This was such a fun and inviting program. The staff was very welcoming, friendly, and helpful. I…read morefelt so comfortable allowing my son to attend their program. We definitely will be attending more events and programs through the includEDucation company. Mr. James was so awesome, I texted him to find out some information about the event and he responded very promptly. My son loved the event and asked if he could sign up for another program or event! These pictures are pictures my son took while he was at the Halloween party :)

The folks at Includeducation are the nicest people. They have great educational programs and the…read morestaff really enjoy working with the kids. The kids love it too!

I cannot speak enough praise about Tiffany Alblinger. The support we received before during and…read moreafter our birth was, and still is, invaluable. She is kind, knowledgable, supportive, reassuring and an overall pleasure to be around. I felt totally comfortable with her from the first meeting on and I feel like we will always have a bond with her because she helped us bring our beautiful baby into the world. We planned a Bradley birth which she completely supported and, during our first few meetings, was instrumental in encouraging me find a care provider who would help me realize my goal of going unmedicated. Without her gentle encouragement I know my prenatal care and childbirth would have been much different. During the labor she offered wonderful words of encouragement along with experienced advice which helped me to understand what was happening with my body all while supporting my husband as he supported me. After the birth of our son, she stayed with us for the first few hours and helped with everything, from breastfeeding to helping me use the restroom (which is terrifying the first time) and she even gave me a very welcomed foot massage. She also came and visited us a few days after my sons birth, just to say hi, talk about the birth, and offer a helping hand around the house. She also made herself very available for questions or just to talk from our first meeting until now! My husband and I (along with our baby!) would highly recommend Tiffany as a doula!

Tiffany Alblinger is a Godsend! I used to think doulas were like a midwife's assistant and were not…read morereally necessary. However, after some encouragement from a friend, my husband and I decided to meet with Tiffany. I knew immediately that she was someone I wanted at my labor. Tiffany has amazing energy and a very calm spirit. Having a doula meant everything to us as Tiffany prepared us before the event and stayed with us as long as I needed her. One of the things I loved about having a doula is she gave my husband incredible confidence and support. We both felt prepared and excited before having our son. Do to some health issues, I ended up giving birth in the hospital. Tiffany was a rock for both my husband and myself. If it wasn't for her, I would have gone to the hospital many times before I needed to. She answered all of my calls and texts and was right there with me when I was ready to go to the hospital. I was already 8 cm when we arrived! I could go on forever, but I will end this by saying every pregnant woman should have the individual support of a doula. Meet with one and see, like I did, if it is an option for you.

When looking g for a place to have your young ones in the care of another person it can be a…read moredaunting and new experience. However, my family and I were happy to come in contact with this company and in turn Mrs. Ramona. Firstly, she is priced competitively and not only is she caring for our children but helping with their education and dietary needs. My son was a very picky eater and started eating things I didn't think he would ever touch. Most days there would be some kind of arts and crafts and activities to do that were not just screen time. Additionally, our boys don't nap well but she got it done on day one. In the end I couldn't imagine a better person to watch your little ones.

Little Feathers has been a blessing for our family. Our oldest son was with Ms. Ramona once a week…read morefor nearly a year before recently starting TK. He loved going there to socialize and play with other kids and make super cute crafts as well. As parents, we were definitely nervous to be leaving our 3 year old with a non-family member. But if we ever had a concern, Ms. Ramona was quick to address things and ease our mind. We knew our son was always in good hands. Our 2nd baby will be going here once he's a bit older. Thank you for everything, Ms. Ramona! We truly appreciate you.

I likenthe staff but the sweater rule is just crazy but everything is prety good including reces…read moreclass and overall just being nice and also hehe.

I'm thrilled to share that my son just completed his first week of kindergarten and is excited to…read morego back each day! A huge thank you to Mrs. Wood and the entire staff for making his first week so welcoming and fun.

I really enjoyed spending a few hours learning how to paint water colors. The garden is beautiful…read moreand peaceful, exactly what I needed to escape my hectic life. I walked in completely clueless in painting and walked out with a masterpiece created by.... ME. The classes are only $35 for a few hours, which included what I needed as far as paint and brushes and everything. I've referred a few friends and family members and now we are all artists!

From the owner: Art in the Garden provides creative art workshops for youth and adults. Learn how to paint in…read moreacrylics or watercolor; learn the art of sculpting from recycled objects, and how to hand-letter in our Calligraphy classes. We also teach puppetry and puppet building workshops for youth, teachers and volunteer workers.

I personally go to this school and it's.. something? I mean it's ok? I'm in 8th grade and have…read moregreat teachers. I have a few problems.. 1. The school is heavily sexist and you can't even make it up.

Horror story experience my whole time there. To start off teachers would tell you no to basic human…read moresurvival needs. There was stories that circulated between the students where when teachers would tell the students "no" for hours and kind of yell at them for asking to go to the bathroom they would end up peeing on the seats because they couldn't hold it anymore. This happened multiple times. When I was in third grade our teacher would force us to put our water bottles and lunch bags up in this cubby thing. I would not be able to drink water for hours on end because my teacher would yell at me when I would ask. I came home dehydrated and my parents had to meet with the teacher multiple times I think, it was so bad. One day after school I was still there and the football team was practicing. A high school guy fainted and had to be wheeled out on an ambulance bed and I was told it was because of dehydration. I know that the coach kept telling him the same thing my teacher would tell me. Basically mentally abusing us because we asked to drink water. Many people in my class would forget their water bottles and would have to drink out of water that tasted like METAL like really bad and it was boiling hot. Sometimes it would burn their lips it was so hot. Teachers would force us to sit outside on concrete when it was so cold my fingers would go blue and they forced the girls to either wear skirts with strictly only tights underneath or ugly boy pants NO ONE wanted to wear. Also in 3rd grade I was a pretty good writer. I loved writing it was one of the only things that I was gaining confidence from. I showed a paper I wrote to my teacher because she was correcting all of the students papers and she yelled at me telling me my worst subject was spelling and that I'll never be a writer. And then I started crying, and I remember her saying this because it was so traumatizing, something like "I know those are just crocodile tears stop crying, I know you're faking it" I actually think she had something wrong with her. I never really wrote again after that. The teachers got off on reprimanding and having power over the students. There was a special ED kid in my class. Let's just say I wouldn't want my kid being treated that way. Do not under any circumstance send your child to this school ESPECIALLY if they are special ED

I attended CCBC Murrieta from 2003-2005 and it was a wonderful experience for me to attend a school…read morefocused on teaching in-depth biblical classes. I did meet my husband on campus which means that yes, I did get me "ring by spring" but that is just a perk of CCBC... since you are surrounded with so many like-minded God fearing people, it is a wonderful way to find someone you want to share your life with. However, a ring is not a reason to go to CCBC, but rather the desire to be equipped for whatever calling the Lord has for you; be it ministry, an office job, serving coffee, or parenthood. As others have mentioned, the school moved back to Twin Peaks, CA in 2022. Twin Peaks was it's original location and while different than the Murrieta campus, it has it's own unique beauty. I actually went back to CCBC (online as I'm now a SAHM to 5 kiddos) for my Bachelors from 2023-2024. The classes were all great and the faculty was been amazing at helping me navigate online classes. I also have sent two of my kids to CCBC (so far... the rest would like to eventually attend as well). They both attend the Twin Peaks campus and it has been life changing for them. To see them grow because of the wonderful community of students and the well-rounded and excellent classes offered (there are still tons of Bible classes like Genesis, Romans, Isaiah, etc. but there are also General Ed classes like English Lit, Critical Thinking, Anatomy, etc.)

Girlfriend attended several times here at Hot Springs Calvary. She said it was the best experience…read moreand had the most beautiful memories attending bible school here. The property got sold and now is going to be a resort.