This school is wonderful. They have done an excellent job preparing our children to succeed as…read morethey transition to kindergarten. The teachers and office staff create a wonderful, fun and inviting atmosphere for the entire SFYC community.

My child started his first year at the School for Young Children. At first we were a bit…read moreapprehensive on how he would interact with others and react to school. That fear was easily overcome by the great staff at the school. I have never seen a 1 years old class where all of the children sit together for snack, sit quietly for reading time and show an overwhelming joy to be at school. We have been extremely pleased with every aspect of the school. The teachers are creative, loving, and have a knack for making school fun and interesting. Each night before school I ask my little one, "Do you know what tomorrow is?" and he says, "School!!" We love it!!

Great people work here, we're very happy with the experience we've had our son is always very happy…read moreto go here, Ms Leola and Ms Marilyn are very comforting and caring.

We attended an open house, spent a lot of time there and everyone was so nice, they took our…read moreapplication and application fee...the next step is to have a zoom meeting, which we did. Our daughter is 4 and has Autism however it is very mild, we were up front about that and they acted as if they would work with us and that wouldn't be an issue. The next step is having your child spend 45minutes there during a school day, we did that--when we came in the attitudes were terrible and almost rude..very different from what we had experienced from the same people that had previously been so nice. Everyone has a bad day now and then so I didn't think too much of it until 2hrs after the visit we received an email stating their recommendation would be public school and they could not accept my daughter. First, my daughter is not old enough for "school" so I responded with a request for a more detailed explanation. I wanted to know if there was something they seen I wasn't aware of or how they may recommend we move forward because this is suppose to be a "Christian" community, NEVER GOT A RESPONSE...this happened several months ago and I have prayed about whether or not to post a review hoping they would respond after a second follow up email however they have not responded. I can tell you trying to find a private Christian education is difficult when your child has a disability...it amazes me how so many people can publicly claim to be Christian but not show the love of Christ...will certainly be praying for them and any other parents out there that have experienced discrimination due to a disability

Don't be fooled they may teach religion but all they really care about is the money. I'm 45 grew up…read morein catholic schools my whole life we were taught that parish is always there to help, And they did. That was 20 years ago and in suburbs of Detroit. Now at St.piux in Greensboro NC. They could careless about the kid they only care how much money you give a Church on Sunday. My grandpa my dad my uncles for 40 years and still do give the kids money to put in the basket. Nope not St. Piux that want to track those dollars. What a total disappointment. NOW Bishop McGuinness Catholic high school is the polar opposite ps St. Pius. They care about the kids they have compassion for the families, not just your Column on the spreadsheet like ST. Pius they don't Evan deserve 1 star. Another blow to the Catholic Schools.

This is a great place I have been here for two years and I feel extremely welcome, the teachers…read moregreet me every day with a smile and ready to teach us, they don't just care about the money like bishop McGuiness that only cares about the money

If you ever get a chance to enroll your children into DePaul Academy, they will be blessed by the…read moremost amazing teachers.

we have had our 3 children (ages 1 to 5) enrolled here over the last 3 years and couldn't be…read morehappier with their care, even through all the challenges of the pandemic. I feel confident my children are safe and nurtured. I truly believe all the teachers know and care about my children and want them to succeed. Even when our middle child had some behavioral problems, they supported and coached her through that phase. I am so grateful to have caregivers like this. They are much more attentive (and much less turnover) than our last daycare.

This place is horrible. My child was there for 3 months, and received more injuries in those three…read moremonths, than they did in nearly 4 years at her previous place. They was bullied by other kids as well as teachers. It became obvious the "teachers" weren't taking anytime to actually work with them and help them learn. A lot of the teachers there are nothing more than over paid babysitters. And the owner, Grant, is mean, rude, and a typical bully. I personally saw him talking down to his staff as well as other parents. His staff seem to be scared of him. He can't see what's going on in his own building because he's got his head so far up his own @$& that his favorite color is brown. DO NOT ENROLL YOUR KIDS HERE!!! And please, help spread the word about how horrid this place it.

High Point Family Daycare is a loving, caring environment where children feel safe, supported, and…read morewelcomed every day. We serve little ones as young as six weeks old in our infant room, all the way through our Pre‑K program. Our infant room is led by Mrs. Saira, a gentle, attentive, and deeply nurturing teacher. She is always on point with her babies -- she knows their routines, understands their cues, and creates a calm, comforting space where each infant feels held and cared for. In the two‑year‑old room, the teacher is a little strict, but she gets things done. She keeps her group moving, learning, and staying on track with clear expectations and consistency. The three‑year‑old room is taught by a teacher who loves things clean, organized, and ready for learning. Her classroom always feels structured and peaceful because she sets routines that help her children feel confident and secure. And in the Pre‑K class, where I teach, I bring a balance of structure and warmth. I keep my classroom clean, organized, and predictable so my students know what to expect. I'm firm when needed, but everything I do comes from love and genuine care. I want my children to grow, feel proud of themselves, and be ready for kindergarten with confidence.

Guilford College is a special place. I have worked there for several years, and can honestly say it…read moreis not like any other college or university, in my experience. Grounded in the Quaker principles upon which it was founded, the college's Core Values reflect its commitment to Community, Diversity, Equality, Excellence, Integrity, Justice, and Stewardship. The Quaker Peace testimony is featured in the college's Conceptualizing Peace initiatives, which foreground the importance of teaching about the importance of peace building, particularly in today's increasingly violent society. I love the people at Guilford, the relationships we build among faculty, staff, and students, and the atmosphere of its lovely campus.

When I went back to school I looked around and settled on Guilford. It was without a doubt the best…read moredecision I could have made. I felt cared for and the classroom sized made me feel comfortable. I will forever love and cherish my time there. The review below mine doesn't resemble my school at all and the fact he mentions "liberal" probably demonstrates a politics rather than a realistic view of the school. I love Guilford for making me feel welcome even as an adult student.

Hello everyone, We…read moreare so thrilled to finally share our heartfelt experience with Growing Years Early Childcare Education Center in Burlington, NC. My wife and I are older parents--we had our first baby during the height of COVID. She's what you'd call a "COVID baby." Like many new parents, we were cautious, nervous, and eager to find a place that felt not only safe but nurturing. When our daughter started at Growing Years at just nine months old, we had no idea how deeply this center would impact our lives. From the very beginning, the love and care they poured into our daughter was unmistakable. This wasn't just a daycare--it was a second home. The staff caught her very first steps--a moment we'll never forget. They've been there through every milestone, and now, incredibly, she's about to graduate and head into elementary school. What sets Growing Years apart is something that's rare in childcare today: consistency and love. There's hardly any staff turnover here, and that's not a coincidence. The leadership takes care of their teachers and caregivers, and that care trickles down to every child who walks through their doors. The result? A team that's experienced, passionate, and truly connected to your child's development. As parents, security and communication were top priorities. Growing Years delivers on both. Their camera system allows you to check in any time, giving you peace of mind throughout the day. And when those inevitable bumps and scrapes happen (as they do with young kids), their communication is prompt and thoughtful. They'll call, email, and even sit down with you face-to-face to ensure you understand what happened and how it was handled. That level of transparency and compassion is unmatched. We now have two children at Growing Years. Our son currently attends, and he receives the same love, structure, and joyful learning experience that helped our daughter thrive. If you visit the center, stroll down the wall of fame--you'll find our daughter's photo there. It's not just a picture. It's a symbol of our family's deep connection to this place and its people. We wholeheartedly recommend Growing Years to any parent looking for a center rooted in compassion, high-quality education, and a true sense of community. This is more than a childcare center. This is the foundation for a lifetime of learning and love. With gratitude, The Tysons

Some teachers are great and some have zero personality. My child seemed to get hurt alot outside…read moreon playground area. They need to get rid of concrete on playground. I personally just do not think its safe for kids to be playing with a lot of other kids on the concrete area. The director was never friendly with our family - they have received a new one now and hopefully she will be better. BE aware that it is very expensive - you are looking at paying any where from 250 to 280 dollars a week. I am not sure it is worth that when most teachers just let the kids play all day vs teaching them something that will get them ready for Kindergarten.