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Mountain View Cooperative Preschool

5.0 (1 review)

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Discovery Primary School

Discovery Primary School

5.0(1 review)
0.4 mi

Best school ever! My daughter has been attending Discovery since kindergarten after we transferred…read moreher from preschool, and she is now finishing first grade. I can honestly say this school has been one of the biggest blessings for our family. The progress my daughter has made in reading, writing, confidence, and communication has been incredible. What stands out the most to me is how much the school truly focuses not only on the children, but also on the families. Even though there are several students in each classroom, the organization, education, and individual attention given to every child is phenomenal. The teachers and staff genuinely listen to the needs of each student and family, and that level of care is something very special and rare to find. As a mother who previously had a very negative experience with another school with my older child, finding Discovery completely changed my perspective and restored my trust in what a school community should feel like. Unfortunately, when I moved to this area, my older son was already too old to attend this school, and I truly wish he could have experienced the same environment my daughter has had here. One of the things I appreciate most is how they work hard to keep children active and involved, especially for families who may not have the resources for expensive extracurricular activities. The after-school activities, family events, flag football, choir practice, singing activities, and the way they bring families together create such a beautiful sense of community. The parents have gotten to know one another, the children create strong friendships, and the environment feels welcoming and supportive for everyone. My daughter is always happy to go to school, and at the same time, she is already sad knowing that next school year will be her last year here. That alone says so much about the love and connection this school creates for its students. I wanted to be one of the first people to leave a review for Discovery because this school deserves recognition for the amazing work they do every single day. I will always be grateful to the teachers, staff, and administration for everything they have done for my daughter and for the positive impact they have had on our family.

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Little Giggles Daycare Center

4.4(7 reviews)
1.5 mi

Anitha and the teachers at Little Giggles have been amazing for the past two years. When my son…read moreentered the school he struggled with counting past the number 3 and writing his name correctly (normal for a 3 year old) Within the first week he was counting to 10 and writing his name. Within a month he was writing his full name without any help. I am extremely pleased with the care, curriculum, and learning. My son loves the school and all of the teachers, in fact, he gets upset when I come to pick him up early. This is classified as a pre-school in my eyes. Little Giggles truly cares about the children and their development. Something for them to be very proud of. Great communication and follow up with parents. I have peace of mind and trust knowing my son is in good hands. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!

Fellow mommy friends have told me that if my experience at Little Giggles wasn't satisfactory, I…read moreshould've taken my child out of there immediately, but I initially allowed my son to finish off the one month that I had paid for in advance while we were on the waiting list for another school and I was nothing less than disappointed by the care my son received there. The playing and learning areas indoors there did not appear dirty when superficially surveying the place but my son consistently came home reeking literally of human feces and I had to shampoo out his hair more than twice his second day there before I could get the smell out. Every evening when picking him up at 5:30pm, there would be black stuff caked underneath his nails without fail and I've had to clip each nail to get under there to scrub it out using a toothbrush. How in the world does a child get this filthy?? He's been in other daycare facilities and play classes and has never come home this filthy before. Additionally, my son lost an expensive pair of pants there that we received as a gift from Japan. I had hoped to use it for my next child but it got lost at Little Giggles Daycare somewhere amidst the many overflowing bins of list and found items stuffed in a back room. When I had asked my son's morning teacher, Mrs. K. J if I could take a look at the bins to see if the jeans happened to be there, I was met with a strange hostility which was surprising since I had never had prior interaction with her before. I felt like I was a child being reprimanded for asking to look for my child's missing items and she was not preoccupied teaching a class so I didn't feel as though I was interrupting anything. Other times, my child's winter coat and socks have been thrown haphazardly onto bookcases in an adjacent room or sloppily thrown into another child's cubby box. There seems to be little organization of children's belongings and class projects and little regard in keeping belongings separate which I personally feel is a bad example to follow. My son has also learned to say things like " go away" while attending this daycare which he never used to say. However, my largest concern with this daycare is the lack of communication between parents and teachers/director of little giggles. I was discouraged from just showing up on a random visit to see how my child was adjusting and learning when I had expressed interest in sitting in on a classroom visit. When picking up my son one evening, I was approached by K.J to stay to speak with her abouty sons progress in class ( my son is two and a half) and when I told her we had evening reservations at a restaurant where our relatives were already waiting, I was told, "well, if you don't care about your child's performance in school..." Who says that to a parent when first meeting them? Aren't teachers and parents on the same team? I then explained explained that o never received a memo or email from the school about a parent teacher meeting and was not prepared his evening having had a prior engagement. I then told krista that I would be happy to meet another day that week in which mrs K.J. replied that there was no other time we could meet since this was the only time available for her class. I brought a parent questionnaire back to this teacher and hand delivered it to her the next day filled with info about my child's learning curve, tendencies and temperament as well as a baby resume of all the classes my son has attended from the time he was 5 months old. I did this to show this teacher that I did in fact, care a lot about my sons education because she was so obviously not convinced. I have now placed my son in a Montessori school and I'm hoping our experience there will be different in a better way.

Building Memories Early Learning Center

Building Memories Early Learning Center

4.3(23 reviews)
2.1 mi

I can't say enough about Building Memories. This place has exceeded my expectations in so many…read moreways. I love the teachers. They're all so sweet, fun and caring. They owner, Kim is great. Always available and responsive to any concerns or needs. They provided crucial support during potty training. It made the transition so much easier having their help mirroring potty training while he was there as well. My son has been coming here about 2 1/2 years. He's grown so much and continues to learn daily through their hands on approach. I love hearing all about his day.

We are forever grateful that our children were able to experience Building Memories from an early…read moreage all the way through Kindergarten. This is so much more than a daycare; it is a premier environment truly dedicated to a child's early development. Kim and her incredible team of teachers go above and beyond, helping children build the foundational skills necessary for their future educational journeys. They provide boundless resources and creative activities within the most positive, nurturing environment imaginable.Our children are now finishing third grade and kindergarten, and they still talk about how much they loved BMELC. Both excel socially and academically, and we owe much of that success to their early learning experience. Kim has built an extraordinary program that is guaranteed to benefit any child. If six stars were an option, I would give them without hesitation.

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