I am so glad that I decided to sign up for VTI's CNA course. Carmen, Vanessa, Janet, and Isabel…read morewere amazing instructors and I felt that I learned so much from them. When it came to taking my state exam, I knew all my skills and felt confident in the written portion. If you are looking to get your CNA license, I would highly recommend taking it with VTI!

Super easy to schedule! Stress free! Great instructor . I will be booking more courses here for…read moresure.

Everyone was very friendly your pastor is phenomenal! The…read moreservice was very easy to follow. Large bulletin or you could see it on a screen that is provided for the entire congregation. God bless Raoul

I cannot express how much I love this school and the staff. When we first moved to Camarillo back…read morein 2020, I didn't have a clue where to start for schools. This one was highly recommend. I started my son in the young 3's and he stayed for 2 years of amazing pre school and then the TK summer crash course class. He is now in K at another school and is very advanced thanks to the amazing staff and teachers. Through the school I have also made life long mom friends. They opened a toddler program this year that my daughter loves! She even has my sons very first teacher. They use the Pro Care app and I would get regular photos of my son and now of my daughter. If you are considering pre schools, please check this one out!! Best Ever

Review #300. Class…read moreof 1999. Back in my day, middle school was seventh and eighth grade. I don't understand this sixth-grade-is-middle-school nonsense. NONSENSE. I remember thinking I was so smart being in honors history. Honors language arts. Algebra 1. Spanish 1. Ooooh I'm sooooo smart. Also, I never understood why kids who sucked up to their teachers here at Monte Vista were called "Smacks." I still don't get it. Oh, and PE. PE was the shit. We played cool things like team handball... and a foot-based volleyball game like sepak takraw... and paddle tennis. We also did a schoolwide cookbook, which was supposed to be a math project because it involved calculating the macronutrients and calorie values per serving, but I feel like no one really did the math except for me... Oh, and we did a music revue of America. Going west. In a covered wagon. Me and Mamie O'Rourke. Fifty nifty United States. Got to got to get us some elbow room. Swing low, sweet chariot, coming for to carry me home. And don't get me started on Renaissance trips to Magic Mountain. We destroyed that place. We're the reason I hate Magic Mountain now. I hate eighth graders at theme parks. So much. But I digress. What a weird experience middle school was. And to think it was over ten years ago... Red and black for life.

I have attended this school. It is not very tuff. I don't like the teachers especially the Ela…read moreteacher. She said I need improvement because I was talking. How dumb is that. It makes me want to shove my toes in my mouth and suck them until they are numb. Math teacher is cool though shout out Mrs knecht. She is goated. Also school food is usually nasty except every table especially the grilled cheese some kid found a cockroach in there. PE is tuff. Science is not only sometimes.

We were looking for a Montessori school for my two year old son and we're glad that we chose CPMS…read more It's close to our home in Camarillo and is located in a really convenient location. The best part, is that my son is starting to speak more words and sing songs when he is at home. Thank you Kathy, Yesi, and other teachers as well! The school also has a dance class that I enrolled my son in. He loves it and that makes us happy.

My child attended this school for 2 years. May was going to be her last month and that is when I…read morestarted to have issues. At the very beginning of the month my daughter was suspended for behavior even though I believe the teacher mishandled the situation. I decided to pull her from the school since it was her last month and I was told I would be refunded for the tuition I paid for May, nearly $1,200 since she only attended 2 days that month. When my follow up calls weren't actively being ignored I was told by office staff that the director Kris handled financing and would call me back. This went on for months before I gave up on being refunded. Months later I'm still upset with how they handled the situation. They discussed my personal information with my family who also had a child enrolled and even issued her a partial refund when she parted ways early, but not me. I feel disrespected by the situation and because of that I would never recommend this daycare to anyone I know personally.

It is a wonderful school. The kids are amazing and the leadership is supportive. If I had kids, I…read morewould enroll them at this school.

Very nice clean good school. Kind employees. Kids look very happy. Love this school for my grand…read moreboys

Took my exam here. Plenty of parking and easy to find. Staff are professional and efficient…read more Bathrooms were clean and around the corner from the office. I would return to this location again

I like this Prometric. I have been to 3 now for various certifications and I like this location…read more Jeremiah, the manager, is clear and helpful. The location is clean and pretty spacious and bathrooms are not too far to get to if you need a break. I have an injury, so sitting is painful and they were able to let me bring a heat pack (no plug). The thing is - which I did not know - and you may have trouble with - you can't adjust stuff - in other words - you can't be moving around too much and moving a sweater on and off and behind your neck for support and so on. Can't kick your sandals off and sit cross legged. That kind of stuff - which can be extremely difficult when sitting for long periods. The rules are strict. If you are comfortable with a highly compliant environment though and you follow the rules, you should be good. I recommend bringing a bottle of water and a snack if you will be sitting for a long time. You can leave it outside of the room. Don't go for a break unless someone is at the desk, you'll have to wait if they are not there. You get screened every time you leave and re-enter and you need to sign in and out. Bring a sweater. Thankfully they keep it cool enough in there to keep people awake. Brains work best at 69-72 degrees I have heard. Good luck!

Cornerstone is an amazing school. The principal is dedicated and caring. The teachers care about…read moretheir students' education and it shows through the students. On multiple occasions when around other parents of children they are always impressed how ahead CCS kids are. The school has a preschool and makes the transition to Kindergarten SO much easier which helps children start learning sooner since they don't have as long to get over being in a new environment. Since before school and after school care is onsite it makes it much more comfortable to kids to stay after school if parents need the extra care. During COVID this school was one of the very few that kept kids engaged and didn't let them fall behind. I saw so many other schools have kids that are a year or two back because of COVID, but CCS did an amazing job to continue education and keep things as normal as possible. The principal has introduced so many sports and clubs with the help of staff. The community of parents and teachers has been what I had always hoped to have. I HIGHLY recommend this school.

My review is WAY overdue. We've been with Tutorific since December of 2019 and today is May 1st,…read more2025. Our kids start Tutorific at age 4 and continue until they begin 1st grade. There is no magic time, it's what we have decided is right for our kids. We utilize the reading program. Our oldest son, Evan ultimately worked on math too. He was in kindergarten via Zoom and struggled a bit. His tutor, Will started helping with the math and then all was good!!! Evan is currently in 4th grade. Our oldest daughter, Grace loved coming and playing the games with Matt. Playing games is one of many ways Tutorific teaches kids. She still asks me to play the reading games with her from time to time. Grace currently in 1st grade. Our 4.5 year old, Joey reads with the owner, Matt twice a week. He's in preschool and can easily sound out 6 letter words. Joey reads over 400 words by sight. Tutorific has a reward system in place. You reach certain milestones and go to the "PRIZE WALL!" Joey adores the prize wall. A reward system really helps Joey stay on track. It's amazing having kids that can read at such a young age. Our baby, Olivia can be found playing with toys and running around the Tutorific lobby twice a week while big brother, Joey is strengthening his reading skills. She'll start in a few years! I took screenshots of facebook posts my wife or I have posted over the years. I have so many wonderful things to say, I don't know what to write. I decided sharing our personal posts written for our family and friends would give you the best bird's eye view of how much we love Tutorific. We are moms who have feel like Tutorific is more than a place to help kids with homework. They have helped our kids learn to read but more importantly they helped our kids LOVE reading. A gift that keeps on giving for a lifetime. Matt and his staff are absolutely amazing.

We've been with Tutorific for about two years now, and I can't say enough good things. My eldest…read moreson who struggles with focusing and reading has been getting school help with his tutor, Dario, and the difference is incredible. Dario has been so patient with him, helping him stay focused and making learning feel manageable and positive. Even more amazing, my youngest son (who is just 4 years old) is learning how to read after I watched the progress of his brother. He usually has a hard time going to regular school or childcare, but somehow he absolutely loves going to tutoring and is always excited to bring his work box. He loves that Mr. Mat plays reading games and makes learning fun. The encouragement and connection they build with the kids make such a huge difference. We are so grateful to have found this place. They also moved to a new facility down the street which looks great. There is a comfortable sitting area and also a bonus yard for parents or students to sit for fresh air and greenery. Definitely recommend this place.

Done in 20 minutes. Just take the quizzes, take them again. Do the final exam,find the answers…read moreyou're not sure of. My eight-year-old to do this in 20 minutes. It should be called "traffic school for stupid people"

Not perfect, but did the job! Once I took the final exam I was given email verification that my…read moretest results (passing) were being fwd'ed to my particular branch of traffic court. That email (2 confirmations) came shortly after I passed my exam. It was 230am... confimations came in before I was up early the next morning. I felt a big sigh of relief knowing they are doing their part. I'd use them again.

BEST KUMON ANYWHERE. My daughter have been going to several Kumon's over the years and in general…read morewe think it's a good program for math and reading. This year, we moved to Newbury park and have been switching between this location and the Camarillo (both owned by the same owner) and we absolutely love it. This place is managed to perfection. It's clean, COVID checkups at the door, the teachers are incredibly effective and we the person in charge (Hoshi) should be an example to all other Kumon managers who barely reach his level of expertise. So, we truly recommend this location and I immediately enrolled our 6 year old son in the program as well. It is worth every cent for both of them, since their school work has improved so much since they started.

We have our grandson in Kumon - 7 yr old, for reading... I used to have to read him a story at…read morebedtime, now he reads to me. :) At his age I can't say he enjoys doing the homework but this is a family decision and we all work together to see that it gets done. This is a 365 day a year commitment.