I still feel the same way about this daycare. The service was terrible and to see an administrator…read morekick my son sleeping cot and slam another child down on camera because he would not lay down for nap time! The administrator was Mrs.H**** The only reason they got away with this is because the administrators did not investigate promptly an also they told investigators from DSS THAT THEIR SYSTEM AUTOMATICALLY DELETES files after so many days . I still have my emails and documentation with the area manager who never wrote me back or called back. And I have my report when I made it to DSS

Our family was one of the first to enroll at Children's Courtyard when it opened in February 2025,…read moreand it quickly became clear that this is not a corporate-feeling daycare. It feels deeply connected to the community and genuinely invested in each child and family--not a place where you ever feel like just a weekly paycheck. From the very beginning, the staff took time to get to know my child before their first day, asking about likes, dislikes, and personality during the meet-the-teacher event. The teachers and administration were consistently warm, communicative, and present. Daily updates through the app were thorough, and on the rare occasion of an incident, I received prompt communication and personal follow-up, which made me feel supported and respected as a parent. Classroom transitions were handled with so much care and intention, making the process smooth and stress-free for my child. When our family had to move unexpectedly due to an emergency, the compassion and support we received from the teachers and leadership meant everything. This is hands down the best learning center my child has attended. If you're looking in the Boiling Springs, Spartanburg, or Greenville area, I highly recommend Children's Courtyard.

Our family has had children at Five Oaks for 12 years, and their experience there has given them a…read morestrong foundation for school and life. Two of my children went all the way through and finished the Middle School Program and they left Five Oaks more than prepared for high school! FOA students are smart, well rounded, compassionate, confident and independent. FOA is truly a gem in the Upstate. The staff are some of the most wonderful people you will ever meet, and they work hard to make Five Oaks amazing. Sure, there were a few hiccups along the way, because schools and people aren't perfect. But, overall, I don't think we I could have found a better school for our kids.

Five Oaks Academy is a truly amazing school and community. You don't often find places this…read morecommitted to the growth and development of children in such a truly supportive environment. I'm sincerely grateful for the strong academic and personal skills, confidence, poise, and independence my children developed in their years there. FOA has struck a perfect balance between being academically challenging but completely supportive. Truly one-of-a-kind. My only complaint is that they only go through eighth grade, but I know my kids were well-prepared to continue to thrive in high school.

As the director I invite you to call and set up a virtual tour to see our school. The teachers and…read moreI take great pride in our school. We consider ourselves a big family.

This is the best tutoring center period. It's all about the attitude and passion of the people…read moreyou're working with. Joan and Lynn are remarkable educators. I am so happy I found them to help me prepare for my SAT studies. The environment is so welcoming and the space is open and SO friendly. They have a sweet little dog in the office and is run by family that's been doing this for over 20 years. Don't go anywhere else where you'll burn through money. If you're doing test prep or need to improve your grades, the people here will get you to your goals and are very reasonably priced. Go in and take a diagnostic test and work with them up to your goals!! 100% recommend them to any student, whether in elementary school or college, they know how to work with students.

I was very nervous and thorough to pick out the proper school for my Daughter. I was very pleased…read moreto pick out this one. Great team they have there very helpful. Riley's instructor Tracy! He was great we appreciate him.

As an international student. I highly recommend this driving school. Magie and Barbara are very…read morehelpful. Instructor Tracy is decent, patient, and dedicated. His cueing is simple and clear. He made me feel confident in my driving.

I signed up my kids for a camp there, and they didn't seem to know how to redirect or care when my…read moredaughter got upset. And she generally doesn't get upset otherwise. they didn't communicate with me about it and then didn't allow her to have a turn when everyone else did. I won't be back, unfortunately. I had my hopes high for this place.

This is my second year with Vino & Van Gogh. I wasn't planning to stay so long but as one student…read moresaid, this is my therapy. My mind goes to a completely different place. It seems like every student is friendly and TM is a fantastic teacher. No stress, no worries, just let those creative juices flow. Plus their new facility is amazing.

First, the two reviews Scott S. and Krista S. are the owners of the place…read more Second, we attended Solverus at E. North Street for 5 years. We have spent nearly, if not more than, $100,000 there. For most of our time there, we had a great experience. Until this year. Not sure what changed besides the constant rotating of teachers and maybe being understaffed? We had all three of our girls there. Our oldest was shamed into wear pants with dresses and now has body image issues at the ripe age of 5 due to constantly being told she needs to wear pants with her dresses. She won't wear a dress now without pants. However, Mrs. Wagner is a godsend and frankly too good for Solverus. The real issues began about a year when our middle child. There had been multiple times where we could hear Judy yelling at her and the other kids. She's also told me multiple times that we need to "take our kid home and whip her". Judy is also a family member of the admin so there's some nepotism and lack of accountability there. Anyway, our middle child doesn't fit the mold. She pushes buttons and can be a firecracker at times. Apparently that was too much for Solverus. We had multiple conferences with the admin and did everything they asked of us. At one of our last meetings, it started with the admin saying "I don't know what goes in the classroom" even though they have cameras set up. However, when we asked them to do things like take recess away as a punishment, that never happened. Instead at any little inconvenience they called us to come pick her up. They suspended her on a Friday because she wouldn't line up for recess and then they sent her to the office. Instead of communicating with her and trying to calm her down, they just called us instead. It was on that Friday that I was told Kathy, the director, wanted to speak with me on Monday. Monday came and they told us they were no longer allowing her at Solverus. Not only that, but they kicked our 1.5 year old out as well when I told them I was recording the call. No grace period. No time to find another place. We are a 2-parent working home and now we have nowhere to put our girls. There's a good bit of amazing teachers there including Mrs. Wagner, Ms. Tesla, Ms. Alana, and others but the admin and management are inadequate to say the least. I would highly recommend you look around and explore your options before considering this establishment.

Love this school and appreciate the caring staff. I am so thankful for this place that lives our…read morechildren well.

All three of my children attended KRK. They were very well cared for and had great experience. I…read morehighly recommend.

I've gotten 4 emails requesting a review for KRK so here we go. This is going to be a long one, so…read morebuckle up. My toddler attended KRK in Greer from summer 2022 to the beginning of 2024. At first we loved KRK - it was welcoming, clean, had cameras, & the teachers were great with communication. After about a year things started to go downhill. They were holding us to policies that didn't exist & having us come get our son for nonsense issues because they were understaffed. Around that time, 5 teachers plus the kitchen staff had all left & not been replaced, yet they were telling me that there was no issue with ratios due to that...ok. Reasons they sent my son home: wouldn't come off the playground, was laying half on/half off his mat, wouldn't nap, got dirty outside, got a bug bite, had a pimple on his cheek (they called those last two rashes). I ended up losing my job over my child not napping. They were calling me 1-3 times every week to come get him, while still requiring me to pay fulltime. They said he was being disruptive during nap time & that was part of the reason, even though I saw other children on the camera running around & ripping my son's blanket off of him - they were allowed to stay. When I asked why that was, I was told they aren't allowed to discuss other peoples children. A coworker of mine had her kids at the other location of KRK (now nest) and a teacher was fired there for being abusive toward the kids. The teacher was now at my location. When I asked the director about this teacher, I was met with "who told you that?". She said it wasn't true... Turns out it was true but I can't say how I know that. My son was kicked out for biting a kid that punched him in the face. My son turned 3 & was in a room with 2 year olds. Even though all the kids are in the same room, the 3 year olds have different rules. If a 2 year old bites a 3 year old and the 3 year old bites back... The 3 year old will be kicked out, but the 2 year old can stay. I was sent a whole handbook I had never seen or signed off on with the biting rule all the sudden mentioned in there - when I asked other parents if they had seen this version of the handbook, they had not. I was the only one the fake handbook was sent to and I'm positive I didn't sign off on it, even though they tried to gaslight me and tell me I did. I had a version of the handbook from when we started, but this wasn't it. One time I was at an offsite meeting for work and I didn't have my car because we all traveled there together. I got a call requesting I pick up my son because he wouldn't take a nap and I said I wouldn't be able to make it there in the one hour window they give you to pick up your child. I was BERATED and told from here on out I better have my car with me at all times. The director spoke to me like this frequently - like she was in charge of my life. As I see it, I'm paying for a service and providing THEM with their paycheck... not the other way around. They continue to get away with this, though, because waitlists are so long and they know they can replace a child the next day. Ownership shifted from multiple people to one individual and herein lies the negative changes. They also started accepting ABC vouchers, which seems to have changed the way they treat some kids. I know how all this sounds, trust me, but it's true. I've spoken to other parents this has happened to and I know the daycare will respond to this message in attack mode like I see they've done to other reviews but that's fine because this is all facts. Believe the negative reviews guys... go check the abcquality.org website because it doesn't lie (find them under " Upstate Preschool DBA Kids 'R' Kids"). They have high severity issues that they've been caught for and are rated a C. It's sad that the school went so downhill because we loved it at the beginning. Writing all this benefits me in no way personally, but I feel like parents need to see real reviews from real parents to make decisions about where to send their children. Find another facility.