LA VERNE PARENT PARTICIPATION PRESCHOOL

Hours

Hours change without the licence record changing. Call before you plan a drop-off around these times.

Licensing visits on record

California records 2 routine inspection visits and 1 complaint visit to LA VERNE PARENT PARTICIPATION PRESCHOOL.

1. October 6, 2025Most recent inspection visit
2. June 15, 2022Inspection visit

Amenities and accessibility

Reported on the provider's Google business listing, not verified by the state.

How the reviews split

The 4.6 average comes from 13 Google reviews. An average hides whether opinion is consistent or divided, so the spread is shown too.

• 5 star11
• 4 star0
• 3 star1
• 2 star1
• 1 star0

From Google

Recent parent reviews

• ★★★★★

  We’ve had such a positive experience at LVPPP and truly couldn’t be happier with our decision to enroll our daughter. The play-based curriculum has been incredible it’s given her a level of confidence that feels priceless and has made such a difference in how we feel about her preschool experience. We had previously tried a more traditional, structured preschool that just wasn’t the right fit for her. Since coming to LVPPP, she has absolutely flourished. Her confidence has grown so much, and her social skills have improved to the point where family and friends regularly comment on how outgoing and social she’s become over the past year. The staff here are amazing. The teachers are genuinely caring and attentive, and what really stands out is how much they pay attention to the little details about each child. When we first enrolled, we filled out profiles about our daughter, and I’ve been so impressed by how much they remembered even the smallest things. That level of care means so much and really shows how invested they are in each child. All of the kids adore the teachers, which says a lot about the environment they’ve created. It’s warm, welcoming, and supportive. I was initially a bit worried about the parent involvement aspect, but it’s been completely manageable. I work from home and still find time to participate, and it’s absolutely worth it. If you’re looking for a school where your child will be nurtured, gain confidence, and truly enjoy learning and playing and want a place that supports their development in a meaningful way this is a wonderful choice.

  Chino JesseApr 29, 2026
• ★★★★★

  I would consider my daughter to have separation anxiety. When she turned three, I wanted her to start with preschool, but I was worried about how she would respond. We took her to LVPPP and she freaking loved it. She felt reassured that we could be in the classroom with her sometimes. This is a place where you have to be able to put in time for volunteering but that’s what makes it worth it (and it keeps the cost down). My daughter has only been going for about 3 months and we already feel like we are part of this community. The coolest part is that my three year-old daughter wakes me up in the morning and asks if she gets to go to school today. If other schools don’t sound like the right fit for your family, LVPPP is worth checking out.

  Amanda LampertsApr 17, 2026
• ★★★★★

  Our daughter started at LVPPP when she was 2.5 years old. She had been primarily in home daycare prior and we wanted her to experience a little bit more structure but not a traditional pre school. The staff is wonderful and our daughter loves it here

  Scott TousleySep 23, 2023
• ★★★★★

  We are so happy that we found LVPPP for our 3 children. It has been the perfect introduction to preschool for our children. We love the outdoor play-based style. Our kids are always happy to go to school, and being a parent-participation school, we're able to help out in the classroom a couple times per month. This gives us an inside look into what preschool is like for our kids, and it's such a great experience to see them interacting with other kids their age. I would highly recommend LVPPP for anyone in the San Dimas, Glendora, La Verne, Claremont, Pomona and beyond area. What initially sold is was a visit to the school where we saw the kids playing together in their beautiful backyard playground. So go visit and see if it's the right fit for your family!

  Phil EbinerApr 27, 2023
• ★★★★★

  We've been a part of this unique community for a couple of years now. We've enjoyed being a part of our daughter's social and educational development here. We appreciate the staff's involvement and creativity in understanding child development. You are definitely known here as a family and its nice to have a community of parents and grandparents who care about my child as well. My daughter has learned a lot through play here as well as it has been able to help her focus on activities. She's gained a lot of confidence and looks forward to everyday that she can be here.

  Hannah PalpantApr 29, 2019
• ★★★★★

  LVPPP is an amazing school, but you have to be the right fit. It's a non-profit parent participation preschool, which means that us as parents have to volunteer. It is a serious time commitment. It's not ideal for people looking to drop their kid off for 9 hours while they work. That's the bad part. The good part is: 1. We know each and every child, which means that we know all kids that our daughter interacts with. Since we volunteer in the classes, we see the interactions and directly intervene in bad interactions. We parents all the kids together. 2. We know all the parents (or at least one of them). This is really important because these are the same parents that watch our kid when we aren't around. It's really a village and it's awesome knowing that the village has your back. 3. We know all the teachers, closely. We have worked next to them and see how they treat our child and all the children. We love and approve of all of the teachers and staff at LVPPP. 4. There is accountability. Everything is transparent. Nothing is hidden from parents, because the parents make the school (esp through the parent board). There are no profits going to someone else; it goes to the kids. 5. It's affordable. It costs a lot of time, but it's waaaaaay more affordable as a result. 6. It's a family. 7. It's run by a lot of heart and love for the kids. We see it all the time in the parents AND in the staff. It's different from a business that you pay. When there is a mess to clean up, we see a community responsibility to clean it up. It's like another home in a way. We care for it. 8. Each person gets to contribute and add something special if they can. My wife and I are both photographers, so we use that to volunteer our time to the school. It means something giving a gift to the other parents and to the children. Book a tour to find out if it's right for you. When we saw the school, that's when we were sold on it. We also live in San Dimas, so the location is perfect.

  Gavin HoltMar 19, 2019

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