My first review was removed. Here we go again…read more My 3 children used to go here. The church decided to remove our AMAZING directors in a very (in my opinion) shady way. They ended up upsetting staff and families. They wrecked the community so they could turn this beautiful preschool into a daycare (that's their end goal). I would never send a child here again. Ok Palm Valley. Will you remove this review, too?

I would rate my one and only year at palm valley preschool from 2024-2025 at 5 stars, my daughter…read moreLOVED that school, teachers and staff. They cared about her and she flourished. This was with the staff and teachers the school used to have. But I would rate the drastic changes the church made at a 0 stars if I could. The way they handled their decision was entirely cold, impersonal and unprofessional. Their reaction to current parents who were upset was essentially "too bad, you can leave" it was also over a zoom call, they couldn't be bothered to see us in person. They couldn't care less about their current parents, students or staff. Just your classic case of a church being greedy and wanting more money.

Great kids, great teachers and great parents make for a great environment to learn and socialize…read more A great lead into kindergarten, school and life.

Amazing school that centers the child's learning experience and prioritizes community!read more

We attended Bluebonnet School from when my son was 13 weeks through Pre-k. He's now on kindergarten…read moreand does their after school program. From Ms Erika to Ms Rachel the teachers have been fantastic. Ms Erika (Room 1) is so experienced with young babies that I knew my child was in good hands with her. As a first time mom she taught me many things. And capping of the experience with Ms Rachel (room 18) was perfect. She will prepare your child for kindergarten, no doubt. She gives the kids so much structure and really prepares them with reading skills. There have been some issues with teacher and staff turnover during our time but this is the unfortunate nature of the industry especially with how challenging the last few years have been (pandemic). The assistant teachers seemed to change frequently and it was hard to keep track of who would be in his room. In the past there have occasionally been communication issues but I feel that the current director has worked a lot of that out. Any issues we had, the teachers and staff have always been eager to solve. My son has enjoyed the amenities at the school like the splash pad, nice outdoor play area, Spanish and music classes and the other vendors that come in offering classes like Gymstation for sports and gymnastics and Waterloo for swimming lessons.

Our 2 1/2 year old attended Bluebonnet for his first daycare experience after being home with full…read moretime. The first month went well, but as he adjusted to the social environment, he began having age appropriate behavioral challenges, including occasionally kicking when frustrated. We worked extensively on these behaviors at home and expected to partner with the school. One day, after noticing our son was out of view on the classroom cameras for about 30 minutes, we called to check on him. We were told he had been taken on a walk around the school to help him regulate his emotions, which we appreciated. After that call, however, we began receiving frequent reports of behavioral concerns that had not previously been communicated. The director invited us to a meeting to create a plan for our son's success. We were hopeful, but we left disappointed because there was no clear action plan. During the meeting, staff expressed concerns that our son might be developmentally delayed and recommended that we see his pediatrician. We followed that recommendation, and his pediatrician found him to be average to above average developmentally, believing his challenges were consistent with adjusting to his first structured childcare environment. The deciding factor for us came when we observed classroom camera footage showing a teacher and assistant pulling our son by one arm and, shortly afterward, his lead teacher reacting to him in a way we felt was inappropriate. At that point, we made the decision to withdraw him from the school. Every family's experience is different, but we hope sharing ours helps other parents make the decision that feels right for their child, especially during the often difficult transition into daycare.

Apparently my review was removed, and now I'm sure others who have also had negative experiences…read morehad the same done to their reviews. We had our daughter attend the downtown campus this summer and first few weeks of fall. I felt that the communication between the teachers and parents was lacking and come to find out the teachers do not speak english. When we toured the school, we were told the teachers would only speak spanish, as it is a spanish immersion program. However, with preschoolers, it is essential they at least are able to understand what the children are saying and be able to attend to their needs (even if it's in spanish). We noticed our daughter was coming home upset and nothing was being said when I would pick her up from school, so I assumed it was nothing serious. Well, one day at pick up she was clearly being bullied by 2 kids, and although the teacher witnessed this behavior, she did nothing to intervene or use this as an educational opportunity to show inclusivity and kindness. We had a meeting with the teacher and director and we came to the conclusion that the language barrier was the cause. The owner was not understanding and blamed us for not bringing it up sooner. How could we, if the teachers are not communicating? With there being so many other great school/daycare options, I would not recommend this one. The value is not there, the curriculum is lacking for the preschool age group, and the way they handle business is unprofessional.

My granddaughter attended for several months, but unfortunately, I did not feel she was learning…read moreeffectively, and communication with the teachers was quite limited. Given the cost, I do not believe it was a worthwhile investment.

I can not say enough good things about Hannah's World. My 2&1/2 year old daughter started going…read morelast year, when it was a Mother's Day Out, 2 days a week. When I heard they were transitioning to a daycare, I was very excited. My daughter goes 3 days a week now and LOVES it! Actually, she doesn't want to leave! If it were up to her, she'd go every day! The classroom is fun, engaging, clean, well-organized and all the staff is very nurturing. Hannah is very caring, she is a great teacher and director. She has an excellent staff. I am so grateful for the personal and sincere care that my daughter receives at Hannah's World. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for truly exceptional childcare.

I honestly cannot say enough good things about the teachers and staff at Hannah's World. My eldest…read morehas been attending since the very beginning, my middle child was attending from the earliest he could, and my youngest will attend once she's born and able. The staff is so kind and caring and treat each child as their own. We love each teacher and have grown to become great friends with each one of them. The admin staff work extremely hard to provide the best in childcare, Hannah herself is dedicated to fundraising to add staff and amenities so that each child can enjoy their time at daycare even more. Their communication is top notch, especially throughout the coronovirus pandemic, I've always felt informed about what was going on with the school and how they're making changes to keep everyone safe. I could go on and on, but if you're wanting a daycare who will love your children as much as you do then look no further than Hannah's World.

We cannot say enough amazing things about this magical place called Elements. We have had two…read more(rather wild) boys go from early on until Elementary School at Elements. The love, patience, guidance the teachers gave both boys was above and beyond. We would get daily photos of smiling faces every day and fun reviews from what the boys did. The teachers are truly exceptional--caring, attentive, and completely in tune with the needs and interests of each child. We've seen our children grow emotionally, socially, and intellectually in ways that feel deeply authentic and joyful. We also really love the emphasis on community and inclusivity. Elements feels like an extended family, and there's a clear commitment to diversity, kindness, and respect. We can't imagine a better preschool experience. Elements has set such a beautiful foundation for our children's lifelong love of learning--and for that, we'll always be grateful.

We love Elements!! I have had 2 kids go there, my youngest from age 18 months up through preK…read more Every teacher they hire is so kind, patient, and thoughtful. Ms. Jessica really tries to see the best in your kid and help them gain confidence and skills. They focus on inclusion, diversity, and generally learning how to be a great human. They are so flexible with various needs and really just have gone above and beyond for our family. We previously were at a more corporate daycare which always felt chaotic to me. This has been the most peaceful experience and I am so glad my kiddos got to be a part of the Elements family.

We have had our son here for the last few months since turning 18 months old. He is thriving here…read more All of the teachers there are super welcoming and great with our son. It is full Spanish immersion which is one of the main reasons we chose AV but the incredible outdoor space and the care the teachers put into the children is what made us choose and ultimately is the reason we will be choosing to keep our son here for foreseeable future!

Old establishment. When they mention that they provide snack, think of it as shaved ice or 3 Graham…read morecookies. They don't allow kids to drink water in the afternoon to avoid inside traffic to the restrooms. The place is gross and teachers never wash their hands. Wonder how children are sick most of the time? The poor hygiene says it all. The outside is very unsafe and when children fall or get hurt, the parents rarely get informed to avoid complaints. Visit the school during the lunch and nap time! It doesn't matter the weather conditions, they will eat outside. Everything is outside! Even diaper changing with the unsanitary conditions. Dirty dirty dirty

Both of my children, now 9 and 7, started at Open Door as infants and stayed until they graduated…read moreto kindergarten. Entrusting your baby to a childcare facility is one of the most vulnerable moments as a parent -- you just hope and pray that your child will be loved, protected, and truly seen for who they are. Open Door delivered that and so much more. The teachers and staff are not just caregivers; they are a true community. Every child is celebrated. Babies are always held, toddlers come home covered in glitter and joy, and older kids are encouraged to explore, express, and grow. My children thrived there, not just academically but emotionally and socially. What makes Open Door so special is that it feels like a family. The teachers know your kids deeply, they cheer for their milestones, and they nurture them through challenges. Even years later, my kids still light up when we talk about their time there and have lasting friendships that stemmed from Open Door. If you're looking for a preschool where your child will be loved, valued, and embraced for who they are, Open Door is truly one of a kind and one of the true gifts of my life.

Lots of outside play, lots of art, social emotional learning, play based curriculum. The school has…read moreschool-wide potlucks for special occasions and it feels like a big community.