This is the biggest scam. We had an event there and they took a $350 cleaning fee and $1000…read moresecurity deposit. Our cleaning crew stayed until 2 AM to leave the place squeeky clean. Not only they charged the $350, but they also kept the $1,000 security deposit. When we asked why, they said it was because of confetti. We called other people that had events there, and they all said that they didn't get their deposit back either and CONFETTI was the reason. These people are thieves. I hope no one else falls for this dirty scam.

I thought that not only would my dream wedding disolve into elopement but I may never speak to my…read morefamily again. I really hated the venue search for my wedding...until I found this place. It has the beautiful outdoor feel and uniqueness that I was looking for, its a synagogue so my parents are happy, and the price tag was just right for our budget. I'll have to update this review after the wedding but as of now - I'm one happy camper.

Our experience at Montessori of the Village was, unfortunately, marked by significant lapses in…read morecommunication and professional standards that we feel are important for other families to be aware of. Safety and communication protocols regarding student release were a primary concern. On more than one occasion, I arrived for scheduled pickup after a significant commute only to find my son had been released to his other parent without any prior notification or check-in with me. In a high-stakes environment like childcare, proactive and reliable communication regarding pickup changes is an essential expectation that was not met. Beyond safety, we found the school environment difficult to navigate from a parental partnership perspective. We consistently felt a lack of transparent outreach from the staff, and interactions with the director were frequently dismissive rather than collaborative, making it difficult to address concerns in the best interest of our child. Additionally, the day-to-day operations--specifically the parking situation during drop-off and pickup--often felt disorganized and unsafe due to consistent illegal parking. We believe in the Montessori philosophy, but unfortunately, the execution and professionalism at this location did not align with the supportive, high-standard environment we were seeking for our son.

Couldn't be more proud of this establishment. My daughter has been going here for about a year and…read morea half and the teachers and the attention to details are incredible. I feel like she's learning incredibly fast and we can't wait to send our son in a few months as well as he's turning 1 1/2! I would recommend this place to absolutely anyone

We have been in this school for about a year and I cannot recommend it enough. It is very clean,…read moreneatly organized, teachers are involved and respectful. Miss Gina and Mac are amazing. There is good communication going on, they always respond to any questions. I love their Montessori based style of teaching kids, as well as introducing Spanish. Knowing many languages is so important in modern world. I also love little cute traditions and how holiday celebrations are organized!

We absolutely love DIA! Ms Gina and Ms Mac are absolutely wonderful and we have felt 100% safe and…read morecomfortable with our 3.5 year old at school there. Our son has spend the last 7 months at DIA, and it was so hard to say goodbye. The only reason we moved him is because we moved further away and the drive was getting hard on us. But would hands down recommend DIA, and we would go back in a heartbeat.

As an alumni family of Ilan Ramon Day School, we feel privileged that both of our sons were able to…read moreattend such a wonderful Jewish institution. Our boys are currently excelling in public high school both socially and academically, earning top grades in the highest courses offered. We strongly credit Ilan Ramon for equipping them with the base skills, confidence and core Jewish values that continually drives them with the desire to succeed and thrive. Ilan Ramon Day School is a truly remarkable place where the staff and educators are nurturing and supportive, while still providing personalized instruction tailored to the needs of each child. They have a strong emphasis on academic excellence and intellectual growth, while always keeping an eye on each child's emotional and social development. I often share with my husband that enrolling our children at Ilan Ramon Day School was undoubtedly the best decision we could have made for their futures. The school provided them with a solid educational foundation, a warm and safe place to grow up, and instilled a profound and proud sense of Jewish identity. They have grown into confident and poised individuals who exemplify empathy and kindness. Being a parent today can be tricky but deciding to send your child to Ilan Ramon Day School is truly a "no-brainer." Early childhood education in a top quality Jewish day school is one of the best investments you can possibly make in your child. We are very thankful we made this choice and couldn't recommend Ilan Ramon more highly!

My 2 and 4 year old are living their best life at Ilan Ramon! Singing Jewish songs, making amazing…read morefriendships and building a strong connection to our culture everyday. We are very happy and love the very special school events, especially Shabbat Under The Stars nights.

Wildflower is the most amazing school, where kids have the opportunity to grow and flourish…read more The classroom is always thoughtfully prepared. The indoor space feels like a magical place to play, create, and connect. My daughter is an "outside kid," and Wildflower has the most incredible outdoor space for children to climb, explore, play in the dirt, make potions, look for bugs, invent their own games and the list goes on. The teachers truly tune into the needs of each individual child while also creating a warm and connected classroom environment. They are patient, nurturing, and deeply kind. At every pickup I'm greeted with a huge smile and can immediately tell she's had an amazing day. She always leaves with her cup full after spending time with her friends and teachers. We feel so grateful that our daughter got to spend these early childhood years at Wildflower, and I know the memories and foundation they've given her will stay with her for a very long time.

Wildflower is a TREASURE!! My older son went there for two years, and now my younger son is…read morestarting his second year in the fall, and I could not be feel more lucky to have found this gem of a preschool and these incredible teachers. They are truly "in it" with the kids - guiding developmentally-appropriate conflict resolution, nurturing confidence and voice, expanding their understanding and knowledge, and having fun. The place itself is magical, and the thought and care they put into each interaction, choice, and offering is unmatched. Their gentle flow of the day is beautiful; it's really crafted with such care. They have truly helped both of my kids blossom in incredible ways. I can't recommend this school enough; their love and care is really next level.

After 3 years we had to leave the "Seven Arrows Cult" my daughter had a bully for 3 years and the…read moreschool did nothing to deal with it .

After a handful of years here, we finally decided to cut out of the Seven Arrows cult and, yes,…read moreforfeit several years of "investment" in our kids' futures. Community is their #1 priority and it comes at the cost of what ought be their first priority: a competitive academic education. Hundreds of thousands of dollars are lost to dressing up the campus for events but not a dime is spent on Faculty professional development. Also their version of "community" is only as good as the amount of money you give and the parental cliques you can endear yourself to. If you are parents in a dual-income family, who can't always volunteer at 11am or give up entire days to help out, you are excommunicated by both the school and other parents. We found these overt acts of judgement against the value and ethics of modeling business-building with our kids through our careers to be abhorrent. The school regularly weaves in a denial-based approach toward any concerns you might voice, all while purporting to possess a growth mindset. Margarita, the Head, runs the school with an iron fist - God forbid you ever question anything. For a school that waves the flag of "community and openness", what they really want is everyone to nod in agreement, roll up their sleeves and volunteer all their time, donate generously to support private street closures of non-inclusive events, and tiny-campus makeovers. From a student perspective, it's now well-researched and broadly understood that if a child is bored in class, socializes with peers, or is otherwise not engaged in the curriculum, this is an indication that the program offered is not meeting the intellectual or creative needs of the student. And a well funded school has many options to better flex to the student's needs, offer material through alternative learning modalities, or even revise of the approach/methods altogether. When our kids were bored, the school admin pointed their fingers at our kids (accusing them of having ADHD), or at us (for poor parenting skills) and they heavily implied that our kids be medicated. BEWARE: The school uses a cunning strategy of building their case by recommending that the parents have the child fully evaluated, with a request that the pychologist share their findings with school. In truth, they are building fodder against you, in case they want to "council families out" if you disagree with them on other things. Your physician's account becomes a "menu of opportunity" for the school to manipulate you into seeing things their way, or else have you relinquish your entire investment. Because everybody knows that unless you demonstrate your liking for the Kool-Aid they serve up, your child's future (by way of recommendation letters, support, and referrals at the time of graduation) is at their mercy. Today, the "campuses" are all over the place and disjointed. While the Masquerade event is still a great student experience, our older child was repeatedly bullied by the offspring of entitled, Instagram Mommy wannabe's but the school did little to upset parents with deep pockets. After all, Margarita's gotta bankroll her sprawling Riviera estate somehow. Also BEWARE: When it comes time to give their recommendations of your child to the next school, they don't hold back any details. From how you, as parents, participated in fundraising and underwriting opportunities, to whether or not you have the Rolodex to connect the school to famous thought-leaders, to how much you volunteered time at event preparations, and how much you can publicly advocate on behalf of the school, they tell ALL. And regarding your children, they share everything, too, including medical information (illegal) and details that might actually make your children look bad. Do you really want to place this power into someone else's hands? There's an unbelievably high rate of teacher turnover; many are fresh out of college. And the ones who had "ins" at Harvard Westlake, Brentwood, and Marlborough are now gone. As are many wonderful families who decided they had had enough. We also decided to cut the chord. Though our first child graduated, we didn't want to repeat our mistakes with our second one.

Pulled my kid out after 2 weeks due to the hostile and very cold front office staff. Such an awful…read morefeeling every day and sooooo unwelcoming. The 3 stars are for the beautiful yard only. Do not recommend at all!!! So many other options.

What can I say, it's the one place I go where I know they have to forgive me....3 awsome Pastors,…read moreamazing youth group which my kids are envolved. Low Key and very accepting atmosphere, people greet you with a smile and handshake. And conveniently close to the cheapest gas in Town...Arco

Perfect environment for developing kiddos. Would recommend to friends/fam. 10/10 experience!read more

My husband had wonderful memories of going to school at Sunshine. It was a joy that both of our…read morechildren had an amazing experience attending Sunshine too. The school educational program really prepares kids for elementary school. We have met lifelong friends from our days in toddler class. It was wonderful being part of this community.