My son was part of Grace Christian Preschool for 2 years and it was such a wonderful experience…read more The teachers gave him so much love, support, and patience, especially as he worked through challenges with speech and behavior. His progress has been amazing and I know it's because of the care he received here. We're so happy we had the opportunity to experience GCP. To all the ladies thank you from our hearts. I know Lorenzo misses you all as well as his classmates. We will think and pray for all of you, thank you.!!This place has been such a blissful experience and for anyone reading reviews I definitely approve!! :) extraaaa thank you for the support of RCOE resources.

Can't say enough about the school! I have two kiddos here and we love the school!! The staff is…read moreawesome and you tell they all love the kids!! to all!!!

Both of my kids went here for preschool through TK and were over prepared for Kindergarten and…read moreFirst Grade at the public school. With the extended day program, we could be assured that our kids were learning and well cared for even during our busy work days. We loved the teachers and administrators and so did our kids. My oldest took every chance she got to visit after she'd moved on to elementary school. The price was also very affordable compared to the other Montessori programs in the area.

We've had a wonderful experience with Green River Montessori. The teachers and staff are caring,…read moresupportive, and genuinely invested in the children's growth and happiness. Our 5-year-old has become more confident, independent, and excited about learning. We especially appreciate how the school creates a warm and welcoming environment where children feel comfortable being themselves. She has made great friends, learned so much, and looks forward to going to school every day. We're very grateful to the teachers and staff, specially Ms Sapna and Ms Sheetal, for making her early school years such a positive and memorable experience. Highly recommend this school to other parents!

Great school. Teachers are very attentive to the kids and love that they listen to parents. I…read moremyself have had a couple of hiccups that were rectified promptly. My kids will probably stay here throughout High School. With armed security who is always around, it feels safe. My only issue is the inconsiderate parents. You know who you are. 1. Do Not Enter signs mean exactly that. 2. Cones are posted on the parking spots for a reason. 3. Stop blocking the sidewalk. You can call each other instead of pretending to be friends who haven't seen each other in years. 4. Its chaotic picking up kids, get your kid and go. Yes we know you are special, you have to have a discussion with the teacher. Make an appointment. 5. Slow down in the dirt lot. I honestly don't care that we are in a Christian School, you're gonna get cussed out. 6. Learn how to navigate a 4 way stop. End of rant. Go warriors.

The school wasn't what I expected. I enrolled my children there beginning in preschool, but…read moreeventually decided to withdraw two of them. My oldest daughter wanted to remain, so she still attends. In my experience, there aren't many negative reviews online because many families simply choose not to post them. Over the years, I've personally known several families who have left the school. I believe the school has potential, but the administration has LOTS of room for improvement. Concerns are often dismissed or not addressed in a timely or effective manner. If you're considering the school, I recommend asking about teacher retention. There seems to be frequent turnover, and some teachers appear to have limited experience. While there are certainly excellent teachers, many don't stay long enough to provide consistency for students. I'd also ask about class sizes and classroom management. Although the website has historically advertised smaller classes, our experience was closer to 22 students per class. Managing that many young children can be challenging, and there were times when classroom behavior made it difficult for students to focus and learn. Academically, I did not feel the education met my expectations for the tuition cost. I know several families who felt they needed to supplement learning at home to keep their children on track. If class sizes have increased, I believe the school's website should accurately reflect that so prospective families can make informed decisions. At over $11,000 per year per child, I expected a higher level of academic rigor, classroom support, and administrative responsiveness. One positive aspect is the school's commitment to Christian values. I especially appreciated the Wednesday chapel services and the emphasis on teaching the Bible.

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.

Everything about Stonebridge is better than any of the other schools around. The staff is friendly…read moreand attentive, the office staff is extremely welcoming, and the principal is passionate and caring. My daughter absolutely loves this place. I cannot thank them enough for taking her under their wings.

My daughter has thrived at Stonebridge during her Transitional Kindergarten and Kindergarten years,…read moreand our family has truly cherished our time here. The teachers and staff are exceptional--passionate and dedicated to their roles. Academically, my daughter has surpassed her expectations and learned so much. We appreciate the safe, diverse, and Christ-centered environment that fosters growth and love. We feel incredibly blessed to be part of the Stonebridge family and eagerly anticipate enrolling my son when he reaches the right age.

Today is bittersweet for us. Our daughter has been going to Kiddie Kollege since 2018 and today is…read moreher last day as she is moving onto 1st grade. She started there at 3 years old with Mrs. Diana. Moved up to Ms. Krista. Then Mrs. Pamela and Ms. Iris's class. They have all been amazing role models and treated my child as their own. And let's not forget the owner, Mrs. Liz. One of the most amazing people I have ever met. She cares what you think as a parent and wants your feedback. We are so sad her time is up there but we won't ever forget it! We have all grown together over the last 4 1/2 years but us being here that long is a true testament to how amazing all of these women are. If you are looking for a place where your child will be safe, while learning and growing, Kiddie Kollege is it! You don't want to miss out! Ps. If you go based on my review, please send them my love!! Kiddie Kollege Fam-- Thank you for all you did for Malia and for us! We love you all so much!!!

Our son has been there for over a year and we are thankful beyond words for the care he has…read morereceived. Knowing that he is in good hands has made it so much easier for my husband and I to work without worry. They are organized, loving, and so much fun! Highly recommend!

My daughter attended Highgrove KinderCare for two years (from age 1-3) and we greatly appreciate…read moreher time there. The staff were all very loving and caring. My daughter always had fun, seemed to feel comfortable and safe, and learned SO much. I love how KinderCare follows a curriculum for every stage so that they are constantly helping the kids develop according to their age. All staff members were great, but Ms. Sindy and Ms. Sayra left a huge impression on my daughter. We will miss everyone!

My son has been attending this specific Kindercare for over 3 years, and recently was able to start…read moremy sweet daughter at 4 months old. She is now 10 months! This facility is family, and they truly make you feel apart of the family. As a working mom, there is no better feeling knowing my child is loved all day when I'm not able to! They have incredible curriculum and my son has learned so much from them. They have an app where they upload activities, picture, and meals. It's nice to have updates throughout the day. We have loved every teacher there as well an an incredible director and assistant director who work so hard to plan so many fun and engaging events for the kiddos! I couldn't recommend this Kindercare enough

I started at Kiddie Academy this week after a last-minute scramble for before-work childcare and…read moretransportation for my 5th-grader. I reached out through their website chat and was immediately connected with Ms. Savannah, who was incredibly kind, professional, and attentive to what we needed on short notice. My daughter was nervous on her first day, but when I picked her up after school she could not stop talking--games they played, snacks she loved, and all the fun conversations she had. That kind of reaction on Day One says everything. Before our first day, we were able to stop by for a quick tour and meet the staff. Everyone was warm, welcoming, and so helpful. They answered all my questions and helped get all the paperwork taken care of, which took a huge weight off my shoulders. I'm genuinely relieved and grateful to have found this place. The staff made a stressful situation easy, and my daughter already looks forward to going. I would absolutely recommend Kiddie Academy to any parent who needs childcare they can trust.

Kiddie Academy Of Corona is an amazing place for children. My 3-year-old son is thriving there and…read morealways excited to see his teacher and friends each day, diving into fun and engaging activities. My 5-year-old son also participates in the before- and after-school program, where his homework is always taken care of and he gets to explore new themes every day, learning with joy and excitement. Everything is so well organized, and the children learn while having fun in a caring and supportive environment. The front desk staff and the director are wonderful, and the teachers do an incredible job.