An absolute gem in the heart of Georgetown. The teachers are incredible and balance being nuturing…read morewhile encouraging independence. My daughter attended for three years and was not only incredibly competent but very self-assured starting Kindergarten. My son currently attends and has grown by leaps and bounds year over year, he loves going to school every morning--the most important indicator of an amazing establishment! The teachers are tenured and the parent group is inclusive and fun! We consider ourselves very fortunate to be a part of the GMS community!

Amazing school with dedicated, experienced teachers who create an ideal place for preschoolers to…read morelearn and develop life skills

As a first-time parent and new DC resident, I was completely overwhelmed with the PK3 application…read moreprocess--I missed every deadline and felt like I'd dropped the ball. Desperate to give my daughter some kind of experience, I signed her up for Camp Berry, where we met Jennifer Berry, who is an absolute gem, and has been involved with The Children's House of Washington since the day they opened their doors. My daughter loved the camp so much that I decided to take a chance and ask about enrolling her in PK3 at CHOW that fall. From the moment we met Executive Director Monica Brewer and Assistant Director Valerie Valentine, we felt an instant connection. They truly listened to our concerns and welcomed us with open arms. This school is filled with so much love, fostering a nurturing environment where kids are encouraged to learn through exploration. Each child is seen as an individual, and the teachers guide them in a way that feels both personalized and engaging. I'll admit, I knew next to nothing about Montessori education going in, but I'm so glad we kept an open mind. The growth, joy, and confidence we've seen in our daughter since starting at CHOW has been remarkable. This school is a true neighborhood treasure, and I'm beyond grateful that we found it. If you're looking for a warm, hands-on, and inspiring place for your little one to grow, look no further than The Children's House of Washington!

Children's House of Washington (CHOW) has been an incredibly positive experience for our 4 year old…read morewho has been in the preschool and aftercare programs for 1.5 years to date (plus summer camp both years). The curriculum is exactly what my wife and I were hoping from a Montessori and a diverse group of students (and parents) from all around the world! There is a cozy feel to the class which provides individualized attention while enjoying the vitality and "kid-ness" of having a group of peers to play, play, play! We are thrilled with our son's progress in math, reading and reasoning (saying something for a 4 year-old!) and know he is getting a good foundation for learning and that learning is fun. We are looking forward to the 2017-18 school year and I am happy to discuss if you have interest.

Early Steps has been a wonderful home for our little one. We love all the activities planned…read morethroughout the year and the love and dedication of the teachers. Cannot recommend highly enough!

Excellent experience from beginning to end!! ESBP Georgetown has made both of our children's…read moreeducational start a dream. The education, immersion into Spanish, kindness and professionalism is unparalleled. We could not have asked for a better way to start our children's education journey. We are only leaving because we are moving out of the area.

Ugh, where to start...the primary reason we took our child out of this facility was due to the…read moreongoing--and often concerning--lack of communication from the management staff at Little Seasons. Administratively, this school is lacking across the board. The stunningly poor management became clear to us quickly and the only reason we kept out toddler there as long as we did is that it took us several months to find and enroll in an another program. I'm so happy we did. Our whole family is happier as a result. Some of the teachers (at least in the infant/toddler room) were good. Ms. Doris was the sole reason we allowed our child to continue attending LS as we searched for another daycare. She is wonderful and I hope she stays. The overall childcare staff seems to be a revolving door--you're never quite sure who will be watching your child each day. We just weren't comfortable at all with the ever-changing staff, but the Director and whomever else is managing that place from the top were so incompetent, we just couldn't keep our child enrolled in their care any longer.

This place is a disaster. The picture they presented during the guided visit was completely…read moredifferent from the one they showed us during discovery day. The new director is never available and her assistant is rude and unwilling to answer any question. We had to find different child care alternative for our baby after discovery day.

My daughters went to Tender Roots when it opened in 2006. We found the atmosphere to be…read moreoutstanding for young minds to develop in a way that made the children want to learn, experience new things and explore. While the original founder, Dusty Rummer, seems to have moved on, looking at the available pictures seems to indicate that her vision and method are still in place, and have been expanded upon. If that's the case, then I would recommend Tender Roots for an early childhood educational venue without any hesitation. My now teenaged girls loved it, and have fond memories of it.

Tender Roots is wonderful, a gentle beginning for your child into exploration and a school…read moreenvironment. There's free play, circle time, exploration, snack, studio time, yoga, music & movement and playground fun! Being able to see your child engage and explore with peers ranging in ages from 9 months to 3 is priceless. One of the biggest comforts is the connections made with parents, increasing each year into a supportive and collaborative community, that stays with you beyond your time at Tender Roots.

This review is based on a tour. I met with Carolina this morning, who was very nice and…read moreprofessional. My bottom line is that they are doing the best with what they have. It's a small space without natural light, but it does feel bright. It's clean and the children seem happy and well cared for. We are likely not pursuing a spot for two main reasons: the lack of natural light and the lack of a dedicated playground, or playground nearby. We feel strongly that we want our daughter to have outdoor education incorporated into her day, and I wasn't thrilled with the idea that she would have to walk on busy DC streets to get to a park without playground equipment meant for her age. In short, I think it seems like a perfectly nice place, but I don't think it's the right fit for us.

We are very Happy with our son's first Kindergarten! In a…read morecaring and professional atmosphere, our son loved going there and felt at home form the first day! The facilities are new, clean and very welcoming. Mrs. Mattingly and her staff made sure all our needs are met and questions answered. Highly recommended!

excellent school wonderful place great teachers kind and loving environment clean and well cared…read morefor

Capital Kids is an incredibly special place. The teachers are loving and caring and the…read moreadministrative staff is also wonderful and great communicators. The program is well run and I'm constantly impressed that there always seems to be new and creative learning activities for the kids. You feel like you're part of a family and I'm lucky my two children went to Cap Kids!

It's a safe environment for your kids. Foxhall is a lovely family friendly neighborhood. I love the…read moreconstant pictures and videos we get throughout the day from the school. Also, I love that the children have a great outdoor field/nature space to explore. Indoors- the science, math, and reading are top notch. I love how my daughter's confidence has soared here.

I love MSOW! The owner and staff take great care of the little ones and the academia is top-tier! I…read morehighly recommend this school in a heart beat!

There are two parts to DC Central Kitchen at Buzzard Point. The first part is a full center where…read morepeople can volunteer to help pack food, etc. The facility is newer so it's clean and nice. There's even a lobby for volunteers with cold water, places to sit, and more. The second part is a cafe that's open every day that sells coffee drinks, food, and snacks. I ordered the chai latte with an espresso shot and it was strong and tasty. They also sell sandwiches, lunch deals, Just Tea, and more. There's plenty of seating inside and a few seats outdoors along the sidewalk.

Great option for breakfast today! I enjoyed the steak, egg, and cheese bagel--came hot! Great…read morecoffee options, too. Enjoy!