Pre-K 4 SA - West Education Center

My child graduated from the West Center a few years ago, and the staff was always incredibly friendly. I wish this school operated throughout elementary school. It’s one of the best schools I’ve seen in a long time. As a working Mom the after school program was a huge help. Plus, I love the Annual Pre-K 4 SA reunions.

I Sent my oldest son here and I truly believed it built the best foundation to lead into kinder, he is now in 2nd grade and he has always seem to be one step ahead after PRE K FOR SA WEST! TYSM!

Five stars! All of the staff were so kind & welcoming since Day 1 of touring the school. My daughter went here for her first year at 3 years old & loved her teachers and classmates so much! Mrs Valdivia and Miss Rudd are amazing teachers and taught my daughter so much with immense care. She would tell me what she learned almost every day and how much fun she had with her friends. She would also randomly surprise me with knowledge about the weather, plants, or animals. And she also learned to write her name!

Best school ! Staff is so friendly and nice they always greet you at the door , teachers seem they love their job because it reflects in my child the way she expresses about her teachers and classmates. Thank u prek 4 sa!!

My spouse and I faithfully served in US military active duty in Gulf war and Iraq, experienced multiple earthquakes before volcanic eruptions, typhoons, tornados, hurricanes, vehicle spun around after hitting black ice (2 occasions), and been through combat. But nothing have traumatized us more than our experience with PreK4SA. From our child's head injuries and running to ER and seeing him naked on the floor stood & covered in poop while two "adults" just hands a wipe and looked at our child with disgust. Our child was neglected and left standing there for a long time because the poop caked on everywhere! Was barefoot and was freezing cold, while an "adult" handed our child clean clothes to wear even still being covered in poop. The two "adults" stood right in front of our child who struggled with the situation. With multiple disabilities, braving the situation, I saw and heard my child asked for help, but was ignored! Upon seeing me, my 4 year old child balled out crying and even tried to explain. God bless me, I held myself from becoming combative, bit my lower lip, and took care of my child instead. After asking the "adults", the excuses mounted to why they didn't help. But the excuse that stood out the most was, "We are not allowed to touch and help" It made sense to them, but the director turned red when we told her about that excuse. Our child stood on poop, covered with poop from chest to the floor, all over on both hands, smeared on the elbows, some on the cheeks, on the head, caked on skin, shivering in cold, while the entire time was stared on by two staff who just stood there. We've seen better treatments in third world countries.