I'm not sure what the situation was with this other post, but my family has had a dramatically…read moredifferent experience at the Goddard school.
My daughter started at Goddard at 3 months old. I was torn about returning to work at all, and the only reason I think I made it in the beginning was the amazing teachers in the baby room, Miss Lisa and Miss Cara. You always worry that the teachers won't care about your baby, but I never felt like that with them. They were exceptionally helpful with at home ideas such as feeding solids, bottles, naps, etc and would always go the extra mile to break down my daughters day (how she did, if she didn't seem to feel quite right, etc) They were always smiling, interactive and working with the children on sitting, standing, reading, walking - as much as anyone can in a setting like this.
In the next two rooms, 12-15 months and 15 months - 24 months, Ava also had amazing teachers in Miss Sara, Miss Michelle, and Miss Carol. I will be honest and say Ava also had one other teacher I did not care for, but that teacher left shortly after Ava moved to one of the rooms and I really believe 5/6 amazing teachers at any daycare is pretty good odds.
Their turnover seems relatively low for a daycare setting (you always have some turn over, but many of the teachers I mentioned have been there for 3+ years, miss Lisa for over 10)
They were always willing to work with my schedule as I transitioned from working full time to part time daycare. I really appreciated their motto that once you're family, you're always family and they really worked with us to keep my child at daycare part time.
Sure, there were some menial cons (don't serve lunch at the school), 12-15 month old classroom is small, but to me it's much more important that the teachers love my child than small nuisances about any school.
I can't speak to the classrooms above 2 years old, but if you're looking for a school for your little one, I highly recommend this Goddard.