My daughter attends CCB and she seems to enjoy it there. It's hard to compare daycares since, we've…read moremoved her at different ages. However I feel there's a good consistency in the teachers there. They keep "floating" teachers there to a minimum, so it's almost always one of her regular teachers at pick up and drop off. There are good programs to keep the little ones busy. I believe there's a regularly schedule rotation of art and music teachers that rotate through the rooms. They also have a surprisingly robust (and newly renovated) outdoor space and playground for the various rooms. My 2 year old spends a lot of time exploring outdoors in a safe and contained space, which I think is a good thing. CCB does a good job of communicating any changes in schedule, staff and events. It's a relatively big place, but seems to well-organized. They also provide food which is a plus, since meal prepping for our little one was a big time sink and also probably less healthy. Overall I would highly recommend CCB and wouldn't hesitate to send another child there in the future.

Our child felt welcomed, challenged, and at home at CCB quickly and loved her friends and teachers…read morethere. She would frequently go out of her way to see old teachers and say hello to the friendly staff. CCB did everything they could to help our child adapt and grow while there. Any time we had questions the staff and teachers worked together to improve the situation. Besides the excellent care, the facilities and programs were excellent and never felt tired. We felt everyone there was proud to help the center be at its best. People clearly were proud to do the right thing and maintain the reputation that CCB earned over the decades.

My daughter has attended the Harley School since she was 3 years old and she's always excited about…read moregoing to school. And even more excited to come home and tell me about what she learned that day. Math is presented in fun and engaging ways so that she has learned to love it rather than be afraid of it. Risk taking is valued as part of growth and development, and the joy that comes from inquisitive young minds is heard throughout the halls at Harley. I cannot imagine my daughter anywhere else and it makes me feel very good as a parent to know that she is at the best school in Rochester.

High quality teachers.there is a very wide range of teaching styles.all of the teachers are very…read moreknowable in there fields and care about there students.school building in great condition technology is a big part of teaching at Harley!

Shoutout to Fyle Elementary for having the fastest pick-up and drop-off line in the game. I've…read morebeen to a few other schools in the district and let me tell you--they don't even come close. The line moves so smooth you'd think it was Disney FastPass. Ten minutes after those doors open--boom--everybody's out! Best. System. Ever. And the ladies in that office? Absolute legends. Monica Hernandez, Shaunamarie Penn

this is one of the best school I've gone since elementary vollmer is a terrible version of fyle,…read moreFyle has better teachers and less sexist cafeteria workers

I was a part of this center for a short time, and i would not recommend working there or sending…read moreyour child there, make sure you read reviews before sending your child to a day care. I saw first hand the disorganization, lying, and dishonesty that was upheld there, with employees, and their care for kids was not great, although i never thankfully saw harsh or abusive behaviors, they were not sweet and loving, or seemed to have given anyone a care in the world. Children need to be loved and cared for and employees need to be treated nicely and not cheated or lied to. I dont recommend this place for your child or employment

Continue to be impressed by Banners. My children are loved and cared for here. As a parent it is…read morehard to drop your children off with others, but at Banners I don't worry one bit. My kids love it here and their teachers are Amazing!I recommend this place to all!

I would never recommend a parent send any child to Allendale Columbia School. Many of the local…read morepublic school systems offer a better, more complete, and more supportive environment for children. Here's why: My son was abruptly expelled from Allendale Columbia, and the school has made no attempt to rectify the situation. I'm going to communicate the facts of the situation and let you draw your own conclusions about how students are treated by Allendale Columbia. As background, my son (a first grader) has some mild behavioral issues that I acknowledge can be a challenge to deal with. We were working with the school, my son's pediatrician, and my son's therapist. We were seeing positive improvements and our impression was that things were headed in a good direction. On February 24th, 2021, at approximately noon, I informed Allendale Columbia that we might not be returning to the school for the following school year. On the same day, at 3:45pm, I received a call from Interim Head of School Shannon Baudo. Baudo claimed there had been "an incident" in the after school program, provided few details, and told me that my son was expelled from school effective immediately. He never had a chance to say goodbye to his friends or collect his belongings. We never received a written incident report. Two days later, on February 26th, my wife and I had a phone call with Baudo and the lower school principal Michelle Feiss. By this time, Baudo's story changed, and she insinuated that my six year old son had acted inappropriately towards a girl in the after school program. This is an allegation I take extremely seriously, so I called the parents of the girl, who were not aware of the severity of the situation. The school has still provided no proof, and no written incident report. The school refused to refund any tuition, even the tuition for the portion of the school year we did not receive. Only you can make decisions for your family. However, I feel that I'd be doing a disservice to the parent community in Rochester if I did not make you aware of this event, and the school's callous and abrupt response.

Super impressed with the campus, the students, the staff and the school! Looking into moving my…read moredaughter out of the city district and common core into this wonderful private non-religion based school!

Sarah and Johanna are simply amazing teachers. The space there is set up with love and my son…read morecouldn't be happier when he goes to school. We would follow them anywhere across the city to give our kids this experience.

From the owner: Wunderville is a Reggio Emilia inspired preschool destination, where classroom spaces are carefully…read morecrafted to encourage exploration, wonder, and joyful discoveries. In this child-led approach, where the classroom is the “third teacher”, our highly skilled teachers serve as ready guides and collaborators to validate and cheer on our avid learners in their quest for knowledge, solutions and community. Parent volunteers are welcomed into our preschool and pre-k classroom space to participate in this experience and to enhance family connections, with the understanding that parents are a child’s first teacher. At Wunderville, we thrive on living joyfully, with reverence, gratitude, and a deep respect for community, collaboration, and problem solving. Our goal is to nurture the families we serve, and to actively contribute to their wellbeing. Our proven philosophy and approach to early childhood education cultivates confident problem-solvers and innovative thinkers, instilling a lifelong love of learning. We foster connected citizens who enjoy a deep sense of peace and well-being. Embark on this journey of love, joy, peace, hope and community with us.

I took the 40-hour training for two weeks and was so excited to be able to put this on my resume. I…read morethought having this would almost guarantee me a bartending job. However, the more interviews I did for any bar position, the more I realized what a deterrent having this on your resume is. Most places are seeing this course as a scam and are annoyed by the fact that you were taught a different way than most places would train you. The simulations are all done with fake liquor and you're lucky if you try 3 of the drinks which would be made by the instructor anyway. Even the way they teach you to count a free-pour is something no bartender I know does or recommends. I should mention that as someone under 21, I was told by the instructing place, you could still try any real cocktails made because they were a private institution. That does not make it legal! If you're looking to learn how to set up an at-home-bar and are willing to spend $500 to show off the certificate, then go for it! They do give you the recipes to tons of drinks and the only real positive is that you are ServSafe certified, but that literally takes one day of the whole two weeks. If you are looking for recipes, I think I'd recommend Pinterest over this place. The bar that I now barback at, that has amazing cocktails and a whiskey selection that is bar-none the best, offers FREE teaching lessons. That should say it all.

Referencing an article from Fox, titled, "Why are parents being hit with multimillion dollar fees…read moreto review classroom material?". 33 MILLION dollars for Parents to find out what is going on in the classroom? What are you guys hiding? THIS is ridiculous! Hopefully, your organization will be "streamlined", and get some folks in here who DON'T have anything to hide.