Our daughters have loved going to this school. They've grown…read moresocially because of being there with friends and also have learned academically too. The teachers are very nice and we appreciate their care. I specifically want to share about Miss Valerie. She has been both of our kid's teachers and is truly the reason why we have our kids there. She gave us the most incredible Mother's Day gifts and created a lovely breakfast/spa day. I am forever grateful for her hard work, passion and dedication! She truly cares for her students.

The Good & The Bad…read more Start with the Good: Some of the teachers are amazing. My son loves Ms. Kerry, he will ask for her on the weekends and we have to explain Ms. Kerry is at school. He talks about her on the drive to school, and can't wait to spend the day with her. She's made a comforting lasting impression on my son that I'm very grateful for. She's cares for him, fixed his "boo boos", taught him so much that words can't describe how grateful we are she's in his life, even if it is at school. He also adores Ms. Cheli, she runs a tight ship, but the children listen and follow her lead as you can see her experience is valid and spot on. The Bad: The classrooms can be too much. Especially the twos and early preschool. Teachers are stressed, over worked and Im sure crap Pay for the work they do. They deserve so much more. Many times I've walked in the building to managers and directors standing up in the office gossiping about teachers, other families. Especially teachers and other employees within the company. Not just once but several. They don't care. They don't get people can hear them when we are standing in the office. Or while I'm checking my child in the computer, the office door is open, and you have the two directors gossiping about their own employees and people can hear everything. Very unprofessional. Yet they know their teachers need help sometimes, but they would rather sit up there and gossip, and talk mad game instead of supporting the teachers and classrooms that look like a circus sometimes. Kuddos to the teachers hanging and holding on, your management is something else (not in a good way), we only stay for the specific teachers my son loves, but I know as he gets older he will not always have them.

Mrs. Jacqueline is such a wonderful & caring person! We are so glad we met her. She is…read moreSpanish-speaking and has teaching credentials so her Montessori program is awesome! She makes home-cooked meals, is very attentive and offers a very safe environment! Mrs Jacqueline has three elementary and middle school aged children who are always so respectful and well mannered. I will be recommending My Montessori world preschool to all my friends and family! Good luck with your new business Mrs. Jackie! And thank you for all you do!

The staff here is amazing! Highly recommend to everyone who wants their children to learn in a safe…read moreand educational environment. My children love it! I can feel the love from the team with my kiddos and trust them fully. Gracias Jaqueline

I have the most lovable nephew in the world. However, he can sometimes be a little terror. Not like…read moreGizmo chugging Liquid Death after midnight terror, but he does have tendencies to act up. What makes it harder is that he was diagnosed with ADHD and moderate-to-severe autism. Like many others with his conditions, he has speech delays. Naturally, our family sought out help and Kayla and her courses turned out to be game changing for the successful upbringing of my nephew. My nephew was non-verbal for about his first 2.5 years. Because his parents were a little concerned, they got in touch with Kayla and picked up the course. Her course advised communication with sign language which has helped tremendously. The next time I saw him after they started the courses, he was speaking with his hands constantly. I was surprised how quickly he picked up signs like "I'm hungry" and "all done". Silly me thought at first his hand motions were his natural mannerisms because he was born in the Italian part of New York City. Eventually he would speak by repeating everything we were saying. It hit me. He had a photographic memory and he was like a computer just copying everything into his hard drive. I looked at my little card counting machine with dollar sign filled eyes. I immediately booked us a suite at the Venetian on the Vegas strip. To our demise, I found out that little kids are not allowed at the blackjack tables so I had to cancel our trip. Also, his mom was not fond of me taking him to a smoke-filled room packed with degenerates like myself. On top of that, it turns out from Walkie Talkie's videos, his repeating is a matter of speech development. It is an interim stage of him practicing his words and sounds but not fully using them for communication purposes. But you hold on tight little buddy.. we'll crack the casinos together one day. Fast forward a few months and there was one incident where I found him shrieking like a bloody murder was happening. I couldn't tell if he had just gotten stabbed in the back by OJ or if he was practicing for an audition of an Amber Heard marital fight scene. At that moment, my training from the videos kicked in. I asked him in a calm tone, "what are you feeling right now?" He screamed: "It's a lion!" I jumped out of my seat and turned around to see if there were any furry feline predators that had escaped and entered my living room... In my defense, I do actually live pretty close to the San Diego Zoo. Apparently, I hadn't watched enough of the Walkie Talkie videos because it turns out that he was expressing his feelings by describing an animal that makes him feel scared because he was hanging out with me and missed his mother. Once I learned about this, I couldn't have been more proud of the kid. Even fully grown adults aren't able to identify their feelings sometimes, let alone have such colorful descriptions of them . Throughout the lessons, I learned that a nephew like mine has the ability to unlock his communication skills in many ways that may not be taught or catered to in a traditional school setting. I know that he is a really intelligent human being and will be able to strengthen his verbal skills through the exercise and training that Walkie Talkie Speech Therapy offers. Through these courses, I can see my nephew reaching his optimal potential which is to become the next Elon Musk minus his douche-baggery and twitter account. To rate Walkie Talkie Speech Therapy anything less than five stars would be to condemn life itself.

We have a 25 week premie who's already caught up to where he needs to be at and more. His…read moretherapist, Jill has done a phenomenal job and their bond doesn't fall short from being tight. He looks forward to his time with Jill and continues his day singing away. Great service, no complaints here.

We won't return to the classes my son enjoyed and felt proud and accomplished in. As frequent…read moretravelers into Baja California and my son also being a specialist with us as a family, from the ages of 3-10 years old, in the Mexican cuisine and culture, we knew we were taking a chance that our special learner may have challenges.. He gives this class 5 stars, especially the students he was so happy to see. And the disruptions happy kids cause in classrooms is totally not ideal for everyone trying to learn, and most importantly, the teacher trying to teach. Somewhere, over the rainbow, there is a happy medium where a guy who truly does want to learn, can do just that. Occasionally he needs help and guidance to do so. And because no other guides, an IEP, or any special needs kids are not accommodated or welcome, we are on the search to find someone who does accept special learners. This particular class recognizes none of this. I recommend looking over the paperwork introducing classes such as this one, and going over it with the instructor. We try things out, we disclose as much as we can. These are elementary school aged kids. And no one is perfect. All of this was so upsetting for me as I felt we finally found something successful. Good luck, everyone.

Must say this! Owner Maritza is a secret gem in our community. She has a sincere heart and passion…read morefor teaching children & adults the beauty of the Spanish language, foods, art, & culture. She provides a festive learning environment AND also offers art classes and art & sip events at her studio! I've been a participant in both the Spanish & Art programs. She also has Spanish classes at area schools in the district. She's a gift I hope you will enjoy too!

My family and I are forever grateful for the love and care that Miss Olga provided for our…read morechildren! Two of our children grew up from the time they were infants until they went to pre-school with Miss Olga! They love her so much that they begged us to go back to her home for her Summer Camp that she hosted for the alumni . They are now 7 and 9 and they wanted to go back to their daycare!!! If that doesn't speak volumes... Our experience has been nothing but excellent! We are honored that Miss Olga and her family helped raise our children. Not to brag but our children are well-behaved, respectful and loving. Miss Olga has a lot to with their development as she helped build the foundation of their lives. Forever thankful and grateful for her!

My 2 year old son started attending Olga's family childcare about 2 months ago and we are extremely…read morepleased with the service and care that Miss Olga provides. With over 20 years of experience in childcare, she is certainly a true expert at what she does. She provides a fun, safe, learning environment for her children, where they do so many activities that are educational, entertaining, and enjoyable. It warms my heart when my son is so excited and proud to show me the artwork/craft he made that day (I'm saving every single one!). Miss Olga is a genuine person, whole-hearted and simply loves what she does - I am assured that my son is in good hands and getting the best care possible. Since we've started, we noticed a HUGE improvement with our son's social skills. He is more social, talkative, and overall - happy! I love that Miss Olga will send videos and photos throughout the day, this always brightens up my day. I am so grateful that my son is a part of this wonderful childcare. This is his second home and he has so much joy and excitement each day. I look forward to seeing him grow throughout the upcoming months/years. He is so loved and we are happy to be a part of the Olga childcare family!

Do your kids love making creatures? Do they love to get…read moretheir hands on fun, sensory materials? Do you want them to experience authentic art tools and techniques? Then your kids will love Clay Munchkins! They work independently and creatively with Amy and Carol to craft the clever little critters, with just enough instruction and guidance to feel successful. They finish the pieces with glaze and voila! they have gorgeous sculptures to keep or share.

We are at Birdrock elementary. My second child in 3rd grade, is now taking the class after his…read moreyounger sister did it. Carol so supportive and kind. She lets the children develop at their own pace but with a project to focus on for the day. Both my son and daughter want to have a birthday party with them because the school program has been a great experience.

Karla has been a lifesaver for our family. The school district repeatedly refused to identify our…read moreson's dyslexia. They insisted he was "fine". But he couldn't read, write or do math (all those word problems require a lot of reading). Worse, he was beginning to think he was stupid. The IEP process is complicated. You absolutely need someone with experience to guide you and advocate for your child. Our son is now reading above grade level due to an appropriate school placement and related services. Karla literally saved our son's future.

If she has a waiting list wait for her. For me, the key to a great advocate is someone who will…read morelisten to my child's story, his experiences, his challenges, and his strengths and combine them with the knowledge of how an IEP works to create a plan that actually moves my child forward. IEP San Diego gives you that, as a parent she makes me feel fully heard in my concerns, most importantly she knows how to express those concerns in a way that carries my child's education forward with meaningful goals in a setting that allows him growth, safety, learning, and friendships. I admire the depth of analysis she gives to each one of the assessments, protocols, and many documents that make up the file. She is really interested in understanding what has been done and how in order to create an IEP that is appropriate for the child.

My kids attended the Thanksgiving camp; they went from not really knowing how to skate to being…read moreconfident to attempt new skills. By the end of the first day they were asking if they could attend the camp every year. It was wild to watch their skills improve so much in such a short amount of time. This was the best experience.

My daughter (6 yr) had her first solo lesson today and she absolutely loved it. She hasn't stopped…read moretalking about since we left (5 hours ago). Andrew was communicative, patient and made it fun for her. She was so proud of herself when the lesson was over. Immediately signed up for more lessons, we can't wait!!