403 5th St
Vallejo, CA 94590

We enrolled our child in the program because we value Spanish and wanted him to be exposed to an additional language at an early age. The school indicated that instruction would be delivered in a mix of English and Spanish. However, our child’s experience did not reflect that description. He reported that subjects such as math and science were taught solely in Spanish, which made it difficult for him to follow the lessons.As a result, he struggled to understand what was expected of him throughout the day. For example, he did not eat lunch because he did not recognize when it was lunchtime, and there did not appear to be sufficient support to ensure he understood basic routines. This suggests a gap between the school’s stated approach and the actual classroom experience.Clear communication about the language of instruction is important so families can make informed decisions. If the program is primarily conducted in one language, it would be helpful for the school to present that accurately and transparently.As you can imagine, My kid's future is not to be taken lightly; I immediately transfered him after one day there.

Awesome, the teachers actually care about the welfare of the student.