My daughter attended Little Scholars Academy in Glendale for two years, and we had a mixed experience. On the positive side, the teachers were wonderful -- especially Ms. Kelley, who was amazing with my daughter and helped her learn to read before Kindergarten. The classrooms felt clean and homey, and my daughter made lots of friends there. It was also one of the most affordable preschool options we found, which was a huge plus. That said, there were some real concerns. Communication and organization were lacking. Dates on the calendar would change, but staff often didn't seem aware of the updates. The school's app was very basic and only tracked sign-ins and sign-outs, without sharing anything about classroom activities. The only emails we received from management were reminders about holidays. We also experienced a lack of communication when it came to incident reports. On multiple occasions, my daughter came home with bumps, scrapes, or bruises, but we were never notified during the school day or given a report about what happened. As a parent, that was concerning because I want to know if she's been hurt, even in small ways. Billing was another ongoing frustration. Invoices were frequently incorrect, and we had to constantly monitor the autopay system to make sure we weren't overcharged. This added unnecessary stress on top of everything else. There was also a lot of turnover in staff. While the core teachers were great, it felt like new faces were constantly cycling in and out, which made the environment feel less stable for the kids. Safety and security were additional concerns. There were no cameras on site that I could see, and we once received a notice hours later about an incident where someone entered the gated playground in the morning. There was no follow-up on what changes would be made afterward. The parking lot also felt unsafe at times, with cars speeding through, homeless individuals passing by, and even a stolen car abandoned one morning while police investigated. Lastly, be cautious when looking at reviews online. Many of the 5-star reviews were part of a raffle the school conducted, which makes the feedback seem less reliable. Overall, the teachers gave my daughter a strong start, and I'm grateful for their care. But the lack of communication, billing errors, staff turnover, and security issues made me uneasy as a parent. I hope the school invests in improving those areas because it truly has potential. read more

As a healthcare practitioner in the community, I'm an educated, busy, working parent who did thorough research before choosing where to place my child. Several of my colleagues and fellow practitioners have their children enrolled at the other Little Scholars location and highly recommended it to me. I am not being paid or incentivized for this review (frankly, I wouldn't need it as previous review suggested)--this is simply my honest experience as a parent who values quality education and safety. I love this school, and the upward mobility it provides for our children within this community. Little Scholars has exceeded every expectation. The teachers are excellent and hold my baby like he is their own. The classrooms are spotless, and the play yard is beautiful and safe. Outside parameter is locked, secured and checked daily. My son is only three, and he's already learning letters, numbers, and beginning to read and write. His speech has advanced far beyond his age, and he's being taught valuable life skills that build confidence and independence. I appreciate the good manners they practice. They worked tirelessly on helping me potty train. They assisted me in the method I chose and were supportive from day one. Children get sick! It is what it is, but its not a reflection of "cleanliness of the place." Cold and flu season comes around and they are sanitizing like crazy. I'm personally thankful for this season as I know my son's immune system will be optimal come grade school. This is not just a daycare--it's a true preschool where children leave testing well above kindergarten level. My friend (another PA) noticed how advanced my child was for his age and opted to pull her two children out of a daycare and place them in a school atmosphere closer to her. She called me yesterday with an update (1st week in school ended) and she told me how impress she is with the change. As such, because it is a school the teachers are paid a salary and closures for holidays/breaks are not with reduced pay so that they continued to get paid. I don't mind this. I respect teachers and believe they deserve more especially when you have such excellent staff you'd do anything to keep them. I wish more schools followed this model. I also want to address a recent negative review, quite frankly the only lone star review (and her only review on yelp). It's clearly a revenge post for her personal vehicle being rummaged through because SHE left it unlocked. The claims about safety and homelessness in the area does not reflect the whole truth. Within the past year the homelessness has taken a significant shift. The neighborhood is rapidly changing. Bellair was bought out, new businesses are moving in building on empty lots (including the lot directly next to the school - adding additional lighting and security cameras to the area). Landscaping and hardscaping by the city has taken place up 43rd ave and the homelessness is starting to move on. I personally have never felt unsafe here even before these changes took place, but I'm happy to see the local improvements. Regardless, the incident mentioned in the other review was due to an unlocked vehicle in the parking lot not a reflection of the school itself. This could have equally happened a the local quick trip, sushi joint or grocery store. The original poster also cross posted this to the Neighborhood app (or FB (?)- this is where I saw the post initially) noting that the police were called but would be late to arrive so she left (they were late to arrive because they were looking for the gentleman that did it). She notes that nothing was stolen. Beyond this, the child was clearly in attendance for a couple of years (per her timeline). I would doubt that if she felt her child was unsafe for so many years she would have kept her child enrolled for that long. It also appears the child tested out end of summer and moved on (likely more advanced and above their peers) and she was refunded the month for her distress this caused her. Seemingly appropriately handled to me... Little Scholars goes above and beyond for children, families and community. We couldn't be happier with our choice, and I highly recommend this school to anyone looking for a safe, nurturing, and academically advanced start for their child. I can't wait to enroll my second when she's of age. Take a tour and see for yourself! read more

Okay does THIS business feel the need to take security serious? Or should I say serious enough??? Is this business reporting damage done?! Are they reporting suspicious behaviors?? Does this business have Any signs for no trespassing, is there left over trash or alcohol bottles or drugs from most likely homeless people lying around time to time? A security system cost money, obviously and paying for a security guard is money but there r reasonably priced plans for security guards to do simple task like just driving to this school and flash light the place up, look around and warn trespassers that this place is now under observation. Let them homeless drug addicts know u ain't welcome here no more (should've never felt welcomed to begin with if u ask me) Security guards have permission to check the premises and report anything to police officials. Something as simple as a quick drive by around the morning before they open (preferably a hour before bc it's more likely to be dark around that time, and to help make morning goers feel safer coming to, isn't a lot to ask for before the business starts to open just sayn) AND since it doesn't share parking with a bunch of other stores around, signs for parking help establish this business's authority to take action. Basic stuff just print out some signs or buy some fancy ones for parking, staff only customers only authorized personnel only for parked cars and NO trespassing for closed business hours. BOOM security protocols now in place. Any signs of suspicious activity and or damage, document it (since no cameras) take pictures that is equivalent to documentation. And Report to authorities (and to help with the process they have this thing called a Trespass Enforcement Authorization form or "Authority to Arrest" or "Trespass Letter of Consent") You're welcome. Hey we get it life's hard and it ain't perfect, but there are always guna b times where people lack concern... 'til it's their own personal problem... funny that. Huh funny that Hope all these reasonable ideas help bc -LetsBeHonest read more

Before trusting the 5-star reviews, know that Little Scholars offers tuition discounts in exchange for them. That said, the praise for Ms. Lucia, Ms. Kelly and Ms. Dania in those reviews is completely true--they're loving, engaging, and truly dedicated. The real issue is the owner, who consistently fails to prioritize safety or address sexual predators targeting the school. Here's my story: 2022 - Day 1 My fully potty-trained 2-year-old had several accidents on his first day ever in a daycare. The director told me to "just put him in diapers." I said absolutely not. A teacher followed up later that day and ensured me he was doing better, stating it was their job to help him succeed, not set him back by putting him in diapers. That teacher later quit and the director was eventually fired. 2023 - Bite Incident My husband found a bloody bite mark on our son's back that we were not notified of. When we called, they admitted they knew and had failed to notify us. The director then backdated an "ouch report" and tried to get my husband to sign it days later. 1/18/24 - Sexual Predator on Campus At 6:30 AM, a man tried to force his way into the building via the playground door. When the teacher refused to open it, he dropped his pants and started jerking off in the window, trying to make her look. She ran to the kitchen, hid, and called 911. I showed up with my son 10 minutes later and stayed with her for 45 minutes until police arrived. My husband asked what was going to be done to make the school safe. The owner, Maria, called him and asked what HE thought she should do. He suggested motion lights, cameras, a panic button... She told him she was a "mama bear" and knew all about experiencing trauma, but did nothing except assign a second morning teacher and told them not to unlock the playground doors right away. Days later, a vague message went out to parents stating that "a man was on the property." We followed up for months afterward, staff said she was "getting quotes." After continued inaction from the school, my husband used his truck to pull out bushes growing against the fence behind the school that people could hide in, and reported illegal dumping and homeless activity to the city. They contacted the owner of the lot and had the trash cleared. 3/19/24 - Stolen Car A stolen silver Kia was running in the lot at drop-off, music blasting, windows down, back window blown out. I locked my son in my truck and called the police. It was confirmed stolen and abandoned. Still no security measures were taken. 4/16/24 - Abandoned Vehicle w/ Trailer A broken-down vehicle with a trailer sat in the lot for over a week. Possibly occupied. It was never towed by the school. Still no lights. Still no cameras. 7/21/25 - Man in My Truck At 6:30 AM, I dropped off my son. Three minutes later, I walked out to find a man inside my truck, rummaging around. I yelled at him. He backed off and drove away in a red SUV with no plates. That was it for me. I picked up my son that day and was told the owner would call me. She never did. I emailed, called, and messaged the school over a week's time to request half of July's tuition back -- no response. Eventually, I had to go to the school and ask in person. A check was cut, but no one ever followed up. Days Later - Man on Playground A man matching the January predator's description was found sleeping in a playhouse on the playground. That man is likely sleeping there regularly and at any time can leave drugs or needles behind for a child to find. Or just not leave before kids come out to play. The school is closed more days than public schools, yet parents still pay for those days--and extra for "camp days" just to keep childcare. Teachers don't get paid for all those days off, even though we're still being charged. The school is beautiful, and the teachers are incredible. But the owner has repeatedly shown she doesn't care about the safety of children or staff--not enough to install a $50 motion light, basic cameras, or even notify parents when predators target the school. read more

I absolutely love Little Scholars. My daughter has been attending since she was two years old and I've never had a complaint. I love these teachers so much and they have my whole heart. This year Miss Kelly was a dream come true. My daughter was having trouble recognizing her letters and numbers and now she is more than ready for kindergarten next year. I am so grateful for the impact that she has had on my daughter's life and her education. I couldn't recommend this School enough. Actually, every teacher in this school has a beautiful heart and Ariana at the front desk is literally an earth angel. If you're looking for a school that is going to pour into your child, Little Scholars Academy is it!! read more

Ms. Lucia is a fantastic teacher! She uses enjoyable activities that enhance learning and social skills. I appreciate her patience which helps my daughter thrive. I HIGHLY recommend her for early childhood education! read more

We love Little Scholars Academy! Since starting here last year, our 5yo has developed tremendously, and I believe that's due to his teacher's love for what she does. The entire staff is amazing and their passion for teaching little humans shows every day. read more

I'm extremely satisfied with Little Scholars. My son has been enrolled since he was two years old, and I've never had any issues. The teachers are exceptional, and Ms. Lucia is truly outstanding. read more

I was a Stay at home mom for 3 years with my daughter. I wanted to find the Perfect place for her to start her educational journey. As soon as I walked in to little scholars academy I just felt like this was the right place for our family, and our daughter. Now came the hard part. Me leaving my daughter there. I was so worried because she had only ever had me. So there was crying on both our parts but I felt calm knowing she was well taken care of. Maria & Mrs Sophia assured me she was fine even occasionally making calls to inform me she was doing great, even rearranging there own schedules to make sure she was able to adjust. 6 months later Ava she is thriving with lots of friends. Mrs Jaycee is her teacher and she's amazing showing kids so much kindness and love. My daughter loves all the teachers here. Remember this is a private school not daycare and it shows the education my daughter gets will likely put her a grade ahead when she starts school. Side note: I looked and I toured over a dozen schools and daycare's but hands down this was 100% the best choice read more

Miss Lucia is a natural at her job. She makes it enjoyable for the kids, and it's clear that she loves what she does. Her dedication and care for the children are unmatched. Do everything you can to retain her. She's a valuable asset to the school! read more

TLDR: DO NOT ENROLL HERE Oh, where or where to begin? Unsanitary, your kid will ALWAYS be sick. They will also call to tell you your child has run a fever, but when you get them home, no fever. Also, some how smells of horrible sanitizer every day. Your child will come home smelling of chemicals, and I don't know how the two coincide. Teachers are not vetted properly. Constantly understaffed. "after school" care is primarily teenagers. The turn over is several teachers throughout the year, just gone with no explanation. Major safety concerns, with issues with doors locking (or NOT locking). Code compliance has been here multiple times on behalf of parent complaints. Ms. Maria the kindergarten teacher is amazing with the children. She is this schools only saving grace. It is quite a shame that she does not have the proper support. The front desk/ director has no idea how to run the facility. She was put in place by the owner Maria (different from the teacher) who also clearly has no idea what she is doing, and she lives out of state, so she's rarely there to act on issues. The accounting is completely messed up, you will receive a bill for an outstanding balance that is usually a ridiculous amount (upwards of hundreds, even thousands!!) and then when you confront the front desk about it, she "doesn't know, you'll have to contact the owner or the accountant". Then you never hear back?? Maria the owner also has almost no shame when it comes to gossip. She will stand in the front office (which is where you have to check in and out) and will be talking about parents and their behavior, with little regard to who is around, even the kids! Personally overheard her multiple times. They have multiple days a month where the school is either closed, or days that are considered "camp" days, which means they aren't covered under your usual plan, so its an extra $10 a day. This is not just regular bank holidays, but extra days that will definitely NOT be covered by any regular employer. As well as you have to purchase tickets to the childrens events like their Christmas Concert or the end of the year "graduation"! Tickets are $10 per adult! To watch your own child! Plus they make you pay for the gowns and anything else.. definitely nickel and dime you to death, in addition to their pretty hefty price tag. Unless there is a major overhall done to this place, staff wise, maybe even ownership change, I don't recommend going to either location. read more

This is hands down one of the cleanest and most peaceful schools my son has ever attended. When I pick him up he is happy, and clean. They do a lot of hands on learning here and follow a well organized curriculum. My son has learned so much while attending here. The teachers are kinda a compassionate, the front desk director Kate is such a kind and understanding soul she has been an amazing addition to this school. read more

If I could leave less than 1 star, I absolutely would! We enrolled our 2 year old in this preschool in hopes it would live up to the great reviews on Google. I can truthfully say, it most certainly did NOT. We attended parent/teacher meet night prior to school starting, which is when my husband and I identified issues immediately. Our teacher for our son had her own 2 year old that would be in the same class, which is always a conflict of interest. However, this was even more than that. Her son couldn't quit climbing on her and screaming and crying during the meet and greet, while all of our children were playing in the room as we tried to talk to her. Afterwards, my husband and I were both very apprehensive in starting our son after what we saw. However, we decided to go forward in a trial period. The first week was okay, and nothing really stood out. They said our son was doing good, and there were no complaints. The second week, the complaints started, and they were so petty that I couldn't believe it. The teacher complained to me that he kept trying to open the door, and I told her to be firm and tell him no, to which she said she doesn't believe in being firm to a child, but just redirects. Ok, well good luck then! Then she said she had to change our son's diaper and was asking me why he doesn't like it and why he cries and wiggles. Then went on to say that his BM diaper was so horrible that she had to use a HALF PACK of wipes. I change my son every day, and even if I use a wipe once, the most would be 5 for the worst diaper ever. Then she hit me with the third issue, and said that our son crumbles up his cracker, and he's so messy. I have never heard such petty things come from a teacher in my life. Our son is 2!!!! Of course he's gonna fuss and wiggle during diaper changes, and of course he's gonna crumble a cracker sometimes. He's a toddler! In my honest opinion, she's incapable of caring for children outside of her own very needy child. If she didn't have her son in there, it would be much easier on her, and our children would get the care they need and deserve. Having additional responsibilities besides caring for her son, makes her more annoyed by our children, hence all the petty comments about my son. Our son cried every time he walked in and since we've moved him to a new place, he hasn't cried once. That tells me A LOT about what it was like for him. The school instructed us to bring pull ups for our son, so that they could start potty training them. But the teacher didn't want pull-ups because she obviously didn't have time to train or get them accustomed to it. When we decided to unenroll him, Heather, the front desk, didn't even ask my husband why we were leaving. When a new family leaves 3 weeks into a school year, you don't even care enough to ask? My husband told her anyway, and she just looked at him with big eyes and like oh ok. Then they charged us an insane amount for the 3 weeks, so we are leaving this review. We absolutely do NOT recommend this school, and are so glad we took him out when we did. We've since found an actual appropriate school with an experienced teacher, and a competent director. As a side note, the only reason that teacher was even in that 2 year old class teaching was because her son needs extensive care, and as soon as he's able to not need that, she will be gone. She's obviously teaching here only out of absolute necessity, and it's completely obvious. They've tried to report this so it won't be a negative hit on their ratings, but this all still happened, and no one ever reached out to me. Just reported the review so it would disappear. Not cool. This is for the Peoria location, not Glendale read more

I would like to rate ZERO. I was given custody of my grandson by the state. I wanted to prevent him from being adopted by strangers. My grandson hadn't made two when he was enrolled. This school called me once to advise me that my one year old was trying to nap before nap time? I was asked to pick him up. They called me excessively to pick him up. Twice I was called because my grandson was running a fever. When we got home there was no fever or illness. They continued to call until I was let go of my job. If you have a younger imperfect child. This school is not the place. If you value your employment. Do not enroll your child in this school. As soon as I removed my grandson. He remained healthier. So I believe the school wasn't thoroughly clean anyway. read more

My child enjoys this school! Ms.Kelley is a great teacher with her patience and passion for the kids. There is always a theme being celebrated in the school. The director Heather is organized and communicative with ensuring I'm aware of events. I like that the teacher lets me know how my child did during the day with milestones, mishaps, anything. read more

Our girls absolutely love little scholars. It took me quite a few trials of different places to find a school we absolutely love. I plan to also put my older child in the private kindergarten. My favorite thing about this school is the wonderful teachers. They are very good with the kids, educated, and are very gentle. They have been very understanding with our oldest child's potty training struggles and our help train our two year olds read more

This is an amazing preschool. The director, Heather, is so organized and the place runs very smoothly. She is friendly, makes sure she says hello and goodbye. Loves the children and works to make the school a great experience for the kids. Miss Reyna is loved by the kids. She definitely knows how to handle a classroom. Her classroom is set up so creative and colorful. Her students are well behaved thanks to her! You can certainly tell she loves what she doing. The school is always neat, orderly and immaculate. Great mix of academics and creativity. This is a well run loving school. My granddaughter felt right at home immediately and she just loves Miss Reyna and also the homemade lunches by Mary. It's worth checking this place out. read more

This preschool is amazing! The staff are so friendly and helpful. My child is still getting used to being away from home during the day and her teachers are very supportive of her. read more

After searching for the perfect preschool for months, we finally came across Little Scholar's Academy. Before touring I had my long list of requirements that needed to be addressed before even thinking of enrolling my daughter. The second I walked into this school I felt at ease. The director greeted me at the door and showed me around the school. She literally answered every single question on my list, without me even having to ask it. The class rooms are bright and inviting. They are not overcrowded with children. The teachers are extremely pleasant - most have been there quite a while. Most importantly the kids were happy, genuinely happy... They were laughing and playing nicely with each other. (Which we did NOT see at other daycare/preschools) They have cameras in all the classrooms and a big TV in the front that you can watch. My daughter is in the 2s class and has 4-6 other kiddos in there with her, with 2 teachers. They serve snacks and lunch. They work on potty training. They have fun little events within the school (Valentines, Dr. Seuss's birthday, st. Patty's day) they go all out to make it fun for the kids. The director, Ms. Maria, has gone above and beyond to make me feel comfortable leaving my daughter there. She texts me photos if we had a hard time at drop off. Or just randomly throughout the day. Her teachers are wonderful in comforting my daughter if she's having a hard time. My daughter will actually go up to them when I leave and she's sad, instead of them peeling her off of me, she feels comfortable enough with them to seek out comfort. Two teachers (not in my daughters class) on two separate occasions addressed my daughter, by name, when leaving for the day! That, to me, is pretty darn special. Oh, and they have a code to get in to the school. And I don't think I've ever walked in without someone directly at the front desk. Very secure! They also have a location in Peoria, which I would hope would be of the same standards. I would highly, HIGHLY recommend going to visit Little Scholars Academy. They are simply WONDERFUL! read more

My husband and I have been trying to contact this school with no calls back. I'm just looking for information and they can't bother with a call or email. What a shame. read more

I used to like this school a lot, it's turned into a real joke in the past couple years The director Maria and/or Shaelynn are both rude. No wonder why they go through so many teachers! read more

This review is for the 67th Ave and Cholla location. My husband and I had our daughter in a private home daycare and she maybe was sick two times in her entire life. (She's 2 1/2). The 3 other kids in that home moved on to another preschool and kindergarten so we decided to start our little one at Little Scholars. Day one (which was Tuesday because they were closed on Columbus Day but still charged us for that day although we weren't even registered at that school yet,) dropping her off, right as we walked in, there was a very sick little girl and the teachers were cleaning up boogies off of the floor. I even called in as soon as we left to ask why that child was still there and don't they have a sick policy and they said "yes, they were sending that child home." By Friday, my daughter was sick and over the weekend we took her into the doc because she had a double eye infection with green boogies oozing out everywhere. The doctor told me to keep our daughter home for a few days and call to let the school know so that if something is going around, they can Lysol and disinfect. I did just that and the girl I spoke with sounded like a moron with a "yeah? Ok so what do you need and why are you telling me this?" attitude. I reiterated the issue and asked if we still had to pay for those days my daughter was out because of my daughter being sick. The lady called to ask her director this question and called me back saying yes- we still had to pay for time my daughter was out ill. I don't feel we should have to pay for time that my daughter isn't there and especially because she picked something up at your school. Now I have what she has and that creates another issue- me missing work with loss of pay. So the least they could do is pro rate a week when your child doesn't attend for illness. We did have an issue during the week where we would pick her up and she was beyond dirty from top to bottom every day. I scrubbed sandy dirt from her scalp which was so hard to get out that week every night and she had ruined shoes day 2. They need to do something with that dirt in their play area- like put in turf. I would think they can afford it with as much money as they charge monthly. We decided to take her out of there immediately and go back to private home care. They need to change their policies.... they are just all about the money but they just lost $850 per month and earned a negative review. read more

I'm pretty disappointed in the running of admin at this daycare. I have tried for almost 2 years to get my kids in there and I have been told i am on the scholarship wait list but they never call. I need a full one and now they only want to offer partial scholarship which leaves u still paying almost $500 in daycare for each kid!! After being told all day that I would get a full scholarship the director called at 7:40pm on Friday with a Monday start day to tell me they aren't going to give the full only the partial. Now my kid has no where to go come Monday and I could have been looking all day today for care. Thanks a lot. read more

I absolutely love Little Scholar's! Since my 3 year old started going there, his speech has improved and he has learned so much. Everyone there is always so patient and kind. We love our Little Scholar's family and are very thankful for all of them! read more

This preschool has seriously been a blessing to our family. If only I knew that they had a two year old program I would have placed both of my kids here sooner. I was trying to keep them together since they use to be at a home daycare provider before we moved to Arizona. The daycare they were at wasn't a good fit for our family. I decided to call after checking out the website and saw they had a Two year old program! I called that same day to ask for openings, was given a tour that evening. I was so blown away that I registered my kids that same day! The school is so clean and no smells what so ever. My kids use to always be sick at the previous daycare none stop. Since relocating them they have only been sick maybe once or twice (which can happen life isn't perfect.) The Preschool is PRIVATE due to this as you would at any PRIVATE SCHOOL because it's a SCHOOL you have to pay tuition holidays sick days etc... but honestly ITS SOOO WORTH IT! The teachers LOVE their careers! My kids use to cry at their previous daycare and it was always so hard to leave them they had not adjusted at all after six months! Starting at Little Scholar's Academy both of my kids adjusted that same week. My 3 year old (now 4) is happy to go to school loves her teacher and is actually learning! Her teacher Ms.Sydney is so loved by our daughter and has caught her up to speed. Our son who is two had a speech delay that presented some challenges, he has blossomed since starting at Little Scholar's in January 2019, I can't thank Ms.Claudia & Ms.Raeven enough for the constant updates on my son's development. Ms.Maria the school director is so helpful, understanding, has so much compassion, and is so supportive of her staff and the families. This isn't just a business for her, this is what she was made for and I also say that about all the teachers. I can't forget about Ms.Carmen who is the school cook. Providing healthy meals for the kids, my little ones may not always want to eat at home but at school no issues what so ever! Today was the end of the school year performance where both schools come together for the kids that are graduating from here. Though my kids are not graduating yet and I'm blessed to have at least three more years it's going to be very difficult to let go of this school. Luckily I'm not there yet, there are two locations. My children attend the Peoria location. I can't wait for the new school year 2019-2020 and what my kids will learn and know they are loved and well taken care of. read more

Absolutely love this place, after the struggle to get my son use to school and him having bad experiences at another place down the road, we were lucky to have found this place. Ms. Patty is a gem and Maria and the staff are amazing with the kids. We couldn't have found a better place. read more

Your know your child is in a great environment when he cries to stay longer, or gets excited to get ready to go to school and see his teacher. My son is 2 years old and truly has the best teacher Ms. Ortiz (Amanda) who always keeps me updated on my son and sends me pictures throughout the day to see the activities they are doing. My son lives Ms. Amanda and has been speaking a lot more since she has cane to this school. I'm truly grateful I've had nothing but great experiences with Little Scholars Academy. (43rd Bell rd) and wanted other parents to know this is truly a great place to take your child! read more

My daughter Leah has attended this school for about 6 month in the pre-k program she loves miss patty!! The lady's at this school are all very professional and caring and so so nice, I looked at several preschools before choosing this one and this was the best school for first impressions! Clean tidy and caring. We really love it and plan on taking our little one here also when she is ready. I wouldn't go anywhere else! read more

I can't even believe there is one bad review of this wonderful school! I previously had my daughter enrolled in a Sunrise Preschools, which was absolutely horrible. I tirelessly searched for a school that was academically driven; yet provided a fun atmosphere for the kids to learn in. I walked into Little Scholars Academy and immediately felt the positive environment. Ms. Mariah, the owner, took my daughter and I on a tour and addressed all of my questions and concerns. She has now been at this school for 3 months. Her advancement in academics has greatly surpassed all of my expectations. The pre-k teacher, Ms. Patty is remarkable with the kids. The children are always doing projects She has a great way of making the learning a fun activity. I love that this school has actual P.E. one day a week, and also offers karate and dance. They have an employee that cooks the kid's fresh meals for the day. There are mornings where you walk in and the aroma of French toast or cinnamon biscuits fill the air. It's reassuring to know your children are not only provided great education but also great nutrition. The first few days my daughter attended the school; the owner and teacher sent me messages reassuring me that she was having a great day along with some pictures. With in the first week, my daughter knew the pledge of allegiance and was "proud to live in the United States of America!" These teachers, as well as the owner, do a fantastic job at making this learning environment productive and fun. It includes a great mix of academics along with basic life teaching. All of the staff is delightful and with in a few days knew my daughter by name. Everyone welcomed her with open arms and took the extra time to make her feel comfortable! This experience is definitely not something you can get just anywhere. I would highly recommend this school to any parent looking for an incredible and trustworthy school! read more

I am so glad that we chose Little Scholars on 67th Are and Cholla for our son. He was very scared the first day, but now loves all of the teachers and staff. He only needs a kiss and hug goodbye and he happily joins his friends. He is not yet in kindergarten, but knows how to count to 30, identify all the letters, and make their sounds. He brings home art all the time and, lately, has been talking about someone called the Nap Fairy. Love this place! read more

AMAZING PRESCHOOL My daughter only attended about half a year here and i wish i would of found them earlier. My sister recommend this preschool and always talked great things about them so I decided to enroll my daughter and it was the best thing i could of done i don't have enough words to describe this center everyone is so friendly and they truly care for the kids. Its very clean and i love how they focus on their curriculum. My daughter has learn so much in the short months, they also offer dance and karate which my daughter enjoyed very much. i will defiantly be putting my son here when he's of age. read more

LOVE THIS SCHOOL! My daughter attended the school on 67th Ave & Cholla. Fantastic experience! My daughter blossomed at the school. Great teachers, Director, and facility. My daughter stayed through kindergarten. You and your children will love it there. read more

Found that this school seems to try to make things fun and busy, but mostly seems like very very young student teachers with little to no experience/and burned out teachers such as the one who my sons father witnessed losing it verbally on her class. Also they don't serve healthy food, and often seems to have too many students per teachers. I would not recommend this place, unfortunately, and am now taking my son out of it. read more