My children go to Johnson City Kindercare and we love it! Their teachers are kind, caring, and do…read moreeverything they can to make learning fun. There is a full curriculum that is implemented in every classroom and additional classes are offered such as phonics, music , and cooking. This truly is more than just a child care center, it is a learning center where all staff members are focused on your child's growth, learning , development, and overall well being. I would absolutely recommend this center to others

From the owner: Infant Programs (6 Weeks - 1 Year), Toddler Programs (1 - 2 Years), Discovery Preschool Programs (2…read more- 3 Years), Preschool Programs (3 - 4 Years), Prekindergarten Programs (4 - 5 Years), Before and After School Programs (5-12 Years), Summer Programs (preschool, prekindergarten, and school-age)

I cannot recommend this Day School enough. I moved here from SC and my daughter liked school there…read morebut not the way she loves this school. She came Home happy, wanted to go 90% of the time and on weekends tells me she misses her teacher Chy. They have shown me love and compassion and I can't imagine my child being taken care of by anyone else.

I disagree with that bad review. Over the last 45 years, me and all 3 of my siblings went to MG…read moreand we are now sending our kids there. This was and is one of the best places to start kids off in life. Sending your kids here will give them a chance in life to normalize, socialize as well and get a great start to education. I can only hope that my grandkids go here...

After moving unexpectedly back to Asheville from Los Angeles, we were in desperate need to get our…read more3 year old into a great preschool. We spent almost a year touring preschools in Los Angeles and then almost another year getting accepted into one of the best ones, which was in extremely high demand. In Asheville, there were fewer options comparatively. We toured several schools that had been highly regarded by different friends but as soon as we went to Roots + Wings School of Art and Design and met Ginger Huebner, the founding director, we were sold. The school was not only the perfect fit for our 3 year old and our family, but after attending a semester, it easily exceeded the ridiculously hard to get into school we were excited to attend in Los Angeles. Roots + Wings is a beautiful blend of creative art driven education with just the right amount of structure, set in a truly wonderful space to learn and grow. Throughout his first semester at Roots and Wings, our son grew so much - emotionally and intellectually. By giving him a comfortable and positive space to explore art and his surroundings, he learned problem solving, interpersonal skills with other children and teachers, and became much more independent. Most importantly, he had a blast doing it all. When we picked him up from school, he was always so excited to show and tell us all the amazing things they'd done that day. The kids created incredible art projects, had animals in the classroom, played music and had plenty of outdoor time. Our teachers were incredible - it's clear that Ginger is very careful when selecting who will be working at her school. The classrooms themselves are also beautiful. Tons of natural light fill every corner, the design and choice of every element in their classroom from the furniture to the wall colors to the flooring is spot on. Roots + Wings feels like a school you'd read about in Sweden (to be fair, the décor at Roots and Wings is Scandinavian modern). Ginger beautifully conceived our end-of-semester celebration, with all the kids artwork and projects elegantly displayed and a sweet and poignant ceremony. Overall we couldn't be happier with Roots + Wings and if you're looking for a creatively stimulating environment with just the right amount of structure for your preschool aged kids, I'm sure you'll love Roots + Wings as well. We can't wait for the next semester to start and for our other kids be old to enough to start attending!!

From the owner: Original Artwork + Limited Prints for sale | Art Classes +…read moreWorkshops for ALL ages | Custom Lessons and Portfolio Development for any age | Unique Individual, Family and Group Art Workshop Experience creating your own framed original work of art | Creative Consulting for Educators - educational leadership, teacher training, curriculum development and consulting | Watch Ginger's TEDx Talk 'Conversations Beyond Words-Translating life through imagery & color'

The following is based entirely on our personal experience. We enrolled our child at Princeton Prep…read moreDaycare in July 2025 and recently made the decision to withdraw due to ongoing concerns with communication, safety practices, and overall management. Our child was moved between classrooms multiple times without prior notification, and we received little to no daily communication despite being told an app would be used for updates. There were also times that, from what we personally observed, classroom ratios appeared inconsistent with Tennessee requirements. We also had concerns about cleanliness based on what we saw, including the condition of toys in the toddler play area and the general upkeep of common spaces, which in our opinion declined over time. In addition, building security appeared to be lacking. On multiple occasions, we observed that access to the facility could be gained simply by following someone else inside, with no staff member present at the front desk and, at times, no adult actively monitoring the entrance. Our decision to leave ultimately followed an incident where, despite instructions we provided, our child was fed food she was not supposed to have and became ill afterward. I do want to note that there are a few genuinely great teachers there who clearly care about the children. However, from our perspective, leadership and overall management seem to impact consistency, communication, and the overall environment. Based on our experience, we chose to report our concerns through the appropriate channels. I would encourage other parents to ask detailed questions about communication, classroom transitions, staffing, cleanliness, and security when considering care options.