The ladies in office are extremely nice and my child loves it here. Only improvement I would…read moresuggest is teachers greeting children and parent at drop off. Other than that great school.

From the owner: Gingerbread Preschool - Seminole is a fully accredited early childhood education center serving…read morefamilies in St. Petersburg, FL (Seminole area). Established in 1974, we specialize in nurturing, play-based learning for children ages 2 to 5 years old, fostering a safe, engaging, and enriching environment where children can grow emotionally, socially, and academically. Our curriculum-based programs emphasize learning through play, guided by qualified early childhood educators trained in Conscious Discipline and developmentally appropriate teaching strategies. We integrate social-emotional learning, hands-on exploration, and structured activities to prepare children for a successful transition to kindergarten.

Welcoming staff. Warm age appropriate facility! Can't wait for our grandchildren to experience…read morethis faith based early learning center in person after hurricane Milton.

This is an incredible preschool with teachers who are great. The director Shirley has always been…read moresuper friendly to speak with and lives the children who attend her preschool.

I love this daycare. My child's been going there since she's been about 1 1/2 or 2 she is now four…read moreand she is going to VPK and she loves it. She can't wait to come home and do her homework. She can't wait to go to school if I don't take her if she starts to cry. Its clean evotime I go in there to pick her up the staff and the kids are good

Our time so far with this place has been wonderful. Our daughter started when she was 6 months old…read moreand is now 13 months. Every time I drop her off she gets happy and excited and holds out her arms to be held by the staff. We get pictures every day about what she's doing and they feed her a really nice range of food. Everyone we've met there has been very kind and loves to say hi to our child. We are very lucky to have gotten her in!

This school is exceptional! My son thrives here and the staff is amazing. I would recommend this…read moreschool to anyone in the area.

My daughter has gone to this school for a year and a half now. She absolutely loves her two…read moreteachers Mrs. lisandra and Ms. Chantel. My daughter loves coming to school as her first couple weeks starting out was not easy for both mommy and baby the school staff made it very easy for both of us to transition to this big step. The school is very clean and kept up to date on learning skills for the children. I think the tuition is fairly priced for the area as st Pete is very up and coming. I am from Tampa and it sit about even with there tuition. My daughter is at school 5 days a week 8 hours a day. So it was extremely important to me that she is with people I can trust and she loves. As this is her second home. I never worry when I drop her off. They call me if the slightest thing happens to her. Which I love. And if I have any issues they are always willing to make adjustments for me.

My son attended school here at 2 years old for less than 3 full weeks was switched from class to…read moreclass with excuses. He was written up for not cleaning table and eating off someone's plate at lunch and then kicked out for the write ups. Picked him up daily in dry yellow full of pee diapers . His teacher has 2 inch fake nails and the admin Debbie smelled like refried cigarettes.

My grand daughter is super happy at the Pinellas Park location. The staff is wonderful.read more

We've had both of our daughters at Seminole United Methodist Academy (SUMA) since they were 6…read moremonths old. Our oldest is now 3 and our youngest is 1. They have always been well cared for and well loved. Our oldest even asks to go to school on the weekends. They have been taught by Miss Cora, Miss Vicki, Miss Gigi, Miss Brittanie, Miss Makayla, and Miss Debbie. They have always treated us like family. Their pricing is very reasonable compared to some other daycares.

I recently played Mrs. Claus at their Holiday event and was so delighted to do so! It was a well…read morepresented and run event and the families, parents, teachers, Pastor as well as children were warm, loving and welcoming. I walked thru the classrooms after and got to sit and have cookies and milk and talk with some delightful little ones! Thank you for allowing me the opportunity to do this event. I especially want to thank Kelly Bailey for staying in touch with me, hiring me and guiding me...What a treasure you have in this fine lady! God Bless you all! Mrs. Liela Sevcik AKA Mrs. Claus PS. Hope to see you all next year!

Really nice gym with great trainers and updated equipment. Very nice vibe there and many age groups…read morewhich is wonderful to see'

Been going for 3 1/2 years, visited other locations for a couple months, came back and all new…read moreequipment. The workout floor with the machines is so jammed up ( same or less equipment) but now much larger sized equipment.) I have to now focus on people walking by the equipment I am working on, have hit two people and nearly a third person while doing the sitting fly machine. I am almost afraid to do the reverse option as I cant see someone passing by. This cant be proper spacing between machines! Also, hand grips on upper body workout machines are HUGE, I am Unable to use them now as my hands are smaller than a huge man, thus very uncomfortable. I am also wondering if weights on machines are calibrated properly? Why could I move 80 lbs on old hip abductor but now only 60 lbs on new machine. It's a mess! I visit YMCA's all over the country while traveling and this one is now one of the worst rather than one of the best! I will use a treadmill occasionally during hot summer but no more workouts on lower/upper body equipment.

Super professional club with great junior program and lots of support for adults returning or just…read morebeginning. A couple of pickleball courts out back

When I moved back to the area I didn't know where I'd take my son and then I found them. they are…read moreamazing people. They helped my son through the transition from the move and having to be at a new school and around new people . I'd recommend them to anyone who is looking for child care.

We have been part of the Keswick Christian School family for many years, and it has truly been one…read moreof the greatest blessings in our lives. Our two girls started in Pre 2 and Kindergarten and are now in 9th and 12th grade. Watching them grow up surrounded by teachers and staff who genuinely love, pray for, and invest in them has been such a gift. Keswick is so much more than a great academic environment. It is a place where faith is woven into every part of learning and everyday life. The teachers truly care about the students and model the love of Christ in all they do. The school works hand in hand with our church and family to help our girls grow spiritually, academically, and personally. We have seen firsthand how this community encourages character, leadership, and a heart to serve others. The level of care and excellence from every teacher and staff member is something special. If you are a Christian family looking for a school that shares your values and partners with your faith, Keswick Christian School is an amazing place to call home.

I went from pre-K to senior at this school. I was held back in kindergarten by a teacher named Ms…read more Fricke. I remember not being to fond of her at the age of 4. I wasn't very good at reading. She held me back and all my friends advanced to the next grade. I had to watch them every year be on schedule as I felt so behind as a child. I would be pulled out of calls at 4 or 5 and have to sit on a bench and read while the others stayed in the room. All my insecurities started a very young age due to this. I grew up having reoccurring dreams about not finishing senior year... I am 35 now. I finally journaled about this dream. Here you go: The true source of my anxiety, feelings of failure, and not being good enough dates back to being held back in kindergarten at age 4. This experience resurfaces in my dreams whenever I face uncomfortable opportunities for growth, triggering the same insecurities and emotions I felt as a child. I asked myself how to overcome this pattern, as I am committed to continuous self-improvement. The answer that emerged is that I no longer need to prove my intelligence or worth to anyone. This realization explains my past drive to work excessively and take on numerous roles, a behavior rooted in a need to validate myself. Journaling also helped me understand that my kindergarten teachers likely didn't know how to best support me, and holding me back was their misguided solution. While this decision made me feel like something was wrong with me, causing me to watch my friends advance while I remained behind, I now realize their actions stemmed from their own limitations, and this understanding allows me to release that burden of insecurity. Be careful holding a child back. It creates all sorts of insecurities and they grow up with them. There are other solutions and different ways of teaching. Singling a child out in front of their peers for practically 14years because this started at age 4, hindered my ability to let go in life. I felt I always need to prove myself. I am no longer going to be doing this and I am doing it for the little girl you, Keswick, held back.