226 Iron Dr
Vista, CA 92083

I am very surprised by the 4 star rating on this school. Both my kids have done really well here and both are happy. There must be an error in this rating.

Save yourself the TK hassle and keep your baby in daycare if you can. This school mixes 3-5 year olds in TK and don't have enough supervision for as many children as they want to take in. Received multiple calls a week with minor incidents and calls were not consistent with more serious ones. They don't watch kids close enough to the point of letting them put their hands on each other and then they want to call you and complain. the teachers have have been doing this too long they're burnt out. If you are raising a baby with good manners be prepared to unteach problems behaviors from others the school does not care to educate. They will waste your time pulling your child out of class for emotional support groups but it's optional if your child isn't the problem. There are better bilingual schools in this area just do more research.

I am extremely disappointed with my child’s experience with this teacher Megan Vidaurri Throughout the school year, we felt the classroom environment was not supportive or encouraging. Instead of helping my child succeed, the interactions we experienced felt condescending, dismissive, and discouraging.A teacher’s role is to guide students, provide support, and create a classroom where every student feels respected and valued. Unfortunately, our experience left my child feeling unsupported and unheard.I also have serious concerns about whether all students were being treated fairly and equally. Some of the interactions and experiences raised concerns for our family about bias and possible discriminatory treatment.Parents trust teachers with their children’s education and well-being. When that trust is affected, it is important to speak up and advocate for students. I hope this feedback encourages reflection, accountability, and a commitment to ensuring every student is treated with respect and given a fair opportunity to succeed. Based on our experience, I would strongly encourage parents to carefully consider their options and ask questions before placing their child in this teacher’s classroom. A good education requires a teacher who is supportive, respectful, and invested in helping students succeed. Unfortunately, that was not the experience my child had.