I'm a Court Appointed Special Advocate for two children who attend TLE in Westampton, and I visit…read morethem there once/monthly. Both children - who live with foster parents - are thriving there. The staff is very attentive, and all the children seem to be very happy there.

My daughter has been a student here for 4 years and now she is moving on to Kindergarten. I really…read moreenjoyed her being a student here she learned so much like spanish, sign language , colors and to count to 100. The teachers are really friendly and caring, Ms Isabel, Ashley & Ms. Robin are amazing. Dana the owner always helped me when i needed help. Jess and Jill are also always friendly and will go the extra mile. I referred my neighbor's daughter to come and they love it always, My daughter will be returning for summer camp.

If I could give this establishment 0 starts I would! Absolutely horrible owner! Should not be…read moreallowed near children! She psychologically and emotionally abused my child, she isolated her and would not allow her near other children her age and instead had her in a separate classroom with the babies! The room stunk of dirty diapers at all times! She extremely rude and will lie to feed her narrative! DO NOT ENROLL YOUR CHILDREN HERE PLEASE! After transferring my children to another daycare, I learned that several of the employees left as well as other parents pulled their children out and moved them when she purchased this establishment a couple of years ago. She's disrespectful, negligent and a pathological liar! I hope they shut this place down! 'm reporting to the BBB next!

This daycare allowed my son to play in dirt in the playground for about an hour and as a result he…read morehad dirt on his entire scalp. (Pictures below) The lack of supervision was also confirmed when I picked up my son and he had no sneakers on for the majority of the day. I was told they were in the dryer as a result of him excessively jumping in puddles with no redirection. His shoes were soaked and he had to return home with no sneakers. My son was enrolled for 3 months and he had 3 lead teachers during his time of enrollment. Poor supervision, lack of communication, or accountability as well as young and untrained staff

Just had to give more kudos to Mount Holly KinderCare, especially to my daughter's teacher, Ms…read more Iris! She was sitting at home so nicely and I noticed her writing in a penmanship book practicing on her own! I would have to say, my nearly 4 year old has such fine print! Thank you Ms. Iris! My son started this past January and he comes home saying so many new words, annunciation of the words are getting clearer, and he is just discovering so much each day through their circle time with Ms. Reagan, Tilly, and Suzanne. Thank you to all the other teachers who help cover down as well!

This is a very nice place...the staff love children and make you feel like family......we enjoy the…read moremonthly family projects we do. .....my son is learning great social skills and playing hard every day......he likes it, so we love it

Our daughter's first day at daycare started off with promise--we received updates throughout the…read moreday and felt hopeful about our choice. Unfortunately, that feeling changed completely at pickup. When we arrived, we walked to her classroom and noticed the children were outside on the toddler playground, with the door propped open by a foam block. As we approached, we witnessed a teacher forcefully grab another child by the arm. That moment immediately raised serious concerns. We went outside right away to find our daughter. The staff member supervising the group was not her usual teacher. The supervising staff member appeared to be very overwhelmed watching the young children. When I located her among the other children, her face was very red and there was a visible mark on her arm that resembled a handprint. I picked her up and we left immediately. Before leaving, I stopped at the director's office to report what we had seen. I was told there are no cameras covering the outdoor area. What a huge liability! I requested a refund and we will not be returning. This experience was deeply upsetting, and I would strongly urge other parents to carefully consider their options.

Ever since they were acquired by KinderCare, the curriculum, service, safety, and value have gone…read moredown significantly. Their office staff are nasty and harass parents and discuss inappropriate topics in front of the young students and other families. No privacy or discretion. Their director is no where in site, she's literally not there or hides in the office and never comes out to say hi. Bring Kelly back! The employees are inappropriate. And the quality of the art and work sent home with the kids nosedived, we trash 80% of it whereas we used to save and frame it all. The teachers are very sweet, and they carry this facility on their backs. The level of disrespect and discrimination we've faced makes me sick. The admin staff has us to the point where we are thinking we might switch when we can get in someplace better. The facility is dirty half the time anymore and always smells like a dirty diaper. Our youngest constantly comes back in a dirty diaper like they haven't been checked! And we really only stayed hoping the quality would level out and get back to where it was, but it hasn't. Crème is not worth anything they charge and after our oldest was significantly injured onsite (conveniently off camera) and the staff dodged us (but we handled things calmly), we are looking into our options for that incident and we would never recommend going here. Save your money. They're soulless. I would be interested in a pathway to a better experience and solution for our child's previous injury, but I do NOT want to deal with the RM for this site. So, I will not share my information if that's who will contact me, I'd prefer higher up at this point.

My grandson went to this school for two years and was provided with an absolutely amazing first…read morelearning experience. Teacher Nora has a great deal of experience and has such a way with the children. She and Teacher Suzanne provide those children with love and kindness and teach them about caring for others, confidence in self, love of learning, care for nature, and the excitement of childhood. This is what preschool should be.

From the owner: Rancocas Friends School offers the option of a full day program, (9 a.m. to 3 p.m.) or a half-day…read moreprogram, (9 a.m. to 12 p.m.) five days a week for four and five year olds. Enrollment is limited to 22 children.Rancocas Friends School provides a positive learning atmosphere in which each child may succeed through support and nurturing. Academically, socially, physically and spiritually we strive for excellence. It is our vision for each and every child. We accomplish this by guiding the children with love, honesty, equality and patience. Our program is a multi-sensory program through the whole-language approach. The curriculum is exciting and challenging. It involves the development of all readiness skills, Language Arts, Math, Science, Art and Music. We believe that children learn best with hands on projects. Their ideas are a part of the program and through their input we have researched and worked on many fascinating projects.We realize it can be difficult for a Parent to make a dec

My daughter hasn't even started yet and they've been the most helpful and supportive school ever! I…read morewish my daughter would have started here first !

So, here's my story…read more March of 2021, we registered to reserve a spot for our daughter to attend. We let the ladies at Chesterbrook know that we were looking to move, and made sure to verify that our deposit would be refundable should we move out of the area. A few months later, we did wind up moving too far to make Chesterbrook a viable option, and began the process of having our money returned to us. Fast forward to March of 2022, and the quest continues. We have called FOURTEEN TIMES, spoken to a dizzying amount of "Laurens" and even had the one person that was handling our request go on maternity leave. Think about that; the person that was supposed to see to our refund had time to get pregnant, began maternity leave, and our money is still not refunded. I have been told countless times that I will receive a phone call. I usually don't. I have called their parent company, Spring Education Group, who have ALSO ignored my voice messages. You can't leave a voice message at Chesterbrook, as their mailbox is full. We have been patient, polite, understanding and calm through this whole ordeal. The ladies at Chesterbrook are always very nice and respectful when we do get to interact with them, but it's obvious that once they have your money, you're no longer a priority. The school itself seemed pretty old and a bit worn when we took our tour, but because the staff seemed so pleasant, we decided to make sure we reserved a spot. (Another thing they were a hard sell on.....they made sure to impress upon us that we should reserve immediately, or the spots would be gone. Red flag.) If I had known communication would be so rough, I never would have signed up. All I want is my refund. My daughter never set foot in their school, yet they are holding on to almost $500 of my money.

Both of my children currently attend this center and I can honestly say, as "one of those parents",…read morethat this is the best decision we made. Prior to the birth of our oldest child, we searched up and down route 38 and 130 for daycares that we would feel comfortable leaving her. What we found at Wee Kids was so much more. I wouldn't even consider this a daycare b:c it's a school and they started teaching my daughter from day 1. Our daughter is now 2.5 and she has learned her ABCs, colors numbers AND manners (to name a few). She is constantly being challenged to learn and grow into strong, independent child. When we found out we would be having another child, we automatically knew he would be following his sister there. We continue to be happy with our decision and there is nothing more fulfilling than seeing my children thrive in this environment. The children are like family to the teachers and staff. My kids are both so happy and I see their growth everyday... what more can I say other than why haven't you brought your child in?

We have sent out kids here for years. Seven years ago it deserved a five star rating and it has…read moreonly gotten better with every passing year. Great staff, great management, plenty of great activities. My kids have been excited to go nearly every day.

It's a good school. Pricey, but good. The only downside is…read morethey are not serving food for the children during the pandemic so I've had to pack his lunch everyday..

Love this school for my toddler! She's learning so much & they are VERY caring/attentive to all the…read morestudents, I've noticed.

Such an outstanding school. My son has gone here for two years and it has been nothing but amazing…read more The staff is very kind and are really there for the kids. They are always learning about fun and new things centered around certain themes and seasons. It's a smaller school which I love, my child isn't just a number. If you're looking for a great pre-school this is it. I'm so happy that we found it.

We enrolled our 3-year-old son at Sacred Heart with high hopes for a loving, nurturing Christian…read moreenvironment. Sadly, in under six weeks, our experience became extremely stressful and heartbreaking. From the start, we received repeated negative feedback about normal toddler behaviour. One bathroom accident was described to us as "the worst in six years." We were told his removing his shoes in class (normal in our home) was a problem rather than something to be understood. On his first full day, because he didn't nap, we were encouraged to move him to half days. By the end of the month, his teacher suggested he might be "better off returning next year." Shortly after, we were informed that our son was on "strike 5" due to having more bathroom accidents than the school allows. This was devastating especially because he had just undergone umbilical hernia surgery and was on a doctor-prescribed daily laxative, which caused temporary loss of bowel control. Once we realized how serious it had become, we immediately provided doctor's notes and full transparency. Instead of compassion, we felt pressure and judgment. Our son began feeling uncomfortable approaching staff when he needed help, which no child especially at this age should ever feel. We did not choose to withdraw him. We felt pushed out by policies that allowed no grace for a child healing from surgery. The emotional toll on our family was overwhelming. A faith-based school should lead with patience, understanding, and care. Sadly, that was not our experience. I share this so other parents can make an informed decision.

So happy with our daughter's experience at Sacred Heart. the sense of family and community is…read moreunmatched. She is so advanced in her education and excited for school everyday.