One of the best summer camps for kids with disabilities I have ever been to. I was only there for a…read morecouple of days with one of my clients being her one on one and it was the best I've ever been to in LA. Their love is genuine for those kids we need more summer camps like this God is good all the time.Boss lady you're doing a good job.

I will share that I had high hopes for this bsns, out of 10 places that I had reached out to for…read morePerson-Centered Planning via my regional center Maliaka was the one and only I heard back from. I did not grab the name of the lady I talked to but she assured me she was not ignoring my email or voicemail of when I first reached out to make an appt. She was willing to meet me 1/2 way but I said it's fine I will go to your office instead, she scheduled me for the following Friday at 9am and gave me the address. I am happy that I finally will get the ball rolling on my son's PCP. I took some time off work, pulled my son out of school drove to Inglewood, I even arrived 15 mins early. Empty parking lot. Walked over to the storefront - it has big sticker with bsns hours - open at 8am! But yet no one answer the ring camera door bell. Called the phone number, and left a voicemail. Waited till 9:15am - nothing. Drove back home. As of today Sunday - 3 days later, not a phone call or text message. Zero apologies for a no show.

Terrible experience working there as a custodian. Felt unappreciated and unsupported by the…read moreMitchell's. But so did many other teachers working there. You can tell who's favorited also by who gets thier offer letters first.. I received mine but I got it last & they had the nerve to take it away along with my raise that they were also trying to change last minute. This school needs to be shut down for how unsanitary everything is and how they exploit their employees. These founders tried to hard to make the school look nice instead of trying to figure out better resources for these kids..

I wanted to come back and update my review. I was finally able to communicate with someone and a…read moreresolution is in process. My grandson loves the school. I believe there was some lack of communication and lack of basic knowledge of information. I feel as if this ended up being a great lesson for all involved. I must reiterate that there education practices are some of the best. This issue was a challenge and I'm grateful that we as a school community were able to work through this together.

From the Heart Preschool has been great for our family. The staff are very attentive and…read moreprofessional. The academic programs have been effective in developing and preparing our children for continued growth and success in elementary school as well as in their interactions with their peers. They have numerous extra curricular activities available which have been great at introducing our children to new interests and capabilities. We highly recommend From the Heart Preschool.

When my 3-year-old expressed interest in making friends at school, we enrolled her in FTH summer…read morecamp. Nearly two years later, I couldn't be happier with our decision. My daughter adores every aspect of FTH--from the enriching classes to the academic challenges that have helped her thrive. Now at 5, she even enjoys practicing cursive! What sets FTH apart is how the staff truly gets to know each child. When she first started, she was shy and prone to the typical meltdowns. The team nurtured her and thoughtfully paired her with peers who were a great match for her personality. This personalized care has transformed her into a confident, outgoing child who isn't afraid to try new things or speak up for herself. The blend of diverse personalities among the staff creates a welcoming, family-like atmosphere where strangers quickly become friends. I always feel at ease leaving my daughter in such a safe, supportive environment. I have no doubt she's making lifelong memories, and I highly recommend FTH to any family seeking a nurturing, enriching experience for their child.

Very professional. I can always get an answer to all my questions. They listen without judgement…read more They have very valuable information

TASK is a nonprofit that helps families advocate for disability services and special education, as…read morewell as navigate assistive technology. Their services include 504 plans, assessment, and IEP consultations. They don't recommend placement or therapeutic procedures, but can provide legal rights information for disability harassment and filing a complaint with a state educational agency. I attended their workshops for bullying prevention and emergency preparedness to learn action steps. I like how they offer resources to encourage self-advocacy.

Finding Park Century School (we are currently finishing up our first year there) has been one of…read morethe best things to happen to our family. The staff, the teachers - all incredible and everyone is focused on the same goal - our daughter's academic success. She was starting to disengage at her previous school because it simply wasn't set up to meet her needs. Since joining Park Century, she has transformed. She is thriving, happy, and settling into middle school with a confidence we weren't sure we'd ever see. Middle school is a hard transition for any kid, and even harder when you learn differently. Park Century makes it feel manageable -- because they have a plan, decades of experience and a proven method. We are so grateful to have found a community that sees our child for who she is and gives her the tools, on her timeline, for independence and success. We can't recommend Park Century highly enough.

This school is horrible I went there for 2nd through 8th and if it wasn't for family conflict I…read morewould have loved to have left after the 3rd grade after the extra help I needed was reached. The school is called park century and yet no park we were promised a park the entire time I was there and I think to my knowledge they still don't have a park. There where good teachers at points but after Doug Phelps was hired he kind of did away with anything positive and made it into a helicopter parents dream it was ridiculous honestly how fast it got so bad and I had to stick around through all of it so I might just be a little extra angry quite honestly. As well i remember by the science room it would always smell bad and the majority of the school would honestly smell sort of bad which was always strange also the fact I still remember this has got to mean something as I left 6ish years ago. As well I remember the art teacher we had was horrible (Christina) and a bore that was far from insightful on anything and I mean anything artistic she would just show slides then make us make copy's of Mondrian or whatever artist she chose that week. I think this is kind of indicative of how the entire school operates, a lot of saying they encourage hands on learning but then only actually allowing a very small amount of actual hands on learning and having just endless lectures on what felt like nothing. They treated the kids as if left alone we went be able to survive for 30 minutes alone which is just silly and it's just far too much cuddling to actually allow any real experience or learning. Also everything said by other reviewers about allowing the children of wealthier families preferential treatment is entirely true. Also there was a bullying problem but that's a completely different story. Also they where just incredible ridged the entire time and made it feel like you couldn't be a kid or have any natural experience unless it went with their very very strict rules that I imagine cater to some parents with more sway over the schools wishes. At the end of the day just Dont send your children there even though there where some positive it's like so heavily outweighed by the amount of bad like a grain of rice versus the sun on a scale and if your kids are there already pull them out and demand a refund. In short the school is a joke and horrible dont send your children there unless you want to ruin their futures it's a horrible farce of place and there is nothing more to say about it really.

My son started at WOW at 1 and he has been thriving every since! Ms. Wisdom has the kids setup for…read moresuccess and so any activities. My son has gone from the daycare location to the preschool and the the preschool location is even better. They are getting so much experience with school settings, field trips and even progress reports. I've never had a questionable situation with them. They are always transparent and responsive. I will be sending my next one too! I high recommend!

Great place for building a strong foundation for kids. One my sons that attended W.O.W. is…read morefinishing kindergarten at an elementary school and was definitely ahead of the curve when he started in terms of reading, math other skills that he learned at WOW. My younger son is currently a student at W.O.W. and is excelling as well. Caring staff and accommodating to our special needs.

I contacted Jenny about support my kiddo needs which wasn't her focus area (she supports more…read morekiddos with ADHD). Instead of just letting me go, Jenny was very helpful offering me advice and referrals to other professionals who do specialize in my kiddo's need area. This is the mark of a true professional who cares are helping children. Willing to redirect business to another professional who is better suited to help that kiddo because that is in the best interest of the child. Thank you Jenny.

I can't say enough good things about Jenny and WeThrive Learning. Her knowledge, compassion for her…read morestudents, and professionalism sets her apart from other Ed. therapists. I had the pleasure of teaching alongside her for many years and have seen firsthand the commitment she has to the children in her care. She stays abreast of best practice, supporting her work with scientific strategies. I highly recommend reaching out if your child is in need of support, you won't be disappointed!