From the moment you walked through the doors, you will realize what a special place. The teachers…read moreand staff genuinely care about the children and treat them with so much love, patience, and kindness. You can tell that this is more than just a job to them--they truly love what they do and take pride in caring for the children. I'm so thankful for the safe, welcoming, and nurturing environment they provide. The communication with parents is wonderful, and it gives you such peace of mind knowing your child is being well cared for throughout the day. La Petite has gone above and beyond our expectations. The teachers have played such an important role in helping our child learn, grow, become more independent, and feel confident. If you're looking for a daycare in the Greensboro/Triad area, I highly recommend La Petite Academy! You can feel confident knowing your child is surrounded by people who truly care. We are so grateful for the entire La Petite family!

Great environment with good security measures and sanitation practices. The director is wonderful,…read moreand the caregivers are all genuinely kind and attentive. While tuition is on the higher side, the peace of mind knowing your children are well taken care of makes it entirely worth it."

Great people work here, we're very happy with the experience we've had our son is always very happy…read moreto go here, Ms Leola and Ms Marilyn are very comforting and caring.

We attended an open house, spent a lot of time there and everyone was so nice, they took our…read moreapplication and application fee...the next step is to have a zoom meeting, which we did. Our daughter is 4 and has Autism however it is very mild, we were up front about that and they acted as if they would work with us and that wouldn't be an issue. The next step is having your child spend 45minutes there during a school day, we did that--when we came in the attitudes were terrible and almost rude..very different from what we had experienced from the same people that had previously been so nice. Everyone has a bad day now and then so I didn't think too much of it until 2hrs after the visit we received an email stating their recommendation would be public school and they could not accept my daughter. First, my daughter is not old enough for "school" so I responded with a request for a more detailed explanation. I wanted to know if there was something they seen I wasn't aware of or how they may recommend we move forward because this is suppose to be a "Christian" community, NEVER GOT A RESPONSE...this happened several months ago and I have prayed about whether or not to post a review hoping they would respond after a second follow up email however they have not responded. I can tell you trying to find a private Christian education is difficult when your child has a disability...it amazes me how so many people can publicly claim to be Christian but not show the love of Christ...will certainly be praying for them and any other parents out there that have experienced discrimination due to a disability

This is an amazing place! I never worry about my children while they are here. From the teachers to…read morethe administrative staff, everyone is kind, well trained, and thorough. I pick up my children every day better than I left them. From a mom that stayed home with her first child until he was 2. I have never felt very confident about leaving my children under another's care, but I never worry about them at Greensboro Montessori. They love their teachers and their teachers love them. Everything from the curriculum to the manner in which they speak to the children is purposeful and kind. In addition to being well cared for, my 2 children, 3.5 and 1.5, are also learning. My kids have been to other schools and we visited other daycares before we decided on Greensboro Montessori, but none compare. They have a magical formula of learning through exploration and play. They treat children like little explorers and scientists, guiding their play. There is no competitive helicoptery vibe. They simply look for opportunities to tie information into a child's natural exploration. Children explore different "works" rather than cheap toys. They play with sand and water, paint and blocks with the intention of figuring out how we function in the world rather than being "entertained." They also spend a lot of time outside with nature, walking in the nearby woods and gardening which I value tremendously. Children are also encouraged to be independent. Each child is considered at their own level and challenged to do things for themselves in a kind and supportive environment. I was surprised to find when my son started here at 2 all the things that he could do for himself and was eager to do. Everyone needs a purpose and children are the same. This school provides children with a safe and nurturing environment to learn and grow. The school also provides helpful seminars on evidence-based gentle parenting techniques and fosters a real sense of community. There are regular events for all ages and opportunities to participate/volunteer. We considered schools that were more budget, providing diapers and multiple meals and snacks as part of tuition, but none had the level of caring and commitment I feel here. This place isn't simply caring for your children and keeping them alive, but constructively and mindfully creating a complete environment for children to become well rounded, empathic, intelligent people.

The school is amazing I love the way that they teach children through unusual methods and really…read moreteach them about what's important like layer of gardening and teaching math on an abacus

My son attended school here and we had no problems the entire time! This school is big and…read moreconnected to the elementary school. Although it's connected they have their own entrance and parking lot . The teachers are great and you can tell they enjoy teaching. The school is also a top performing school! Your children will learn and be in a safe environment.

We've been going here for almost a year now. Our children (3 & 5) actually like going to school!…read more They genuinely love their teachers...and their friends :-) and the teachers care about my babies (which, let's face it, is most of what matters)! Would definitely recommend to friends and family!

If you ever get a chance to enroll your children into DePaul Academy, they will be blessed by the…read moremost amazing teachers.

BCA's teachers care for each child as though they were their own. The loving, encouraging, and…read morecreative learning activities make BCA the best pre-school choice in the area.

My son went there from 3rd to 4th. The 4th grade teacher, Mr. Steele(Never took the time to learn…read morethe bastard's full name) was a piece of work. He flipped my sons desk for no apparent reason, blamed him for pulling someone's pants down in the bathroom even though he was in the classroom the entire time and even after the person who did it even told him he had did it, would grab him around the arm hard to pull him around. Worst part is, my son barely did anything. The worst he had done was go out of the recess section or leave trash because of hornets. He also gave him over a thousand sentences for passing-gas. He was lactose and one of his classmates gave him a chocolate bar. The final nail in the coffin was the fact that they were going to expel my son, for something that his fellow classmates said he did. My son said fudge and they said he said fuck. I explained to them what my son had actually said and told them everything Mr. Steele had done but they still sided with him. So I took him out. Would not recommend. Unprofessional and rude. Tuition is too high. Also, one last piece of information, during teacher-parent conferences, he would talk behind a boy named Chance's parents back, and talk about how if he didn't take his meds he would rolling around on the floor and jumping off the walls. No one should ever talk about a mentally disabled child like that. Ever.

We love OCCS! We have two boys there ages 3 and 5. They get to experience learning through play…read moreand investigation and have fun doing it. They also learn important skills like expressing their feelings and acknowledging the feelings of others. They spend a lot of time outside exploring and playing and inside doing projects and research. We couldn't be happier with the experience at OCCS and the boys love it there too. The only downside is that they follow a school calendar so if you need full time care due to working there are multiple weeks and days off a year to juggle and you need a flexible schedule or back up care.

this school is awsome the staff is great my grand child learned so much from being there he is only…read more2 years old he counts he sings songs it is amazing the staff really cares about these children and so do the owners . my daughter felt bad putting him in daycare(school) but now she feels bad keeping him home. i cannot express how great this school is!