Amazing instructors who really care about the kids. Performance Group is the best experience ever!!!
We are extremely pleased with this summer camp. Our son thrived. We 100% recommend.
professional approach to learning. individual approach to each student.
Last week, my eight year old daughter attended the song writing camp at the School of Rock in Fairfax. We live in the Bay Area, and travelled down south for my son to attend a filmmaking camp. My daughter is a young musician, and I thought that while in LA, it would be a fun opportunity for her to attend a music camp.
While I am not sure that my daughter actually learned anything she didn’t already know prior to the camp, just being around other young musicians is I think a positive thing. Of the two music teachers, she said that Todd was a friendly teacher and very supportive. However, of the other teacher, Anthony, she said “he was kind of nice, but not really.” Her feelings were hurt when she asked him to write down the chords for one of the songs they’d started creating (so that she could practice in the hotel room) and he responded in a rude tone “do you even know how to play the guitar?” and didn’t write them down. While Chloe has been playing the piano for three years, she only 6 months ago started the guitar, and she’s still learning. Cut the kid a break.
But the thing that really upsets me about this camp is what one of the other employees did (and I am leaving the employees name out in the hope that this review will lead to self-refection and positive changes in their future). For people who are considering sending their child to one of these camps, FYI, they offer to the get the kids a lunch for $10 a day, and I suggest you always send your child with that exact amount. On the first day of camp, I sent my daughter with two $5’s for lunch, and a $20 for emergency. At lunch, she was unable to locate one of the $5’s (which she later realized had simply tightly pocketed itself within the other $5). She went to the employee as they were the person in charge of getting the lunches, and told them that she couldn’t find a $5, but that she had a $20. The employee said that was fine, and then asked my daughter if she would either like her $10 change, or would she rather have the employee keep it and apply it towards the next day’s lunch. My daughter said the employee could apply it to next day’s lunch. But, the next day when it came time for lunch, the employee approached my daughter and asked her for $10. My daughter reminded the employee that she had given her a $20 bill the day before, and that when the employee had told her she could either give her change or apply it to the following day’s lunch, that my daughter had told the employee to apply it to the following day. But, the employee’s response was that they would never do that; that if my daughter had given the employee a $20, they would just give her change, and that my daughter had to give the employee another $10 if she wanted lunch. Unfortunately, the initial $20 transaction had taken place in the small office that the employee sits in, with just the two of them present, so there was nobody to witness what the employee did. Obviously, my daughter wanted to eat, so she gave the employee another $10. This left my daughter believing that one of two things had occurred. She thought either the employee honestly didn’t remember that they’d told my daughter they’d apply to the next day the $10 dollars change owed her (which my daughter found hard to believe because in her words “there were only 8 kids and — is too young to have memory problems”) OR that the employee stole $10 from her.
This was a one week, Mon-Fri camp, and I found about the problem Wednesday morning before dropping her off. I did not feel comfortable addressing this with the employee and then leaving my daughter there. Suffice it to say, I made sure she had exact change for the remaining three lunches. On Friday, I had to send her with ten $1’s and told her to make sure the employee counted them out in front of her. I asked my daughter what she learned from the experience with the employee. She said that she learned you can never trust anybody, especially if you don’t know them. It stinks that my daughter had to learn that from an adult at a music school.
School of Rock
Address: 530 E 1st St, Tustin, CA 92780, United States , Bell , California , United States
My daughter has singing lessons here. It’s a great place for kids to learn music, I highly recommend it.
Very Knowledgeable And Accommodating!
Our 13 year old rocker has been going to this School of Rock nearly half his life. His vocal teacher, Emily, is so great and has done a lot for his singing and he has learned a lot from his guitar teachers over the years as well. He participate in the house band and performance group and has made some amazing friends and gotten to perform in some really cool places. His confidence has grown so much that he now does open mics and gigs even outside of the support of the school. It’s been a really wonderful experience for him, helping him find and develop this part of his identity.
School of Rock
Address: 6727 Fallbrook Ave, West Hills, CA 91307, United States , Bell , California , United States
Great instructors and communication. My Son has a great time and has learned how to play guitar very well.
Best place ever for kids!!!!
My time at School of Rock Huntington Beach has progressed to being part of the adult performance band. Here I have learned new songs, new chords, new rhythms and most of all how to play with a group of people and sound like a band. The end of season performance on stage in front of an audience is both scary and exciting. But I had not really achieved my childhood dream of being a rock star by playing alone in my room. Being on stage is where it really happens. And School of Rock can help you do it.
It’s an ok school there can be sassy people if your going into juniors it’s worst if you are a hyper person you will most likely be liked for a little while and then when someone does a mean thing you will probably be mad but there’s the good times to
Discrimination from the owner of the franchise
School of Rock
Address: 2055 Thibodo Rd # G, Vista, CA 92081, United States , Bell , California , United States
This conservatory is run by one of the most dedicated educators I have had the pleasure of knowing.
This school is the crowning jewel of music conservatories. The director, the teachers, are all decorated successful musicians with classical training and their approach to teaching is both rigorous and loving. I encourage all parents who wish to cultivate out of their bright young children a true musician with the abilities of a great master to come check out some of the recitals that these gifted young kids put on. Prepare to be blown away by all the little Mozarts. My daughter is 8 and has been taking violin for two years and she is also a part of the conservatory strings orchestra. She has been taking voice lessons for about a year as well. This school has completely transformed her life.
They have great instructors here! Our son has really made great strides with private lessons and had fun at the recital.
Website said kids concert May 19th 4 to 5pm. Showed up. No note stating it was cancelled. Waste of time. We were all disappointed.
Kid Row
Address: 2471 Fletcher Dr, Los Angeles, CA 90039, United States , Bell , California , United States
My son loves going to class and learning new songs to play!
Friendly and professional staff! Worked with on difficult situations and my twins adore it! Can’t wait to see a show!
The teachers in this place are absolutely amazing. This place gave me so much confidence as a person and a musician and is always something I look forward to. It changed my life completely!!!
Los Rios Rock School
Address: 32124 Paseo Adelanto #5, San Juan Capistrano, CA 92675, United States , Bell , California , United States
Los Rios has been the best experience for my son! He has excelled as a musician!!! ❤️
My daughter has been taking voice and guitar from Olivia for the past year! She absolutely loves the instruction and guidance provided and we have seen tremendous growth in her. I love watching her explore new music genres and seeing her love of music and performing explode!
Amazing school with amazing teachers! Great experience for all.
My son has loved getting to learn how to play music with Gustavo – he’s the best! He is patient and does a great job teaching him how to play while making sure to keep it fun. We’re excited for him to continue to learn more so he can take advantage of all that Los Ríos has to offer!
Los Rios Rick school is a place where our son is aught by amazing professionals, gets to be in a live performing band, and has fun. We’ve been at the school 4 years and our son loves it! Phil, is teacher is so talented, patient, and flexible!
PopRock Academy
Address: 9657 Las Tunas Dr, Temple City, CA 91780, United States , Bell , California , United States
PopRock rocks! My daughter enjoys the classes very much! Acting, singing and voice training.The teachers are so knowledgeable, patient and caring. Paul Kwo is awesome!
Definitely the best performing art school in SGV area – especially in acting. They have on-camera, voice-over acting classes, and even offer audition coaching and taping. Finally a professional acting school in the area. The owner, Paul, is the best teacher I’ve had. Highly recommend!
Great new space! I have known the founder and owner for 20+ years. He cares about the students and the community. Many young people have thrived in this safe learning environment and have excelled in their careers!
School
Address: 5500 Rickenbacker Rd, Bell, CA 90201, United States , Bell , California , United States
Assessment: ★★★★★
5/5 based on 1 evaluations.
School of Rock
Address: 1555 Camino Del Mar #309, Del Mar, CA 92014, United States , Bell , California , United States
Beautiful new School of Rock! Of course the place is an amazing spot to learn how to be a rockstar but this location specifically is gorgeous! From the flooring to the wall art everything is perfect. Right on the beach too! Aside from the vibe of the place the teachers are of course top notch. The guy who owns this place also owns the one in scripps ranch and it’s run just as well. Love this program! Can’t say enough good things about it!
We cannot say enough about School of Rock. Everyone from the staff to the students are simply amazing! We are not residents of Del Mar but we are locals and enjoy many of the shops and restaurants in Del Mar Plaza and the surrounding area. We find ourselves in the area even more now that our son has recently joined a show group at the School of Rock Del Mar in Del Mar Plaza. This past year has been rough for everyone, especially the kids. School is at home, no travel, essentially no outlet for the kiddos. We are so thankful for School of Rock and not only the safety measures they have taken from their opening but for all they have done through the pandemic and currently do. Music has been the one thing that has been constant over this year and being able to get out and play and perform with his peers really made a difference.
Listening and watching these kids, these young adults play has also been very therapeutic for us adults as well. I know as an adult I do not have the courage to even give a speech in front of a crowd let alone what these amazing rock stars are doing. What they learn at School of Rock will help them as they grow, life lessons they will be able to take with them. I know not every song or every group is someone’s favorite but these kids are playing every song with heart and soul and we are truly amazed by their skills. The teachers and staff are amazing and always friendly, most important their students are number one. They are so supportive of all their students. School of Rock Del Mar is overall an incredible place.
I canceled my services and they charged my account