I love this place!! My oldest granddaughter went to First Baptist Learning Center and Preschool…read morelast year and she loved it. When she took her placement test for kindergarden this year, she did very well and placed high which I attribute toher experience at First Baptist Learning Center. I have two other grandbabies that started at First Baptist this year and I am very excited for them. The staff, teachers, everyone involved are extremely helpful, kind, considerate and wonderful with the children. I would certainly recommend First Baptist Learning Center and Preschool to anyone with preschool aged children.

my child's first day at the facility I picked her up and she was covered in markers face hands and…read moreclothes were also soaking wet. there has been numerous occasions my child has been injured or hurt and an incident report has not been done. within the last month my child has been bitten three times twice of which was by the same child leaving bruises and I was told there was nothing that could be done to correct her behavior they were just have to monitor that child more which I don't feel like has been done. for the price of childcare here I don't feel like I should have any of these concerns or problems. The staff definitely lacks accountability both the teachers and the director overall not satisfied and she would be at a different facility if there was openings

From the owner: Infant Programs (6 Weeks - 1 Year), Toddler Programs (1 - 2 Years), Discovery Preschool Programs (2…read more- 3 Years), Preschool Programs (3 - 4 Years), Prekindergarten Programs (4 - 5 Years), Before and After School Programs (5-12 Years), Summer Programs (preschool, prekindergarten, and school-age)

My son has gone here since he was 2. everyone is very friendly. we decided to keep him here for…read moreVPK. His teacher M. Linda is so good! she is very great with the kids and they all adore her.

My son has been going to Children's Nest since he was 1 year old and we always had a great…read moreexperience, until this year. The first year of VPK, he moved into a classroom and it has been nothing but problems ever since. They have 2 classes for VPK and one of them just happens to be partially run by the daughter of the director, Tracy Bailey, whom does not hold a teaching certificate. The director has now expelled the 4th 4-5 year old child in the last 5 months from the school because the teacher "cannot handle the children." Every time there is an incident with any child in this class, it is during the time that the actual, licensed VPK teacher is out of the building, leaving only the director's daughter, Kayla to look after the kids. She is not capable of adequately supervising 20+ children on her own, and spends most of her time either looking at her phone or filling out numerous incident reports for kids, leaving the kids to their own. After speaking to a few of the other teachers, to my surprise, none of this is a surprise to any of them. The nepotism shown in this building alone has made several of the other teachers leave, now leaving the school heavily understaffed. I have noticed over the past 12-18 months while picking my son up that most of the teachers have been replaced at least once. When I would pick up my son every day I would always notice how I rarely recognized most of the teachers any more and only a handful recognized me anymore. As furious as I am about the situation that a few horrible teachers and 1 crooked director have placed us in, I am more upset for my son. It was heartbreaking having to tell him today, a week after he turned 5, that he would no longer be seeing some of the teachers he's loved and friends he has known nearly his whole life. He still does not understand what he did wrong and that would make the teachers suddenly yell at him this morning and drag him to the office, then kick him out the way they did without even talking to us. After 4 years of going to this school and to suddenly be shown such blatant disrespect and disregard for my son, makes me sick. If you must place your child in this school, be warned that they will never receive the proper care and attention every kid needs and deserves when they need it most.

Amazing, great energy. Great large playground. It has casual home vibes which I think is good for…read morekids, while at the same time maintaining structure. But they will shift with the energy of the kids when it makes sense rather than forcing a situation. Good vibes! Sweet staff.

From the owner: Linda's Little People, Inc. is a nurturing childcare center dedicated to providing a safe and…read morestimulating environment where children can learn, grow, and flourish. Our passionate team of educators focuses on each child's individual development, fostering creativity, social skills, and a love for learning. With a comprehensive curriculum and engaging activities, we strive to create a foundation for lifelong success.

I've used this daycare for all three of children while they were infants through kindergarten. My…read moreoldest is now 13 and my youngest still goes here. The staff are wonderful and they really do care about your child. I've never had an issue with anyone they hire and my kids look forward to going every morning. They always write incident reports if something happens. Even something as minor as ant bites! Their rates are reasonable for non subsidized parents and I've never worried about my kids in their care.

I'm sorry Danielle that you and your child had a bad experience at a daycare. But it couldn't have…read morebeen golden rule child care in plant City. They are a very good child care. They have children of children that went there for years. And they wouldn't bring their children there if they were bad. And they would NEVER hurt a child or mistreat them

Amazing Send your kids to this School Fav class is 4th period and Love the Teachers hereread more

The Turkey Creek School was founded in 1873 in a one room log cabin at Beaty's Corner on Turkey…read moreRoad. By 1903, two small schools, Bledsoe and Pleasant Grove, were combined and moved to a new two story building on the southwest corner of Highway 60 and Turkey Creek Road. The school didn't have air-conditioning in the building at that time, and teachers would open windows and vents to let air flow from classroom to classroom. In 1908 the first class of three students graduated from the new school. In 1927, a new 2-story brick building was completed. High school courses were added to the Turkey Creek School with a senior high graduating class in 1932. The Turkey Creek School like many schools in eastern Hillsborough County, was known as a strawberry school because it operated on a schedule based on the winter strawberry growing season. Strawberry schools closed for three months during the strawberry picking season in the winter rather than in the summer like most US schools. This practice was ended in 1956. Plant city is still known for its strong ties to strawberries. The Strawberry Festival held every March is one of the top festivals in the country. In 1972 the Turkey School closed but it is still owned by the Hillsborough County School District. The junior high school was converted into a middle school in 1995. In 1997 the building was saved from demolition and being turned into a parking lot. On March 2, 2001, it was added to the US National Register of Historic Places. A hstoric marker was erected outside the school in 2016 by the Hillsborough County Historical Advisory Council, Turkey Creek High School Alumni. The building currently stands empty as the school district struggles to find funds to finish restoring the building. If money was not an issue they would like to use the building as a library.