Tutor Time

They don’t pick up from my son’s school which is within the Alta Loma school district.

Tutor Time to the rescue! I recently changed jobs and my new work schedule won’t allow me to pick up my child, who’s in elementary school, on early dismissal days. Needless to say we were in a rough spot and I was almost in the position of having to turn down my new job. After contacting the school about their after school program, which was full, I contacted Tutor Time and made an appointment to tour their location.
After getting a tour and discussing our situation with Mona, she came up with an idea and plan that would help our family and get us through this dilemma.
Tutor Time and Mona thank you for being there to help us out.
P. S. Also, thank you for the snacks for my starving kid. Lol

My first born was a premie and very underweight. I returned to work in the medical field when she was 8 months because she was atleast 8 lbs at that time but it still made me very nervous to leave her to a stranger. I began researching different daycares and found great word of mouth references from my colleagues who were taking their kids to this Tutor Time and had had great experiences with their children. I felt comfortable from the get go to see that the teachers were so nurturing and caring to my daughter who had no real problem transitioning into their care. She grew, thrived, and learned to socialize. In addition, they work with each kid when they appear to be interested and ready to potty train which was a great help for me and my husband. Our son went to Tutor Time at a much earlier time at about 3 months and had no problem adjusting to the new environment. Both have met all their developmental milestones earlier than normal and I attribute this to the great teachers and their genuine desire to stimulate and encourage them to thrive. To name few Ms. Dorothy, Ms Chastity, Ms. Donna, Ms Jeanne, Ms. Jessica and Ms. Eliza have made an incredible contribution to my children and to my well being. My children love the daycare and it always takes me a while to leave the location when I pick them up because they’re always trying to show me a project they did or that they are working on, or want to sit and read a book before they leave. My daughter now goes to formal schooling and I’m sad to say has to go to the school’s daycare due to my job. She is 4 years old and complains that they watch too much tv, which is a rare occurrence at Tutor Time. She tolerates her new daycare but I know it does not compare to Tutor Time, which is ironic since it is associated to the school. Every time she goes with me to pick up her brother she can’t wait to give her old teachers and hug and play with some of her old friends. In addition to the great environment and teachers, the Director Mona and Assistant Director Margie, have always been very considerate, helpful and professional in dealing with us and some of our changes in schedules. They have accommodated our every need and are very easy to approach. All in all, I’m hoping that I can keep my kids in this day care as long as possible as the teachers and staff have encircled my children in a great educational and positive environment. I would recommend this Tutor Time to any parent without reservations.

⁷⁄₂₀₁₅ — Now that Mona is gone, I have changed my rating from 3 to 5. Tutor Time Alta Loma teachers are the best!!!
¹²⁄₂₀₁₃ — If it wasn’t for the great teachers, I would have taken my kids elsewhere. The director, Mona, SUCKS! She shows favoritism with the parents and treats her staff horribly. Apparently, I’m not the only one who feels this way. This place would have gotten 5 stars just based on the teachers. PLEASE GET RID OF MONA & give the teachers a much deserved raise!

When my husband and I moved our family to the Rancho Cucamonga area, we checked out several schools from Mira Loma/​Corona to Alta Loma/​Fontana and we found we only liked this Tutor Time location. Our daughter was 2.5 years old when she started there and we hated leaving her previous school. However, after a few weeks at this location, we were happy to have found it. Our daughter never had transitional issues thanks to her teacher at the time, Krista. The staff here is incredibly helpful and accommodating. In one instance, our daughter fell while running and fractured her arm. During the few days she was off, she received a get well card from her class, her teacher (Donna) and the director (Mona). When she returned, the entire staff kept a close eye on her comfort and movements to make sure she was careful of her arm. It ended up healing a week earlier than expected. A few days ago, a sweater of hers went missing and everyone was on the lookout for it. Teachers like Brenda and Kimberly took it upon themselves to look with us because they care. I e-​mailed a picture to Mona the following morning and within three hours, it was found. I never heard of anything like that. It was just a sweater. I’m not taking anything away from the experiences other parents may have had at this location, but I have never found any issue like that. My daughter’s teacher now, Jessica, couldn’t be more informative and great. She always provides detailed information about what our daughter is working on and how she is growing. She was just as excited as we were when our daughter wrote her name for the very first time. She even fixes the girls’ hairstyles into fun braids and pigtails when they ask her to. You can see the girls really enjoy it because it gives them something to share and talk about. The environment is clean and my daughter has not been sick very much at all. In comparison to my friends’ children, she’s not sick nearly as often as I hear about from other schools. All in all, I would express to parents that the school experience for your child is what you and they make it. For us, we couldn’t have asked for a better place than this Tutor Time.