My daughter is been going to Woodcrest… My daughter is been going to Woodcrest since she turned 2. It’s been almost 2 years that we became part of this family. The school is great and we never had any issues with the staff or programs. Everyone is so friendly and professional. My daughter is so happy and she always comes home with new stories and songs. The staff were well prepared and followed all the CDC guidelines for everyone’s safety. Thank you Woodcrest for providing a warmth and happy environment for are kiddos.

We absolutely love Woodcrest Preschool … We absolutely love Woodcrest Preschool in Tarzana , in summer we started to look for school For my daughter , because her old school was not a good match for her . We met with Mrs. Julie and toured the school and absolutely fell in love with it :) I loved they she offered for Sophia to come and stay a day and try it , the teacher are all so kind and welcoming . You feel the love , they have great educational curriculum , they notify you daily about your child , what she or he did , what they had to eat and what they will be doing next , the playground is great , the classrooms are amazing , they respect all cultures and overall it is great learning environment , I absolutely recommend this school and always tell my friends or who ever ask me about school to check it out I have my daughter there now and in summer my baby will also join :)

Good Job Education plays a vital role in the growth of kids. You are playing your role sincerely and consciously thanks for sharing your knowledge.

Lots of good things My child is thriving in the preschool and has learned so much (letters, writing, numbers, phonics) to prepare my child for Kindergarten. There are also supplemental classes available that are in addition to monthly tuition such as dance, sports and Legos, and all the classes age-appropriate. Because the preschool is open year-round, you can rely on Woodcrest to be open when other preschools might be closed, and their extended hours allow for utmost flexibility for working parents.

Screaming teachers, roaches, and nasty director The school pretends to be inclusive and welcoming, but the teachers are miserable, and the director is completely uncommunicative. She does not ever come out to speak with parents or staff, and is always irritable. Children are permitted in restrooms unsupervised and lights are either deliberately left off or are broken. Children are reprimanded for expressing emotions and using expressions such as 'gosh', no matter the context. Bilingual/esl children are deliberately ignored. Dirty waste water from the restaurant next door runs into the play yard. Inadequate snack and craft supplies. Roaches. Teachers yell at kids and do not interact kindly.