We registered my son here after we moved in January and were awaiting a special early childhood…read moreplacement. After OPS got back to us about 45 days later, we turned them down as we were really happy with his progress in learning, his improvement in social skills and really appreciated the smaller class size which allowed for a lot more one-on-one help. I really loved him learning Bible stories as well!

A leader in education of preschool and kindergarten age children. Parents looking for THE BEST…read moreneed to step foot into this unique school! You'll never look further!

This is my daughter's 4th year of going to legacy primary school and I have nothing but good things…read moreto say about it! The teachers and staff are ALL wonderful! They are a small school, yet have everything to offer the children! My daughter has learned and grown so much over the past few years and we owe it all to the awesome teachers at legacy primary. Look around and you wont find a better school than this! Enroll your child here and you wont regret it!

My child is in Kindergarten at Sunny Slope. This school is in a lower-middle income area…read more Generally uninvolved parents and bratty misbehaved kids. Most of the teaching time is either spend handling problem kids (because parents send them too young, and are expecting the school to raise their kids), or watching movies. Public schools in general are broken, and I intend to send my son to private school next year.

My daughter has been at Sunny Slope sense pre- kindergarten. Contrary to what Lisa K wrote, I am…read morevery involved, as much as I could be being a single parent. My daughter is well behaved, she has been sense Pre-kindergarten. The environment is great, they learn so much. More advanced now then it was when I was young. I know all my daughter's teachers and I would highly recommend Sunny Slope. All the teachers are real good with the kids. If you want to send your child to a private school, then that's up to you, but why pay the extra money just to get your kids the same education that you would get in the Omaha Public School System? It doesn't make any sense to me, does it to you?

Terrible Daycare! Many ways they were not taking care of my 14 month old daughter, but they…read morecrossed the line when they were physically jerking her around by her arm and dragging her accross the floor. Not once, but TWICE! Only reason I knew about it was because I was watching via their webcam. Very apologetic and told me that wasn't their policy the first time and that they'd talk to the other teachers. The next time it was the LEAD TEACHER that did it. She was fired, but the first teacher wasn't. Was only fired 3 days later after I pulled my daughter from their care. Separately, I was in directors office when an older kid came in with a red, ichy swollen hand. Teacher said girl likely having an allergic reaction (I nonverbally agreed because I have allergies myself). Director just said oh looks like dry skin, put some lotion on it. But dry skin doesn't swell your hand to that degree. Generally, they didn't care for my daughter and she wasn't thriving. They didn't listen to what I told them (example: Her security item was her blanket, but they continuously would not give it to her. Instead, they automatically stuck the pacifier in her mouth. One teacher who listened (but didn't relay the information to the other teachers) commented that wow, that blanket really does help.) Quality of care is greatly lacking. Almost no individual care. Also, my daughter had ~3 injury reports in her short time there and those didn't include them jerking her around by her arm. She's been in other daycares with similar environment and never had any of these issues. She's outgoing, so I was surprised how much she didn't like this daycare in general.

From the owner: We strongly believe that children are unique individuals who flourish in an environment where play…read moreis the primary context for learning and daily activities are appropriate for each child's individual development. Our curriculum is emergent, child-centered, and play-based. Teachers in our Preschool and Pre-K programs use The Creative Curriculum® for Preschool to guide curriculum decisions in their classrooms. The Creative Curriculum® for Preschool translates new research and theory from the field of early childhood education into a practical, easy-to-understand approach to working with children and their families. It is a comprehensive curriculum that includes a framework for decision making along with a focus on interest areas.