1/5
I would give zero stars if that was possible. This school discriminated against my 4 year old son whom suffers from an autoimmune disease (Type 1 Diabetes).
I initially began my communications with Rochelle, who stated she was the director and had worked at the facility for many years. Her and I spoke on numerous occasions where i explained the specific needs my child required. My husband and i then went into the facility for a tour, where we were both ensured that my child's medical needs would be looked after. I then submitted paperwork with Rochelle as well as gave her a check for registration. The check was immediately cashed..a week later I receive a call from an Amy whom also states she is a director and basically told me that everything we were told by Rochelle was misinterpreted and that she felt "it wasn't a good" idea for us to have our son attend the school because of his specific needs. Amy then went on and on about how "I couldn't care for your son because I get squeamish at the sight of blood".
How these women are in charge of looking after children is a mystery to me. After numerous phone calls and a month going by, I am apparently going to see a reimbursement check.
Bottom line, the way they spoke is complete discrimination ESPECIALLY being affiliated with the school district. Side note - Amy also tried to explain to me that their program is NOT affiliated with the state....hmmmm, I can't imagine that is correct.
This will be escalated to the Board of Directors at the OUSD.
