Full day 6:30-5:30, be there by 8:30. Nut free facility…read moreProvides all snacks and lunch No uniform Registration fee $150 Monthly tuition 1,xxx 12-14 students per classroom 2 teachers in each classroom 4 classrooms dedicated to 3 year Olds Cots are 6-10ft apart

I wanted to take some time to provide a thoughtful review on this program as I pulled my child for…read morehis own safety. I want to preface this with: I am a member of Eastlake Church. The church is fantastic, and the kids program there for during church services is GREAT and this review is ONLY pertaining to the Eastlake Children's Center preschool which is run M-F. I was very eager to enroll my son in this program. I had heard so many amazing things about this program and it was an added bonus that we love our church. I even provided paperwork to this program when my son was approximately 1 year old (they don't take kids until they are 2 but I wanted to ensure we were not waitlisted as I had read that they were such a popular program). My son finally was enrolled this July for the 2024-25 school year. When he started he was fully potty trained. As school started it was clear there was some new school year kinks needing to be worked out regarding organization and teachers. I tried to remain positive and provide grace when a new teacher I had never met would be giving me my child without an ID check. My son immediately had potty accidents. More than when he started training. I thought this was simply because there are no potty's in the classrooms as typical 2 year rooms have at most programs. Assuming it's just a distance to potty adjustment we proceeded on. However, my son started hitting himself and yelling at himself in the potty when he was home saying "YOU GO POTTY IN TOILET NOT POTTY IN PANTS!" then would hit his leg. He's never behaved in this way. It broke my heart. I spoke to Ms. Jeanette at the front about how I think the teachers may be yelling at him and stressing him out about the bathroom here, and it's affecting us at home. They started making me put pullups on him (which we have NEVER done). The accidents never got better. I could never talk to his teacher because his main teacher was only there from 830-12 with him. Because he was a full time kid, I would be picking him up from different random teachers all the time. Some wouldn't even know which kid was mine when I said his name even thought he had been at the school a month at this point. About 2 weeks into school I picked my son up (again from a random teacher I've never met the 2 weeks prior to this) and he had a huge scrape on his forehead, as if he had fallen head first on cement. My son has been in a daycare setting since he was a baby, so I am aware that I should be getting an "ouch report" anytime there is an injury of a child, even if they are unsure how it happened. Once they see an injury, they need to report when that injury was noticed. At his last daycare I would also get a phone call for any head injuries. I got nothing here. However, it's only the 2nd week of school and I just let it go and chalked it up to the new school year situation. New teachers etc. About a week and a half later I picked my son up and he had a scrape on his nose that was bloody and thick. I didn't say anything to the teacher at pick up because when I gave the name of my child I had to point at which child he was for her to know who to give me. (again terrible security and no ID was checked). If she doesn't know my kid by his name, she def doesn't know what happened to his nose. No ouch report. Since I was already waiting to hear back from the director via email regarding my request to meet with her, I decided I would bring it up then. Then, the very next day my son had yet a THIRD scratch on his face with no ouch report. As I walked out I stopped to talk to Ms. Jeanette (I think she's the assistant director?) and I told her this is the 3rd time in 2 weeks my son has bloody marks/scratches on his face with no ouch report. All she said was "yeah you should have an ouch report" and that was it. I was hoping for "well let's contact his teacher and figure out what's happening" or "maybe we can ask the teachers to see if they set it somewhere besides his cubby" or "I will talk to the teachers and figure out what's going on" but she didn't seem to care at all. She took no worry to this. Again, I've had my son in daycare settings for a while, so I am not one of those overly paranoid parents, but the lack of concern for my son's safety, especially regarding facial injuries frequently over a short period was alarming. I immediately pulled him from the program, and reported them to state licensing. My son had been in school there only 1 month. During the time I enrolled him officially in February 2024 until the day I pulled him from the program there were THREE licensing violations- one of which was a teacher physically abusing children and another was a teacher leaving a child alone on the playground! This program used to be the best around. There was a change in the leadership of the preschool a couple years back, and needless to say the program is NOT what it used to be. My husband said that most times he picked our son u

Both my kids attend Eastlake Kindercare (ages 4 and 1). We absolutely love their daycare service…read moreand here's why: -all the staff and teachers are extremely attentive, knowledgeable, professional and very caring about my kids! -they offer a "phonics" program for my 4 year old and he knows the whole alphabet and also knows how to write his first and last name. I am very satisfied with the curriculum they offer. -the infant teachers patiently and lovingly assisted my infant in taking a bottle (and she was a stubborn one!) -I truly feel like the teachers are partners with me in raising my children. They bring up concerns and praise depending on how my children are doing. -they notify parents way ahead of time of any holiday hours/closures. -they assisted me with my military fee assistance paperwork. -I get to see pictures and videos of my children all day everyday on the app. Along with real time updates on meal times, diaper changes, activities, etc. Overall, I love Eastlake Kindercare and would 100% recommend their daycare services to anyone in need of childcare!

My two grandchildren attend Eastlake KinderCare. I had the pleasure of staying with my son and his…read morefamily for a time. I dropped off and picked up my grandson most days. The staff and teachers were always so amazing! My grandchildren have really thrived at KinderCare. I would recommend this facility!

Our son has spent nearly three wonderful years at KV Montessori Academy, and finding this school…read morewas a turning point for our family. The transformation in him was remarkable: he went from resisting drop-off on day one to insisting on going every day. In fact, he loved the environment so much that when it was time for TK, he refused to go to another school. We decided to have him spend another year of preschool here instead because he was thriving so much. Ms. Norma, the teachers, and the administrative staff created such a caring, patient, and supportive environment. They partnered closely with our family to ensure he had the individualized support he needed, making a meaningful difference in his early years. We are sincerely thankful for everything they have done and highly recommend KV Montessori Academy to any family seeking a nurturing place for their child.

If your child isn't "perfect" or has any kind of need don't waste your time here! Staff doesn't…read morehave the patience for kids. Wouldn't recommend this place

I recently attended my grandson's 8th grade graduation from Calvary Christian Academy.  What a…read moregreat ceremony with less than 40 students graduating, it went by quickly.  We are so used to sitting on some hot bleachers for two hours before they call your kid's name off the list at other schools. This was in a very nice air conditioned, newly remodeled auditorium. He is my second grandchild to graduate from this school, we still have one more to go and a handful of nieces & nephews who also attend. So overall we have been coming here to school performances and Holiday shows since my eldest grandson started here in 2011. He is now in High School at Mater Dei. I was a bit reticent when they started going to this school because I would have preferred them to attend a Catholic private school. Because we are Catholic. But as usual time has proven me wrong. The wonderful academic excellence and innovation, that this school provides has showed me that, the right choice was made. I see how happy and well rounded my grandkids have become. They are into sports, music; one plays the cello incredibly well. It seems that this school places a high priority on individual achievements, probably due to the 13:1 student teacher ratio. All of this with the added benefit of providing a moral education along with the academic one. The school is very well maintained, and the staff is incredible. Grandparents are treated as special guests; we even have a special day when the kids perform just for us. So, in my humble opinion this is one of, if not the finest private pre-school to 8th grade school in Chula Vista. I am a fan and I guess always have been. I highly recommend this illustrious private school!

I cant speak for the upper school, but I can speak for the preschool. It's amazing. Every teacher…read moreis loving and caring for their class and their families and they do the best they do to accommodate. I know this because I was able to see the inside of things. These teachers pray for their students, they take the time to make sure things are prepared for their students. And the director and assistant director or wonderful. This is a wonderful, safe and healthy environment for any preschool family from any form of background. One thing I loved about this school when I first started working there was even if you don't believe or aren't a Christian, this school will still accept you. And that to me, shows their true hearts.

Copied from my Facebook post:…read more Another reason why WE love Concordia Preschool! You see, I tried to get Alexander into the public preschool system and when I asked what their academic goals are for the year, they said "uhm, some kids learn their letter sounds and numbers..." Some?! He's known those since he was 3! He can even do addition now. Concordia really prepares the kids for kindergarten and helps them have an excellent academic discipline at a very early age. Alexander has had homework since he was in the 3-year old classroom. Now, they're tackling sight words in Pre-K! Wow! Optional, yes...but even Alexander loves doing his homework. It's all about consistency but I love how they help parents with ensuring kids have an excellent school ethic as they get older. No wonder most of their graduates get recognized when they move up to elementary schools. Great work, Concordia!

Both my boys attend this school. The staff are so kind and welcoming. I've loved every teacher they…read morehave had so far. They have chapel every week and my kids sing the songs they learn, so precious! I would highly recommend this school

From the very first day 4 years ago, the staff made us feel completely at ease. They are warm,…read moreprofessional, and truly care about each child. Our 4 little ones absolutely loved going to Kids Depot. Every morning is full of excitement, and every pickup comes with stories of fun activities and new things learned. We've seen so much growth in their confidence, social skills, and curiosity since starting here. The teachers keep us updated daily, and it's clear how much thought and love goes into everything they do. It's a nurturing, joyful place that feels like family. We're so grateful to have found it!

Parents park in red everyday. Day care acts ignorant when asking them to stop this issue saying…read more"Yeah our parents would never do that". I've almost been hit so many times trying to get to my apartment because these parents are causing traffic concerns. The day care has designated parking spots for parents and there is a undesignated parking lot 30 seconds from the building. If there's a boot man in the area sit at this day care around 2-3pm and you'll make a lot of money.

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.