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Forest Bluff School - A toddler enjoys our Parent Infant/Child Series.

Forest Bluff School

(5 reviews)

Our family had five children attend Forest Bluff School over the course of seven years…read more Unfortunately, our experience there was not a positive one and caused our children a lot of unnecessary hardship. The school presents itself as a place where every child can thrive. In reality, Forest Bluff School only caters to children who are typical learners, very compliant, and medium to low energy. Forest Bluff does not hesitate to kick kids out of the school if they don't fit the mold. For our children who learned differently, especially one of our sons with a learning disability, the school not only failed to meet his needs but actively dismissed them. The head of school would often state, "We don't do dyslexia." When we advocated for accommodations to support our son, we were treated poorly. The administration threatened to kick all our children out of the school if we continued to speak about the issues/advocate for our son. Rather than working with families, the school requires parents to trust blindly. Twice a year, students bring work home. Other than that, there is no communication on how your child is doing academically. They do not perform any formal reading assessments or monitoring. As a Montessori school, we expected an environment that valued individual differences, freedom to explore, and curiosity. Instead, their approach was rigid and limiting. The children were rarely given free playtime outside and often never went outside at all. The school claimed they didn't want to "interrupt" their concentration by going outside. Forest Bluff School values strict routines over allowing children to move their bodies. They claim they get exercise inside the classroom because they move around and carry different work. My children (especially my 3 boys) did not have their physical needs met and felt so relieved when we switched to a more progressive Montessori school that allows kids free time outside. Leaving the school was the best choice for our children's well-being, mental health, and academic success. Forest Bluff may work well for certain children, but if your child is high-energy, learns differently, or needs a more flexible and supportive environment, I would strongly caution you to look elsewhere. Forest Bluff School caused my children a lot of anxiety, stress, and academic deficits that needed to be addressed after we left. I whole heartedly regret sending them there at all. My suggestion for all parents considering Forest Bluff School is to take a tour, ask a lot of questions, look closely at the students, access whether you see joy in their learning, and then listen to your gut. I wish I had.

As part of my Montessori training, I have observed in Forest Bluff classrooms extensively at almost…read moreevery age level and have been deeply impressed by the consistent authenticity and care, both of the students and the environment. It is increasingly common to find hybrid Montessori programs that include random popular pedagogical trends or succumb to external pressures, but not Forest Bluff. Forest Bluff is a special place, thanks to the dedicated staff who love what they do and exude respect for both their students and one another. Indeed, much of what seems to make Forest Bluff so special is the diligent pursuit of its noble, explicit mission. Within the Montessori community, both AMS & AMI, Forest Bluff remains an increasingly rare example of quality, authentic Montessori. It is the kind of school I wish I could have attended myself and to which I wish I could have sent my daughters.

Condell Intergenerational Day Care Center

Condell Intergenerational Day Care Center

(2 reviews)

We had our 6 month old son in this daycare facility for just shy of three weeks and it was the…read moreworst 3 weeks of his life. That is saying a lot since our son spent the first 7 weeks of his life in the NICU... There is always an adjustment period when you change something and that I understand, however the girls that are in charge of the infant room seem like they do not know anything about infants. For the first 7 days I had told them every single day to try feeding our son a bottle and if he does not eat well, try baby food. In that first 7 days they only tried to feed him baby food twice, which shows they don't listen and is completely unacceptable. My son consistently would only eat 2 oz of formula ALL DAY and for some reason, nobody at this facility thought this was a problem until I called and had to complain about it. Why is it that I have to tell them to pay attention to him and if he doesn't eat well, you don't wait 3 hours to try and feed him again? By the time you're done waiting, the poor guy is ready to come home (thank god) with his empty stomach. I was hoping that this experience would be good for our son, but at the end of the day he lost weight while he was here because they don't listen. Every single day I would give them instructions to eat, do tummy time, or other different things and every time they tried something, they would stop just because he fussed a little. I'm sorry, but if you are told to do something you have to give it more than a couple of minutes before you scrap the idea. On top of all that, the last day he was there (the day after I had to complain that feeding him 2 oz a day is a huge problem) they called me to come pick him up on the middle of the day with a "rash," and made me sign something that said he needed a doctors note to come back the next day, which would have been his final day. Well, we went straight to the doctor and the was absolutely no rash! To me it was clear that they stopped caring (if they ever cared at all) knowing that it was his last day. Needless to say, I stayed home with my son the following day because one more day in that place was too many. I would not recommend this facility to anyone. Honestly, I feel like they didn't deserve to be paid at all for the time that our son spent there - he lost weight and needed to play catch up when he came home because they didn't follow feeding instructions. I filled out paperwork for a half hour regarding what he likes and what to do, and was basically wasting my breath every time I gave them a suggestion about how to feed him - if they aren't going to listen why am I talking? And no feedback from them either, all they would say is "ok, ok, ok." Terrible place for an infant.

PASSION, EDUCATION, CARING...what else can be asked for??? Our family has been incredibly blessed…read moreby the care, love, and support the staff at Condell's Day Care have provided to our family. Our sons were 8 months and 2 when they started and they have loved going each and everyday! In each room we have had conferences about our kids development, they have learning targets and lesson plans specific to the age of each class. We are dreaming that our kindergartners school will be comparable if not close...blessed to say the least!!

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