1515 Maplewood St
La Verne, CA 91750

There seems to be a noticeable discrepancy in treatment between classes, with D Street receiving special privileges like outfit changes, while the rest of us share generic outfits for multiple dances. It's disheartening to witness this favoritism.Moreover, there's a lack of compassion for students who are absent or struggling. Instead of offering support and guidance, she tends to replace struggling students with her favorites from D Street, relegating others to the back. This practice not only undermines the learning environment but also leaves many feeling discouraged.Adding to the frustration is the fact that the only outfits she had for the rest of the classes were a set of 30 moo moos, continuously switched between classes. On top of that, her consistently bad attitude and constant frowning create a negative atmosphere during lessons. Despite dedicating myself to dance for four years and participating in multiple clubs, I can't help but question why we're paying for an experience that seems inconsistent, demotivating, and lacking in both variety and positive energy. It's crucial for the overall dance community that these concerns are addressed to enhance the quality of instruction and fairness for all students.

I had 3 children attending this school from pre school. My oldest had severe medical issues, my middle child medical and Autism. My children did have many absences related to this, and my Autistic son was bullied two years in a row. Despite this being all on record, when the new principal started, there was nothing but problems. She went as far as trying to remove my child's medical device and revoked my Autistic child's permit (we are in Bonita unified school district). After 2 years of my son being bullied and suffering from extreme anxiety and stress, this principal revoked his permit, but not my youngest son's, after my son did not miss a day after being put on a attendance contract. We are very very happy with our home school, but what she put my son through is just unforgiving. He already had all the stress and anxiety and switching schools after being there for 6 years (beginning in the Autistic program) gave him so much more stress and his emotional well being was severely impacted. This same principal tried to tell me my Type 1 child was "ok" because she walked by his classroom and looked at him. He was not ok. His blood sugar was near 400. My children had some wonderful teachers, but the principal seemed very uncaring and rude. It has been a huge relief to be free of that. I can't even count how many times she tried to argue about a disease she knew nothing about. Thank you to the wonderful teachers.

Can't wait for it to be over, difficult to get resources needed to help my child..lack transpercy