My 4 year old daughter is in the Head Start / Preschool program at Everett and I am extremely…read morepleased with their care for my daughter. She comes home every day from school telling me all the new things that she learned including her alphabet, counting, sing-along songs, writing skills etc. She is always excited to go to school, and is well monitored while there with multiple teachers supervising in the classroom at all times. You can tell the teachers have a passion for children and genuinely love their job. They have flexible hours that you can adjust to fit your work or school schedule. They offer full day school and extended hours which is difficult to find for toddlers. There IS a waiting list, but it is well worth the wait! I highly recommend the program

My nephews go to this school its right around the corner from us and so far its been good.(3years…read moreand counting) We are enrolling our daughter this year and I'm excited for her. We had an option to enroll her at GVA with her other cousins but so far my sis- in - law has had some issues with them nothing major but enough for me not to feel comfortable with. When my nephews first got here (Everett elementary)they were behind in school due to my sister not taking them in Lodi, that's when we became legal guardians and enrolled them here, right away the teachers were very helpful and did everything they could to help one of my nephews catch up they split him in k/1st grade it was a lot for him but the teachers worked very hard for him. I now have two happy healthy boys and I thank the twins Ms. Vaughn and Ms. Vaughn for helping my nephew get through this rough patch.

First and foremost the reason this school does not have more reviews is because it's great…read morereputation is primarily based off word of mouth. To be a sacred heart preschool family is to know love and to know community. I have a child with a rare speech disorder, it was Terrifying trying to decide where to place him for preschool when he can't communicate to me effectively. He has THRIVED at SHPS. The staff has gone above and beyond to learn how he communicates and even acknowledges him when we see them out and about in the community or at church. He practically unbuckles himself to get out of the car to go to school. My daughter will be starting in the fall. The staff is so kind and caring, this isn't the kind of place that's going to let your child "cry it out" all day. The facility is well maintained, safe and the cost to attend is very reasonable. My child is so happy here and has made leaps and bounds in terms of development. As far as these negative reviews they are clearly vindictive and based on the similar writing styles between the two negative ones they are from the same bitter person. I don't take time to write reviews often but I felt the need to share how wonderful this place has been for our family.

Negative environment for children. Has really gone down hill since the director of 35 years retired…read more. This school is all about money and not your childs safety. They allow staff to scream in the childrens faces and also alow sick children and staff to be present. I suggest other preschools in area.

This school is inconsistent. Thankfully they did get a new director because the last one was…read moreextremely unprofessional and seemed to have a few screws lose. The 2/3 year old teacher Miss Beth calls out of work a few times a week and has done so for YEARS . My daughter needs consistency, as all children dom When a teacher calls out several times each week, children may experience frequent disruptions in routine and relationship-building. While occasional absences are normal and unavoidable, repeated absences can make it harder for preschoolers to develop the stable, trusting connection that is such an important part of early childhood education. That said, the overall impact depends on how the preschool handles absences. If the same substitute teacher regularly fills in and maintains familiar routines, the disruption may be less significant than if different substitutes are constantly rotating through the classroom.

We switched to little lights in the middle of the year for our kiddo. It truly was the best…read moredecision we ever made. Our child learned so much from March to May. He didn't know how to write his name before- little lights got him there. He didn't know his letters- little lights taught him. Same with numbers. The amount of growth we saw in that short time was amazing- academically and emotionally. The teachers and staff are amazing. Big thank you to miss april, miss Jenna, miss Sandy, miss Michelle and miss Elizabeth. And everyone else who helped our child grow. I'm beyond thankful for our time at little lights and will definitely be sending my other kiddos.

I started my 19 month old daughter here the beginning of February and she absolutely loves it! With…read morethe staff's help she was able to seamlessly transition from going to a home daycare to attending this preschool. She has learned many new words and gets to practice and develop her fine motor skills daily. Throughout the day, the staff takes photos of your child and sends them to you through a secure web browser to keep you updated. It's absolutely amazing and I would definitely recommend Methodist Tiny Tots to anyone looking for a preschool.

As a parent(s) the wife and I were extremely nervous about dropping our child off to be with…read moresomeone other than family, but since the year our child has been going here we have felt nothing but comfort knowing how they care for not just our child but all the children there, they truly make you feel at ease knowing your child isn't just there learning and coming into their own little humans but that while there they are with people that truly care about them and want them to succeed as much as you do. To be honest the day our child leaves to go to the next stage of schooling we will be sad amd will be forever grateful for how they treated our child.

Very good personalized care from people who truly want to see your children succeed. They also…read morehave PrTMS services to go along with their ABA clinic.

Unfortunately, there's a lot of kids that need ABA services, but thank God there's Genesis to help…read morethe kids and families. The care is amazing for all the staff and families.

My son started receiving services at BEST when he was just 3 years old (he's now almost 6). I could…read morenever have imagined how much he would grow and learn in such a short time. Today, he is in General Ed Kindergarten while still receiving services, and the progress he has made truly amazes me. His first supervisors, Megan and Vanidi, were not only there for Miguel but also for me as a parent. I will forever have a special place in my heart for them because they guided me during a time when I knew nothing about the spectrum. They supported us in ways I will never forget, and I am so grateful for everything they poured into my son and into me as his mom. When it came time to switch supervisors, I'll admit I felt sad and hesitant--I wasn't sure what to expect. But once again, we were blessed. Ashley and Jaime stepped in and have been nothing short of incredible. Their genuine care for the children and their passion for what they do shine through every single day. Knowing that Miguel has people like them cheering him on gives me so much peace. Not only has Miguel benefited, but my younger son (who is 4) recently began services with BEST as well. From the very beginning, I have been impressed with every single person I've encountered--from the BTs to the supervisors and staff. Matt deserves special recognition because he is truly an extraordinary human being. There are no words to fully express how much he has done for my son. His dedication and heart are the reason Miguel has been able to overcome so many challenges. He is not only a role model for my son but for so many other children as well. My younger son also absolutely loves Jesus and Jayden, and I'm so thankful for the kindness and patience they've shown while helping him adjust during his very first month at the center. Watching him feel comfortable and happy there has been such a gift. If you are looking for a company that genuinely cares about your children, believes in them, and loves what they do, I cannot recommend BEST enough. These past three years have been filled with growth, support, and positivity. From the bottom of my heart--thank you for everything you have done for my boys and for our family.

Highly recommended! Helpful, supportive, informative, fun! The best behavioral therapist! B.E.S.T…read morehelped my son with everything, educationally, emotionally, socially! We are forever greatful.

Great school! I started my career in Special Education as a Speech Language Pathologist at…read moreUniversity Charter. I am not an SLP but I became an Education Specialist. Great school!

Love aspire schools. The only problem I have with this location is the office staff. Even my…read morehusband complained about them. Last year we both went at different times to pick our son up and we were both told that we cant come an hour before school ends it's to early! Makes no sense we were late to our appointments because of this. Even the staff and vanguard were shocked when I told them. This year they changed it i guess and claimed it was never like that well I'm not sure but it happened to us both on separate occasions. Also they called me to pick up my child but my child wasn't even in the office when i got there still had to wait for them to walk up to the front. And they make parents wait outside I understand it's for Stafety but if it's raining or cold who wants to stand in the rain there's nothing to stand under. Really my problem is with the office staff especially the one who I'm assuming is the receptionist she's so rude the one with the long black hair. I'm really considering not returning my student next year I don't want to deal with rude staff.

I rarely leave reviews, but families deserve transparency. My family has been with this center for…read moreover three years, and the decline has been noticeable especially following recent corporate changes and inconsistency at that level. This facility markets itself as a "learning center", but it is increasingly operating like a daycare without the consistency and structure you would expect for the cost. Ongoing staffing shortages have created unreliable care, including last minute capacity limits that result in families being turned away. The core issue appears to be how staff are treated and to be clear, this is not a reflection of the on site team, but a corporate level problem. Teachers seem overworked, under supported, and underpaid, which creates an unsustainable environment. This not only impacts the children, but also leads to high staff turnover and a lack of consistency in care. Families are paying premium rates, but the investment in staffing does not reflect that. Until there are meaningful changes at the corporate level to support and retain qualified teachers, I cannot recommend this center.

Reflecting on the six years my child spent at Childtime, I can honestly say we look back on the…read moreexperience with immense satisfaction. Now that we are nearly a year removed from the program, the positive impact on my child's development is even more apparent. The hallmark of our experience was the relationship with the administration. While there were naturally moments over the years where I had concerns or disagreed with a specific situation, I never once felt unheard. The leadership team always prioritized sitting down with me to listen and address my feedback. Even when the solutions weren't exactly what I had envisioned, the transparency and respect they showed ensured that my perspective was always valued. Watching my child flourish in the environment they've cultivated was a joy. My only constructive critique would be the lunch program; while relying on the provided options was occasionally a challenge, and my child sometimes came home hungry. However, the staff was always attentive to this--they provided appealing snacks and allowed as many helpings as needed to ensure no child was left wanting. I would have prefered to be able to provide a home made lunch that respected the no-peanut policy. I am grateful for the care, the communication, and the community Childtime provided our family for over half a decade.