Just finished our first year here. Great environment for preschoolers. Creative, nurturing, caring…read moreteachers. Outstanding care!

We absolutely love this preschool. Everyone is extremely friendly, loving to the children and it is…read morevery clean. Our daughter attends 2 days a week and begs to go every day. She always comes home excited to tell us about how much fun her day was and all that she learned. I can not say enough good things about Children's Center....

Absolutely love this school. My kids are thriving here. The staff is very hands on and cares about…read moreeach of its students. Would 10 out of 10 recommend.

We initially thought this was a great school, but over time, severe safety, cultural, and academic…read moreissues became apparent. Administration consistently prioritizes the school's reputation over student well-being. Severe Bullying & Dismissed Violence Bullying is very rampant, and administrators sweep physical fights under the rug. My child was punched in the face during a PE activity of tag for catching another student in the game, which leadership dismissed as an "accident." On multiple occasions, another student hit my child under direct teacher supervision; the teacher did not care, and leadership dismissed it as well. These are not isolated incidents but is instead a culture actively fostered. Physical Staff Outbursts Some teachers get physical with students. A school counselor violently yanked a desk, causing a student to fall. Another teacher pulled multiple students' arms. Despite video verification and multiple student reports, that teacher is still employed. Administration only offered to switch the reporting students' classes rather than taking disciplinary action even after receiving video verification through school security cameras. Academic Neglect & Discouragement There are many kindhearted and great teachers but we have experienced many that were in favor of the bare minimum. They assign excessive homework on content barely or even completely uncovered in class, straining parents. When my student advocated for tutoring in a challenging subject as they received in the past before, their teacher completely rejected them. After I stepped in to tutor my child at home, the teacher explicitly accused my child of cheating multiple times and destroyed their confidence in a subject they were trying hard to master. Unreported Missing Students During student dismissals, multiple students have gone missing. Administration hides these incidents. While waiting for my own child who was released late, I witnessed teachers frantically searching for two missing students (one a kindergartener) who had left school grounds. The school never communicated this to the parents, likely because the affected family did not speak English. Hypocritical Food Confiscation Under the guise of "healthy eating," staff completely confiscates students' lunches and snacks without warning, including whole-food snacks and PB&Js. Disturbingly, leadership admitted these snacks are given to the staff to eat because "the staff works so hard" when students questioned why staff can eat unhealthy things but the students can't. Confiscated lunches are never replaced, leaving children hungry, even though the cafeteria serves the exact same items. When students point this out, staff has told them that it's not PB&J sandwiches they're serving, but sunflower butter ones which is contrary to their school menu that states they serve both in their cafeteria. On another occasion, staff was selling chip bags and then confiscating the same chip bags later since they were unhealthy. This hypocritical policy meant to "demonstrate school health guidelines" is only selectively enforced based on opportunistic gain rather than from a place of genuine concern for student wellbeing. Inappropriate Political & Ideological Pressure Staff aggressively pushes personal political ideologies on young children. During a gender discussion, my 6th grader stated she was happy being a girl. The teacher targeted her in front of the class, stating, "Are you sure? That's kind of boring, you can be a boy too," repeatedly putting her on the spot. In another incident, a teacher asked students who their parents voted for, then declared to the class that all white ethnic people are racist and that they would never vote for a white politician. This school jeopardizes child safety for appearances, fosters unchecked bullying, permits physical outbursts from staff, and pressures children with political speech and peer pressure. Parents, please talk to your kids about what is really happening in school.

We are Foster Parents to a beautiful 3 year old. We enrolled her at this school in January 2023…read more We absolutely have been so impressed with the staff, teachers and caliber of care that our foster daughter is receiving. Before she started, we had a "Get to know you" meeting with her 2 teachers, where they really wanted to know our daughter's preferences, personality, challenges etc. Ever since they have been so pro-active in staying in touch with us and providing the best experience for this 3 year old. It is a Head Start Preschool so all foster children can attend for free Monday-Thursday. Her class is so diverse there are 6 different languages that are spoken. I would highly recommend this school. The facility is clean and the outdoor area, spacious.

My son went there in 2021 his teacher was Ms.molly and he loved it there! All of the staff are so…read morewelcoming and they are big in communicating which I love! I can say my son learned so much there.

I was an assistant teacher for four years in the primary classroom. It was some of the best years…read moreof my life! This is an authentic Montessori school. All the teachers are committed to laying down a solid foundation for your child's educational career. Your child WILL leave MSWP with a love of learning! I often found myself wishing I grew up as a Montessori kid. I noticed that MSWP students tend to have better social skills & a very strong work ethic compared to other preschools I've worked at. Our classroom truly felt like a family. We had so many laughs & ah-ha moments. My favorite was seeing the huge smile on a kiddos face when they mastered a lesson! But even cooler was when that kiddo would be able to give that lesson to a younger student in the classroom. These classrooms are truly a 2nd home for your child. MSWP will always hold a special place in my heart and I plan on enrolling my daughter there as soon as she's old enough!

Incredible school and community. Our kids are both thriving! Our younger son is in his second year…read moreof the toddler program and our oldest is in his last year of primary. They both love school and we couldn't be happier with the teachers, administration, families, and overall experience! Such a special place.

Our daughter has attended this school since she was an infant, and we have loved every stage of our…read moreexperience. The curriculum does an excellent job balancing learning, creativity, and play, and we've watched our daughter grow in confidence, knowledge, and independence thanks to the caring teachers and staff. Every classroom has been filled with educators who genuinely care about the children and their success. A special thank you to Ms. Teagan, our daughter's current teacher. Our daughter is always excited to tell us about her day and we're so grateful for the positive impact she's had on our daughter. We highly recommend this school to any family looking for a supportive and enriching place for their child.

We love little sunshine's playhouse. Whenever anyone asks me if I know a good daycare or preschool,…read moreI always recommend this place. I truly feel like my kids are in the best hands here. Ms Brooklyn is one of my daughter's favorite teachers, and we love Ms. Emily who has taken care of my one kid when she was younger and now my toddler. High Quality facility, high quality people! - S. Brown

Our son went there for about a year and a half and was in more than one classroom. He started when…read morehe was still in the infant class room and moved onto the bigger kid room. We only stopped going there because the commute was too long from our house/work and the Denver traffic was just too much. It was a tough decision. We absolutely loved our time there. The teachers are wonderful and their approach is second to none. The family style meals, fostering independence, and Montessori approach was phenomenal. Our son excelled there. The outdoor time was great too. The kids get plenty of time to be outside. Gordon and the gang do a great job. Their parent education nights were extremely informative as well. I was seriously impressed with our son's counting skills, patience and ability to communicate his needs and feelings after spending so much time there.

The teachers at Little Lyceum are amazing, they absolutely love each kid as if they were their own…read more We really love the Montessori method as well, compared to other kids the same age, we feel our child is a lot more independent and responsible. We feel really comfortable leaving our child with little Lyceum and our 2 yr old absolutely loves going to daycare.

Great school, faith based , small class size,more one on one teaching and an excellent teacher!…read moreWould highly recommend. Have seen my child flourish socially, emotionally, and academically while attending Little Wonders Christian Preschool. My child is well prepared to start Kindergarten.

Primrose School of Lone Tree provides the best educational childcare and is a place that is also…read moresafe and fun. The owners are second to none and our family feels right at home here.

Had a great experience in 2 different classrooms here with excellent teachers, but then my child…read moregot to preschool and the teachers were non communicative and the classroom was extremely chaotic and felt understaffed and disorganized. My child no longer wanted to go there each morning, and a new administrator (that had just started working there a very short time ago) made it clear that she had no interest in getting to know or work with families, or in figuring out how to help children feel comfortable and succeed in their environment (or maybe she didn't have the skills or tools to actually know how to do this, but either way it was unacceptable). Administrative turnover is common (3 times in under 2 years). Way too expensive for these types of issues and we are happy to have found another setting that actually communicates proactively and runs smoothly with caring teachers.