Schools in Tarzana, CA
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“My son went here for kindergarten and also for summer camp and it was such an amazing experience. The teachers and staff are wonderful, everybody here is warm and welcoming and it's such a nurturing environment. My son went into the kindergarten program without any formal academic experience. By the time he left he was above and beyond where he needed to be going into elementary school. His teacher Sonia is wonderful, her patience with all the students creates an environment that makes learning fun for the students and guarantees success.”
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5933 Lindley Ave, Tarzana
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“We have been a part of the LILA community for 3 years and we cannot be any happier. The teachers care about every single child and are personally invested in helping parents create educated and thoughtful young citizens.”
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“Wonderful preschool!My oldest daughter who is now 9, and still enrolled at Woodcrest, went through the preschool program and we have another child who is almost 3 attending the preschool program now. we love Woodcrest! :) best school in the valley”
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“I went here for most of my elementary school years. It's a great school! I have been bullied a few times but the issues were solved right away. My 3rd and 5th grade teacher really helped me build up my confidence. Great school, I recommend!”
“I sent both of my little ones here. As the name implies, MY is truly a magical place. I consider them a part of our extended family. The gradual separation policy and limited hours don't work for every family. But if it's something that would work for yours, absolutely send your children here. They will get the very best start in life with the most caring staff. Things to know: -It's gradual separation, meaning you or someone you know will stay with the child until they are ready to be there alone -COVID precautions (as of 2022) are strict, with mandatory masking and weekly (oral) testing required and provided at no expense to you -It is play-based, not heavy in academics; children learn best this way -Children attend no more than 3 hours per day”