Our search for a preschool for our daughter was frustrating. We nearly settled for a school that we…read moreknew wasn't a good fit - then we found Wee Blessings. If you are looking for a family run school that cares just as much as you do about your child's development then look no further. Debi and Phil are always there making sure things are running smoothly. The teachers are qualified, attentive, and show every day that they love their work. Wee Blessings is a blessing to our family!

This school is not for you if you are not Christian. Our kid…read morewas kicked out after 3 days out of which the mother was there for 2 days. So basically kicked out after 1 day They kept full month of fees and no pro rated return . Full month fee charged for 3 days.

The new administration, yet with extensive Creo and Montessori experience, has brought welcomed…read morewarmth and openness to the growing school. Adding music and art to the in-class curriculum is wonderful and the renewed bilingual immersion is great! The multi-age structure is remarkably effective at encouraging good citizenship in the students, caring for each other and allowing all to follow and develop their passions. This year, Ms. Jill has changed the tone making Creo even more welcoming. The international feel of an AMI certified Montessori school is amazing and Creo is doing an excellent job navigating the balance between staying true to what that certification means and the current atmosphere in public education. We are fortunate to have such a lovely option so close and with community encouragement and support, it could become an option for even more families.

We have had our kids in this school for the past 6 years and we couldn't be happier with their…read moreprogress and the administration. The guides are kind and patient with the children and they encourage learning through exploration. The administration has been incredibly supportive and do their best to create an inclusive environment. We are so happy to have found Creō and would recommend them to anyone.

We had an amazing experience at Curious Kids Preschool! It was our daughter's first school…read moreexperience, and we couldn't have asked for a better one. She learned so much, loved all the hands-on activities, and was excited to go to school every day. The small class sizes made such a difference, and Ms. Leighann was an incredible Pre-K teacher. She is caring, patient, and truly loves what she does. We are so thankful for everything she and ms. Ruth and Erin did for our daughter. Highly recommend!

We've had 2 kids now attend Curious Kids starting in the 2s classroom and have had an amazing…read moreexperience. Ms. Ruth runs the facility with care and greets kids by name and usually with a big hug! All of the teachers we've had have been phenomenal and you can tell there is a beautiful balance between learning academics, experiencing art and ways to show their creativity, along with great fun and joy every day. So glad we found Curious Kids!

Montessori Learning Center is truly a gem. A clean, homelike environment and the staff is like…read morefamily. It has been in existence for well over 30 years (and the prices are reminiscent of 1985! Just sayin'). My former husband attended here (in the same building) and so when our oldest turned 3, we enrolled him. He loved it (he is now 15, still with fond memories of MLC). Now my youngest, almost 4, has loved it too. I love that he skips in when I drop him off and is beaming and happy when I pick him up. This is TRUE Montessori, and it has been so wonderful to watch all 3 of my kids blossom and become more of themselves in the Montessori method-- confident, self assured and capable. I'll be so sad the end of next year when I won't have any more kiddos to come here! Check out this school! Ms. Larissa runs it now (her mother Ms. Christine opened it decades ago) and you won't be disappointed.

I went to check out this school yesterday because my friend suggested it. She is totally happy and…read morelove this place and I no wonder why. I got a very warm welcome from the principle,MS Christine. She showed me the school and the programs she teaches. She also really paid attention to my son for the first time even though we did not make an appointment. We just walked in!! She uses all real materials/objects in teaching not just plastic toys like any other places. She seems to know how to discipline the children in a right way. I am totally in love with this school. I think she has no ratings because people do not know about her school much. . It is a home preschool setting with a lovely teacher. Not much advertising. I will definitely thinking about enrolling my son here.

I'm not someone who usually writes reviews, but I wanted to share a little about my experience at…read moreGreenhouse Montessori. During my 2 1/2 years there, I met so many wonderful families, amazing coworkers, and experienced authentic Montessori in a truly special environment. It will always hold a special place in my heart. I also love my new school and my new team, but I still miss my former students and their families. Some people ask, "If you loved it so much, why did you leave?" The answer is simple: I left because of personal responsibilities, not because I stopped loving the school.

Greenhouse has been the school I was looking for to feel like my little one could get the nurturing…read moreand safe environment needed to thrive. Miss Julie and Miss Jade our my little one's teachers and they are so dedicated to the kids in their room. My child looks forward to school and has blossomed since attending. I drive 30 minutes one way for my little one to attend and it's total worth it. If you want a natural approach to a kid experiencing and learning about their the world in a safe and nurturing close knit community this is the place!

This daycare is a wonderful place for your kids the teachers are great. The infant teachers are…read morewonderful and love the babies as their own.

My kids have been at this daycare for 2+ years, they love it! The staff is great and very welcoming…read moreand treat my kids like family! Vanessa and Jaime up front are great!

DGM is an absolutely amazing school. I will be honest…read moreenrollment felt challenging I think our application got lost in the sauce BUT once we were in, I couldn't be more grateful for the experience we have had. Every parent wants that school that feels like home, like their child is valued and seen, and where they are respected as parents - that's this school. My son (now 5) has a lot of energy, and a speech delay. The prior Montessori school he was at labeled him as "too much" and told me he needed to be in a "dedicated special education program". We got to DGM with Ms. Tessa (Primary), and wow she's an absolute unicorn of a teacher! She teaches emotional regulation in her classroom, her room full of 26 kids listen to her with ease. My son is so loved in her class and he has grown so much (in just 1 school year)! She's not a special education teacher she just knows how to teach with mindfulness, care, and the utmost attention. I wish all families could experience a school like DGM and a teacher like Ms.Tessa. Even the teaching assistants & school staff are so loving & kind. If your family is interested I 20/10 recommend. If money is holding you back, speak to the school about scholarships and aid, the school Director is amazing, she will make time to talk to your family personally. Coming to DGM was a life changing move for our family. I'm forever grateful! Excited for many more years at DGM!

Under no circumstance take your children to this school. I repeat-- DO NOT TAKE YOUR CHILDREN TO…read moreTHIS SCHOOL. My daughter was physically abused by her assistant teacher in this private school "Desert Garden Montessori." It was during lunch time that my daughter was feeding water to her best friend. Mrs. Kristen, the assistant teacher, sees her goes over to her, pulls her hard by her arm and places her close to her face and says "Stop doing that she's not a baby." Leaving her finger marks under my daughter's arm from how hard she had pulled her. The school told me two different stories and none of them matched. The director and owner Shetal did absolutely nothing to protect other children and their safety as Kristen was never suspended or under any formal investigation. SHE IS STILL WORKING THERE. The director didn't even bother to look at the pictures during the first meeting with her and when she finally saw them by email she responded to me that they looked faded. Two weeks after they finally looked at the outside cameras because I asked for that, and found nothing other than Amy daughter just playing. Also, two weeks after other employees such as the social worker and HR were aware of what had happened. TWO WEEKS AFTER. And that was because I spoked to them. The pictures speak for themselves and my daughter's story does too. My daughter was so afraid and so blocked from what had happened as at home we don't do any physical damage. When I asked her why she didn't tell me some details sooner she responded: "Mom I didn't want Mrs. Kristen to be mad again." This is insane. This lady was cleaning tables when she saw my daughter giving water to her friend she proceeded to remove one of her gloves and pulled and grabbed my daughter so hard that she left her fingers marked on her skin. "It hurt mom. It hurt a lot and all I wanted was mom and dad." I'm disgusted by this situation and as a mother, this was definitely one of the hardest things I had ever gone through. The least thing a school should provide is safety and this school cannot even give you that. The Chief Investigator of the State Board of education was disgusted by this situation and in disbelief at the way this was handled by the director Shetal. I quote "These marks are severe and that woman who did them knew exactly what she was doing. Someone with this temperament cannot and should not be around children" Please keep your children safe and do not send them to this school who will never care for you as a parent or even as a human being.

We have two kids in and love it. We like the environment the staff and the intention to help the…read morekids grow spiritually physically and academically. ​​

As a person of color who was new to the area, looking for a preschool is hard enough in itself. We…read moretook a tour and Miss Megan seemed amazing, and she couldn't stop singing her teachers praises! So, we were quite excited for our child to start. She did well for the first few weeks until we noticed that after about a month and a half, her confidence started to drop. She started telling us that she no longer loved her skin and hair. She told me that some of the kids in school told her that she was not pretty because she is black. I told her that she was wrong, her differences were unique and beautiful (I mean, I made her after all!) and the girls (and one boy) who were telling her that are wrong and that friends don't talk like that. I also told her that if she hears it again from her friends, she needs to tell the teacher. The school year picked up and I was no longer the person picking her up from school. Her teacher never once approached me about any racist comments, and my daughter stopped talking to me about it so I thought it was handled until my daughter came home to tell me that a teacher spit water in her face when she was coming down the slide. ‍ it took everything in me to not come up to the school and throw a huge fit after what THEY claim as a "mis-understanding". Um, no. HOW is that an accident?! Water from YOUR MOUTH should NEVER touch a child. Especially MY CHILD. That is DISGUSTING, unsanitary and just RUDE, and I'm sure they didn't think that my daughter would snitch, but she tells me EVERYTHING. Never got an apology by the way, for myself or my daughter. That was strike two. I should have pulled her out right then. Right around Christmas break, my daughter tells me that she told Ms. Michelle that the classmates were picking on her again, and Michelle told her that they wouldn't do that, basically ignoring my daughter because she didn't see these racially charged issues as important (probably because she felt or was taught the same things about people of color). This just so happened during the week of the Christmas concert. So we went to the concert so that I could observe her with her classmates, and my poor baby was NOT comfortable, she was not her normally outgoing confident self around this class of people, she wasn't happy. So I pulled her out. No need to have my child uncomfortable day after day because people don't want to take the time or have the bravery to stand up for ignorance and do away with it in the classroom. If I can't trust these people to protect my daughters feelings, self esteem and confidence as they do her white counterparts, then why am I paying them? Nahhh. Time for tots showed me that I shouldn't trust just any smiling "Christian" teacher with my child, that I need to ask these teachers beforehand how they deal with issues based in race and cultural sensitivity before enrolling my child anywhere and that most of these "Christian" daycares will still lie to you and cover their teachers butts before caring about your child who is just another number to them. Now that my eyes are open, I would NEVER refer a soul their way. Ms. Megan assured me that cultural sensitivity training was a thing that was going to happen, and I just wonder if it's been implemented as of yet. In the meantime, I'm no longer Christian and this is part of the reason why.