Temple Beth Tikvah

I did a lot of research online to find all the preschools in Fullerton. I narrowed it down to three schools. This was the first school I visited and I instantly fell in love! It’s at the top of Acacia in a residential area. It’s a Jewish preschool, but they care if you’re not Jewish. Even if you’re not Jewish you can still appreciate all the wonderful values they teach your children and you can just teach your own beliefs at home.
The school has a real community feel to it. All teachers and parents are really nice and friendly. Everyone pitches in to the school an enjoyable place to learn. Some parents volunteer to come in for a day for special projects.
The teachers really love the kids. You can tell because the kids are always running up to them and giving them hugs. The Director Natalie Wirtzer is great. She goes the extra mile for the kids and the school.
As for the actual school, the playground overlooks a small canyon so the kids get a nice view of nature instead of a busy street. The school is clean and they constantly change the decorations, thanks for Morah Castro. I really can’t say enough good things about this school. I’ll truly miss it when when son goes to elementary school.

Our son truly started his community Jewish learning here, at the Early Childhood Learning Center. He is now president of his AEPI (Jewish Fraternity) chapter and on the Hillel Board at his school. What a wonderful beginning ECLC gave him. Academically it compares to the best of preschools. Wonderful staff and with the new Rabbi at Temple Beth Tikvah it will continue to flourish and become even stronger.