Not a parent but rather a neighbor. The school is clean, well maintained and quite secure. The…read morechildren who attend seem happy coming and going.

My daughter goes here and they do not stand by the children. I spoke to the principal about issues…read morethat arrive hear with my children and they go unheard of. Maybe because they are black children and when you get there to check up on the children they are all just the perfect people. You are suppose to be teachers and teaching my kids not yelling at them and degrading them. Learn how to teach. I have spoken to other parents and it's the same thing. Then you wounder why kids retaliate and say they were good kids. Be an adult and do your job.

This school is somewhat good, the teachers are okay, the school is rotting away from termites…read moreforwards the back and the food is very unhealthy. I wouldn't recommend this school to anyone who looks.

The school is really odd, the food is a 50/50 the bathrooms Smell, the teachers are decent, high…read moreschoolers are , office doesn't do much, and middle schoolers are also .

If you're looking for a nurturing environment for your son or daughter, this is the place to be. I…read moreenrolled my daughter at this preschool back in 2017 when she was 2 years old, and now my son attends as well. All the teachers are wonderful! The principal, Ms. Yvonne, is very hands-on and always available when you need to speak with her. The assistant principal, Ms. Katie, consistently goes above and beyond. Ms. Roy and Ms. C are by far the best teachers your child could have--they ensure the kids are learning every day while having fun, and they care for them genuinely and kindly. If you enroll your child(ren) here, they will definitely be well-prepared for TK or Kindergarten.

I love this school. My son is about to turn 3 and we have been enrolled for about three months. I…read morewas very picky about which school to choose and pretty anxious about sending him to daycare, but I would choose this school again in a heartbeat. Everyone who works there is very nice, knowledgeable and caring about every kiddo. The teachers are so great with the kids. They have lots of fun activities other than recess such as music class, gymnastics, etc.

My Daughter started going to Childtime of Sac. in 2023. The teachers are very friendly, the center…read moreis very clean. I have never had issues or complaints. My daughter is aways happy to go there, even now that she's in 1st grade. She still attends on schools breaks. Ms. Art and Ms. Dianne always responds when I email or leave a voicemail.

My son has been enrolled at Childtime of Sacramento since 2023 and I cannot imagine having him…read moreelsewhere! Ms. Art and Ms. Dianne, the Director & Assistant Director, know every parent and child enrolled and make sure to greet them by name as soon as they walk through the building and see them. And Ms. Asii is always greeting us good morning at drop offs! These interactions always feel warm and welcoming. The school itself feels safe with a passcode needed to enter and livestream cameras in every classroom. The communication throughout the day is very convenient. You get info updated on the SproutAbout app like diaper changes, feedings, activities, and naps! Since enrolling my son, the teachers and staff have shown so much kindness to him. They have all built great rapport with him and he enjoys spending time there. Every lead/support teacher he has had has made such a great impact on him. He has learned so much from being kind to others with gentle hands in the infant class to learning colors and planting seeds to grow in the twos class! We are looking forward to more that's coming as he continues to grow here. I would recommend this childcare option 100%!

I genuinely LOVE this school and all of work each of the teachers and staff put into not only…read morecaring for each child, but making the classrooms and environment fun. Also, Huge shout out Miss Juliana and Miss Geniva for always going above and beyond the call of duty. Both ladies are truly amazing.

We are so thankful for all of the teachers at Merryhill. As a family who doesn't have any…read moregrandparents in the country the love and support my children receive from Ms. Nana is so special. I'm so thankful she chooses to continue to serve at this location!

My family has been a part of the Camellia community for nine years. We have two children who…read morestarted in preschool and are working their way through their prospective grades now. The community is unmatched- loving, thoughtful, supportive. A lot of family members don't understand the Waldorf method of teaching and make jokes, but my kids are both strong readers with curious minds about every subject. They offer Spanish, choir, strings, and band as part of their regular curriculum along with gardening, movement, etc. The students are taught in a way that offers a depth of understanding that other schools simply don't have the time to teach. Rather than doing a written project about catapults, for example, they actually build one. We love this school and community and are confident our kids will be very well prepared for what comes next.

I chose Camellia Waldorf very intentionally for my daughter. I loved the Waldorf philosophy and…read moretruly thought this would be a school and community we would be part of for years. It was also a significant financial investment for our family, one I was willing to make because I believed in what the school represented. Unfortunately, our kindergarten year ended in a way I never expected. The turning point was when I witnessed my daughter's teacher, Ms. Olga, physically pull/drag my daughter by her legs out of the classroom and leave her in the hallway. After talking with my daughter afterward, she told me this was not the first time Ms. Olga had pulled her out of the classroom that way and left her in the hallway. As a parent, that was extremely upsetting to learn. The school told me they investigated the incident. When I later asked about the outcome of that investigation, I was told the details were private information, but that Ms. Olga would no longer do that. I understand there may be privacy limitations regarding an employee, but being told essentially that it wouldn't happen again left me with more questions than reassurance, especially after learning from my daughter that it had happened before. I wasn't asking for anyone to be fired or trying to create a huge issue. I simply asked that my daughter be moved to another kindergarten classroom for the last six weeks of school. They offered Ms. Haley's class, but that class still shared time and activities with Ms. Olga's class. I asked for the other kindergarten classroom so my daughter could actually be separated from the situation, and the school would not accommodate that. My daughter ultimately stayed home for the remainder of kindergarten. What disappointed me even more was what happened afterward. My daughter and I were initially invited to the Fly Away Ceremony. After I emailed the school expressing my disappointment that they couldn't find another classroom for her, I was told it would be best if I did not attend. As a parent, I should be able to respectfully question a school's decision and advocate for my child without feeling like that makes me unwelcome. There are things about Waldorf education that I still love, and I know other families may have completely different experiences. I can only speak about ours. I just wish that when something this serious happened, there had been more accountability and more effort to find a solution for my daughter instead of her losing the last weeks of her kindergarten year.

My son just graduated from NP3 High. They do graduations at the Sacramento Memorial Auditorium…read morebecause their classes are not as big as the other high schools. Unfortunately, because of that, there's very limited attendance available, and you're unable to buy more tickets for graduation day due to the limited seating. The education there is top notch. The office staff is extremely nice and personable. Teachers are great at communicating. They have an "advisory" class, whereas they learn life skills and am with the same "advisor" the whole middle school years (6-8) and another "advisor" the whole highschool years (9-12), so you always have a liaison who's looking out for your child. Seniors do a "senior project" that is community-based and they eventually present to a panel of teachers and community volunteers. There are several college prep days for both students and parents throughout the years. Because it is a small school, their proms, homecoming, and sports teams are not prominent, but their academic classes are rigorous and one of the best in the area. Unfortunately, it is definitely a hard school to get into, so consider yourself lucky if your child gets enrolled here. This was our first highschool experience and hopefully won't be our last (hoping to someday get our daughter into the school as well).

My daughter graduated from this school. Could not say a bad word for her education. My son is…read morecurrently at this school with an IEP. The school has been very supportive and has gone above and beyond in my opinion. The staff actually cares. Downside, This school always has a waiting list. From kindergarten to 12th grade. It is not easy to get into. A very sought after school. One thing to consider, it is a rigorous curriculum and not for every student. But, they accept all students. The curriculum is law based. The promote leadership and independence.

I had to remove my child from their facility because my child was treated unfairly from staff…read moreMany parents did same thing because from the same issue

I couldn't be happier with our experience at KinderCare! From the very first day, the staff made my…read moredaughter feel welcomed, safe, and loved. The teachers are incredibly patient, nurturing, and genuinely care about each child's growth and well-being. I've seen so much development in her communication, social skills, and independence since she started attending. The curriculum is engaging and fun, with a great balance of learning and play. I love receiving updates and photos throughout the day--it's so reassuring to see her smiling, participating, and thriving in such a positive environment. t's clear they're passionate about what they do, and we're so grateful for their dedication. KinderCare truly feels like a second home for our family. Highly recommend!