Words do not describe how pleased my wife and I are with this school. This has been truly an…read moreexceptional experience being part of the new generation Montessori school. The teachers and staff are remarkable. In the last year and a half I have watched my daughter Excel beyond our expectations in her learning experience. we wanna express our upmost gratitude for the people that work so hard and take so much pride in the development of our Daughter. We are proud to be part of the family at new generation Montessori Delray Beach.. Thank you to all the staff for all their hard work and dedication. The Atz Family

The best daycare and early childhood education facility in the area…read more I have had three children attend this school and I can't say how loved and happy they were attending this school. Great student to staff ratio. Always fun curriculum and a clean campus.

I love Oxford and I am so grateful for all of the staff who's there that takes their time and pride…read moreto pour into our children.

I'm so grateful with them. The place is good and so far I'm happy. I leave my baby every morning…read moresmiling and when I'm back she is still smiling

This temple is our family! I've been associated with B'nai Israel for 20+ years. Over the years…read moreit has only gotten better and better. If you are looking for a Reform temple, this is the one. :-)

The best preschool in Florida! The biggest Jewish preschool around and definitely a great one. Lots…read moreof love given to all children in various ages but also great education and learning experience.

I have to write this. I have been thinking about my sons experience at this school since the South…read morecampus shut down and we moved to a new preschool in the area. As an ECE teacher myself, this school took the easy way out of helping and teaching my son. As we all know, children need guidance and love. From my experience, I was very disappointed to find my son not getting either of those. When he wouldnt sit for story time (he was 12-16 months old at the time) they would STRAP HIM DOWN into a chair. Developmentally this is beyond inappropriate because children who are already walking at that point are in their movement era and physically NEED it. When I spoke with his teacher AND the director about my concerns they brushed it off and they continued to brush it off and post pictures of him and other students strapped into a chair. The amount of rashes he had around his thigh area was uncontrollable and I can only imagine so uncomfortable for him. Eventually the school closed within a couple months of this happening but the north campus is still open and I just cant stop thinkiny about my horrible experience at this school. We are in another preschool and I have seen the biggest change in my son positively, less angry. For other moms who are looking please be advised of the seats when you tour

My granddaughter goes to Soleil Early Learning Academy since she was one years old. We are very…read moresatisfied . Teachers are very nice . My granddaughter goes and comes home very happy. I can't stop hearing from my daughter and son in law how happy they are with this academy. We recommend this place any parents who like to give great education from early childhood. You guys worth 10+ Stars+.

This C.H.O.I.C.E school is a (free) public Montessori elementary school in Delray Beach with a…read morepeace and justice component. All students are selected by lottery after their parents submit them through the CHOICE application, which is due in January of the year before. A unique thing about this school is that it is 1 of 2 public elementary schools in the entire County that accepts 3 year olds into a full-time day program. This is 1 year before VPK, and instead of a half-day program (like VPK), this is a full-day, from 8am-2pm. This is kind of incredible, as we were able to put our 3 year old into school rather than daycare, which is much preferable, as well as cost-saving. However, in order to take advantage of this, you have to submit an application while your child is 2 years old, and most parents are not thinking about applying to the school board website after being a parent for only a couple of years. 3 year olds are put in a mixed classroom of a small group of 3, 4, and 5 year old children, with a lead teacher and an assistant, in a classroom that has Montessori elements to it. All teachers here have received additional schooling in Montessori education, and many have been teaching at the school for decades (as well as having sent their own children to this school). This speaks volumes about the institution itself. We have experienced wonderful care from the teachers here. Spady's official website, like most PBC public school's sites, is confusing and lacks basic information. I knew very little about this school before applying to the program, due to the overwhelming and convoluted system that the School board administers, which is way behind the times. I would love to see a modern website with basic information about the school displayed. If you're reading this, I encourage you to write a review for your children's school, so that parent voices and experiences can shine and help fill in current gaps in information and content.

I grew up in DelrayBeach, it is so nice to see the school so alive and welcoming. I have enjoyed…read morethe changes that have been made over time, but it does my heart well to know the children have such a lovely place to learn and grow.

My son attended this daycare for six months. While most of the staff were kind enough, the…read moremanagement left a lot to be desired. Communication was often challenging, largely due to a language barrier, which made it difficult to address concerns properly. One major issue for us was the use of extremely strong air fresheners. My son, along with all his belongings, would come home reeking of synthetic fragrance that lingered for days. Made me really think why would daycare have to use synthetic material known as endocrine disturbers around young kids??? After doing my own research on the potential effects of air fresheners on children's development and well-being, I raised the concern with the owner--only to be dismissed and told they were "safe." I find this kind of attitude irresponsible, dangerous and disappointing. I would not recommend this place!

So fortunate to have found this lovely Montessori preschool for our son. The teachers are amazing;…read moreexperienced educators that are the most loving and kind people. The owner is so caring and has created such a wonderful community for our children with the sweetest events and activities. All 3 of our children have attended over several years and we love it as much now as we did then! SOTB

My two youngest daughters started in Early Learning Academy in recent months. All the staff are so…read morefriendly and kind. Both of my girls run in the door every morning, they love going. They have a beautiful outdoor space to play surrounded by trees and plenty of fun activities indoors too. Not once have my girls not wanted to go. Every day is fun and I am happy knowing they are well cared for while they're there. Definitely recommend it.

My son and my family loved Early Learning Academy. They are…read moreloving and caring ! Best in boca

My son just joined the YMCA. He is 12 years old. They have so many fun activities, Sports programs…read moreand technology activities for him never to get bored. Plus it is Super affordable.

1 Star -- Extremely Disappointed After 6 Years as YMCA Members…read more Unfortunately, after what happened today, we decided to cancel our YMCA membership and our children's swimming lessons. We have been YMCA members for six years. We have used this facility regularly, our children have taken swimming lessons here, and we have invested a lot of time and money into this membership. That is why today's experience was especially disappointing. I have already left a negative review about this YMCA, but today's situation honestly went beyond what I consider acceptable. This morning, I came to the YMCA for my workout. Around 11:00 AM, as I was leaving, I noticed an older woman in a white car trying to park next to my vehicle. There was no actual parking space available, and she was trying to squeeze into the area between the designated parking spaces. I didn't pay much attention at the time because I was in a hurry to pick up my daughter from daycare. After picking up my children, I returned to my car and discovered significant scratches on the plastic part of my vehicle. The damage was large enough that the paint had been completely scraped off. I immediately went back to the YMCA, hoping they could check their security cameras and possibly help identify the person responsible. Instead, I was told that they could not review the cameras themselves and that I needed to call the police. I was told that they would review the footage only if the police requested it. We called the police. An officer came and documented the incident. However, he did not even go inside the YMCA to review or request the camera footage. He simply explained that cameras of this type are often not clear enough to identify a license plate or a person's face. What I found especially frustrating is that there seemed to be no attempt to look for another way to identify the person. Even if the video quality was not good enough to clearly see the license plate or face, I suggested checking the approximate time of the incident and comparing it with the YMCA's membership check-in records. Members scan their membership when entering the facility. I had seen exactly where the woman went after parking, so it seemed reasonable to at least check whether someone matching the description entered the building around that time. Instead, I felt completely left on my own. I understand that the YMCA cannot be responsible for every incident that happens in its parking lot. I am not expecting the YMCA to pay for my car or to magically identify the driver. But after six years as a member, I expected basic cooperation, communication, and a genuine effort to help when something like this happened on YMCA property. The damage to my car was upsetting, but the lack of assistance and the way the situation was handled was even more disappointing. After six years, this was the final straw for us. We canceled our membership today and also canceled our children's swimming lessons. Very disappointed that after being loyal members for six years, this is how our relationship with the YMCA ends.

Miss Iris is the most loving, caring, genuine and beautiful lady. My son Lucas started going to…read moreschool for the first time with her. She was so patient so sweet to him. He was so scared the first few days and he ended up loving it begging to go every day. The kids are outside playing the entire time getting fresh air and learning so much! My niece also went there. I trust Miss Iris with all my heart. She really gives her very best for the kids. You will be glad to go to this school.

My children were fortunate enough to attend Iris's previous preschool in NY, and I truly cannot…read moretell you how amazing of an impact Iris had on the early childhood development of my kids, who are now in their late teens/early 20s. The level and quality of care and education your children will receive is unparalleled.