My toddler goes here, and she has adapted very well to both the teachers and the overall…read moreenvironment. The teachers are incredibly friendly, attentive, and really on top of the program. You can tell they genuinely care about the kids and take the time to make them feel comfortable and supported. I also really appreciate how diverse and inclusive the environment is. They provide snacks and lunch, including vegetarian options, and introduce the kids to different foods and cultures.

Amazing school! Especially blue room teachers. My child has tremendously flourished here. Sukanya…read moreand Lelui are a great duo. In the early years when my little one was 3 years old and going through her "threenager" stage, they had so much patience with her. I remain forever grateful.

Both of my kids attended Montessori Scholars Academy, and they have thrived academically. They were…read moreselected for the TAG (Talented and Gifted) program and were even ahead of their grade level. The teachers and staff are exceptional, consistently going above and beyond to ensure that the children are both learning and safe. I had a fantastic experience with the school and highly recommend that new parents consider it when making their decision.

We were referred by one of our friends based on their positive experience. MSA didn't let us down,…read moremy kid went to Ms Mona and Ms Sharada classes. We are very happy with our choice.

Hands down this is the best school/daycare in the area! My child has been going here for almost 2…read moreyears and we have only had positive experiences. The teachers are wonderful and do truly care about the children! The tadpoles app is great as you can receive pictures and updates on your child throughout the day. For what it's worth, I don't think the only non 5 star review is an accurate portrayal of the school. This sounds like a very rare case with missing details. As a very involved parent, I can confirm that their is open communication with the teachers and staff. More so than any other daycare.

We have been coming here for probably five years now. We love this place and we are so lucky our…read morechildren attend this school. I say school over daycare because they learn so much! My son flourished here under the supervision of wonderful teachers and owners, he graduated two years ago and they still love seeing him. My daughter still attends and will be graduating in the next 6 months. I think what I love most about this place is that it's not corporate and the attention from Alyssa, Jessica and Steve make it what it is today. They use the Tadpoles app to keep us up to date with our kids via pictures and notes along with daily reports. They are so awesome and accommodating. My son graduated and started school and the only bad thing was that he was so far advanced than any other kids in kindergarten, he got bored in school. Now he is in first grade and reads at a 4th grade level and top of the class...I know this is because of the Stepping Stones foundation he got. They have recently expanded and taking more students, if you are in the market for a new school; this is the only place to stop. You and your child will love the community they have created.

We have two sons who are currently enrolled at Cadence - one in Toddler 2 and one in Preppie 3…read more Both boys have been at this school since they were infants, and they absolutely love everyone on the staff. The activities that they do in their classrooms are incredible - they get to participate in Chinese, Spanish, Art and gym classes. The Director, Assistant Director and all of the teachers are very professional, and they genuinely care for every student that walks through their doors. When the boys wake up on the weekends and become disappointed that they are not going to school, it provides us with such peace of mind knowing that they love their teachers, friends and the overall learning experience that Cadence provides. Cadence has become a part of our extended family, and we are forever grateful that we found them.

We have been at Cadence Academy (fka Peachtree Park Prep) since Winter 2020. Our daughter started…read morein the toddler classroom and she is now in the 1st grade. She absolutely loved the school and really exceled. The staff and curriculum prepared her extensively for her dual language immersion elementary school. She still talks about the teachers and misses going to the school. We really appreciate the school hours and they are very accommodating with schedules so it's great for working parents. We also enrolled our son at Cadence since he was 3 months old and he is now almost 4 years old, about to start Pre-K. Ms. Mickie and Ms. Kelly are amazing. They have very high standards for the daycare and always communicate with the parents. I email them and will always receive a response within 24-48 hours, most of the time the day of. As parents, we really appreciate the communication and transparency. The teachers are the best of the best. Most of them have been there decades and they truly love the kids. We love Ms. Monica and Ms. Maria, they treat the kids like their own. It really feels like a family. I cannot rave about them enough. They also send daily updates on the activities, what they ate, and pictures throughout the day. There is Mandarin class every Tuesday, book days, yoga, arts and crafts, STEM learning, etc. We love the school and cannot recommend them enough.

Just recently took a job at this center to teach in the older 2's classroom. I was completely…read moredisappointed in the number of children in that classroom. I am not a supporter of ratio and that is what is happening here. I am a supporter of capacity in the classroom in any daycare setting. Overcrowding can lead to a chaotic classroom environment that is more difficult for the teacher to manage. The increased number of students leads to a greater likelihood of disruptive behavior and conflicts among students, especially with fewer resources to accommodate the extra students. Teachers in overcrowded classrooms often devote more time to dealing with behavioral issues and less time to teaching--something no teacher desires. This leads to aggression and high level of stress in the kids. This is exactly what I witnessed. There seemed to be this level of importance on videos and pictures taken throughout the day, which I support but that seems to get in the way of managing the classroom. At some points you had 3 caregivers in the room, 1 would be trying to teach curriculum to 5 students at a time and 1 one would be videoing the teaching while the other 1 was trying to manage the other 16 children in 4 different play centers. It is impossible. Also, this center does not provide a clinic area for sick children. I witness a child with a 102 fever sent back to the classroom full of other children to wait for the parent to pick them. Also, only management may speak with the parent about behavioral issues with the parents. I completely disagree with the approach and my reasoning are that it undermines the support team each child needs with the caregiver who is with the child on a daily basis more hours in the day that the working parent. It does take a team effort in the daycare setting and at home to encourage citizenship and to cultivate learning in each child. If I tell a parent on a daily basis that their child had a great day when in fact their child had been very aggressive towards multiple children the entire day, then I am lying to that parent. My point is this, I personally like the management team and people but I could no longer work there for the reason stated above. Again I don't think they are bad people but they can do much much much better.

We moved to Alpharetta last summer and choosing Primrose of Alpharetta was the best decision we…read moremade. The staff is incredibly warm and ready to meet any needs that come up. The teachers are engaging and preparing the kids academically ahead of their school levels. We adore this school and they are so involved in the community. Everyone there feels like family and we couldn't be happier!

I had a lot of anxiety about sending my twin toddlers to daycare. After months of research, weeks…read moreof visiting other nearby schools, and several months of trying out a few different nannies, we ended up choosing Primrose Peachtree Corners. My first impression was that the school was warm, safe, and had it's act together. Every staff member and teacher I met was kind and professional, and everyone seemed genuine. Seems to be very little turnover as well, and people have been working there for a really long time. I really thought my twins would have a terrible time transition once they started, because they had pretty severe separation anxiety. However, they literally stopped crying at drop off after just 1 week of attendance, and I saw them smiling and having fun in the pictures sent by the school within the first few weeks. They even would cry about having to leave school when I went to pick them up to go home, and my super shy and suspicious kids were hugging the teachers goodbye within just a couple of weeks. This really speaks volumes to how the teachers and staff really know what they are doing, are engaging and building a relationship with the kids, and that my kids feel safe and are having fun. We've been attending for 4 months now, and my kids love going to school, love their teachers, and I can tell they're learning and getting stimulated everyday. My first impressions of the school and staff are all still the same even after all these months. They also cook their meals onsite, and the snacks and meals are generally healthy: the only better alternative I've seen are Korean daycares. Compared to the other American daycares - big or small - this school's menu has been the healthiest I've seen. There were very minor things I've had to call or talk to the school about, but with anything I've brought up they were super receptive and responsive. Anyway in conclusion, nothing but good things to say about this school, and our family could not survive without them!

My son attended this school from 3 mos. to about 9 mos. old so he started in the infant room and…read moreended in the next room up with crawlers and early walkers. The leadership team is sweet and caring and knows all of the kiddos. I always felt like the communication was open. I liked the small size of the infant rooms and the teachers were amazing. Plus both of them had been there for a while. My son was in the older infant class for only a short time before we moved so I don't have as much experience with them. I will say there were 2 constant teachers in that class and the the other ones seemed to switch out too often for my comfort. Overall, my son had a good experience at this school and I'd recommend it to anyone.

Main complaint with this daycare is that when they close they still charge you, and the school is…read morerather expensive. They are closed throughout the Holidays - even days that are not national holidays. They also close every day with mildly inclement weather if public schools are closing - even if there is no other reason to do so. And you will never be prorated for the days they are closed.

My 4 month old has been at Peachtree Corners Goddard for 2 months now, and I have come to love his…read moreinfant classroom, with my comfort level having grown by leaps and bounds. His teachers are not only loving, attentive and caring, but also very dexterous and amazing with the babies, while striving to meet babies' individual needs. My favorite part about the institution is the individualized care and communication. No matter what is going on, the teachers are extremely attentive when I discuss Orion's needs for the day, everyone at the front office knows Orion and welcomes my questions and input during growth spurts and other challenging times. I never feel rushed, and truly feel like he is in great hands. I was not sure about daycare option in the beginning, but now I feel like I would be doing a disservice to my son, if he didn't go to Goddard, with all the stimulation and age-appropriate interaction he gets. He is always happy when I pick him up; he is very sociable outside of daycare and as also very adjusting about being fed by different people as also with napping in different environments. His developmental skills are constantly growing as well. Peachtree Corners Goddard and its wonderful staff are a very fitting new component in our lives now.

Usually I don't post childcare reviews for security and privacy reasons, however, I loved how clean…read morethis facility is, how happy my preschooler was here, and the streamlined check-in, check-out process with secure entry system. There is an app you will get authorized parental access to and you will remotely unlock an outdoor door then further an inner door and you will be warmly greeted by the Director, who is working to make sure all families are happy. The PreK Teacher is also very warm and friendly although my son was too young for that program and is now in a science program for gifted children. Thanks to Goddard for contributing to our son Rainier's development.

We feel like we've hit the daycare jackpot. From the ownership, the staff, and the teachers…read more.. everyone is so great & truly seems to care about your child. I struggled dropping my baby off for the first time, but we have both grown to love daycare so much. Now when I pick him up, he doesn't even want to leave. New ownership in 2023 has made so many great changes. There is better communication, cosmetic touch ups to the school, and I believe there is more teacher training. We can't recommend Goddard Holcomb bridge enough.