Glenmoor Elementary School

We absolutely loved this school. We were immediately contacted after submitting our application and they made the process an easy one. My son, Alex was met with kindness and positivity from the staff and all the kids in his grade. He never had a problem with anyone. They have many activities for the kids and their families with plenty of volunteer opportunities. Super communication from Mrs Marsh and all of the teachers. They even have an app that the parents can use to communicate with one another. Holy Spirit is very much a family that we were proud to be apart of.We will definitely miss this school. Such a blessing!

Fremont Christian is an amazing School for Students to learn in a safe environment with many opportunities to thrive.

Heed the warnings from previous reviews that mention bullying! I don't usually write reviews but want to warn other parents before the damage is done. We went to POP for many years and heard and witnessed many incidents of bullying (including physical harm to students by other students , students being called racial slurs and older kids intimating younger students by blocking the halls and pushing them out of the way) but nothing was ever done and worse yet, they have instituted ZERO policies to ensure safety at the school despite multiple complaints. Additionally, during the pandemic when home schooling was in place, we noticed that several of the Teachers routinely bullied one child and shamed him in front of the others on a daily basis. We knew this because we heard it over Zoom. We told the parents and they shared with the school and nothing done! There should be a Zero tolerance for bullying and this should be addressed Day 1 with a clear WRITTEN POLICY and immediately addressed at back to school night (especially since the school includes middle school where bullying is at it's worse) and there should be clear guidelines enforced from ALL school administrators but here, Staff just looks away and worse yet, is complicit in the bullying. We stayed bc fortunately for us it didn't impact our child directly until it did! We found out that our child was being actively bullied by older kids and peers for months and we were never notified by anyone at the school. When we directly confronted Teachers and the Principal they did absolutely nothing and in fact, scapegoated our child to be shunned by the school community. Yes, bullying is a sad reality at all schools but if you can't trust that the school is going to communicate with you if problems do arise, provide a safe place in which your child can thrive socially/ academically without physical/ emotional harm and partner with you to give your child the support/ compassion/ caring they deserve if they are bullied then it's definitely worth your child's self esteem and overall well being.

This review is really for all the schools operated LAPMS. Please believe the other not so positive reviews when they say staff turnover is extremely high! While my child was there, he had more than six teachers in a six month period of time. Their corporate management is concerned about one thing, and one thing only, and that is their profit margins. There is no room for teacher growth, teacher pay is below standard, burn out is extremely high, there’s no appreciation for what the teaching staff does for the program and basic teacher to child ratios are not met most of the time. One of the highest tuitions in the county and minimal materials on the shelf, what are we paying $350 for material fees for annually? There is no diversity, and if your child is deemed high energy, your child will be terminated. Center directors, gaslight parents, and provide minimal updates unless your child is misbehaving as they characterize your child’s behavior. For the cost, there are so many other programs available with less turnover and higher quality care. When looking for care for your child, ask the directors, how many teachers are fully qualified and how many teachers have their full Montessori credential, as most staff do not carry these minimal requirements. As a parent, what are you paying for? Do a little homework before you decide to enroll here!