I gave this place one star because the nurses were great with my son and his medical needs. His…read moresecond grade teacher was good. The bad part was the principal Mrs. Christenberry blaming my son for him getting bullied asking him if he started it. Then his 1st grade teacher never doing anything about his Bully and when I saw him push my son I told him to keep his hands off my son and was told not to say anything to the bully because I was suppose act like the adult. Ok well then tell his mom to control her child.

I wanted to update my previous review (see the looooooooooong one below about how well this worked…read morefor my two developmentally delayed toddlers). My children are in elementary school now, and I continue to see my decision to place my kids at Knowledge House to be an excellent one. My kids started kindergarten academically ahead of their peers, and having already developed the social skills necessary for elementary school. They could work well with others, treat each other and adults with respect, and solve problems peacefully. I see the influence of their education at Knowledge House sneaking out in all sorts of positive ways: they shake hands with people and are confident when sharing their ideas, they include others in their play and notice when someone is left out, they love to explore and learn new things, and they use many different ways to solve problems. To add to all of that, despite the fact that many of their former classmates at Knowledge House attend different elementary schools, the kids still play together at playdates and we still talk with our former Knowledge House families. Mark and Valerie make this preschool a place for children to grow and learn at their own pace, and where children develop a sense of community and self-confidence.

Amazing school! My daughter has learned so much here and enjoyed her time with her peers.read more

We have had an amazing experience with all the teachers and staff Manchester. Our son has been…read moregoing there since Kintergarten and has had Buzzell, West, Walker as teachers. They are all fantastic educators and his admiration for school makes it clear they are doing great things at Manchester Elementary.

While much effort has been put into developing education programs against bullying in schools and…read morein our community , most of these programs only address bullying among students and youths. In contrast, very little attention is given to the possibility that the bully is a teacher or adult. One such teacher exists at this school. RS. Positive inclusive attitudes are a key factor in achieving an inclusive education. This teacher, unfortunately, displays none of the attributes required as a professional educator to help the most vulnerable and at risk youth in our community.

I would say your experience here depends on which classroom/teacher your child ends up with. We…read morestarted with my child in Toddler 1 and his teacher was wonderful. He was promoted to Toddler 2 a bit earlier than expected, and there was turnover with twice the amount of kids, and I felt he got lost in the chaos since he was well-behaved. He was bitten twice and started crying every time I dropped him off. Additionally, when I decided to pull him out for good and picked up his personal items, they told me they lost his lovey and that he hadn't been sleeping with it for months. Would've been nice to know so I could've sent a new one so he had some comfort! Wasn't for us - perhaps they have better teachers now, but Toddler 2 was a hot mess when we attended.

We have had our toddler at Little Doves for the past 3 years and they have been amazing. They have…read moreworked with my son through speech, potty and various other issues. Hollie, Alex, Sarah, Morgan and Margartia, to name only a few, are phenomenal with the kids. They do such a great job at loving on them. I cannot say it enough, I am so thankful to have found them!! Staff are communicative through the app, responsive and just super great!!

Well, after my family attending SCCP for 4 years total, it's safe to say we loved the school. Our…read moredaughter and son both went here and are now doing well in elementary school. SCCP is located inside of a church, but they are not affiliated with that church or any church--this can be a hard thing to find. The location can sometimes be off putting but give it a chance! We loved the play based atmosphere, the field trips, and especially the special family events.

From the owner: South Colby Cooperative Preschool is a non-profit school for children 2 years to 5 years of age…read more South Colby allows parents to work closely with their child, other parents and the teacher to foster a love for learning in a structured, yet creative environment.

My child was a victim of violence at this facility, and they used it as an opportunity to alienate…read morehim from services. They do not care about your child or your family. When I explained my frustrations, the owner requested a conversation. When I called back, she decided she was too busy to answer the call I was returning. Don't waste your time looking for services here, they are not inclusive, they only want to serve children who don't have disabilities or difficulties.

Our family's experience with Tiny Notes movement and music was disappointing due to poor…read morecommunication and sudden changes that negatively affected our child's participation. Our child was forced out of the program with less than 14 days' notice, which was very upsetting. Before this, the ABA lead was switched without any prior warning or discussion. Before the new lead, Kevin, joined, there were no issues raised about our child or the program. However, once Kevin took over, communication became very restricted--we were limited to email only, and it was made mandatory for all parents to attend every meeting, which was difficult since my spouse is on sea duty . After Kevin joined, we noticed fewer families in the pick-up and drop-off lines, and the school atmosphere felt colder and less flexible. Overall, the changes made it hard for us to stay involved and left us feeling disconnected from the program.