I like the school every part of it the lunch lady librarians and teachers I recommend this schoolread more

This review is bias because I am an alumni but this school is in the Walnut Valley Unified School…read moreDistrict. It is the home of the Vaqueros. I is located on Vejar road which is the road right before the VONS supermarket. You can also get to Vejar Rd via Pierre Rd. It is the only elementary school that you can attend in which Elementary, Middle, and High School are all in walking distance.

Staff is knowledgeable, professional and truly care about kids. SNAP made such a positive impact…read morefor our family. We are forever grateful!

From the owner: Help determine if your child has a specific learning disability, intellectual disability, or other…read morecondition impacting their academic performance. Developing Individualized Education Programs (IEPs)

Staff is neither warm nor welcoming yet demonstrates inability and unwillingness to communicate…read moreupon visit. Needless to say I will not be pursuing enrollment for my child. Church staff was friendly especially the groundskeeper, kudos to him.

I am so happy I was able to get my son into this school. Everyone from the administration,…read moreteachers, cafeteria workers and janitors I have run into are GREAT! I was on the waitlist and when the time came it is a big packet but in all honesty I feel that the more they ask the safer my son will be. My son started at 18 mths and I was very nervous because I was not sure how he was going to be treated. However, it is so nice and relieving to see how they ALL are with him. I went to so many schools and I did not like them but here I am so grateful! I highly recommend this school and care facility. Have another baby coming and when that time comes I hope I will be able to put my baby there when needed. They also do very cute things when holidays come around. Thankful for this school and for the treatment and welcoming of our family.

My 9-year-old son suffered from encephalitis and Guillain-Barre Syndrome. We had a difficult time…read morefinding a learning center in Las Vegas, NV to meet his needs. I'm a PICU nurse and college nursing instructor, so I understood what he needed to help with his recovery. He needed help on multiple levels including his primitive reflexes, reading, spelling, focus, core strength, auditory and visual processing, and tools to cope with his emotions. Stowell Learning Center was recommended to us by my son's audiologist, Dr. Pamela Best. There is not one doctor in Las Vegas who tests for auditory processing disorder. We have only been with Stowell Learning Center for almost a month. We travel there once a month, but we predominately complete his treatments at home and consult with a representative from the center once a week. My husband and I have seen big changes. My son was going to the nurse's office 3 to 4 times a week prior to visiting the center for his anxiety and fatigue. He was sucking on things and chewing paper. He has not been to the nurse's office since the New Year! He is more focused in school and with homework. He is emotionally more stable and can reason better. The treatment is time consuming on the parent, but it is worth it. The representatives at the learning center have been patient and flexible with me. I have even received tips on helping my son get more organized. I can't give enough positive words to the staff at Stowell Learning Center. I highly recommend this place, especially if your child has suffered from a head injury or has ADHD. My son was diagnosed with ADHD post the head injury. He is not on medications right now, and I hope to keep it that way. Liz is AMAZING at the center. She is extremely knowlesgable and will get to the root of the problem with learning problems (and more!).

I love Stowell. It is so amazing. I think for kids who have learning disabilities or anything else…read morethat they need help with it truly does help I went there, but I am actually gonna go back tomorrow. Tomorrow is my first day going back, but I literally love this place so much. I definitely recommend it is so helpful. I've learned a lot and it's just crazy to think how it helps your brain when you're like. I feel like that's not gonna help my brain or not gonna help me learn but it really does, everybody so nice and helpful and just amazing. And I love you guys so so much and it was so fun to go there and I am so excited to go tomorrow. But anyways, definitely recommend this place. It is amazing words cannot describe it. It's my heart that describes this place. from student Priscilla.

There is nothing like this place in LA. There may be many organic gardens but nothing with the…read moreenergy that comes out of The Growing Home. Classes taught by passionate teachers, food prepared with love... Awesome experience for kids and adults. You leave feeling inspired to change the world, starting with your own small space. Diamond Bar is a long drive for me but it's worth it to step into another world.

Special Needs Community is proud to suggest this school for our kids to grow and develop a path of…read moreExcellence andIndependence!

My son was traumatized for years from this place. He compared it to Alcatraz and said the staff…read morelock you up in a room that give you splinters. He is so relieved to be at a different school now. It was also very clear the staff had A strong dislike for my son. They actually said they dnt think there's anything they can do to help him. I found out in our iep meeting that they weren't even giving him chance to be in the classroom everyday they would just escort him to a room where no work was done. He was disciplined essentially every morning right at the door without a fresh start opportunity to join the class. I would recommend my son says his current school has transfers from Olive Crest who share a similar experience and are so traumatized they cannot complete work in the classroom or at all. This place should be shut down.

My family LOVE LOVE LOVES Dream Big! My child has been going to DBCC for 7 months for ABA therapy…read moreand the progress that he's made has been amazing! The staff are ALL so friendly/engaging and kind to him! The leadership team are always coming up with fun ideas for all the parents and kiddos to participate in as well. As an ASD parent knowing that your child is being supported and cared for by knowledgeable and caring therapists is a huge blessing! My child's care teams is amazing, constantly communicating with us and taking initiative on how they can help my child master his goals- we could NOT be happier with the opportunity to place our child at Dream Big! :)

Just started aba therapy with my daughter and absolutely love it and their staff everyone is so…read morekind especially Nancy and Nikki & Jackie all of the BTs are so kinda and sweet & so welcoming, We already seen so much progress and we have barely started so glad we found them and they have helped my baby make huge strides so grateful and thankful for them

AbilityFirst has been such a blessing! The staff go above…read moreand beyond to support my daughter Kamila and make her feel welcomed, understood, and included. They truly care about each child's individual needs and celebrate their progress, big or small. I've seen so much improvement in Kamila's confidence and happiness since joining their programs. The environment is warm, positive, and full of kindness. I'm so thankful for everything they do AbilityFirst truly makes a difference in children's lives.

Beware cheeks hurts from smiling too much here. Eyes will…read morewater of how beautiful the children are. You will be out of breath of having too much fun with the children. This is a beautiful place filled with a wonderful staff. It is located perfectly in the heart of Claremont. They have a gorgeous swimming pool that is for children and physical therapy for adults. George and Frank are the lifeguards that observe the children. They are in great hands. Children, teens, and adults are divided into four groups. This facility is not a school but a learning center. The employees are not teachers, but helpers/aid. They communicate and converse with children-adults (2-6pm) and report to their parents after session. They talk about progress, Group D- (Infants-Toddlers) Employees who are in charge (Doris, Francella) I have to say that they are the back bone of the community. This group is so important because they teach the children at a young age, life skills and behavioral lessons . A very difficult job, but they do it with ease. Doris is a highly trained employee who has worked here 30+ years. All the children and adults respect her. She is the tank of the operation. Francella has also worked here for 2-3 years and the children couldn't be in better hands. The children need a mix of a big sister/mother figure. She gives attention to every child and unconditional love. She can also be very strict and knows when to stop children from playing. Group C (Toddlers-Teens) Employees (Carol, Gabby) This group is just as intense as Group C. They do as much as Group D. They provide the children/teens life lessons and teach them behavioral manners. The teenagers are at their beginning of maturation and it can get difficult at some times, but the employees both manage to keep their composure and teach on. Re edit soon-

I don't even know where to begin. Finding IEP With Help -- operated by Diego and Madelyn Sologuren…read moreand Amber Cooper -- was the best decision I've ever made for my twin sons. I reached out desperately needing an advocate after years of frustration, confusion, and getting nowhere with the school district. After just one consultation, they joined me at my sons' IEP meeting the following week, and I was in absolute shock at how much they were able to accomplish after just one meeting. What started with one IEP quickly turned into a series of strategic, intentional meetings, each one bringing us closer to accountability and real solutions. It wasn't overnight, but their consistency and pressure made all the difference. They asked all the right questions, the kind that only an experienced advocate would know to ask. They challenged the district in a way I never could as a parent alone, and they did it respectfully, knowledgeably, and with total confidence in my boys' rights. Watching them work was like watching people who not only knew the law inside and out, but who genuinely cared about my kids as if they were their own. From the very beginning, they walked me through everything step by step. They took the time to explain my sons' IEPs in detail, something no school team has ever done. I finally felt heard, empowered, and most importantly, supported. They made sure my boys got exactly what they were promised under FAPE, and when the district fell short, they didn't back down. Because of them, my sons now have a plan in place that will completely shift the course of their academic progress and self regulation, a direct result of the team's relentless advocacy and dedication. Madelyn spent hours behind the scenes using her investigation skills and due diligence to uncover the district's missteps, while Amber was like a legal encyclopedia, firing back with exact amendments and language without missing a beat. Diego especially... he should seriously become a lawyer. The way he advocated for my family felt like I had my own brother in the room fighting for us. That level of passion, knowledge, and care is rare and it's exactly what every parent of a child with special needs deserves. From now until my boys graduate high school, IEP With Help will be at every IEP meeting. That's a promise I've made to myself and to my kids. I am forever grateful to this team, my heart is full. If you're a parent who's struggling to navigate this system, please don't wait. Call them. They are the real deal.

After achieving fantastic results for my own family - I've encouraged others to seek help from this…read moreorganization. Results were better than promised or expected.