Our talented teachers work hard to incorporate a rich diversity of skills development, curriculum, and extracurricular activity into each day. And our staff works hard to direct our school's resources where our students need them most. As a charter school, we are part of the solution to a better education system. We are dedicated to ensuring that we leave no student behind!

I recently took a 3 hour test at this testing center. I arrived before opening hours so parking was…read moreeasy. It looks like there is a parking garage when the ground level spots fill up. This testing center is up on the second floor with an elevator available. The building's shared bathroom is clean with multiple stalls and just down the hallway from the testing center. The testing center was clean. Expected protocols were followed and enforced. The lockers are secure for you to leave belongings during your testing. They also have a water station if you aren't allowed to access your belongings (water) during your test.

Here's your run down: You walk in, grab a number from the stand right when you walk in (literally…read moreeveryone read to take a number and just walked past it, I don't understand lol), they will call your number and ask you what test your taking. Then they give you a paper of all the rules and you sit back down. Then they call your number again, you say wha test your taking, show ID, take a photo and are asked to put all items in the lockers the provide. You go to the room they told you to go to, where you show them your pockets are empty and they scan a little wand to look for camera or any cheating devices. They were all very professional and kind. They also ask you multiple times what test you are taking, so it pretty hard to mess that up. I do recommend getting there 30 minutes early if you want to start your test in time.

KidWorks is such a great organization, working to restore at-risk neighborhoods one life at a time…read more After school programs, preschool, adult programs and even health services, they offer everything to this low income neighborhood all with relatively little cost. I volunteered for this company as an intern for over a year and it was one of the greatest experiences of my life! If you're looking for a way to give back, make sure to contact them!

So I volunteered here for about 4 days for community service hours…read more-loved how Tiffany (the worker there) reached out to me quickly (which is the reason why I chose to volunteer their) -filled out some forms then went in for an interview -then she asked me which grade I wanted to help and I said first. on the first day it was awkward because I didn't know what to expect so I just stood there, observing -2nd day I sort of got the hang of it and mainly helped two kids -then after that the days there were easy because I got used to it all -the 2 kids i mainly helped were ones I'll never forget because of how smart and different they were -3rd and 4th day I met more kids and they were all so different in a good way, I got to learn so many things about each and every one of them

Phlebotomy class think about it twice .you need 3 years plus in order to apply for a job. It will…read morebe hard to get a job. They won't help you find a job.there fast to ask for your money. Not guarantee is given.

These courses are mostly like a crash course for around $7,500 you can go elsewhere and get better…read moretraining plus real job assistance unlike here. If I would have known this before I wouldn't have came here. I would have rather get vocational training somewhere else and been employed by now.

Needed their services...called several times no answer. Left voicemail twice, still waiting for a…read morecall back a week later. I understand everyone is short staffed but really?!?

Last minute I was looking for a translator and Miguel came through. They have so many services such…read moreas notary and taxes but I can only comment on translation. Miguel was punctual for the assignment and did a great job of translating. I would highly recommend Amigos Center.

So grateful that I found this amazing doula team and mama community!…read more Krista Jawin worked closely with my husband and I to prepare us for the birth of our first child. She has truly been the guiding light through our journey into parenthood. We had the amazing, magical, beautiful, empowering home birth that we visualized during our birth education sessions with Krista. We know we would not have had this experience if it were not for her guidance before, during and after the birth of our baby. Thank you Krista for the amazing selfless work you do for mamas, babies, and families!!!!

I love Maureen and the team at In One Breath Center! I'm so thankful that I was referred to…read moreMaureen: I was halfway through my first pregnancy and my yoga instructor encouraged me to become educated about labor, birth, and postpartum life. I am SO glad I received that encouragement and Maureen's name from her. I had interviewed a couple doulas who I found on Yelp, but my 3rd call was Maureen and I knew by the end of our first phone conversation that she was the one who would be my teammate and would be there to witness the birth of my first baby! We opted to do a hospital birth (although I loved the idea of a midwifery center or a home birth, my husband's desire was to have our son born in a hospital setting) and I knew that I wanted the wisdom and support of a birth doula to assist my husband and I in making the best decisions possible during the labor & delivery process. My goal was to have a natural birth and I knew that might be challenging in the hospital setting. As a side-note, I had previously thought birth doulas were mainly for people who had extra money laying around - but now I don't know why I had that idea because it's not true in the least bit! We made a point to save where we could so that we could spend some on a doula. Before "The Day" arrived, we met with Maureen in person. She asked great questions about our wishes, fears, uncertainties and she helped us to write a very simple birth plan (or 'birth preferences'- since most of the time things DON'T go exactly as you plan for with birth!). She was in contact with us often in the weeks leading up the my due date, especially because at 34 weeks I needed to go to the hospital Triage due to intense/frequent Braxton Hicks and we also found out that baby was breech and would need to turn - and soon! She and Krista gave me excellent advice that I wouldn't have otherwise received - little suggestions and tricks for taking care of myself at home leading up to my due date. We wanted to keep the baby in the womb until he was closer to (or at) 40 weeks and we were hopeful he would flip around, too! So, Maureen advised me to rest, calm my mind, listen to hypnobirthing mp3s, etc. We kept in touch regularly for the 3-4 weeks before my water broke at 37 weeks + 1 day - baby boy waited until he was considered full-term and then wouldn't wait a day longer! He was placed in my arms 37 hours later! For the actual labor & delivery she met us at Hoag while we were still trying to get labor going (unsuccessfully) and then she supported us as the nurses suggested Pitocin to get things going. PItocin wasn't in our "Plan", but with Maureen's support, my husband and I asked that we start the process very slow & steady... LONG story short, I was able to deliver the baby vaginally without any drugs or intervention with exception of the Pitocin. Thank God we had Maureen - she helped with massaging, bathroom trips, various labor positions, pep talks, and she really supported my husband. I think that's the biggest takeaway- my husband had the confidence to tell the hospital staff our desires (when needed) because Maureen was his teammate when I was out of my usual mind during the labor process. Maureen is sincere, hard-working, loving, and just an all-around JOY to be around. God knew what he was doing when he set us up together. It's been nearly 6 months since my son was born (another pregnancy isn't in our imminent future) and when the time is right I know I will be dialing Maureen as soon as we make plans to have Baby #2. I encourage anyone who read this long-winded review to connect with Maureen before making your final decision if a birth doula is right for you! As my husband has told several other of our expecting couple-friends: "Talk to Maureen (or any doula you're considering), it's the best money we chose to spend during this season!"

Had a really great experience at the Santa Ana College GradCon today at Santa Ana College! The…read moreevent was from 11am-1pm and everything felt very organized from the moment we arrived. They had different check-in tables for EOP students, high school students, and students receiving certificates and associate degrees, which made the process smooth and easy to follow. The main reason I went was to pick up my cap and gown bundle through the bookstore, and even though the line was long, it moved pretty fast because there were several staff members helping distribute packages and answer questions. I got the bundle with the cap, gown, tassel, rope, and frame, so I was happy to get everything taken care of in one place. They also had food from Taqueria De Anda, which was a nice surprise! You could choose between three street tacos or a burrito, and the taco plates came with rice and beans. There were different meat options like carne asada, chicken, al pastor, and carnitas. One of the coolest parts was the photographers doing 360 videos for students. They also had teachers celebrating us with confetti and a live band performing, which made it feel festive and special. I did arrive around 11:40 and unfortunately the swag bags were already gone, which was a little disappointing, but overall the experience was still worth it. It was such a fun way to celebrate our accomplishments and get everyone excited for commencement!

A small but high-quality mini cafe in the student center on the Santa Ana College campus. It is run…read moreby the culinary arts students and the quality is excellent. The menu is somewhat limited due to the space limitations but their fresh protein bowls with veggies are a stand out. The students who work here do a fantastic job and I encourage not just students but anyone in the community to come and support this. There is 30 minute visitor parking which is free in front of the administration building near the main entrance so you can come in grab something delicious to go and easily be on your way with no extra cost.