When I arrived at the front office and informed the staff member (a blonde-haired woman whom I…read morebelieve is Mrs. Dominguez) that I needed to withdraw my son, I was told to come back from 8:00 AM and 10:00 AM. The next day , I asked for clarification to why , than was told "that's the registration rules withdrawals are limited to that time frame ", The interaction felt dismissive and unnecessarily curt. I then asked if there was anything specific I would need to bring when returning the next day during the designated hours. She quickly told me a short list of required items, and I left the office. Once in my car, I realized we had an absence note that had not yet been submitted. I had already inputed the absences through the parent portal weeks ago but than learned they were not accepted electronically, so I wrote a note. I sent my son back inside to submit the physical note, but he returned saying it would not be accepted.i asked him why he said idk she just said "no I can't take it." I then went back in personally to hand in the note and was told it could not be accepted because my son was absent that day. I explained that he was in the process of being withdrawn and therefore would not be present that day or the following day bc he's being withdrawn , what sense does that make he's not coming to this school anymore?? She was again rude as fuck, bad attitude and I asked her for her name. That's when she ran in the back office. At that point, I seen a dean i spoke with before and I explained the situation. He than clarified that the system would not allow the note to be entered while my son was marked absent, but once the withdrawal was completed, the absence documentation could be processed. I appreciated his calm explanation and assistance.i said ok thank you soo much .. (My concern was ensuring that his absences were properly documented so he would not be marked truant. ) However, during this interaction, with the dean lil blonde girl aka ms. Dominguez came from behind the bullet proof offices and ran passed me out front to get the local school law enforcement . I want to be clear that I was not refusing to leave or causing a disturbance, or behaving aggressively. I was simply attempting to resolve a documentation issue to prevent potential truancy complications and write up a complaint..she called the police bc you didn't want to give me your name, or because you couldn't clarify a simple question with an educated answer.. idk. My primary concern is not the policy itself but the manner in which the situation was handled. The communication was dismissive, unhelpful, and escalated unnecessarily. Calling law enforcement during a routine administrative discussion felt excessive , like that shit cute, I play chess not checkers, I don't know was she scared , being behind bulletproof glass , lmao . reactions are caused by actions, your extremely rude I wanted your info to report you to your superiors a simple write up thats what adults do when being treated poorly !! instead of behaving like children arguing, fussing . I don't argue n fuss sweetheart I handle business. and you chose to run to get the police. While I was in my same flow talking to the dean. Thats soo cute. There's no flipping the script you're not a victim, they can easily run the cameras back dumb dumb that's all the office has to do. SMH. Front office staff represent the school and are often the first point of contact for families. Professionalism, clear communication, and respectful interaction are essential -- especially in an environment serving children and families. Additionally, when I asked for the rude staff member her name, I was told No, clearly she would not provided it. As a public school employee working directly with families, this information should not be withheld. Her dumb ass is in the school directory ms. Dominguez !! Obviously she's too comfortable treating our kids like this and when talking to an adult, she thought it was OK, this is not how adults carry themselves let alone a school front office staff member sweetheart you need to grow up, your setting a horrible example. If a child is unsure of something we teach them to ask , so they understand. This is a huge part of learning not being scared to challenge an answer (not aggressively) but to have a better understanding of things.. this is how humans create and learn.. n your front desk can't do basic clerical communication, I'm scared to even ask about the teachers interacting with the students behind close doors at this point. the principal sees the staff first hand everyday he has to hear about this from parents , kids etc. Sometimes as parents and kids we allow this type of behavior by being passive and giving people the benefit of the doubt. But sometimes we need to speak up so there supervisors know what's going on.. this principal is too nice to have bs people like this representing his school..

Great school I love it a lot of keep it going I will see if you have a good one and I'll be sure…read moreand let me see what I have think I will have it done and then I'll get it over with the boys to get the boys and I can go over to your place to see you then and

the school is very getto and the bathrooms are barely clean, the girls bathrooms are the worse,…read morepads on the door, poop on the walls, the only good thing was how the teachers put grades in quickly.

The schools football team is very good but the school is very messy and ghetto if your kid is not…read moremature do not bring them here and lots of fights happen and they gather kids and attack and harass others.

MOR is the small school with a big heart. Based on Catholic principles, it teaches the children…read moreabout the Catholic faith while also providing excellent scholastics. My child has been attending this school for several years and I see how she grows every year both academically and spiritually. The classrooms are small - about 15 to 1 ratio. And the teachers are loving and caring with the children. But they also challenge them to learn and provide the perfect atmosphere for children to blossom. The principal, Mrs. Cassariego, is a very good leader and very involved in the schools day-to-day activities. I am proud to have my daughter at this school. Go Cudas!

Mother Of Our Redeemer is an utterly abysmal institution, and you would be wise to shield your…read moreoffspring from its gates. While their promotional imagery presents a polished facade, the reality within those walls is downright dreadful. Mrs. Casariego, the principal, does absolutely nothing but smirk for the cameras, peddling the blatant lie that this is an excellent academy. She squanders resources upgrading her own lavish office while remaining willfully blind to her atrocious faculty. This establishment desperately requires a complete purge of both its leadership and teaching staff. In fact, the notoriously abrasive Mrs. Torres was rightfully terminated by the school board because she was a walking catastrophe. Furthermore, the educators here do not teach; they simply spoon-feed the students. Mr. Terron, my son's math teacher, habitually plastered the answer keys directly on the board because he lacks the competence to actually instruct. My children pay excellent attention and earn straight A's in every other subject, yet math yielded an F solely due to this wretched instruction. My son was an advanced honor roll student at his previous school, but this place tanked his record and cost him his accolades. To make matters worse, the music teacher, Ms. Natasha, treated my daughter with pure hostility. The staff only dropped their fake acts and confessed to the school's internal rot during the summer when I announced our departure. My children used to pile into the car looking utterly miserable every single day, and their joy only returned the moment I pulled them out of that environment. To top it all off, the physical facility itself is utterly filthy. Watch how quickly the administration scrambles to delete this review, simply because they cannot handle the unvarnished, disgraceful truth.

My husband and I visited this location on Saturday, June 26th at the 7:30pm time. We had one our…read moreour close friends a party for her and her fiancé for their first wedding meeting/outing. Jessica was our painting instructor, and she was EXCELLENT! She walked around to see if anyone of us needed assistance and also made sure we had what we needed to complete our painting. She took her time with the instructions, and the class went really well. Jessica made every guest feel like they was an artist. Every guest painting looked close to what Jessica demonstrated, and illustrated, to us all. The guests were all engaged in learning the correct strokes and created their masterpieces:-) I highly recommend Jessica for any guests teacher. I'm sure that other teachers are great, but Jessica went over and beyond with our group. Thank you Jessica, job well done. We will definitely be back soon. I'm happy with my painting. I'm a teacher, but I've never been an artist. :-)

Our paint instructor, Chandra, was great. She walked us through each part of the landscape plus…read moreprovided options for other pieces to add (if we choose). We had such a fun time. The background music was a nice touch. We'll be back. Definitely a cool way to spend the evening.

Alan has been a math tutor for both of my daughters over the past 5 years and I cannot say enough…read moregood things about him! Alan has worked with my daughters on study skills, test preparation, classwork and homework assignments, and he has also assisted them in preparing for the SAT in both math and reading. Alan started working with my daughters in middle school and has continued to help them through their high school years and even in to college with my oldest daughter. Both my daughters have worked with Alan using Skype for the past several years and it has made scheduling regular tutoring sessions very convenient and flexible. In addition to being very knowledgeable he is also very patient and easy for my girls to understand. Many times they have said that he explains things in a way that they understand so much better than in the classroom. Alan is truly a professional and a fantastic tutor! I am so happy to have found Alan as a tutor for my daughters and I don't think we could have found anyone better.

From the owner: Pre-law; 1L subjects; Legal Writing and Research, Bar exam, math and sciences, and English as a…read moresecond language tutoring.

After three kids and all sorts of experiences with child care, Early Years has been the best…read moreexperience we have encountered. I wish I had enrolled my two older kids there. My third child left VPK reading. As a result, he excelled in kindergarten. They have a caring environment, and excellent customer service. The Director is very accommodating, understanding, and a big supporter of education in general. She is always making sure Early Years is keeping up with all trends and educational tools, books, etc. In VPK, my child was challenged, and when the teacher saw he mastered a skill, she would work with him individually, giving him more advanced work.

This is a mediocre school at best. They only have enrollment because of the lack of great choices…read morein that neighborhood. The VPK program was absolutely terrible!! The teacher was mean and rude. My child cried daily! He was punished for things like eating too slow! There is a huge turn around of teachers. My child constantly had his teachers switched because they would leave. The director seems lost and doesn't discipline teachers even if they have several complaints against them. She covers it all up. The last straw was when his teacher took him on a field trip without my permission. I had not trusted them to take him so I did not send permission slip. They took him anyway. Talk about negligence! That's just scary! Do not put your child at this school. Specially not VPK. Save your money and put them in public school.