Never go there if you have one more option. My kid went there when I moved to this area. My kid kep…read morecrying and hurt by other kid. But no teacher told me, until other parents said sorry to me. Al well other parents told me my kid crying badly and she have to stop by and comfort my kid. And my kid lost a couple of personal staff. When we left at the end of the semester they charge me more. When I tried to ask no response at all.

Very happy with the service at Kindercare Springdale. We use a military program and Kindercare…read moreworks with them great and minimizes our paperwork and coordination. Our son has a great time there, which is what matters. I like how he gets homework and we can see real progress with him learning numbers and letters. Every once in awhile he'll shock us with what he knows. Hats off to the great work the teachers are doing. We've moved around a lot in the last 4 years and we chose Kindercare brands 3 times for the value and trust.

When I was pregnant with my first child I did a TON of research on in-home and licensed daycares. I…read morefinally decided on clockwise. The center itself gives you the warm feeling of an in-home but the accountability and curriculum of a licensed daycare. My daughter started when I went back to work at 6 months and is currently 17 months old. The teachers at clockwise are so kind and attentive to her needs. They notice everything and keep me updated. Every day we get a report which is so helpful to see how long she napped, what she ate, etc. Clockwise taught her how to crawl, walk, transition to formula, and even transition off bottles. We have had a wonderful year and I would definitely recommend Clockwise to anyone who is looking for a daycare. As you can see from the pictures, she loves it there!

When we started looking for a daycare for our newborn daughter, we wanted a place that would truly…read morelove and care for her. Clockwise was exactly that. You can feel the warm energy right when you walk in- the teachers treat the kids like they're their own, it's not just a job. Even the other kids and parents are incredibly nice and easy to get along with. The owner is closely involved in the center and takes great pride in it. Unfortunately we moved out of the area, but I (and my daughter!) still miss the school and I'm grateful for a wonderful first daycare experience.

The pros and cons :…read more Pros: The outside facility looks bad but inside classrooms are sunny, nicely decorated with many toys/activity stations for kids. Nice staff, great phone communication. Less kids in each class compared to big chain daycares Reasonable price and summer fees No musty smells Teachers seem attentive, not on their phones like other daycares Cons: Not much shade in outdoor spaces Outdoor fence lack of security Only a few spaces parking, which is taken up by staff. Hot black concrete yard in tricycle area - dangerous if kid falls Rusty fencing and rusty basketball hoop Old facility - outside exterior, basement isn't inviting. 2nd floor classes - harder to leave in emergency No apps - no updates No camera to watch This daycare is definitely not bad, but they certainly can improve those aspects listed.

My son attended Sunny Days Academy for a year. We are sad to part ways, and are only doing so…read morebecause we are moving. Sunny Days is a nurturing environment, with kind and caring teachers. Each day I was confident that my son would be safe and well cared for. The center director Alex communicates well and is so kind. As for the price, you can't beat it for this area. They include breakfast, lunch and a snack. Each day we receive an end of day report telling us all about our child's day. We will miss Sunny Days and couldn't recommend it more for anyone looking for a center for their child.

I really think very highly of this daycare. I have my own kids here and friends' kids go here too…read more I have been sending my kids here since they were babies. The school offers a structured day for my children which helps tremendously with little ones learning about their world. My kids have friends, love their teachers, and honestly learn a lot. I really like all of the teachers we've met, they all seem to genuinely like being around little kids all day. I've always felt like my children were in very good hands when I leave for the day. It's a very happy place.

My son lasted barely a year and within that year he had about 10 NEW teachers! my son was 1-2 at…read morethe time!!!! Being with a completely new person everyday! My son would cry with certain workers that eventually got fired which leaves me wondering. The staff sucks they don't even acknowledge you at pcm up for your child OR drop off. I would never reccomend even to my worst enemy!!!!! 0 out of 10

While dropping my granddaughter off 9:31am Friday, January 10th 2023 I witnessed a teacher (I…read morebelieve her name was Priscilla) grabbing and seating a little toddler. She is the tiniest toddler in the room. I proceeded to observe the situation as the teacher continued yelling and snatching items out of the kids hands. I thought about reacting but I knew they'd call the cops on me. So I went to the office, got Miralena and said, "You need to get your teacher. She's in there yanking the kids and snatching things." As we walked to the classroom, you could literally hear the teacher yelling and screaming at the kids. At that point, Miralena pulled the teacher to the back room and talked to her. I don't know what was said... At that point, my granddaughter started crying cause she didn't want to stay. Mind you this child has been going to this school for over a year and actually looked forward to going to school every day. (Especially when Miss Nyema was there) I left. Sat in the car for a second to gather my thoughts. Then went back inside and told Miralena "Today is her last day! And, I'm gonna need your director to contact me immediately." 11:34am Tuesday 2/14/23, Miralena called "So Ali is staying?" I replied, "Well I don't know. I'm still waiting for your director to call me. So how was that situation handled? Were her parents made aware of the incident involving their child? Cause I'm still trying to get in touch with them. " She said, "We let the teacher go. She won't be back." I said, " Well where's your director because she never called me...and since she didn't it's too late. What is corporates number?" She said, "I'm not in the office and have to stay in the classroom all day today." 4:54pm Tuesday 2/14/23, Rashawnah calls. She apologized for not getting back to me sooner. I asked, "When did Miralena tell you about the incident?" She said "Friday evening." I said, "Isn't protocol to alert superiors immediately after an incident involving the children?" She said "Yes!" So I said, "Right. Since Miralena didn't and now you're just calling me about an incident that took place early Friday morning ...other measures need to be taken. What's corporate number and I want that ethics line too." I proceeded to say, "See if I had snatched her ass up y'all would have called the cops on me. You would want me to do something too if it were you and yours. This didn't personally happen to me and mine but I witnessed it happen to another baby who could have very well been ours." I told her that she would be able to see it all on the cameras. She said they don't have cameras inside the facility. 11:36am Today, 2/17/23 Kelly Phelan calls me to ask is Ali last day on Tuesday? I said, "No. where did you get that from?" She said, "You the grandmother told someone here that her last day was on Tuesday." Then she proceeded to say, "AND JUST SO YOU KNOW, LICENSING WAS JUST HERE AND FOUND NO WRONGDOINGS." I said, "WELL HOW WAS THAT DETERMINED WHEN THEY DIDN'T CONTACT ME THE WITNESS WHO SAW IT HAPPEN?" Nowwwww she wants to play victim. Talking about me screaming...so I hung up. She called back to threaten me with the police if I come down there." I called her back to confirm what she had said and hung up. All of this because I reported a danger that I witnessed against a defenseless baby girl. Now Kelly wants to gaslight and play victim. Her guilty conscience came out in her "argument" with me. Extremely unprofessional.

My youngest child (my daughter) was nine years old when I first encountered a child raised in the…read moreMontessori way. What an epiphany. But too late for my children. I immediately realized this was the kind of guidance they could have used to balance the less than organized life that I provided my children. I swore at that moment that I would provide whatever it took to bestow this gift upon their children. When my grandson was 3 years old, and potty trained, I contacted Tammy for a visit to the Childrens Montessori Schoolhouse (CMS). The children all greeted me, and then quietly went about their "work." I watched as one child went to the snack area, prepared her vegetables and dip. Ate them while quietly chatting with her friend at the table. (all the children are friends here! "Cooper, when you are finished, bring a friend in here to take his turn.") Then, she cleaned up her plate and napkin and set the place at the table for the next child. This week, I watched the children eat their lunch at the picnic table on the playground. When one little boy finished his apple, he hopped up, put the core in the compost tumbler, turned it three times, and then sat back down at the table for more conversation! And no one is over six years old. I found the "math" section of the classroom. One of the Montessori principles is learning a concept "physically" with your senses before you internalize it mentally. One method of learning their numbers is counting beads on a strand, with your fingers. So, first master counting a strand of ten beads. And then I saw a rectangle of beads, ten by ten. Hah, these children are learning to square their numbers!! Ten squared is 100 beads. How exciting! And then I saw a cube of beads, 10X10X10. Mercy, they will understand cubing and cube roots with their tiny fingers. When did I finally understand that concept? Junior in high school? I watch my little grandson, who, like his grandmother (me), is an agent of chaos. But he steps through the portals of the Children's Montessori Schoolhouse and Mrs. DiGiralamo, Miss Marilyn, Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Billingham gently, quietly guide him to a world that is structured, yet loaded with freedom, once he understands the rules. And now we are beginning to bring the principles home. It's a challenge, but we now know what is possible. As a grandmother, I rarely purchase anything for my grandchildren, but I feel like I am giving them the gift of the world through the Children's Montessori Schoolhouse.

We thoroughly searched for a school for my 3 year old daughter in the area. Nowhere felt like the…read moreright "fit" until we met with CMS. It was important to us that she attended a Montessori school, but more important that we felt like it would develop her strengths and teach her. Even more importantly, we wanted a place that would feel like a home, where the teachers cared and were genuine. This was it for us! I cannot say enough about this school and our experience thus far. She's learning things that will help her grow into a kind, independent, and thoughtful person, and that she will carry with her the rest of her life. In our opinion, this is the best kept secret in the area. We love it here!

I absolutely love this school. They are so good with the kids. My twins LOVE all the teachers and…read moreare treated with so much affection. I could't ask for a better place to drop my babies off.

This school loves and cares for kids every day. The staff is well-trained and they are following…read moreall CDC guidelines to the letter. Both of my children attended here for 5 years each, and they were well-prepared for kindergarten by the time they left.

This is our second year at Beechwood school and I have loved our experience. I am a special…read moreeducation public preschool teacher & I can be very picky when it comes to educational experiences for my children . The teachers have treated my child and me warmly. She has grown so much since starting and even I have learned a thing or two! I am always greeted by name and with a warm smile by the staff.