never wanted to homeschool until my kids experienced this school. It's awful…read more most of the staff is great. but there are too many other staff members that can not emotionally regulate themselves and my kids are suffering here. new school, never had issues until coming here. they are capable of doing better.

I go to school here and I have since kindergarten.this may be the only the only review on this…read moreplace and usually if you don't have enough reviews then it's not good but this is not like that.there were 4 schools in the state of the Nevada selected for a high honor and we were one of them..this is a great school if you are a parent trying to find a great k-6 elementary school for your kids as well

We have been extremely happy with our experience at Sage Ridge. I highly recommend it for families…read morewho want their children to be challenged academically while also being part of a close-knit, supportive community.

The teachers here are phenomenal and the small class sizes made such a difference for my child! We…read morelove it and are so happy we made the switch.

I have my almost 5 year old at the school. She really enjoys it and her teachers are very sweet…read more We'll probably have her go to Doral Academy for Kindergarten because of the commute and her sibling will also be at the school.

I love BROOKFIELD SCHOOL. I would recommend this school if you are looking for a private school…read morewith a great curriculum, small class sizes, wonderful teachers, and a close friendly environment. These kids have grown up together and when a new student arrives they are scooped up and welcomed in right away. I've never seen bullying and i know that the teachers would not allow it...ever. The admin wouldn't either. It would not be tolerated. This school cares about each student. We love Brookfield. Tami

I am beyond thankful for this school for my kids! Having a group of teachers who truly care and…read moreshow up for the students and parents, even on days it's not easy, has been a huge blessing for our family!

i love this school i have been here for 3 years and have only nice things to say about it everyone…read moreis so kind and caring and this school has amazing teachers who always makes me feel cared for

lit school,it has food here and i really like food its yummy and its making me hungery thinking…read moreabout it

Conecta has been a wonderful preschool for our 2 children who have attended since April 2021. Both…read morehave grown tremendously and have developed close relationships with peers and educators alike. We really appreciate the individual attention my kids have received as they needed it throughout their time at Conecta. What we love most is that our kids can't wait to go to school each morning, and then don't want to go home in the evenings -- that alone is testament that the school is a great place to be. All of the children truly seem happy here! The environment is thoughtfully provisioned and the teachers are warm and welcoming. We love that spending time outdoors throughout the seasons is considered paramount. We were also happy to know that COVID precautions were taken seriously and that the staff has always worked hard to assure everyone's health and safety.

4 months into my son's attendance here, the behavior of Conecta's owner, Abbie, and Codirector,…read moreSimone, towards us was abhorrent. I would give the actual teachers here (Alicia, Dora, & James) 5 stars... Sadly, I don't expect them to last very long due to the seriously flawed management issues & treatment of kids & their families. Below is as close to an objective description of what we experienced - & the many potentially lawsuit-related red flags raised - as I can provide: My child (two-year-old boy) started in Sept 2021 (3 days/week, from 9:30am-4:15pm). B/c we had to move twice in 2021, he had previously attended 2 other schools, and not only had 0 issues there, but his teachers were very upset when he left b/c they loved him. Also note that these schools had many more students - but the same # of teachers - as Conecta. 1st red flag, during enrollment: The several page long document of very, very specific items the school insists the kids attend with - Bento lunch boxes only - specific brands for raingear, like Tuffo, etc. Child has to provide ALL of their everyday supplies - pencils, coloring, Band-Aids, etc. - in addition to paying tuition. Strange. Still, I go along with all of it b/c we have very few schools in the area & you sit on a waitlist until you can get in. 2nd red flag, first few weeks - COVID policy: Owner of school announces that, if a child exhibits any symptoms, such as a runny nose, County is requiring negative PCR tests (only) and several weeks of quarantine before kids can return to school. I check with the county...this is untrue. So why lie? Just say that's the school's policy - you don't need it to come from the County. Owner either misunderstood the County or doesn't understand what's legally advisable in terms of policies & communication with families. Still, so that my son can continue to attend a school, I hope that it's the former & try not to raise a fuss. Sept - Jan: Reports that I receive from my son's teacher, Alicia, as well as the Codirector, Simone, indicate that he is doing really well re: developing social skills, talking, playing with other kids, singing, engaging in imaginary play, self-entertaining, etc. He & his teacher appear to really like each other. My son seems to love it there - runs in with excitement to play, etc. Mid-Jan: School owner Abbie informs me that a full-time spot has opened up & would my son like to take it & start attending full-time. Truth was evidently that she needed to switch everyone to a full-time-basis only, I assume for financial reasons (but, again, why lie?). While I would love for him to attend full-time, we cannot afford it. This is when our trouble (& the harassment) begins... Abbie and Simone begin to send send me constant messages on a daily basis indicating that they cannot have any of the children opting out of nap time (note: from what I can tell, every school has a number of kids giving up naps around his age & they just provide them with another "restful activity" during that time), so they force my son to nap. He is described as very upset by this - "inconsolable," in fact - and can I come pick him up? I get there... he's asleep. Suspicious. They talk about going so far as to consult a school psychologist about the situation (really?!). They demand sleep consultant intervention. They tell me that he is too attached to his teacher, so they need to work on that - they appear to institute a policy of separating he & his teacher when he seeks out her attention. He reportedly gets upset by this & that's a problem. They ask if, instead, he can start attending 5 days/week from morning until 1pm (vs part-time status, 3 full days/week), then, less than one month later, they inform me that that's no longer an option b/c they took in more students in the meantime & so his only option is to attend three days/week until 1pm...but I'll actually need to pay the full-time tuition rate. Hmm... Turns out all of this was because - although they did not directly inform me of it until much later - owner decided to switch school to a full-time-attendance-only policy (I assume for financial reasons). Evidence came in the form of an email from the owner one month after we withdrew from the school: "Conecta does not have half days anymore. Each spot is worth an amount. We offered a full-time spot and it was not taken by you, so it was filled... His spot, which was full day, had to be paid as full day." I also assume that, b/c I'm an attorney, they thought I might try to sue if they were honest about this, so, instead, they appeared to go for a 'means-to-an-end approach' & make things as difficult as possible for us until we had no choice but to withdraw. This is simply cruel towards kids and reflects very poor management policies. I have no idea if my child was actually ever truly problematic for them or if this was just an excuse to get us to withdraw so that they could fill his spot with someone who paid more $$$$ each month. Terrible.

A happy place! Learning happens here. From newborns to…read morepre-k classes. There is a waiting list for the younger ages. Very rigorous curriculum. Classrooms are clean and organized. Teachers are consistent and progress is noticeable. Creativity is welcome and there are a lot of fun events for the students to show off what they have learned. Crazy dress up days and programs lead to parental involvement. Hearing laughter and the chatter of young voices can be heard throughout the halls.

We've been a Goddard family for about 4 years now--both kids. The care is not cheap, however, I…read morelike the additional focus on education, and the high degree of professionalism I've witnessed from their staff! Looking forward to buying a boat when our children transition into the public school system! :) In all seriousness though, despite the cost--you will not find a better daycare in the Reno/Sparks area.

Wow, I can't believe I have never written a review for PEMDAS. Let me start by saying that Ms…read more Becky is absolutely fantastic, and we can't imagine our kids going to any other preschool. Her dedication, patience, and love for teaching is evident in the way she engages with the children. Our oldest child started attending at the age of 4, and even almost 4 years later, he still looks forward to seeing Ms. Becky. It helps that his little brother is now attending. :D If you have kids and Ms. Becky has an opening, don't hesitate to jump on it. She is easily worth twice what she charges, and our kids learn so much every day they spend with Ms. Becky.

Great school, amazing teacher. All of our kids attended there, they were ahead of most of students…read moreby the time they got into Kindergarten. (I remember how my husband and I always get shocked when our first child gets home with all of these talents and knowledges when neither of us were teaching her!!) We loved how class is small, (only 6 children/day) and kids get the full attention. They are always onto fun sensory activities, physical activities, experiments, observations that introduces/teaches science, art, music, math, language, world cultures, PE. Many activities are seasonally related and planned ahead, she always gives us the schedule ahead of time. Not only the curriculum, but also they learn how to be kind humans to each other, to the world, to the planet in general. Kids become sweetest humans. She always send you pictures of the kiddos so you are aware of what they are up to, also feel like you aren't missing out much. School and Ms Becky is the cleanest. She follows the state rules and guidance throughly, I'm confident kids are in great hands once they are in her school. She is a great communicator as well, she reports everything that matters to the families even if it's such a minor thing. She is also the most patient human ever. Many of the parents are amazed how she directs and navigates these young children who sometimes get out of control. She is fair, and treats every students with so much respects and I believe that's why every kids respect her back. Our youngest is graduating this spring and we are very saddened about how we won't get to see her regularly. But all of our kids had set the great foundations there and I have no doubts they would grow even further as amazing humans going forward! Thank you Mrs. Becky from The bottom of our hearts. You would be SO happy if you send your children here!