I feel the school provided a safe environment for the kids. I also feel the director also look out…read morefor the benefit of the students future. That one step meant a lot for any parents.

I've had my son at this school since June 2022. I toured several daycares/preschools in the area…read morebefore choosing this one. Firstly, the location and classrooms are fantastic. A lot of daycares have small, musty grounds that seem uncomfortable for children to be cooped up in all day, but the Montessori Academy of Chino has HUGE, open, sunny classrooms with plenty of space for the kids. The entrance is secure and the sign in/out process is easy on their device (no annoying sheets to sign every day). Their outside area is gated and faces away from the street, so it also feels very safe. Secondly, the staff are attentive. Outside of the classroom, on the rare occasion I've had an issue, the director or owner have communicated quickly and directly. Inside the classroom, the teachers are nice and seem like they enjoy their job. They have plenty of fun activities for the kids and are wonderful about having special events! There is occasional turnover, but that is to be expected with any early education center. The main teachers have stayed consistent which is great for the kids. Overall, our family simply loves this school. I can't thank them enough for all they do!

My daughter went there for about her whole life. She's a27 but she loved it there. She had so many…read morefriends.

This school has made a HUGE impression on my family. I didn't know anything about the…read moreschool/church. Long story short: I had found this school by mistake and I am so glad I did. The school staff office, teachers and Principal Mr. Ramirez, has welcomed my family with open arms. I love this school!! We enrolled our daughter to K, and she has bloomed very quickly. She's speaking up more and giving new ideas. I'm very impressed. Yes, the school hasn't opened yet, but that hasn't stopped the school from teaching. I would LOVE to give this school a highest score for all their hard work and keeping the parents up to date. Thank you St. George for everything.

We've been part of Foothill Country Day School for 10 years, starting from preschool, and now our…read moreson is entering 8th grade. What stands out to us is that this school truly focuses on the whole child. Yes, the academics are good, but more importantly, our son has learned how to think independently, treat others with kindness, and carry himself with confidence and respect. Over the years, we've watched him grow into a confident, kind, and grounded young person - something we value even more than academic success. As parents, we've also grown alongside our child. The school supports families with open communication and by bringing in experts to talk about real-life topics like mental health, screen time and gaming, and what the future might look like for our kids - all of which have been incredibly helpful for us as parents. After 10 years here, this has been more than just a school experience - it's shaped our family in the best way.

The "Chef" is the last person I'd be calling a Chef. She has no sense of respect and appreciation…read morefor anyone. She makes you feel less than welcome. She doesn't train, she hovers and yells and spirals out of control when someone tries to do it their own way. Everything has to be done her specific way. You don't even get to cook, you just prep, clean up HER mess and do HER dishes with. No appreciation. People come and go from that kitchen yet she still remains. The "Chef" will shun your child if you're an "add on" lunch "don't your parents give you money for lunch? We can't keep feeding you, some of this lunch is for the kids that pay for it" There was a rat problem in the kitchen and she wouldn't do anything about it. Just laugh it off and never tell her boss about it and demanded food still be made in the kitchen. HR DOESN'T DO anything about her. They tell you to toughen up and just do it her way because it's her kitchen. They tell you to talk it out with her but the "chef" doesn't want to talk, only dictate. She's clearly the problem and only likes who she likes.

I've loved my experience bringing my children to Fern Academy the past couple years. They are well…read moretaken care of with teachers who truly love what they do, and I know my kids are getting a very strong foundation, both academically and socially. I also love how they teach my children things I never thought to teach them about -- my kids have learned so much it astounds me...it never gets old & I'm so impressed by what this Academy has done for all their students. It truly shows they put so much effort into making children's experiences and memories so special. There are so many fun learning activities that the students can participate in! Brings me to tears when I see my kids at their Winter Recitals or Graduation ceremonies, and even at parent conferences, because they've come such a long way. Everything I do is for them, and this is so worth it. A BIG THANK YOU!! to Mrs. O, who has been there for my babies and I from Day One! P.S. My Latino Babies can speak Spanish and Mandarin, and they have conversations in different languages with others when we're out and about, thanks to this wonderful Academy.

My child has made tremendous progress at Fern Academy, both academically and socially. We have seen…read morenoticeable growth in the way he communicates with others, participates in group activities, follows classroom routines, and builds relationships with his teachers and classmates. His learning skills have also improved greatly, and he has become more confident, curious, and eager to participate. We are especially grateful to Mrs. Gabby and Ms. Mary for their patience, encouragement, and continued support. They truly care about the children and always communicate with families thoughtfully. We feel very fortunate to have such dedicated teachers supporting our child's growth.

Lovely place, the tutors are wonderful. They take the time to help the kids making sure they…read moreunderstand. The tutors are very detail oriented with the students making sure they do their homework and get worksheets to improve their understanding.

Honestly, you can't go wrong having your kids learn from EWB. They have awesome instructors…read moreteaching kids in area of need(s) or to advance in their academic. The instructors are all very patience in their teaching. I remember when I first signed my sons up for EWB summer session, I chose part-time since my youngest was only 7 years old, but after the first day, we went to full time. My boys were having ton of fun while learning. They never want to leave when I go pick them up. And it was self-reassurance of my right decision about EWB when my kids would tell me about all the stuffs they learned and how great their day were. Totally recommend EWB!!

Excellent and conducive environment for learning and establishing positive social relationships…read more Great staff and sports programs. My 6th grade granddaughter and second grade granddaughter have been attending since kindergarten and have been very happy there.

We are new to California. I was looking for a Christian private school for my 2 boys…read more I spoke to a lady at this school today. She asked of what Christian faith we were.. I told her we were just Christian.. she said what kind of Christian.. I said.. well, I was raised Mormon (because I'm honest) I didn't say this part.. Finding myself and my truth was the hardest thing I've ever done. Breaking away from the Mormon church in Utah.. was no easy task. However I did it for me and my kids and I'm proud of the choices I've made. I don't care for organized religion. So.. I told her we were christian. Because we believe in Christ. I'm open to it all. Catholics, Protestant, Mormons, Even atheist. Because I don't judge. I just love. She then said.. We don't accept Mormons. I said... I just told you we aren't Mormon. (Haven't been for 10 years) She said. Oh right. You said that. She proceeded to say that people new to the area need to establish a church and wait 3 months. Then get a pastor reference. I get it. I'm a rule follower. However, am I suppose to put my kids in public for 3 months? Then switch them as they're getting acclimated? Or just not put my kids in school and wait to see if they accept us. Already judging us? That's not very Christ like. I don't care to be apart of a school or church that's judge mental. That's one reason I left the Mormon religion. The lack of knowledge and lack of understanding was a humbling conversation for me. After her saying all that. I said, You know what? I don't think this school is right for us. Thank you for your time. Thank you Ontario Christian, for showing me what I want no part of.

Our little one just graduated pre-K last Friday it was such a bittersweet moment leaving CPCC after…read moretwo years, and we'd all miss the wonderful teachers and staff who made him who he is today. When he first started he did have to adjust -- I'm assuming it's because of how big the class is in comparison to his previous daycare. But it didn't take long for him to blossom, all thanks to Ms. Tonja & Ms. Lorraine's class! Then he moved to Mrs. Jennifer & Mrs. Cassie's class the following year, and he absolutely loved it. When we had to travel during my husband's paternity leave to visit my parents in Asia, he kept asking when we'd go back because he'd missed his friends and teachers. We clearly see the genuine love that's poured towards the kids not only from the teachers, but also the staffs. Not only they remember each of the kids' names, they also give hugs (and stickers, ha) on the daily basis. The principal is also very involved, which we appreciated. Would highly recommend anyone to put their kids at CPCC-- it's worth the wait and every penny. Can't wait for the baby brother to join in a couple of years!

My concern is specifically with the director, not the teachers or entire staff. I understand that…read moredealing with conflicts between children and families is not easy, but that is also why someone in a director position needs to remain neutral and consistent and not make decisions based on personal relationships with the families. There is a difference between enforcing school policies and personally involving yourself in a conflict based on emotions or assumptions. This became especially concerning in an incident involving a child who was repeatedly being bitten and hit by another student, resulting in bruises and eventually a fear of going to school at all. While I understand there are procedures the school must follow when addressing incidents between students, my concern is with how the director handled the situation beyond those procedures. From what I witnessed, she became personally involved and appeared to let her own emotions and assumptions influence her response rather than remaining neutral. All in all, my takeaway is that if your child ever has an issue involving another family at this school, I would hope that family does not have a close relationship with the director. Based on what I witnessed, I would have serious concerns about whether both sides would be treated equally and without favoritism.

Sorry for the long post but hopefully this helps other parents who are considering this school…read more Enrolled my son for summer camp at HEIGHTS CHRISTIAN in Chino Hills based on amazing reviews I read. He's 5 years old and going into Kinder. First day we went for drop off I noticed how disorganized everyone in the office was but thought maybe the first day was a little chaotic. My husband returned for pick up in the afternoon and walked into the office to give my sons name. The women at the desk radioed 2 different classrooms where kinder was held and both teachers stated that they did not have any child by that name. The third classroom stated they had him and sent him up. When the child arrived to the office, it was NOT our son. My husband began to get nervous and started looking for him himself before seeing him across the campus alone, fidgeting with his backpack. On the way home my husband open my sons lunchbox to see how much of his food he had eaten. His food was completely untouched including the cookies. Knowing my son, if he was given his lunch then the cookies would have definitely been gone. He asked my son what happened at lunch and my son responded that he didn't know where his lunchbox was. 5 min later my son began crying stating he had an accident in his car seat. My son hasn't had an accident since he was potty trained at 2 years old. When my husband asked what happened, my son stated that he held it all day because he didn't know where the bathroom was. In addition to not knowing where my son was at pick up, my son was not cared for during the 6hrs he was there. At 5 years old I would have expected there to be some level of monitoring at lunch time as well as ensuring the kindergartners knew where to use the restroom. I am so sad that my son had such a horrible experience at such a "prestigious" school. I called the principle who seemed apologetic but gave no answers as to why my son was neglected for 6hrs. I was also told that I would receive a call back regarding a refund of the money I had prepaid for the week but have yet to receive a call back.

Really bad school and does not allowing your kids to advanced. Really disappointed…read more They only cares about money. They trick us to pay for the test and my kid pass the test but they not letting her to go to kindergarten.

Excellent school and staff. My kids Haagen been going there for more than 8 years. And they have…read moreimproved a lot.

Why do I drive 45-60 mins in traffic each way just so my son can attend this school? Please bare…read morewith me as I pour my heart out and be 100% open. I cannot even begin to explain the anxiety I had trying to figure out where I can put my son for preschool. Having just moved to the Inland Empire area, I wasn't very familiar with the school system but living in an area where the schools are 9/10 top in the state, it still "public" schooling. My child would still be one of many at that school, will he even be noticed? Will a teacher ever contact me if they suspect something? With everything I have been hearing and seeing about public schools these days, those were all valid feelings I had. I was searching for months as to which school my son would start in. Then I heard about New Dimensions from a neighbor and decided to attend their open house. OMG! I LOVED ABSOLUTELY EVERYONE FROM THE STAFF TO THE PARENTS WHOSE KIDS ALREADY GO THERE. Their curriculum is really advanced and my child being a student there for 2 years now has grown drastically compared to others his age. I really do think it has a lot to do with this school. The fact that everyone there knows my 5 year old by name is amazing to me. The comfort of the family environment is everything, and the personalized attention he gets...I literally get texts from his teachers of cute pictures of activities he did that day or how he excelled in one particular task. Being an involved parent is extremely important to me and this school makes that sooooooooooo much easier and more pleasant. Any concern I would voice about my son (i.e. he still sucks his thumb) they would literally work on the next day. He came home smiling saying GUESS WHAT MOM I NO LONGER NEED TO SUCK MY THUMB BECAUSE I'M SAFE AT SCHOOL. You can't imagine the joy this brought me. I could go on and on but if you ever have any doubt or want to know anything about this amazing school...please feel free to ask me...yes I love the school that much!

Many family members for years including myself and my children walked through the halls and…read moreclassrooms of the old Chino High School. It was so sad to see the school torn down. A prison looking building has been put up in its place. It's nice but cold looking. Thankfully the gym and football field for Friday Night Lights games are still there. Buildings football area are worn could use some sprucing up. It would have been nice if a memorial with the bricks from the old school was used to build an acknowledgment to the students for the prior classes, to the history of farmers and dairy land families who attended and were the old CHS. Yes It was a gut punch to see my alma mater gone. Tear was shed. I understand progress. But you can't have progress without there being history.

This school is no help with your future the counselors suck the worst takes them like a month to…read morereply to your email and when they do they always say they can't help. If you go to this school you'll just have to figure it all out on your own because this school isn't any help