I attended this daycare as a child, the women there were some of the kindest I had ever met in my…read morelife. To this day I still have the letters and contacts of the women here. It was a family, and a home away from home.

If you are going to let your child stay with the caretakers at this daycare I suggest you park down…read morethe street and walk up around the side of the building sometime between 10:30 and 11:30 or between 2:30 and 3:30. These are the times when they come outside to play. You can judge for yourself whether the way the women yell at and cuss around the children is suitable for your child. I am sure they don't act this way when parents are visiting! I live next door to this daycare and I work from home so I hear everything! My child would never be left alone at this daycare.

This is in regards to the daycare facility. My daughter attended there from April 12 to June 7th…read moreand I would not suggest this facility to anyone. My daughter is 2 and we had issues with Ms. Mary from the start. This was my daughters first time attending a childcare facility and she still took a pacifier at night for comfort. Well when she started going to FACA she wanted to bring her pacifier which makes sense as it was a lot of change. Well Ms. Mary called me to tell me my daughter was crying a lot during the first week and what could she do to comfort her, I mentioned giving her the pacifier to calm her down and Ms. Mary informed me it is against the Louisiana state law that she has one after 2 years old. It isn't a law, I researched daycare/childcare/ preschool laws and regulations within the state of Louisiana and there is nothing in regards to this "law" nor is it in their new parent handbook. Secondly, I had received a call that my daughter was having symptoms of pink eye. I immediately picked her up and asked if there was a case of pink eye at the facility. They informed me than that there was in fact a case of pink eye in my daughters class a week and a half prior to my daughter getting it but no parents were informed of this. Thirdly, I was picking up my daughter when the girl who helps with the sign in and sign out let me know that something funny happened today that my daughter was pushed for "staring" (Not so funny if you ask me). I received the end of day report from Ms. Mary where she let me know that my daughter who remind you is TWO has started to get really bad at staring at teachers and the other kids. That the other kids don't like it and in result push my daughter. How is that okay? So my daughter is being reprimanded for "staring" when she has no clue what staring is or means but the kids pushing my daughter are not ? I decided to withdrawal my daughter from this facility because my daughter wasn't being cared for the way she should be. I was giving the director a 2 week notice per the agreement in the registration. She informed my my daughter was already removed from the roster and that if I needed care the next day that she couldn't guarantee a spot and that I would have to pay a registration fee again. I have not once said any of this prior or been unpleasant with the staff. I feel people need to be aware of this because these individuals are caring for our children. I provided the end of day report so everyone can see for themselves.

I would leave a negative star if I could! Horrible school. Hey everyone! Just wanted to let y'all…read moreknow about my experience with First Assembly Christian Academy. First, I was trying to find a school for my son, who turns 4 after September 30th, that actually teach. I was IN VA before moving here and as well all know PCSing once school has started can be a challenge. This school had a spot and seemed good. Everything happened in a span of 2 weeks. First day my son comes home with scratches. I'm thinking boys will be boys and maybe he had fun. My husband was dropping him off and witness a teacher moving a child out the way and stating "I can not deal with this today". At that point my husband was like where is the emotional support. You're a teacher how can you not deal with this. Another time he runs to us and a chuck of skin is missing from his finger and he is bleeding. The teacher didn't know how it happen and wasn't going to say anything until my son said it. I know this because we was talking to the teacher and then my son came up and told us. By then the blood had ran all down his finger and was dried up. Our last straw with the school was when my child came home with a bite mark on his back that broke skin. He is telling us what happened and at this point I'm furious because the teacher did not inform us of an incident! At this point I feel no one is doing there job and neglecting my child. We reach out and try talking to the teacher. And her defense is she can not tell us about another child. It is against the law. BUT at this point the front desk has already told about this child and all the accidents he has caused. Then the teacher goes in to say well he didn't tell me. Just trying to protect herself. As of now we pulled my son out the school but I was calling to talk to the Director and/ or owner. But they gave me the run around hung up In my face. Moral of the story is do not send your child to this school. It is very unprofessional and most importantly not a safe environment.

The owner is unprofessional when an issue arises and her staff is at fault. Outside time seems to…read morebe chit chat time for teachers. I've witnessed backs being turned to children who looked to be as young as 2 years old. I'm a firm believer in staff being qualified to care for children, not just old enough with a clear background check and baby-sitting history.

I am so glad I found Discovery Learning! My baby loves her teachers so much and we love seeing how…read moremuch she has learned. Cindy and her staff are amazing! If you are looking for childcare, you MUST give them a call and check it out for yourself.

We love the Treehouse. It is a local treasure. The working model train is always a hit with my…read morelittle boy. He also loves the fire truck on the playground and the police car inside! There are so many cute and fun AND educational things to do there!!!

I love the treehouse especially all the new toddler section and sensory area for autistic childrenread more

The goal of the Montessori program is to help each child reach his or her full potential in all…read moreareas of his or her life. The classroom activities support the development of cognitive skills as well as social skills, emotional growth, and physical coordination. Montessori is synonymous with hands-on learning, providing children the opportunity to learn by doing.

From the owner: The goal of Montessori is to instill a love of learning in each child. Our classrooms offer unique…read morespaces for children to nurture their desire to learn.

My son has been at this facility for about 3 years and now my daughter is in baby house and we've…read morehad nothing but great experiences! the director, Rebecca goes above and beyond for these kids!

Little Blessing has been just that, a blessing for us! My son has been going there since he was in…read morethe baby room & now he's in 2nd grade. He has his friends there & rides the bus to & from school with them. The staff that has been phenomenal as well. Always there to help with the kids. I do want to give a special shout out to the Little Blessing director, Leanne. She has been SO great with all of the kids and is very communicative with the parents. She is truly a blessing to this facility. We will continue to go there until he's outgrown it. -Hannah Higgins