Special ed here is a joke if ur child has an iep they will be lost in the cracks. The school was on…read morethe news for lossing a student with ASD he left school grounds durning class and walked home by himself...this is a child with autism......all while he was supposed to be in class thats the level of care this school offers. The principal is completely incompetent and quite honestly doesn't even seem to care very sad!

All I can say about this school is that if you have a child with an IEP, then steer clear of this…read moreplace. Choice them to any other school in the area. The principal can care less about children with IEP's. Wish I'd known this before I moved here.

I have to admit I was a little hesitant at first when we signed our daughter up to attend her first…read moreyear of school here. We were coming from Oceanside and just moved a week prior to registration... Wegeforth was our assigned school. Previously she attended a private preschool in Vista. After her attendance the past few months, I must say that I have grown to love the little neighborhood school! I have seen my daughter blossom in kindergarten with her teacher Mrs. Noroozi. The school tries it's best to have parents and family get involved. It is also VERY diverse (which is awesome)!! I love that my child gets to have friends from so many different cultures. I am excited to see what the rest of the school year will bring and I'm hopeful it will keep exceeding my expectations. Keep it up Wegeforth:)

This place is joint to the back of the Wegeforth Elementary, entrance is where the Serra Mesa…read moreRecreational Center is. Beautiful green grass & a nice walking area. Parking is in abundance both in the lot & street parking. Cute dogs, & friendly park goers!

Such a cute restaurant and the food was delicious. Our waitress Fiona was very sweet and attentive…read more We will be back :))

The Elevates schools are exactly what you are looking for in regards to students from 1st grade…read morethrough 8th grade. Both of my Grandsons (ages 8, 10) have been attending Elevate Schools since the 1st grade. The teachers are top notch and we have faith and confidence the the quality of teaching is exceptional. Now our only hope is that Elevate opens up a high school curriculum soon. Keeping our fingers crossed on that

I'm very grateful for this unique public charter school that my kids love. They enjoy going on…read morefrequent field trips, learning through projects, not having homework, and having great friends and kind teachers. I appreciate that their curriculum includes SEL (social emotional learning) and that the students aren't allowed to have cell phones while on campus. The highlight of our experience has definitely been the fantastic teachers! Adrienne Reighard has been a phenomenal teacher for my third grader. She's genuinely interested in getting to know each of her students and finding ways to support their learning. She's so calm, patient and kind, yet firm enough that the kids listen and respect her. She goes above and beyond to create a supportive and efficient classroom environment. And as a parent, I really appreciate her clear, consistent communication. Becca, the 3rd grade teacher's assistant, is also proactive and really gets the kids. Patrick, the Spanish teacher, is one of the most dynamic, engaging, and effective teachers ever. His students love the fun activities and catchy songs he incorporates in his class. He makes learning fun! He also teaches chess and woodcarving and it seems like he can make any subject interesting. Kristy Fitts and Christie Fullerton were also great teachers, and planned lots of engaging projects, field trips, and holiday-themed activities. Nathan, the nature studies teacher, is fantastic and plans some great hands-on activities for the kids, like making their own salads to eat and making their own hugenkultur beds for gardening. For families who prioritize a nurturing environment with smaller class sizes and a variety of electives, this school has a lot to offer. The academics are more relaxed than rigorous, which would be a good fit for those prioritizing a balanced lifestyle. That said, we have found that the school has been navigating some challenges with managing disruptive behavior effectively, which impacts the learning environment.

We have been at this school since my son was in 1st grade and my daughter started Kindergarten. It…read moreis truly a special and unique school. My son particularly loves learning about animals and the ocean, and there is a Nature Studies class offered, taught originally by Mary and now Nathan. Both excellent! They learn not only about animals, but ecosystems and plants. My daughter told me the other day that they are growing things in the outside garden and making salads from what they grew that they actually get to eat! We have been pleased with all of their teachers so far, but my son's 4th teacher Alexa really stands out. She is vibrant, engaged, and kind, and I can tell genuinely interested in the students and eager for them to learn. My son is sad to see this year come to a close because he has enjoyed the year so much. He has generally not been one to seek out opportunities to lead but Alexa has trusted him to do that, and I can tell it has boosted his confidence. My daughter's teacher this year for third grade is Adrienne. My daughter loves her. She said she is so patient and kind, but she get's the kids to learn. My daughter told me the other day that she wants to become a teacher because of Adrienne- what better testament to her teaching skills than that! My daughter will be sad to see the year come to a close as well. And finally I want to give a shout out to Natasha, the theatre teacher, and Sam, who teaches ceramics. Just wow. The theatre program at Innovations is truly one of a kind. She puts on so many shows, it is hard to see them all! I have enjoyed each and every show I have seen. My kids have also enjoyed classes with Sam. This is also a unique opportunity that not every school has to learn pottery, and working with ceramics to make various things like flowers, pizzas, ghosts, snow men. I love the projects they bring home. No school is going to be perfect, but as a family we are very grateful we found such an amazing school.

I came here to attend my child's graduation. I am not sure how much money this school raises with…read moreeach year's "jog-a-thon." However, you'd think that the school could provide shade or seating for the families in attendance. Whoever planned the 2024 5th grade promotion should be terminated and never be tasked with a project that requires basic thinking or logic! I attended this school as a child and 2 of my other children attended and I have never experienced something so uneventful and lacking in basic necessities. I would advise you to enroll your child in a school other than Dailard.

Less than desirable... Good luck if your just starting out…read morehere! My child had only 1 quality teacher the entire 6 years! Four teachers left 6 months into the year, went out on medical leave, or just quit. Not a stable environment for your kid. Bullying from teachers (Beatrice Bernal) happens here, and gets swept under the rug. Start school shopping now: Hearst, Green & Benchley, are better.

Teachers are great, I believe they do their best and care about all the kids. They have fun events…read morefor kids and field trips off campus. They have a nice garden where they teach kids how to grow food. They don't allow dogs on campus. Parking lot is tiny, mainly on for staff. They have a lost and found. They have an after school program called Prime time for children who qualify. I love that they recognize children in each class for their hard work every month and they have fun movies nights.

I didn't have any negative experiences. All of my child's teachers seemed very dedicated,…read morepassionate, and caring toward the students. I might be overthinking it, but I did get the sense that children whose parents seemed a bit closer to the teachers were more likely to receive awards. I'm not complaining at all. just something I happened to notice. I do feel that keeping a bit of professional distance, like not connecting with parents on Instagram, can be a good idea. But that's just my personal view.

My daughter has been with SEA for the past 2+ years and I can't speak highly enough of the care,…read morethe love, the support SEA has given us. The teachers, directors, and support staff love Annie like she' their own and that philosophy is felt to the core. Particularly, Annie has been with Miss Tammy and Miss Paige this past year in Dolphins and these two teachers have been immensely valuable in supporting Annie's development. Beyond that, they've also helped me build my own confidence as a parent, which has only strengthened and supported my connection with Annie. We'll greatly miss SEA and will forever be part of the family. 10/10 recommend!!

I absolutely love this daycare! The directors do an incredible job of building a curriculum that is…read morespecially designed for each of their classrooms. All of the teachers are warm and caring. They are very mindful which classroom each child is in depending on their developmental milestones. They will move them up when the child is ready and always are willing to have a conversation about it if a parent feels differently about anything. They are amazing at keeping up with healthcare recommendations, especially enforcing vaccination, which I greatly appreciate in this era. They are very transparent about any infectious outbreaks that are happening so that parents are aware for each individual classroom to be on the lookout for symptoms in their own child. They use dojo to communicate so that we can see pictures and videos of all of the great learning and fun that our children are having as well as to send messages to the parents. They celebrate all of the national and international holidays, which makes this daycare, especially culturally inclusive. I love the diversity of the teachers and the children, building a wonderful social foundation for my children to experience while they have been here from three months all the way through five years of age.