Wagon Wheel School

9 reviews

+1 (323) 469-8994

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653 N Cahuenga Blvd

Los Angeles, CA 90004

+1 (323) 469-8994

http://www.wagonwheelschool.org

Wagon Wheel School is a well-established educational institution in Los Angeles, CA, offering a range of academic programs for students of all ages.

With a focus on fostering a supportive learning environment, Wagon Wheel School aims to provide a comprehensive education that prepares students for future success.

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4.09 reviews

Andrew R.

7/29/2013

Sorry, but those reviews posted seem way too harsh. One is by a neighbor, and another from someone who just went on a tour. I work as an admission director for a competitive preschool. I can...

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Elizabeth T.

11/7/2023

I was perusing Yelp and shocked this school didn't have more reviews so I'm adding one. Our 4 1/2 year old daughter hasn't been at Wagon Wheel very long but she LOOOOOOOOVEESS it. And so do we....

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Mai H.

6/20/2018

This review is directly related to my experience with the director of Wagon Wheel, Ruth. Ruth was cold and unfriendly at the tour, but more importantly my personal encounter outside of the tour...

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Paula N.

2/17/2014

My daughter went to Wagon Wheel and loved every day! The teachers were kind and loving. I felt she was really looked after here. The most important thing if you ask me. She wants to return as a...

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Amanda S.

8/29/2017

I call this place "The Garden of Love". My husband and I toured 7 schools after reviewing a list of 20. The second we walked into Wagon Wheel, we looked at each and smiled. Beside the beautiful...

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Foundation For Early Childhood

The Foundation for Early Childhood Education operates locations all over Los Angeles County, nearly 30 in all. Its main offering is a free preschool program with part- or full-day classes. Home-based tutoring is also available for elementary school students. The foundation's funding is through grants from the federal government's Head Start program and the City of Los Angeles. This non-profit organization is "dedicated to the development of self-esteem, self-sufficiency and empowerment, we provide an environment which fosters respect and understanding of all individuals and their cultural backgrounds," according to the foundation's mission statement.