My son never wants to leave!! He loves learning and sharing!! The staff is loving and kind. This…read moreplace is one of a kind!!

My two boys love the iSteam classes. One of my sons learned coding and the other made a robot that…read morehad two "fighting" modes. The boys said the instructors were friendly and helpful. I highly recommend!

Childtime of Washington is a wonderful place for children. My niece and nephew go there and I was…read moreso impressed I applied to work there this summer. I am a teacher and going through their training program really impressed me. They do everything they can to make sure their teachers are prepared for the classroom and are student focused. The policies and procedures assure that your child's safety and education are the top priorities.

From the owner: We provide nurturing day care and creative learning in a safe, home-like environment. Our School…read moreReadiness Pathway was designed to empower you with educational options to create the most fitting path for your child and to address each child's specific developmental needs. We offer specialized curriculum in our infant care, toddler care, early preschool, preschool, Pre-K/Pre-Kindergarten, junior Kindergarten and private Kindergarten programs. Learn more about our educational daycare for infants and above, plus before- and after-school care, enrichment programs, summer camp, and Flex Care.

I signed my daughter up for their summer art camp. It was one week long (just an hour a day) and…read more$85. I thought that was really pricey for just an hour per day for 5 days, but since it was an academy it must be great teaching and worth the extra expense. My daughter has a great desire to learn the techniques of drawing and painting so we splurged on the camp. The first day they did finger prints on paper and drew them into animals (she was in the age appropriate class of 10 years and older). She was so disappointed and again, I gave them the benefit of the doubt and told her that just must be the introduction to see where their skills are. Sadly it never got better and they spent much of their time making back drops for the drama class that was also having a class. I did not pay that much money for my daughter to paint backdrops for another camp, especially since it was not in the description. She learned NOTHING. This was an incredible waste of money for us and if you are serious about art, I would steer clear.

Now I'm only 10, but I love camp shalom, first it's super fun but I only went to it I was in 2nd…read moregrade so some of this might not be there anymore, but from what I remember there was arts and craft. we made lanyards and other things and there was a rock wall to. We all would sleep in cabins and the bunk beds we slept in where really good so I hope this helped.

This place was not what I expected at all, but honestly that just added to my experience and made…read moreit funnier. Upon walking into my cabin, I started to die laughing because of how bare it was. I should mention that our door was extremely hard to open and we had to thrust ourselves upon it to open it. Needless to say, if there was a fire I don't think we would make it. Also, our windows were nailed shut, further decreasing our chances of survival. We turned on our heater because it was about 40° outside and began to smell something burning. However, we left for dinner and when we came back our cabin was still standing, so it should be safe. There is also a smoke alarm, so hopefully you'll hear it and try and get the door open before you die of smoke inhalation. Overall I enjoyed staying here because all of my basic needs were met and the cabin was laughibly bad. I would stay here again.