This is the ideal school in the entire CSRA. Top tier academics, athletics, fine arts, and prepares…read moreyour kids for life beyond the classroom.

Excellent summer camp in English only with varied activities (STEM ahead, chest, etc.), snacks…read moreincluded, convenient location in addition to opening hours and a friendly staff...

Being a former teacher and parent. Who's kids went there years ago and my younger babies go there…read morenow. I love the daycare. I appreciate the whole staff. FROM THE SUBS TO THE COOK AND THE DRIVERS THAT TRANSPORT OUR BABIES BC US PARENTS HAVE TO RUN OFF TO WORK AT 6AM, AND MOSTLY THE TEACHERS!! THANK YOU ALL. I Love the directors too, they help you understand what goes on and keeps you updated and allows the main teachers to discuss things with the parent's and students.

From the owner: At Next Generation Learning Center, our business is to partner with families in a way that makes…read morelife more manageable and fulfilling for everyone.

AN EXPERIENCE BEST DESCRIBED AS A NIGHTMARE! PLEASE READ…read more My Son started Daycare at DZK on February 7, 2022. It was a cold bright morning when I dropped my Son off at the 2 year old class and he greeted his teacher with a hug. As it was his first time, I expressed that I was a bit nervous. The Lady at the front desk assured me that he will be fine and I could call later to check on him. I called 2hrs after dropping him off and twice subsequently 1hr apart before someone picked up and took the phone to his teacher. His teacher said he was ok just that he didn't particularly eat his lunch. 45minutes later I was called and told my son hit an infant and a staff had just quit on them so they couldn't care for my son and he shouldn't return. I asked if their rejection of my son was because he hit an infant or because they were short staffed? She replied it was because they were short staffed and that every child that started that day, February 7, 2022, was asked not to return. I then inquired to know if an infant was supposed to be in my son's class, 2 year old class ( BTW this was at 3:45pm) and she said both 2 year olds and infants were all in the same class because of their staffing issues. When I came to pick up my son, his teacher, Kourtney, brought him to me and said, " He cried, but towards the end of the day he seemed adjusted to his class." She never mentioned my son hitting an infant and she added, "He'll get better as the days go by. Kourtney beckoned on the director, Ms. Soni, to come speak with me as she didn't understand what was going on. The director said the reason for asking me not to bring him back was because it was difficult to change his diaper and they didn't have enough hands to care for my Son. Her story, that of the woman at the front desk who called me and the teacher's were as different as light and day. This is not a place for kids. So much lies, lack of integrity, poor staffing etc!!! It's all about giving kids the least amount of care and charging one of the highest fees. RUN, RUN! Now I believe all the bad reviews which I raised concerns over and was told they were from fired staff. During our tour, I asked the lady at the front desk about any emergency situation they had and she said it was an infant who fell, hit his head on the locker and was rushed to the emergency. This makes sense now, the poor staffing and lack of adequate supervision. How do you care for kids with zilch patience and poor staffing.

Horrible experience! The director is extremely ill mannered,…read moreshrewd and with zero integrity. We took the pain of enrolling our 2 year old child in this center. My child has a delayed speech development and at the moment, he communicates mainly with gestures. This was communicated to the center prior to his enrollment. It was his first time in Daycare. He was dropped off at about 9:40AM and he greeted his teacher with a hug. In the afternoon, my wife called in to find out how he was coping and his teacher reported that he did not eat his lunch and that he cried a little. We felt that was okay considering that it was his first day. 45min later, my wife got a call stating that my child should not return. When she inquired, she got different answers from the teacher, the assistant director and the director, ranging from difficulty with changing his diaper, to short staffing, to my child hitting an infant. When we asked what an infant was doing in 2-year old class, we were told that they put them all together because of staffing issues. I met with the director the following day and she told me they rejected my child on his first day because they figured it was going to be 'difficult' for them to care for my child. They gave my child no opportunity! That answer to me was filled with prejudice. Apparently, the owner of this daycare is a shrewd woman who is only interested in charging high rates with no staffing and zero intent of helping the community.

My boys love Small Wonders! They spend the summer months with this team, and they love every minute…read moreof it. I appreciate the summer plans and activities. My boys call it summer camp!! Great place and staff!

My child has been going since he was 18 months old. Before that, he wasn't in daycare so very…read morelittle social interaction without mom. They welcomed him with open arms. Small Wonders has also done a great job trying to stop any bitting, hitting, or bullying that is common in that age group. He has been going a little over a year now and loves to see his teacher and friends each day.

If your child is enrolled at this Center he/she may be the victim of abuse or mistreatment, like my…read moreGrandson was. The teacher and director of Foundations Christian Preschool was unable to provide satisfactory explanations for marks and bruises on him. We asked him why he didn't like it there and he said they hit him, we asked him who and he said his friends hit him every day and that his teacher was mean to him all the time. It was brought to my attention that my four year old grandson was isolated from the rest of the children all the time. This has been going on for months, he was not allowed to eat or participate in some activities with any of the other children, or apparently even nap with them. At nap he was put behind a wall in a corner by himself to sleep. When speaking to the director, she admitted to knowing that he was isolated from the other children and that she knew it was wrong and if we would leave him there that she would work on changing it in the next few weeks. We noticed on the centers Facebook a picture of my grandson was posted of him not being able to participate in a classroom party and was sitting at at table by himself facing the wall with his name on it. When doing more research on this facility not only have there been multiple allegations from parents saying their kids were hit there, but this past year a 5 year old climbed over the fence and was not noticed missing until some people at McDonald's noticed a small child walking in the parking lot alone and reported it. This is not a safe environment for any child. I hope no other child has to go through the mental and physical abuse by these monsters like my grandson did.

My child has been at Foundations since she was 6 weeks old! We have loved every teacher she had…read moregrowing up, and the care and patience they have with them is unbelievable. Communication has always been very important to me and I love how I am always aware of how my childs day has been. The director is very welcoming and approachable and seems to get to know each and every child, which I love!!! Not only was this a place where I knew my child was loved and cared for, but she was taught sooooo much and this has helped her excel in school! She is now 7 years old and still attends their after school program!