We moved and had to switch daycares during COVID and ended up choosing The Goddard School of…read moreLittleton and are very happy with our decision! It was really tough to find a school that we trusted when we knew we wouldn't get much time with our daughter's teachers or admin... and had to drop her off at the door. They were very accommodating with getting our 1 year old acclimated and we have been very happy with our decision! Our daughter seems to love going to school each day.

There is really so much I can say about this school!!…read more Everyone is amazing! They treat you as family and welcome you with open arms. The learning and lessons are so fun and my kids really enjoy their days. The teachers learning plans keep the kids busy but also not focused on one thing for too long that they lose focus. The summer camp is seriously so much fun! Even through all of this new 'normal' stuff they have done a fabulous job keeping everyone safe, in the know, and putting their students/families and staff first. I would highly recommend this school to everyone!

This is the best school for little ones. My son is excited to go to school every day. Teachers are…read moreamazing!!!!

I felt compelled to write a review about my experience with this school and my infant son. We…read morestarted in the Nido room with Miss Julie as the lead teacher in October 2020 when son #2 was three months old. He was there for 11 short weeks and my experience here with the teacher and the program was terrible. I can not recommend this school, teacher or program to anyone looking for a Montessori program. Just for some context, Child #1 was enrolled in a Montessori program from 16 months to 4 years. My child's needs were not meant at any point while he attended this school and he would cry at the center most days. When I would pick him up, he was very upset. I completely feel that he was neglected most days (because he would cry all day and no one wanted to deal with him). The teacher would never follow his cues and would never get down and play with any of the babies. It did not seem like the lead teacher enjoyed being with the babies at any point. The lead teacher wanted all the babies to follow the same schedule and became very stressed and overwhelmed if they were not on a the same set schedule daily. When I was approached by the teacher about his excessive crying after about 5 weeks, I was told that he "needed to be checked out by a dr for acid reflex because he is so upset." He was evaluated by two drs and he was NEVER diagnosed with any health issues. He would never show signs of acid reflex at home. I have a ton of regret that I didn't pull the baby out of this day care earlier. It was a terrible environment, not nurturing or fostering in his development. I also feel like he was behind on some development milestones because no one worked with him on tummy time or practicing rolling over because they didn't want to deal with him. He is currently at a different Montessori day care and all these "issues" that the baby had at this school have failed to show up in a different program around other teachers and staff. I feel compelled to let other parents know about my experience; as I realize that after my feedback to the school about my experience in this room, no changes have been made. If you have a baby that requires a bit more attention, likes to be held and nurtured, this may not be a good fit.

St. Mary Catholic Virtue School has been a tremendous blessing to our family for the past five…read moreyears. We truly love this community. Father James is an innovative and faithful leader who has renewed the school as a deeply Catholic place, strengthening both its spiritual and academic life. The teachers work tirelessly, genuinely caring about students' souls as well as their academic growth. The academics are rigorous, and students are expected to work hard, which is exactly why we chose St. Mary. While some courses are challenging, we believe appropriate hardship builds resilience and character. I am surprised by negative reviews, as this is a private Catholic school chosen by families seeking strong faith formation and high expectations. The parish community is welcoming, and the school has made sincere, commendable efforts to support students with special needs. We are grateful to be part of a school that values faith, discipline, excellence, and community.

We have had such a wonderful experience with Primrose. From the very beginning, the staff made us…read morefeel completely comfortable and confident leaving our daughter in their care. The teachers in the infant room are incredibly attentive, nurturing, and genuinely invested in each child. They take the time to learn every baby's individual needs, routines, and personality, which has made such a difference for our daughter. We always feel reassured knowing she is in a safe, loving, and engaging environment. Communication has been excellent--whether it's updates throughout the day, feeding and nap details, or just sharing sweet moments. It means so much to know how she's doing while we're apart. We've also noticed great developmental progress since our daughter started. It's clear the team is intentional about supporting growth through age-appropriate activities, interaction, and care. We are so grateful to have found a daycare that treats our daughter like family. I would highly recommend this program to any parent looking for a trustworthy and loving place for their child.

Update: Leadership at Primrose referenced "confidentiality requirements" and "steps already taken,"…read morein their public response to my review (seen below). In the interest of transparency, current and prospective parents should know that those steps included having their attorney at Goodspeed and Merrill send my family a cease‑and‑desist letter threatening a defamation lawsuit in conjunction with a fabricated CPS report if I did not immediately remove my review. The CPS allegations they threatened to file were created by flipping our concerns about the school back onto us; even if those allegations had been true, they still would not constitute child abuse. I'll be attaching the threatening document they sent so families can understand exactly what is going on. My review is based entirely on my firsthand experience. Any parent who wants to understand the situation more fully is welcome to reach out. Original Post: I'm writing this as a parent who keeps receipts- emails, timelines, photos, everything. And based on that documentation, I want other families to know what we experienced here. Our son came home with a bad bruise on his back, yet we heard nothing from the school. When brought to their attention, the school said they documented, but they repeatedly refused to give us the incident report. This wasn't an isolated issue. When our son caught a virus the school had emailed about a week earlier, the owner later denied the presence of the virus -- despite us having the original message. We also discovered missed diaper changes in our son's log that led to a severe diaper rash. From my perspective, this daycare is more focused on protecting its image than being honest with parents or providing consistent care. Please do your homework before enrolling -- ask for policies in writing and trust your instincts.

Primrose School of Lone Tree provides the best educational childcare and is a place that is also…read moresafe and fun. The owners are second to none and our family feels right at home here.

Had a great experience in 2 different classrooms here with excellent teachers, but then my child…read moregot to preschool and the teachers were non communicative and the classroom was extremely chaotic and felt understaffed and disorganized. My child no longer wanted to go there each morning, and a new administrator (that had just started working there a very short time ago) made it clear that she had no interest in getting to know or work with families, or in figuring out how to help children feel comfortable and succeed in their environment (or maybe she didn't have the skills or tools to actually know how to do this, but either way it was unacceptable). Administrative turnover is common (3 times in under 2 years). Way too expensive for these types of issues and we are happy to have found another setting that actually communicates proactively and runs smoothly with caring teachers.

Between our two daughters, we had a student enrolled at Littleton Montessori School for six years…read more(2019-2025). Our family had a wonderful experience. As parents, we loved the monthly newsletter, "Watch Me Work" events, parent education nights, planting days, birthday celebrations, and the community picnic. The staff was always responsive to our needs and questions, and we consistently felt that our children were both physically and emotionally safe. Our girls loved the self-directed, student-empowered Montessori curriculum. The summer program--featuring the outdoor classroom, garden, butterfly enclosure, and "Water Wednesday" events--was especially fun. We will truly miss Ms. Lauren, Ms. Sarah, Ms. Dawn, and the rest of the staff.

My daughter went to this school, and while there were many many good teachers and students some…read morewere horrible. The kindergarten teacher my daughter got actively bullied my daughter over lack of ability to read. My daughter is still bitter, luckily that teacher retired, she was never punished for her behavior. Luckily her first grade teachers actually cared and she was quickly diagnosed with dyslexia. The over all lay out works well, and there were many good teachers. The gifted teacher was amazing and made my daughters life and my sons life much easier. Over all the school was a good place for my kids to grow up, but it still leaves a bad taste in my mouth that the teacher who builder my daughter didn't face any punishment.

I am so surprised this school allows the receptionist they have for hire represent the staff here…read more She's rude, nasty acting, ALWAYS frowned up, and careless about nicely greeting people that comes inn. My child has been here for 2 years now and Ms.Rhonda (the main secretary) has always been nasty and rude to not just me but other parents as well. One parent loudly asked her one day "why do you always pick on me & act nasty when I'm just walking my son to breakfast? Just stop it!" I can tell the secretary was embarrassed from the confrontation and everyone around looked like they wanted to applaud that mom. It felt like she took up for us all in a sense. The teachers are resourceful and nice, I'm just baffled how the principle allows someone with such a nasty demeanor represent the staff. I'm sure there are more complaints if people had the time to write a review about it.

Our daughter has attended this school since she was an infant, and we have loved every stage of our…read moreexperience. The curriculum does an excellent job balancing learning, creativity, and play, and we've watched our daughter grow in confidence, knowledge, and independence thanks to the caring teachers and staff. Every classroom has been filled with educators who genuinely care about the children and their success. A special thank you to Ms. Teagan, our daughter's current teacher. Our daughter is always excited to tell us about her day and we're so grateful for the positive impact she's had on our daughter. We highly recommend this school to any family looking for a supportive and enriching place for their child.

We love little sunshine's playhouse. Whenever anyone asks me if I know a good daycare or preschool,…read moreI always recommend this place. I truly feel like my kids are in the best hands here. Ms Brooklyn is one of my daughter's favorite teachers, and we love Ms. Emily who has taken care of my one kid when she was younger and now my toddler. High Quality facility, high quality people! - S. Brown