Love this school. We did the independent study program and it was wonderful. My son's teacher made him feel like part of the class. This school is very family oriented and helps children build character.
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Posted by a parent on 08/12/09
The charter school does offer extras to the kids that public schools don't such as electives (that the parent pays for), and minimal spanish instruction in class. They do not offer recess which explains the early release, and lunch is not until after 1 for kids who stay for electives, which has been
... Read more difficult for my child at times. The 'director' is a nice guy but lacks the assertiveness to effectively deal with issues that would not fly in a public school. This mentality combined with the newness of the school leads to a lot of disorganization and lack of structure when dealing with student discipline issues, other parents, etc. There are some great teachers, and some that are okay. Most of the staff and teachers children attend school there, which gives the school a very clique like atmosphere. Our experience there has only been average, not exceptional. Read less
Posted by a parent on 06/17/09
This is a wonderful school! I couldn't ask for any better for my daughter! Thank you Mr. Gordan for making this Charter School possible!
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Posted by a parent on 03/10/09
There was/is a waiting list to get into ILCS after only being open one year. We were fortunate to have won 'the lottery' when we were chosen to attend. It is an incredible school to be a part of. I have relatives and friends who work for other schools in the district and even they are impressed with
... Read more all ILCS is doing and has to offer (although they cannot say it around their own campuses.) The flexibility and opportunities it offers students cannot be found at the other elementary schools in Yucaipa. I hope it stays relatively small and personal because the formula and philosophy at Inland Leaders is noteworthy! Read less
Posted by a parent on 10/06/08
We are excited to start our second year at ILCS. We were warned that the first couple of years at a new charter school would be rough at times, although we did not have that experience. We felt the staff was exceptional for the most part. And we are happy that there will not be any combo classes this
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Posted by a parent on 07/29/08
We were fortunate to have our daughter get into this amazing school. As an educator myself, I have high expectations. The school has met and exceeded those expectations. Although this school has no library nor cafeteria, it offers so much more than other public/private schools in the area. Mr. Gordon
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Posted by a parent on 07/28/08
Got to say that this is a school of our dreams. As a picky parent who expects the best for my kids I am beyond pleased. Great teachers, great admin, and great program. This school does more for kids than any other I have seen or heard. Facilities are difficult due to leasing a church, but they seem
... Read more to work around it just fine. Use to homeschool but I would never think of leaving Inland Leaders. Can't wait to see how the second year goes. Read less
Posted by a parent on 07/23/08
This is a brand new school. We came the first year and were very happy we did. This charter school is small (200 kids) and the staff is great. I love the small school/family atmosphere.
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Posted by a parent on 06/26/08
ILCS is a new charter school that openeded in Aug '07. We thought long & hard about taking our kids out of their previous school because it was ok for the most part & change is scary. But it has been a great move for my kids; they are thriving. They are learning great leadership skills & they love
... Read more getting out at 1pm. ILCS also offers electives like karate, Chinese, music, drama, computer animation, fitness & excercise, etc, but some are a little expensive IMO. I don't know any other school that offers even close to that many extra curricular classes. One thing I don't like is they don't have a cafeteria or an assembly room and some of the are too small but there are fewer kids in each class so it works out. Read less
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Yucaipa schools — Inland Leaders Charter School is located at 13456 Bryant St, Yucaipa CA 92399. 13456 Bryant St is in the 92399 ZIP code in Yucaipa, CA The school district for Inland Leaders Charter School is the Yucaipa - Calimesa Joint Usd. Inland Leaders Charter School is a Public school that serves grade levels K - 6.
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