Cokesbury Children's Center is by far one of the best in Pensacola. Mrs. Odom and Mrs. Keeley did…read morea phenomenal job teaching my preschooler last year. She came so far in her journey and is now ready for kindergarten! I cannot thank them & the staff at Cokesbury enough for the positive influence they had on my daughter.

This school has an amazing mission and quality curriculum and programming. The electronic family…read morecommunication system ensures families have photos, videos, and real-time communication about their students' learning experiences. This facility is open, bright, and spacious with a large outdoor classroom. Their faculty includes teachers with doctorate and masters degrees as well as CDA credentialed practitioners. The Parent Connect education activities are open to the community as well! The teachers develop relationships with the entire family to ensure success for each student.

We use Abeka and recently went to meet our teacher. Everything was perfect. From customer service,…read morefront desk, to the teacher meeting it was amazing. Visiting the school and the support from our teacher made me even more confident in our homeschool journey. Thank you PCA!

They claim to be Godly, but are just a money-hungry, greedy business. The education is good because…read morethey keep God in it. But God will punish them sevenfold for using God as a way to feed their greed. The education is so expensive, but not only that, if you make a mistake, they make you pay with your soul and life. They are money-hungry, using God as a way into your bank account. We have been with Abeka for 2 years now, happy to have an education that starts school with the Word of God and prayer. But the sinister part is the money. We don't mind scraping up what money we have for a good education for our child that teaches about God. So we thought we could do a 3rd year with them. We ordered the wrong items on accident. We were trying to hurry to use the discount coupons they had available and ordered the wrong items. We didn't open the items; we just wanted to return them and put the money we just paid toward the right items. But no, Abeka wants us to pay another payment down to be able to get the labels to return the wrong items we ordered, wait for the money to come back. They gave us 30 days, and if the items don't reach them within 30 days, which they won't due to delivery delays, weather, or them delaying on purpose to drain you of every cent, then they add another 10% restocking fee. I can't just throw another large payment out into the air. I need school supplies to buy for the other part of the school, like pencils, a dictionary they require, glue, colors, etc. Abeka is not forgiving. Returns are expensive. Your mistakes are expensive. The way Abeka forgives your mistakes is exactly how God will forgive their mistakes. These are children's education materials you are overcharging for. To teach kids about God, you are making it financially unable to happen. I will pray that God makes it impossible for everyone who owns and works for Abeka to enter heaven. If I had the ability to teach children about God and educate them the way Abeka does, I would do it for FREE. YOU'RE TEACHING CHILDREN! God's children. The children who still seek God. That's who you are teaching, and you know God's children have it hard in this world. But you are making it impossible. God's wrath will come down on this business because I am not the only child of God speaking of this issue. There are many. Read the reviews.

Great daycare awesome staff really take care of our children. VPK scores are TOPS always in the…read moreEscambia County. They do a variety of field trips during the summer with their school agers.

This is a free (donations encouraged) play area for children probably no older than 4 years old. It…read morefeatures many of the characters of PBS shows as well as generic toys and a mat play area for children under a certain weight, housed inside the Pensacola Bayfront Stadium, the current home of the Blue Wahoos Minor League baseball team. Overall, it's a good, fun, inexpensive way to get your child out of the house, but it can get cramped quickly. There's a sign asking parents not to bring sick children in, but it's clear many don't follow that rule and I am routinely concerned about the cleanliness of many of the toys.

My child likes to come and play but the ladies that work or volunteer there are obnoxious. I was…read morethere today and witnessed a fellow mom be humiliated in front of everyone. The worker told her to leave because her little boy was climbing. I understand there are rules to. Protect the children but a professional worker would have approached the mother and talked with her instead of yelling it out so that everyone in the room turned around and stared at her I was very embarrassed for her. She left quietly with a wailing child who was not done playing yet. That was very unnecessary and degrading.

Great place for my son to get better at math, he's been getting good grades over the past year…read morethanks to sylvan. Recommend this place to help children succeed in math or language arts!

Nancy and all the tutors at Sylvan have been absolutely amazing! The initial assessment gave my…read morehusband and I insight not only on where they are academically, but also their confidence level and how they view themselves which was very interesting the way it was broken down. One of the best things we've experienced so far is the increased confidence in both our kids. My kids look forward to attending their twice weekly sessions and enjoy the perks of spending their earned "points" in exchange for some goodies/prizes made available to them as an additional incentive. Sylvan provides a friendly environment and Nancy makes herself available at anytime (day or night) in the event of any questions/concerns. It's easy to tell she loves what she does and even knows all the kids by name, which as a parent makes me feel like they are being acknowledged for who they are and are being seen as just a number. The environment is welcoming, the tutor to student ratio is appropriate, and my kids love that they can pick a snack during their session break time to rest their brains and refuel. Progress reports are given after a certain amount of hours in each subject where their growth is measured and can be reviewed. We are so pleased with our experience thus far! Honestly, my only regret is not starting them at Sylvan sooner in the school year.

We just moved to the area and my daughter absolutely loves it there. The staff is friendly and very…read moreattentive. My daughter is exhausted by the time she gets home but excited to tell us about her day. Overall they provide a peace of mind that not many other daycares have provided during unpredictable times.