Amazing school, wonderful staff with so much heart and caring mindset. It's wonderful seeing our…read moreson get excited about going here. The teachers really make an effort to engage the kids and develop them in a very individualised way. The management is really committed to providing a safe, fun, and loving environment and we're very thankful to Lauren Sisson and the whole team at Bayside Baptist school. All the teachers are awesome. My kid started attending last year and we couldn't be happier with our daycare choice . The before care and after care are outstanding and my son really enjoys the all different club he attends. The school is very clean with great staff and very welcoming.

Wonderful wonderful school. Small setting and lots of hands on.. They go above and beyond for the…read morelittle ones . We will miss this school very much, and I actually wish my little one had started here at an earlier age Highly recommend.

We absolutely love Bullfrogs and Butterflies and I cannot recommend it enough. From the moment we…read morewalked through the front door, we new this would be a special place for our daughter. The entire staff is kind, patient, nurturing, and committed to the school and each child's personal growth. We have seen such growth in our daughter's confidence and independence since joining Bullfrogs and Butterflies and it was the best decision to enroll her in this preschool

This was the first place our twins went after home-care and I have not been disappointed. Ginger…read moreand the team do a great job looking after the kids while providing academic structure and learning. Extras like dance, cheer, and soccer (all taught onsite) provide the kids with fun things to break up the day. Their integration with STEM learning is a plus also. I recommend anyone stop by and take a tour.

My children have been students here for around five years. We have always loved staff and the…read moremanner in which they apply the Montessori method. They are understanding and patient and use differentiated instruction to each child. There is diversity among students that is unusual to see. Parents across cultures seem to really be attracted to the Montessori approach. MCH recently come under new ownership and we are equally pleased with Kathy's new ideas, implementation of STEM curriculum, as well as continuing to make MCH a place where I feel my children are nurtured, cared for, educated and challenged. I recently read a short, negative review and, while I have no idea what the situation was, I have always felt like my concerns were fairly and appropriately addressed. I wish for everyone's sake that if you have an issue with any school or teacher that you'd attempt to address it with them instead of posting vague negative reviews. (No affiliation to the school except that my children attend, I was not asked or compensated in any way for this review.)

Absolutely love this place! Our daughter started here in the Fall and she has learned so much! Her…read morevocabulary has improved significantly, he fine motor skills hav improved, and she is very happy! Staff is friendly, welcoming, and communicative.

Where do I begin? I suppose somewhere in the beginning, middle, and end; it's all the same…read more The Goddard School is GREAT! Teachers - BOOM - AWESOME! Oh yeah, some stuff I really liked. My wife and I decided to place our daughter in Goddard. Why? Because we're smart [I think so]. There are many things to share about Goddard. The education was/is great, but there were little extra things that brought my wife and I mental comfort. Leaving your kid(s) with other people....at a place, can be weird. Not at Goddard. No odd smells, sticky surfaces, odd interactions with staff; education, order, structure, and fun was in the air. There's nothing but positives, but a few items of personal interest pop out in my mind. Communication. We were always consulted in advance of our child's progress through written documentation and daily reports via the Tadpoles App. I didn't really know the power of the application, but it was comforting and very informative. As parents, of course, we all wonder what happens to our kid(s) when they're not in our presence - normal. What the Tadpoles App did, was to allow parents to check the status of drop-off/pick-up times, daily activities, see pics, see videos, get notes from teachers, reminders, and much more. The impressive thing, the teachers were fantastic at keeping [us] parents informed using technology - EVERY DAY. Keep in mind, the use of this application wasn't the only thing Goddard did extremely well at. At The Goddard School, there is obviously a focus on learning, but the school as a whole has a very wide range of activities throughout the year. YOU will see and be IMPRESSED! Teachers and parents [us] were in constant communication no matter the circumstance. If my child did well or needed more improvement at home in an area of weakness, I was happy to employ and reinforce practices that helped the teachers during their day with our child. Likewise, I appreciated the attention that was given to our child. I have not a word of negativity to speak; I couldn't imagine it. Side-note. After spending half my life in the military, I've learned a few things about: - attention to detail - communication - cleanliness - training & education - safety - teamwork - security - good times! [Classified] ......shall I go on? Save yourself the dilemma and worry, Goddard has these components and more. If you're about making good choices, just bless your child with the gift of Goddard. You will not be sorry. You Will Be Happy! ~ Andrejs M.

The owner has no business running a facility for children. She is rude, abrasive, and her only goal…read moreis to collect as much money as possible while providing as little as possible. She also has no empathy for even basic special needs and fought us tooth and nail for the smallest request, for which we had a doctor's note. The teachers were fine. The actual facility is ok. But, unless you are stuck between a rock and a hard place for childcare, I would not recommend sending your children here.

Love this school! We've been here for 7 school years now. My kids are thriving. They are in the…read moreElementary and Middle School at the moment. It feels like a family. They do a huge event for grandparents day each year. The teachers really love the students. We'll be there through graduation for sure.

I'm a student here, and this school is so good! The teachers incorporate Christ into everything,…read moreand are sooo nice! They try not to give tons of homework, but it is still a very rigorous education. They have tons of sports and extracurricular activities. LOVE MY SCHOOL

Wonderful experience, highly recommend!…read more My daughter attended Childtime on London Bridge from 3 months old until 9 months old when we moved out of the area. Choosing a daycare is one of the most stressful decisions a parent makes, but the center's Director and Infant Room Staff consistently exceeded our expectations and truly feels like an extension of our family. We are so sad to leave and hope we find a center like this in our new city!

This Childtime is now under new management and I would recommend anyone to send their kids here. My…read moretwins were here in the Tods class led by Miss Pat whose been there 27 years. They are so happy when I drop them off and give hugs to all their teachers at pick up. The directors communicate really well and are extremely personable. Even the teachers of the other classrooms know my kids names. It feels like a very safe and loving environment for young kids and as a parent they are very squared away and organized on the admin side.

My concerns with this school begin at the front office, specifically with the level of customer…read moreservice, professionalism, and basic courtesy demonstrated by the Registrar. Unfortunately, my experiences have left me with the impression that parents are not consistently treated with the level of respect and professionalism they should reasonably expect when dealing with an elementary school. During my 2nd visit at the school on 20AUG26, I was in the office completing my child's registration. My child was playing with another child in the designated play area within the office. The Registrar loudly stated, almost to the point of yelling, that this was a "place of business" and that the children were not supposed to be playing there. I understand that the front office is an administrative workspace and that staff have responsibilities that require an orderly environment. However, the manner in which this was communicated was unnecessarily harsh and, in my opinion, inappropriate for an elementary-school setting--particularly when the children were in an area apparently intended for them. There is a significant difference between appropriately redirecting children and speaking to them in a manner that makes them feel unwelcome in their own school. A simple, respectful request would have accomplished the same objective without creating an uncomfortable interaction. My experience today 11SEP26 was even more concerning. I approached the Registrar and asked to speak with a guidance counselor. I was told, "They're all in meetings." I then asked whether she could help me get on a counselor's schedule. After I asked the question, there was no response. I waited approximately two minutes, expecting either an answer or some direction about what I needed to do next. Nothing was said. At that point, another staff member came out, and I asked her for assistance. She was immediately helpful and willing to assist me. I thanked her and apologized for bothering her, explaining that I had initially asked the Registrar for help and had either not been heard or had not received a response. I cannot know what the Registrar's intention was, so I will not state as fact that I was deliberately ignored. However, I can speak to what actually happened: I asked a direct question, waited for a response, received none, and ultimately had to seek assistance from another employee. Regardless of the reason, that is not the level of communication I expect from the person serving as a primary point of contact for parents. What is particularly frustrating is that this was not a situation where I expected the Registrar to stop everything and immediately solve my problem. If she was busy, a simple statement such as, "I'm unable to help with that right now, but you can speak with ___," or "Please wait a moment and I'll tell you how to schedule an appointment," would have been completely appropriate. Basic acknowledgment and courtesy are not unreasonable expectations. Parents should not have to wonder whether their questions are being ignored, whether they are inconveniencing staff simply by asking for assistance, or whether they will receive a respectful response when they walk into the school office. I also want to distinguish between the school being busy and staff being discourteous. I completely understand that school offices are busy, counselors have meetings, and employees have numerous responsibilities. None of that excuses a failure to communicate with a parent who is standing in front of you and asking for assistance. Being busy is understandable. Failing to acknowledge someone is a customer-service issue. The front office sets the tone for the school. For many parents, it is the first--and sometimes the only--interaction they have with school administration. Because of that, I believe the people working in that environment should demonstrate patience, professionalism, and basic respect, particularly when interacting with families and young children. There are clearly staff members at this school who understand this. My interaction with the other staff member today demonstrated that assistance can be provided courteously and professionally even when the office is busy. That interaction made the contrast with my experience with the Registrar even more noticeable. I am leaving this review because I believe this is an area that needs meaningful improvement. I am not expecting special treatment. I am expecting basic professionalism, and respect.

As a student here, it's a good school. Teachers are really nice, and good education…read more I'm about to go to 5th grade, and I am honestly excited. I never see bullies. Spacious. Great teachers! Would recommend.

My grandson started there at 18 months and he is now eight and still attends in the afterschool…read moreprogram. My granddaughter started attending their at three months old and is now six. They learned, good manners, morals, ethics, creativity, and self-confidence. Absolutely remarkable experience for them. Mr. Vidal, Mrs. Luz and Ms. T became like family.

My son went to this school for 2 years until we had to move out of state. This is a great school,…read morethe teachers are awesome, and tuition is very reasonable. My son says he misses it. I would highly recommend it.