After nearly 8 years, our journey at Get Smart Kids Academy ends today as our youngest child…read moregraduates from VPK. Our children started as young as 3 months. We are immensely grateful and forever indebted to this school, the teachers, and the administers. They have collectively help raise and shape our children's trajectory. Throughout their journey, our children have had consistently the same teachers and an abundance of love and patience. Their curriculum is rigorous, but age-appropriate. Our children graduated knowing basic math principles and reading short sentences. GSKA provides lunch, an exciting summer camp program, and fun activities throughout the year. They make an effort to constantly have events and create memories for their students. There are so many teachers that I could not name them all, but know that you all have a special place in our hearts. A special thank you to: Ms. Paola, Ms. Exilia, Ms. Tati, and both Ms. Midi. And to the administrators, Ms. Fernanda and Ms. Ani. We are also grateful for Ms. Maggie, the owner, who manages GSKA with love. She has provided affordable child care in an area that does not have many options. She loves her business and it is evident in how she has evolved to make her school every year a little better than the year before. If you are looking for a pre-school, look no further, GSKA is the best option in the area. Without any hesitation, we recommend GSKA. Thank you for 8 amazing years!

My baby really didn't like daycare when he first started. He would start crying from the second we…read morestopped the car in front of the daycare. However the teachers at the school were always so sweet and comforting with him that he loves going there now. They foster a loving environment and give so much attention to every child. Fernanda, who is one of the owners there is always happy to answer any questions and support in any way possible. We always feel super supportive and our child is so loved and cared for. We couldn't be happier.

Beth Moshe is the best Congregation I have ever been a member of. Rabbi Lang is truly a attentive,…read morehands on and compassionate Rabbi.

I have known this school and all the staff members, director and rabbi for a while. My son is…read morecurrently 4 years old and he has been going to Beth Moshe since he was 18 months old. The place is amazing!! My son has learned so much! It makes so happy seeing him so excited to go to school as he talks and shares with me all the amazing things that he does with all his teachers and friends. This preschool has amazing teachers who have made a difference in my son's life. I trust Beth Moshe with all my heart and I know I will miss this place dearly once my son goes to another school. If you are looking for a preschool with a home-like environment and professional teachers/staff this is the place!!!

Both of my children attended Biscayne Park Learning School, my oldest son attended the Biscayne…read morePark location and my youngest attended their newest location in Miami Shores. We spent 4 years with Sandi and Sorayda and their staff. My children had Ms. Annette, Ms. Betty, Ms. Cathy, Ms. Maria, Ms. Rosa and Ms. Lauren as their teachers. They offer a family type environment, their staff are kind, loving and very hands with all the students. I was a first time mother when my oldest son attended the Biscayne Park location, Sandi and Sorayda were a huge mental and emotional support for me. We had a wonderful experience with Sandi and her staff. I highly recommend Biscayne Park Learning School.

My husband and I are the proud grandparents of 5 beautiful granddaughters, two of whom attend…read moreBiscayne Park School & Early Learning Center. We had the pleasure of attending Grandparents Day in Ms. Lauren's class. Being a teacher myself for 40 years I was immediately drawn to the enriching learning environment. The girls have attended BPS for several years. We couldn't be happier and more confident that they are receiving the skills and knowledge for lifetime learning. We have always valued a strong education as the benchmark to success, happiness, and individual awareness. Thanks to Ms. Busta, the teachers and assistants, you are giving our grandchildren these benchmarks early on in their lives and they are enjoying the thrills that come with learning and building esteemed values that will guide them through life. Thank you Ms. Busta, teachers and assistants for all you do.

Maite and her staff are very knowledgeable, kind and put a lot of thought into their activities for…read morethe children. We started there with their epic summer camp and my kid had a remarkable experience! We liked it so much we decided to enroll him for the rest of the year. We wanted a place for our child to explore nature, feel adventurous, make friends, play a lot and learn in English and Spanish! We got that and so much more. Everyone here is responsive, respectful, supportive, loving and caring. Can't say enough great things about GEA. All the parents are also very supportive and easy to connect with. Lots of birthday parties, lots of extra curricular activities, it's a beautiful community to be part of. We will always look back to our fond memories here.

I am writing this review to share my serious concerns about this Pre-K. My daughter became…read moregenuinely terrified of attending school. I personally witnessed -- together with her classroom director -- boys repeatedly chasing her, trying to touch her inappropriately, and making her feel extremely unsafe. Her crying was not normal separation anxiety; it was fear. What concerned me even more was the school's response. Despite witnessing the situation, the director simply told me that I was "free to make any decision I wanted," without offering a plan to protect my daughter, without addressing the behavior, and without taking responsibility. It left me with the impression that maintaining the enrollment of the boys involved was a higher priority than ensuring my child's safety. No parent should have to worry about their child's physical or emotional safety at school. Unfortunately, I could not trust this school to protect my daughter.

Our twins have been attending for the past 4 plus months and we couldn't be any happier with this…read moreschool/daycare. Our kids took the usual 1-2 week period to transition into leaving us all day but now they run into class every morning. KLA is professional and helps us feel safe with our kids and their development. Lilah is an exceptional Director and the entire staff maintains an unwavering commitment to excellence while also maintaining a laidback positive attitude. So great!

this is a great school. I've been here since kindergarten but sadly i'm moving away for middle…read moreschool. The principal is so nice and is actively checking classes every day to make sure the teachers are doing their job. A lot of my teachers are really nice. Plus, it has helped me a lot with my education and I've been an honor roll and a straight A student. They also hold tons of events like Hispanic heritage, spelling bees, Halloween gala, and more. It's a great school honestly I don't really see any flaws.

This is my personal experience with this school. After reading you can form your own opinion…read more I had my 13 year old in this school & currently have my 8 and 9 year old attending. They joined back in 2021. This school is ran very politically so if you aren't ready to become close friend with facility or provide them with some sort of financial incentive, prepare to feel like the odd ball. Other than that the facility is a bit, historic. Taken care of to their best ability. Sometimes things are broken and they get to them when they can. There will be stalls out of order until they can get to them. There will be instances where the ac doesn't function so well.... So now the incident that drove me withdraw my daughter. My daughter was seen with a mark on her face during class. Her teacher, Ms.Amargada I think it is, saw this and brought it up too the principal, Marisol. They both decided to call me (only Marisol spoke) and ask me if I knew anything about the mark on her face. I was confused because I was being called at 12:30 on the afternoon being asked as if I knew. I appreciate the initial concern and communication...the call continued on with Marisol asking me the same question in different forms. I simply asked they spoke with my daughter about this, which they did not. After the bright idea came into their head to ask my daughter, they called me back with her and told us both that she could call dcf. She asked my daughter if everything was going on and she assured her that everything was fine. We hung up for a second time. I gave the school a call back because I won't say it but I'm sure you can see what was being implied. I called back and let Marisol know that she had my permission to go into my 8 and 9 year olds class and ask them whatever she would like about my household , had she had any assumptions, I let her know to please ask away to my two smaller children and clear it up. To which she chose not to, stating and I quote, "I do not want to involve them". My daughter ended up clearing up what happened in the form of a text via a friends phone, about 10 minutes after the 3 phone calls. The next morning I went in and showed Marisol the message. Then I proceeded to transfer my daughter out of the school. They were clearing trying to villainize me and it was clear from the begging their tunnel vision on the matter. A call to ask about a mark or ANY concern for that matter of fact should never involve implications towards anyone about abuse, without reason to believe, it also shouldn't included a threat to call other entities. That wasn't correct of Marisol. So I peacefully withdrew my daughter. Marisol did in fact call dcf, they came to my home. I had the pleasure of explaining to them this, they spoke to my children , the same children she didn't want to involve because she knew that wouldn't have fit her narrative, then they advised me to complain about Marisol because how they put it to me, mater is a company & the customer service that I was receiving wasn't mirroring their brand values. Also the fact that Marisol's actions towards me showed to be very direct and intentional. I have no intention to do so but I do hope this helps who ever it may. You have a lot of good reviews, be mindful, to have a lot of money in your pocket and a fake smile to hand out, if not you too can find yourself in my situation.

I am so happy to have found Aventura Learning Center. They truly care about their students (and…read morefamilies) and my daughter loves going here! The staff is always so friendly, nurturing and organized.... you can tell why they have been around for so many years!

Amazing school for a reasonable price. Teachers are nurturing and kids actually learn here, not…read morelike my daughter's previous school where all they do is play. They even include three meals a day which saves me time and money. Best decision I made was to switch to my child to this school!

This is what happened to my 4 month old grandson at KLA in Normandy Bay Village. 2 out of the 3…read moreadults that were supposed to be taking care of him left him unattended while 2 toddlers savagely bit him, we trusted him to their care, having cameras and so many activities that would ensure his safety. After this incident Andrea the director,had the audacity to tell us he was only left unattended on a boppy on the floor for 29 seconds... imagine? The cameras that we thought would show us exactly what proceeded to happen, mysteriously only had one angle.. parents please be more careful, ask questions, don't let the glitz and the glamour fool you! DO NOT TAKE THIS LIGHTLY!

Overall good experience. Teachers were very friendly. We felt like our child was safe and well…read moretaken care of. School is clean and appears new. Our child enjoyed going. Ownership burned a lot of bridges with how they handled COVID. At the end of the day, this is a for-profit business that pressured parents to pay full-tuition despite being closed and sent unprofessional emails in response to our concerns/inquiries. Ultimately, they came to their senses after parents rallied together, but it was a disappointing experience that I think left a lot of parents looking elsewhere.