Great school. Teachers are very attentive to the kids and love that they listen to parents. I…read moremyself have had a couple of hiccups that were rectified promptly. My kids will probably stay here throughout High School. With armed security who is always around, it feels safe. My only issue is the inconsiderate parents. You know who you are. 1. Do Not Enter signs mean exactly that. 2. Cones are posted on the parking spots for a reason. 3. Stop blocking the sidewalk. You can call each other instead of pretending to be friends who haven't seen each other in years. 4. Its chaotic picking up kids, get your kid and go. Yes we know you are special, you have to have a discussion with the teacher. Make an appointment. 5. Slow down in the dirt lot. I honestly don't care that we are in a Christian School, you're gonna get cussed out. 6. Learn how to navigate a 4 way stop. End of rant. Go warriors.

The school wasn't what I expected. I enrolled my children there beginning in preschool, but…read moreeventually decided to withdraw two of them. My oldest daughter wanted to remain, so she still attends. In my experience, there aren't many negative reviews online because many families simply choose not to post them. Over the years, I've personally known several families who have left the school. I believe the school has potential, but the administration has LOTS of room for improvement. Concerns are often dismissed or not addressed in a timely or effective manner. If you're considering the school, I recommend asking about teacher retention. There seems to be frequent turnover, and some teachers appear to have limited experience. While there are certainly excellent teachers, many don't stay long enough to provide consistency for students. I'd also ask about class sizes and classroom management. Although the website has historically advertised smaller classes, our experience was closer to 22 students per class. Managing that many young children can be challenging, and there were times when classroom behavior made it difficult for students to focus and learn. Academically, I did not feel the education met my expectations for the tuition cost. I know several families who felt they needed to supplement learning at home to keep their children on track. If class sizes have increased, I believe the school's website should accurately reflect that so prospective families can make informed decisions. At over $11,000 per year per child, I expected a higher level of academic rigor, classroom support, and administrative responsiveness. One positive aspect is the school's commitment to Christian values. I especially appreciated the Wednesday chapel services and the emphasis on teaching the Bible.

So I will try to make this a short post because I can go on and on how amazing this place was for…read moreme, but as a mom of a child who has autism it is so hard to find someone who will love, care , and understand your child's needs, I was one of the longest parents to last at the center, my child started when he was two years old and let me tell you we were truly blessed. We went through every obstacle together and every little milestone together , the program focuses on your child's individual needs and addresses their concerns, there is no judgment in this community on your child's behavior ! We were all there for the same help ,I could not thank Evelin and Fedra enough and the Behavior therapist and subs he has had in between the love and care and patience they had for my son I could not put In words they became our family and our safe haven , one of the greatest additions in the last year was their new BCA Maria , she supports the BTS as well as the family's and i was so greatful for the support all the time , the check ins , and the programs created for my child, if your looking for a spot that you want your child to succeed this school is it, thank you Dream big for truly the best 4 years together.

Staff from top to bottom is absolutely amazing! Every staff member comes in happy and goes the…read moreextra mile for each and every kid there. My son was the for 10 months and the growth I seen in him was amazing. Very professional and always communicating on goals and what they are working on each day to achieve those goals. Highly recommend Dream Big to anyone looking to get their kids in aba therapy.

Our experience at CARD was extended, over one year, and we were very pleased with the type of…read moretherapy, ABA, and with the center and it's techs and administrators. We were clearly explained and included in the therapy, and CARD provided in-school therapy working with the teachers, in-home therapy as well as center based and "community" therapy where therapists went with us out in the world as our child interacted. We always had a clearly communicated plan and they were quick to adapt and evolve the plan as our son's needed changed and evolved. Our son learned skills here most importantly that can help him interact with the world. I'd recommend ABA and CARD based on our experience for sure.

My son stars with CARD when he was 3 yrs old and is 20 yrs old now. When diagnosed in a different…read morestate we were told Caleb would have to be institutionalized when he was 16 or so. We began aggressive ABA therapy and Caleb might be able to live independently soon. Every problem and issue we bring to light is taken care of as a team. We are consistent in all contacts with our son. At 3 yrs old Caleb would have 3+ hour tantrums, was echolalic, and no eye contact. CARD has been instrumental in his progress. While we have had little blips in the road (schedules that need to be adjusted, etc) overall my family is very thankful to CARD and their services. We have had so many therapists over the years - too many to thank, and it was good Becca use Caleb had to adapt to change. Our supervisor, Torie, is doing and excellent job in preparing Caleb to live independently. ABA therapy and CARD services is a team sport, meaning there must be consistency throughout the persons life...school, home, grandparents, etc. For the record our son is diagnosed with moderate to severe autism with ID.

I love Stowell. It is so amazing. I think for kids who have learning disabilities or anything else…read morethat they need help with it truly does help I went there, but I am actually gonna go back tomorrow. Tomorrow is my first day going back, but I literally love this place so much. I definitely recommend it is so helpful. I've learned a lot and it's just crazy to think how it helps your brain when you're like. I feel like that's not gonna help my brain or not gonna help me learn but it really does, everybody so nice and helpful and just amazing. And I love you guys so so much and it was so fun to go there and I am so excited to go tomorrow. But anyways, definitely recommend this place. It is amazing words cannot describe it. It's my heart that describes this place. from student Priscilla.

Love Stowell Learning center! I have taken my sweet foster daughter for the RGM class. I would love…read moreto have her in the full program but haven't been able to get it funded yet. I've got a friend who had their FASD kiddo in the program and raves about the program and results. They've got a new RGM class for kids starting soon...definitely worth checking out!

My granddaughter started going just this year in August. what I have noticed immediately is that…read moreshe doesn't want to miss a day. she may get frustrated because it's a new way of learning, but their methods work because it's geared to each child individually. Today as I picked her up a bit early; there was a few steps to even get inside the school grounds. in these times that gave me a sense of security. Mrs.!1 lol Herrera was at the front desk and she was so pleasant. my granddaughters teachers names are Mrs.Flores and Mr. Herrera; she speaks well of them both. Ms. Vandien is another teacher that she has a friendship with through other families, anytime Krissy has needed assistance she's always helped without question. A plus is a student store that even I had as a child. that gives them incentive to earn and spend. all schools should have them. we are truly blessed to have this opportunity. Much thanks Nitza - Krissys Nana

Thank goodness we have only one year left! It seems like the school is not used to parents who take…read morean active role in their children's educational needs, especially if their kids are on the autism spectrum

It's a district office so a bit hard to review. However if you look at those who work here and the…read moreservices they provide its a slam dunk for 5 stars. They say the district office exists to serve it schools and students. Corona-Norco Unified is shining example of this philosophy. On one side not the local sheriff is based here as well so don't speed around, but can't get a safer place to park. This is a busy facility that has grown over the years to accompany the increase in its student population as the communities around have expanded. I have always been greeted with a helpful and friendly staff here and find it pleasant when I have meetings here. If you do have meeting here there are plenty of locations either within a short walk or less than a 5 minute drive.

Where do I start,…read more Very disappointed with my experience with this school district. Staff is rude, dismissive, and seems to rush parents off the phone without even allowing them to fully explain their questions or concerns. There is definitely a lot of room for improvement when it comes to communication and customer service.