The services that they offer are the best in the area. The group does stuff like golf, quilting,…read morecooking classes and lots of things in the community. They volunteer with animals and Meals on Wheels and everyone there seems to really enjoy themselves.

I have worked for Zia and my son has had services from Zia. They are the best in town, which is not…read moresaying a whole lot. They are inconsistent with services, they constantly put my son on the bottom of the list when they were short staffed ( and they were short staffed A LOT!). Their communication with in their organization is awful, my son missed out on services because of that. We are thankful that my son did not lose his money for services because of how much time they missed.

After enrolling my child last August (2017) I was quite surprised when I received a letter from the…read moredirector in May (2018) stating that my child's behavior was so out of control that they would no longer be able to attend St. John's. Now, I had received little notes that had statements such as "Your child (aged 3-4) was not a good listener today.", "Your child told me 'no' and wouldn't participate in the activity.", "Your child threw a crayon", or "Your child wouldn't listen, so they went to the director's office." Not once had the director called me to come pick my child up early. I never received an official notice about the behavior, and when I would speak to my child's teacher (when they happened to actually be there during my normal drop off or pick up time) these issues were never discussed in detail. In my perspective as a parent, this seemed like normal 3-4 year old behavior. Nothing seemed serious based on those little notes. I did address these instances with my child as was requested in said notes, but when I spoke with the teacher, the only feedback I got in person was whether the day was good or bad, but nothing in detail about what occurred, nothing to indicate that this was a major problem. In addition to this, the director saw me regularly dropping my child off in the morning and never asked to speak to me, never requested a meeting to discuss these issues, and never gave me any reason to believe that my child's behavior was an extreme disruption. The letter I received in May was such a shock because based on the "school's" own policies, I should have received up to 2 official notices, a scheduled meeting, phone calls to pick my child up, and a possible suspension for my child's behavior. Apparently my child's behavior was just too serious to ever follow the protocol that is clearly stated in their policies. Which is also available to the public to read on the school's website (www. sjdsnm. org) under the "Student Guidance/ Aggressive Behavior/ Discharge Policy". I was also quite confused as I had just re-registered my child in April (2018), a month before this letter was sent to me, and had received an email confirmation that my child was accepted for the summer program and would be placed in the next class for 4 year olds. Why would St.John's accept such a terrible child to continue to attend their school? If the behavior was really as bad as was described in the letter, given in May from the director, then why not use the opportunity of registration time to request a meeting, or to notify me that my child was not accepted? These practices are not what I would expect coming from a church based pre-school program. So, if you have a 2-5 year old child who behaves as such, then I don't believe St. John's Day School would be the best place for your child to attend. If your child is a perfect angel, listens to absolutely everything you say, and never acts out, then by all means this is the best place for your child to attend.

I would give no stars if possible. I used to be an employee here. DO NOT I REPEAT DO NOT TAKE YOUR…read moreSWEET INNOCENT WONDERFUL CHILDREN HERE!!!! This place is gross and shady. The employees cut corners. It's isn't clean...for example there's a box outside that's full of dust and god knows what that the Children can get right into. Every time I took my kids outside I felt like I had to change them and make them take a shower. It's so dusty and gross and unorganized. The people that work here are horrible. The rules and regulations hardly exist and the ones that do are completely Ridiculous. They take things from the children for example. I had to leave because I just couldn't be in the environment anymore. It's toxic. Your wonderful children do not deserve to go here. Take your children literally anywhere else. Also kids planet is most likely run the same exact way. As it has the owners and rules. Avoid these daycares. I'm pretty sure they have to bribe the employees that stay there.

From the owner: Children's World Child Development Center has been teaching and caring for children over 20 years…read more They offer full days (8-3) of the New Mexico State-funded Pre-K Program for children ages 4-5. Their mission is to provide a safe environment for children to grow and enables parents to thrive at work. BBB member Angie's List Licensed & Insured Owned & operated with 20 years of experience

Great place to send the kiddos. Great place to learn socializing and get learning in at the same…read moretime

I would never bring my child here they treat the staff horrible infront of parents and treat the…read morechildren bad one of the staff memebers was sent home and a woman that works their named mary told said staff they can not clock out until their ride is here for them and she treats the staff really bad the pay says 17 dollars that is only if u make the incentive every paycheck so in reality you are making 12 or 13 but if u make the incentive you get 17 dollars.