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Open Arms Christian Child Development Center

3.0 (4 reviews)
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Celebree School of Laurel

Celebree School of Laurel

(4 reviews)

I initially had trouble scheduling a tour. The team worked to find a time that would accommodate my…read moreschedule. Once scheduled I LOVED the facility. It looks like a clean, organized, and well maintained building. I loved the diversity and friendliness of the team. I wish they provided lunch, but that is the only thing to consider as I finalize my decision. I would highly recommend off my initial experience.

****Edited 8/29/26 I have lowered the star by 1 as the…read moreresponse from the owner highlights the lack of accountability on their end. Even from leadership. Truly scary. **** Our longtime daycare closed, and we enrolled our children here. A decision I regret. I would avoid this location. The administrative team is disorganized, communication is poor, and advocating for your child results in being labeled "aggressive," even as staff raise their voices. My 5‑year‑old's teacher waited nearly two weeks to introduce herself, then immediately criticized his behavior in front of him and other children, with no explanation of how they addressed it. Billing was a mess: constant errors, incorrect charges, overpayments, and no accountability. The director threatened to unenroll all three of my kids when I paused payment due to an incorrect amount, which she later confirmed was their mistake. They also fired my middle child's teacher without notifying parents. I only found out because a stranger was holding my son's hand at pickup. No announcement was ever sent. Overall, the lack of professionalism and communication made this an unsafe and unreliable environment.

Julia Brown Schools - Private Montessori School in Laurel, MD.

Julia Brown Schools

(9 reviews)

My son and daughter both go to Julia Brown-Olney. I must admit I could not be happier. All the…read moreteachers have a great open door policy and so does the directress. For example my daughter who is having a hard time potty training kept having accidents during nap time, I called the school and asked them to wake her up mid-way through nap time to pee to see if that helps and guess what- they were happy to do so and she had fewer accidents. My son is more of the shy kid but seems to be into everything-he loves the school, he loves how they teach and how he can go to different areas to learn "his way." My kids are not there for the summer and when I called to ask a few questions about the school year the directress had no problems answering all my questions and is always very sweet. I love that they are in uniforms and they do have a close knit group, they offer summer camp or you can just do the school part which is 10 months (September-June). My son will start the Kindergarten program in September and when we finished up the school year last year we met with both his and my daughters teachers and they gave us the report cards and for my son said that we can come visit a Kindergarten class before the school year starts, they also have no problems with you stopping by and watching the kids and offer several times throughout the year to actually sit in the class and watch your child do work and then meet with the teachers. At Olney the class sizes are not too big they are perfect and the mixed ages is actually really nice, the older kids are very helpful with the younger kids. I have never had any of the staff not be willing to help or have a problem with any questions I ask or not being helpful. If education is what you are looking for especially with shy kids or kids that have a hard time sitting still it is a great place for them. They adapt to the kids personality and even if my daughter who was 2 at the time had a hard time napping they had no problem rubbing her back. The only "cons" I have are these: They no longer offer lunch so you have to pack lunch everyday, they do not go on any field trips (although 1st-3rd graders have something that comes to the school as I understand, the playground is outdated and there is no PE for the older kids, nor any after school activity options. They do not do many events where you can get to know other parents and families. They are not big on sending juice boxes for lunch. They do not have a "bridge" program or work with other schools to send your kids after 3rd grade (which would be nice). All in all we are happy so far and plan on leaving the kids their until 3rd grade.

Our oldest started at JBS three years ago in the primary class. Within a few short weeks we noticed…read morea positive change, while he was constantly learning new things! Fast forward to today, he is in first grade and our youngest is in the primary class at JBS. Both are flourishing! Both come home excited to share what they have learned and have made friends along the way. We are grateful for JBS and the commitment they have to fostering curiosity and independence in our kids.

The Goddard School of Laurel

The Goddard School of Laurel

(10 reviews)

My son is only five months old , but he is so happy to be put in his car seat every morning to go…read moreto school. He has been at Goddard from the age of six weeks old. He is always reaching for his teachers when we get there, smiling, having a great time. They have done an amazing job with him in terms of working with him to make sure he hits those developmental milestones. He has made friends - he even recognizes his classmates. I love seeing the videos and pictures. They make me smile. And I also get the added bonus of seeing what toys or games he likes so I can get them for home as well. I love getting the reports at the end of the day so I know how he slept and how much he has eaten and when. It allows me to keep his schedule that they are establishing in daycare at home as well. They also must be keeping that place incredibly clean. Babies are gross, and kids are germy. I know kids come to school with runny noses and coughs (believe me, I get it). But even my son's pediatrician said that she was shocked that he had only had one cold in five months because he has been in daycare full time from such an early age during cold and flu season. Bottom line - they treat him better than I could've even hoped for - even when he was a crying 6-week-old. In the infant room at least, they are just smothered in love!

We love the Goddard school. The staff as well as management are wonderful and easy to work with…read more I've seen such improvement in my child's social skills and behavior since he started. I'm planning for my next one in the infant room already.

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