I want to say that Ivybrook has been such a magical place for my two girls. Not a day goes by that…read moreI do not hear about how much they love a teacher (current or past) or how they are eager to see their friends. I am continually tickled by the sweet learning songs they sing and amazed at all of the fun ways they learn and play. I will continue to sing Ivybrook's praises to all with young children. The administrators and teachers have created a joyful environment that encourages a love of learning and play. Ivybrook has been such a positive and wonderful experience for our family!

My son loves Ivybrook so much. This is his first year in school and I was worried about the…read moretransition, but it has been so smooth thanks to the awesome teachers and staff. They are working with him on his specific level to push him forward with his learning. He's learning social skills through collaborative projects and play. I am also so happy with how much his love of art has grown. He comes home wanting to draw and create. The teachers send us weekly newsletters and pictures throughout the week. I love getting pictures of him while I'm working. I'm an educator myself and I can tell you that Ivybrook is providing my son with a high quality education.

I had the most traumatizing first daycare experience here at The Nest School in Loganville, GA. My…read moredaughter has very sensitive skin and they used some off brand wipes on her when I specifically provided my own. This gave her a VERY severe diaper rash that was literally bleeding. My poor girl was in so much pain. They then lied and told their Director that they told me my daughter ran out of wipes. They never told me anything. Also there was no way she could've ran out of wipes being there for one and a half weeks with a brand new pack. They most likely use my products on the other kids there. On top of that they still charged me for a whole month because they require 30 days notice if you want to leave.

Our son, Dylan, has gone to the Greensboro, NC location since he was 12 weeks old. He is now in…read morethe Ducklings 2 classroom. We absolutely love the staff and how much Dylan is learning and developing every day! We will always cherish the relationships that Dylan has made with his teachers and with his classmates, as well as the Directors. Management is always very accessible and quick to answer any questions that we may have. We are very grateful for The Nest!

My child goes to daycare here. she goes in happy, and comes home happy. They serve a healthy…read morevariety of foods and have a fun curriculum.

I recently enrolled my son Ollie in the center. We were blown away by how much better Primrose was…read morein comparison to the other child care centers in the area. While the center does cost more, I personally feel that it is worth it. The facilities are cleaner, the staff is more professional, and the quality of care is simply higher. We received updates throughout the day, and our son appears to love his time there. :)

I would NOT recommend La Petite academy. My family is from out of state, and we had a family…read moreemergency, upon return La Petite dis enrolled her. Without notice, without warning, a child who has been in their care for nearly two years. The only way I found out she was no longer enrolled is because I wrote them an email, asking why I was unable to see the payment portal that is due weekly. Their response was she was disenrolled and they were sending the bill to collections so I am to pay it that week or else. There was no written correspondence of disenrollment, and they never once asked if my daughter was okay or thought it to be unusual her absence. A kick to the face for a 3 year old, and an eye opener for parents as it showed me how they don't care about their students. But they do care enough to send the bill to colllections. Business as usual, I suppose. Aside from that, just a few weeks prior she came home stating a child hit her, when I inquired about it the young lady I asked stated that the child who hits not only her but multiple children, is special needs. Which I believe was her justification for students getting hit. Said child had no designated class, and she reassured me, he was only in that class "sometimes". La petite is disorganized having children shuffle around different classrooms and transactional.

I was nervous about putting my 16 month into daycare but la petite has made our first daycare…read moreexperience great! Teachers are caring and nice. They have video streaming which is very important that I'm able to watch my son during the day. They have put him on a set schedule that we now also do at home. I would recommend this daycare to anyone!

My son is in K2 at Hopewell and he loves it! He has learned so much in the short time he's been…read morethere! I can't say how wonderful this program is!!!

From the owner: At Hopewell Learning Center, our passion is to provide a christian based education in a nurturing,…read moresafe and happy environment. Early childhood christian education is an opportunity for you as parents and caregivers to encourage character development in your preschool children by giving them a solid foundation of faith. We also foster development through music, arts/crafts, Circle Time, and Literature.

Horrible place..I posted on their website as well..My daughter has been clear with this childcare…read morecenter since day 1 about her fear of my Grandson's father having access to my Grandson and the portal.he does not pay court mandated child support and could care less about him.the fact that he isn't in jail baffles me.ZERO protection for the kids they are responsible for at this center..there are several other places in Greenville that would take better care of your kids..

One of the best daycare in Greenville. Great place to develop skills, discipline, motor skills to…read morekids. I have experience that with my older son and going to do the same for my younger one. Miss Gina, Miss Inguid and staff is just great. My son is in school but still missing his Green Apple Daycare days.

First, the two reviews Scott S. and Krista S. are the owners of the place…read more Second, we attended Solverus at E. North Street for 5 years. We have spent nearly, if not more than, $100,000 there. For most of our time there, we had a great experience. Until this year. Not sure what changed besides the constant rotating of teachers and maybe being understaffed? We had all three of our girls there. Our oldest was shamed into wear pants with dresses and now has body image issues at the ripe age of 5 due to constantly being told she needs to wear pants with her dresses. She won't wear a dress now without pants. However, Mrs. Wagner is a godsend and frankly too good for Solverus. The real issues began about a year when our middle child. There had been multiple times where we could hear Judy yelling at her and the other kids. She's also told me multiple times that we need to "take our kid home and whip her". Judy is also a family member of the admin so there's some nepotism and lack of accountability there. Anyway, our middle child doesn't fit the mold. She pushes buttons and can be a firecracker at times. Apparently that was too much for Solverus. We had multiple conferences with the admin and did everything they asked of us. At one of our last meetings, it started with the admin saying "I don't know what goes in the classroom" even though they have cameras set up. However, when we asked them to do things like take recess away as a punishment, that never happened. Instead at any little inconvenience they called us to come pick her up. They suspended her on a Friday because she wouldn't line up for recess and then they sent her to the office. Instead of communicating with her and trying to calm her down, they just called us instead. It was on that Friday that I was told Kathy, the director, wanted to speak with me on Monday. Monday came and they told us they were no longer allowing her at Solverus. Not only that, but they kicked our 1.5 year old out as well when I told them I was recording the call. No grace period. No time to find another place. We are a 2-parent working home and now we have nowhere to put our girls. There's a good bit of amazing teachers there including Mrs. Wagner, Ms. Tesla, Ms. Alana, and others but the admin and management are inadequate to say the least. I would highly recommend you look around and explore your options before considering this establishment.

Love this school and appreciate the caring staff. I am so thankful for this place that lives our…read morechildren well.

Five Oaks Academy has serious problems, i was never a student there however my boyfriend was and he…read morecame out of that school extremely depressed, from my understanding it's not the teachers that are the problem but the admin, i would like to call out one admin in particular, Susan Brown, Susan Brown is NOT someone you want around your child as she did absolutely nothing when my boyfriend was called the f slur, or bullied, or called names. I don't care what political spectrum you are, or your beliefs, we should all agree that an adult in power should protect the students from not just outside threats but to real, life ruining, trauma inducing, bullying that happens inside the school and Susan Brown failed. She failed as an admin, she failed as an adult in school, she failed as a protector, and she failed at being a kind person. Looking on greatschools you will find multiple other reports that bullying is a major problem at this school and the teachers turn a blind eye to bullying both physical bullying and verbal bullying because it's up to the admins to administer punishment, and you know what person shouldn't be at the head of this? I'll tell you, an admin who doesn't care about the bullying. I would also like to bring to light that i believe she didn't care about my boyfriend being called the f slur because of her political belief.

Five Oaks Academy is a truly amazing school and community. You don't often find places this…read morecommitted to the growth and development of children in such a truly supportive environment. I'm sincerely grateful for the strong academic and personal skills, confidence, poise, and independence my children developed in their years there. FOA has struck a perfect balance between being academically challenging but completely supportive. Truly one-of-a-kind. My only complaint is that they only go through eighth grade, but I know my kids were well-prepared to continue to thrive in high school.