The administration at this school is inadequate and not equipped to communicate with families and…read moreadults. They made a horrible error regarding enrolling my son and rather than take accountability and work to make the situation better, they refused to take responsibility. To make matters worse, they blatantly lied about enrollment qualifications and flat out didn't do the simple task of reading the enrollment forms. I am appalled at the lack of customer service, care, and concern for children and families. If you care about your child, do not send him/her here. The inadequacy of the front office staff speaks volumes about what goes on in a school building.

I have had three of my kids at this Goddard. It's a great community and my children have been well…read moreprepared for school. The owner and staff truly care about each and every family.

Excellent, my child loves his teachers, it is a clean, safe environment, all from the director,…read morereception are very friendly, excellent team, cordial, friendly and determined to make the experience of care away from home in such a delicate way that children consider it a second home, I recommend Suwanee West Primrose all the time.

The few months my infant daughter has attended have been nothing but amazing. The staff all go…read moreabove and beyond to meet the needs or concerns for the students and parents. As a new parent I have leaned on the management and class leaders as an extension of family that answers all of my random questions with patience and care. My daughter always lights up when she sees the ladies she gets to hang with throughout the day.

This Goddard school is excellent! I have a friend's child that goes here, and he has had nothing…read morebut good things to say about this school, and his son has been loving it too. His little one has absolutely thrived there--picking up new skills, making friends, and coming home excited to share what he learned that day. He had mentioned that the previous management wasn't too good, but they have completely turned a new leaf after getting in a whole new team.

I cannot recommend this establishment enough. Every single staff member goes above and beyond to…read morecare for your child here. The space and staff are loving, organized, supportive, nurturing and committed to ensuring that your child thrives. A special shoutout to Mrs. Tameka and Ms. Alicia in the PreK class. These two women are absolutely incredible. These ladies are everything you would want in a teacher and so much more. Thank you all for pouring your hearts into my little one. It will never, ever be forgotten.

Childtime is a really special school. My sons have been going here since 2023 and they love it. The…read moreteachers are amazing and the director is extraordinary! They've taken care of my boys since they were babies and I highly recommend this facility! 10/10

This place is so good. They make sure all staff is on point with everything. I'm Lexus my son had…read morehad a time here good and bad days but that's always expected. I just appreciate my Child's teachers and all they do they are amazing and thank you for providing the best learning experience for my child. Ms Ashley and Ms Ava.

Very nice school with kind staff and management. Just a had a tour with them and will enroll my…read moreinfant.

Staff is alright but management is terrible. The owners do not care about your kids they only care…read moreabout the money. Do not bring your kids here.

Our daughter has attended THMS for over two years, starting in the infant program and currently in…read moreprimary. We are very happy with our experience. We thoroughly researched and toured several schools before enrolling her at THMS in April 2023. Mr. Amir, the former owner, was a great leader. Ms. Shireen, the current head of school, is equally wonderful. Despite facing challenges like every organization, the school has experienced positive transformations. Ms. Shireen, Ms. Uzma, and the incredible teachers have prepared our children for kindergarten. There's been an increase in open communication, and more visibility into the curriculum. The school offers fun activities during school hours and some after, and they always include parents and families whenever possible. Our daughter has cherished every teacher, including her afternoon teachers during the extended day program. We haven't experienced any harsh treatment, thankfully. While it's understandable that we might pick her up sweaty from the playground due to Georgia's hot weather, I don't expect teachers to keep all the kids' shirts tucked in or wipe their faces constantly. If that's the case, I'd provide face wipes and leave a note for the afternoon teachers. We've also never picked her up wet because they always help change her if she has an accident, even if she spills water on her shirt! We provide change of clothes and they bag up the wet clothes for us. I deeply respect Ms. Shireen's challenging job. She remains positive and I always see her at school with a smile on her face. Montessori philosophy doesn't sugarcoat developmental truths, and Ms. Shireen and the teachers must tell parents where their kids truly are. They spend upwards of 40 hours per week with them, unlike many of us. I appreciate their hard work and am excited to see what our daughter learns in the next two years.

I would not recommend Tomorrow's Hope Montessori School in Suwanee. My experience there as a parent…read morehas been extremely disappointing and concerning. The way the staff treats the children is far from nurturing or aligned with the Montessori philosophy. During my daughter's time there, we noticed multiple red flags. She would often come home with her clothes soaked or improperly dressed after using the bathroom -- shirts not tucked in, pants half pulled up -- showing clear signs of carelessness. Her face was frequently red when we picked her up. At first, we assumed it was from face paint or playing, but after reviewing camera footage, we realized it was actually from how harshly the teachers were wiping her face. This is completely unacceptable. The food handling practices are also alarming. I personally witnessed a teacher carry five chicken nuggets from the kitchen to the classroom in her hands, even though she was wearing gloves -- no plate, no tray. When serving the food, it was literally tossed onto the children's plates with no care or kindness. Most upsetting of all is the teachers' overall tone and treatment of the kids. The environment is cold and impatient. I witnessed one incident where a child was crying loudly during mealtime, and the teacher yelled at him, grabbed him, and forced him to sit on the floor simply because he was playing with his chair. That is not how any child should be treated, especially not in a school that claims to follow Montessori values. Considering how expensive this school is, the lack of care and compassion is unacceptable. We were willing to sacrifice our hard-earned money for what we believed would be a safe, nurturing, Montessori-style environment. Sadly, what we experienced was the complete opposite. When I brought all of this to the attention of the school director, Shireen Ali, and we reviewed the camera footage, she showed zero empathy or concern, even though everything I described was clearly visible on the footage. Her only solution was to transfer my daughter to a different classroom -- nothing more. That's not acceptable. These teachers do not seem properly trained, and honestly, it doesn't appear that anyone on staff is actively monitoring those cameras unless a parent specifically asks. We ultimately withdrew our daughter because we no longer felt safe leaving her in that environment. I'm sharing this so other parents can make an informed decision -- what looks good on the surface at this school can be very different from what actually happens behind the classroom doors.

I came to tour this facility for a friend. I am a former licensing consultant, so I am commonly…read moreasked to visit facilities. :) Upon arrival I was blown away with the level of cleanliness provided. I was greeted by Erica, the owner. She asked me to sanitize my hands upon entry. Although we would like to think COVID is over with, we have to also realize there are so many other diseases that exist and that all steps to keep enrolled children are needed. The front area was so clean! I know children aren't in this area, but you have to appreciate a clean lobby. While in the front I peeked at the menu for the children... Amazing to say the least. Its not often that you see real meals on the children menus, but the meals were so nutritious and it looks like fun thing are introduced to children. This is definitely not a fish sticks and tater tots every day type of place. As we entered the classrooms, each teacher just felt so kind. The children were all observed to be clean and happy. no dirty faces and the rooms didnt smell like a diaper needed to be changed. I also toured the playground. The playground resembled something you would see at a park. Over all I am really happy with my tour of this center. My friend got my approval to bring her kid here!

I am compelled to share my experience at Seven Oaks Academy, as it has been deeply disappointing…read more Initially, I was impressed during the tour; however, my son's short time there revealed serious issues. The principal exhibits unprofessional behavior, often lacking empathy and coming across as condescending. The school seems more focused on profit than on providing quality education. With a tuition of $360 a week, the extra charges are staggering--such as a $75 fee for being just 15 minutes late for pickup. Also a late payment clause that adds $35 to your tuition if you're late. After only two weeks into my son attending the school, the school's sign was removed due to regulations, leaving the building looking rundown and neglected. It raises questions about where all the money is actually going. Most troubling was the termination of my son's enrollment. After being late on one payment, I was not given any opportunity for discussion or understanding. This lack of communication and the abruptness of the decision are concerning. I urge other parents to thoroughly read and understand their contradicting contract. Because although they have a late payment clause my contract was terminated for a late payment. Do deeper research on Mrs. Erica Gwyn before you send your child to her school. Look on Glassdoor and Greatschools.org and you'll get the truth about who she really is. Don't make the same mistake I made. The principal displays unprofessional behavior, often lacking empathy and coming across as condescending. After digging deeper, I found reviews from others who have worked with her in the past, confirming her unpredictability and unprofessionalism. This raises serious concerns about the leadership at this school. All parents should reconsider enrolling their children here and to seek schools that prioritize both education and community values.

Being parents of an only child, we're picky about the daycare. After visiting and reviewing all the…read moredaycare facilities in the area, we've decided to choose Creme for its lesson plans, safety procedures, unparalleled cleanliness, top notch STEM program, professional management and friendly/amazing staffs. After 4 years we're saying goodbye to this wonderful place. We're grateful to all the cool friends and wonderful teachers who've helped him grow. We're blessed to have Creme as our son's first school to shape him into a lovely individual and prepare him into an even bigger adventure. Can't wait to return for summer camps.

Extremely disappointing and unacceptable experience…read more We enrolled our child in this school based on very specific promises: a low student-to-teacher ratio (two teachers for every ten students), qualified early childhood educators, consistent staffing, freshly prepared meals and snacks, and support with developmental milestones such as potty training. Unfortunately, none of these promises have been fulfilled. Staffing has been a constant issue. The promised ratio is routinely ignored, and there is rarely any consistency in caregivers. Teachers rotate constantly, and on several occasions the individuals filling in were not teachers at all, but maintenance or housekeeping staff. When asked directly, several attendants confirmed they do not have early childhood development credentials. This level of turnover and lack of qualification is deeply concerning. While I have met some team members who are caring and well-intentioned, positive attitudes cannot compensate for systemic issues and unmet commitments. At the cost charged, parents deserve reliability and transparency, and sadly this school has not delivered that. For this reason, I no longer feel comfortable entrusting my child's care here. Despite several months of attendance, there has been no observable progress in learning or potty training. There is no structure, curriculum, or evidence of intentional teaching. The food offering was another major misrepresentation. We were told meals and snacks would be freshly prepared; instead, children are regularly served prepackaged food. Cleanliness and supervision are the most alarming aspects. The facility often smells strongly of feces. On multiple occasions, we entered classrooms to find babies crying and clearly in need of diaper changes, with no staff attending to them. In one particularly disturbing instance, a soiled diaper appeared to have been left over an entire weekend, resulting in an overpowering odor. During the second week of January, I formally communicated my deep disappointment and my intention to remove my son from the school effective in February. I was informed that a 30-day notice was required. Even so, the concerns that led to this decision were never addressed or corrected. When enrolling my son in a new school and explaining our negative experience and clear expectations for quality and care, the very first question we were asked was: "Is it Crème de la Crème?" That alone speaks volumes. Crème de la Crème's reputation precedes them, and it is clear that we are not the only parents who have reached this conclusion. Other parents have already made the decision to remove their children from the school. This school is expensive, and parents are sold a vision of high-quality care, professionalism, and nurturing attention. What we experienced was the opposite: chronic understaffing, unqualified caregivers, serious hygiene deficiencies, and completely unmet developmental needs. I truly wanted this school to work. Instead, it has become an extremely costly disappointment, and I strongly urge other parents to thoroughly research and ask very specific questions before enrolling their children.