We can't thank the staff enough for the amazing care and support they've provided our daughter!…read more All the staff has created such a welcoming and nurturing environment. We're so happy with our choice and would highly recommend LaPetite Academy Middleburg to any family looking for a place that feels like a second home".

Both of my Grandchildren attend this center and they have had nothing but good care. The teachers…read moreare all held to high standards. We appreciate and trust them with our babies as we work.

5/5 Stars - Exceptional Care and Flexibility! My daughter…read morehas been attending La Petite Academy as a drop-in student for the past two years during her summer and winter breaks, and I cannot say enough wonderful things about our experience. Thanks to the real OG'S Jalessa, Eva, and Britni. Finding reliable, high-quality care during school breaks can be a real challenge, but La Petite Academy has completely exceeded my expectations. Thanks to Britni. From the phone to the tour. The facility is clean, safe, and welcoming, but what truly sets it apart is the incredible staff. The teachers are attentive, warm, and genuinely care about every child who walks through the door. Even though she is only there seasonally, my daughter is always welcomed back her two favorite teachers Eva and Jalessa with open arms and immediately feels like a permanent part of the classroom family. She has built wonderful friendships, looks forward to her break visits, and always comes home happy with stories about what she learned and who she played with. Knowing she is in safe, loving hands whenever school is out gives me complete peace of mind. Congratulations Torii on you new role as Site Director. You will do well. I highly recommend La Petite Academy to any parent looking for exceptional care, flexible drop-in options, fantastic teachers, and a supportive environment for their child!

Highly recommend. I had the pleasure of working with the director here for a few years and your…read morekids couldn't be in better hands!

If you're cool with blatant discrimination, this is the school for you!!…read more In January of 2016, I inquired about after school care for my daughter. I was told there was availability and that I should come by and tour the school and pick up an application. Sweet! Oh until I mentioned that my daughter was in a wheelchair. ::record screeeeeech:: Then I was told there was actually a small wait list....it must have slipped the front office administrator's mind...but hey it happens. So we get on the wait list and call to check in from time to time only to be told "there's just one more child ahead of her" time and time again. After several months we talk directly with the owner and straight up ask her if there's an issue with my child being admitted because she's in a wheelchair. She assured us this was absolutely not the case and our child would be the very next one admitted once an opening became available. So TWO YEARS (because apparently this is the Harvard of after school care) go by and within that time we managed to find another place for her until that spot opens up. We actually let it go for a while since we found a nice program that had no issue with meeting her needs, and ultimately that's what we were looking for, but kept her on the list just in case. However today we randomly saw the owner again and asked her about it. She ACTUALLY said no child has been admitted in the LAST TWO YEARS. Like those words actually came out of her mouth. I don't know about you, but that sounds awfully suspicious. I'm bringing this up now in the hopes that they will take a look at themselves and ask what they are getting out of denying kids with disabilities. That and so they can thoroughly brush up on the rules and regulations of the ADA Act. Just in case they need a resource, here is a link to show just how illegally discriminatory they are. https://www.ada.gov/childqanda.htm We are also in the process of working with ADA advocates in regards to this so you can also ask them any questions you may have once they contact you. Have a blessed day. I mean that as sarcastically as possible.

My son has been attending the Goddard School since he was 1. We absolutely adore each teacher that…read morewe come in contact with. We feel like family when we walk into those doors. My son will be 4 this year and we are almost to the end of the building and i don't know what we will do when it's time for kindergarten. Each classroom is very welcoming and loving to him and we thank them enough! You rock Goddard!

My son was an infant when he started and now he is 7 and enjoys the center. My daughter was 2 when…read moreshe started and is now 9. she loves coming to daycare! we love all the teachers. the teachers do amazing job helping them learn and grow! It is well run and worth every penny.

My son went to LaPetite Academy in the preschool classroom. We love the center and the teachers! It…read morewas nice to check up on him through the cameras. The app they use for communication was great for messaging teachers, if needed.

really great school. we are very happy here. I really love miss nita and miss Mila who make my 2…read morekids really love going to "school"

I hate to have to make this review but I would want to know these things as a parent. My daughter…read morestarted at this location when she was only 2 months old. We stayed until she was almost 3 but were already planning to leave due to high staff turnover, staff not helping us parents with potty training (using changing tables and diapers while we use the potty and underwear at home for example), and dirty bathrooms. I had let the director know we would be withdrawing. The day I did this, the unthinkable happened. The last straw and the day I took my child out for good was last week when I arrived to pick up my child (2 years old) and I found her ALONE IN A CLASSROOM. No adult anywhere nearby (none in the front or adjacent classrooms as all the classes were outside). Another parent witnessed this. My daughter told me "my friends left me" then said "a monster was going to get me" when I asked her what happened before she was left. I walked outside and found her class and teacher (as well as an ex teacher who was there visiting?) . When I confronted her teacher there was automatic lies about some person who wasn't even there and shouldn't have been alone with my child regardless. A bunch of excuses. The director was apologetic but the next day stated "she was only alone for 3 minutes" which even if that was true, was only because I showed up. I did report this center to the state and to corporate. This center was good once upon a time but needs major help. We will never use this center again.

My daughter has been attending this location for 2years now and I have had zero complaints or…read moreissues. She has some special medical needs and I was a nervous wreck starting her in daycare but it has been amazing! Their level of cleanliness is beyond even my expectations as a nurse and they always communicate any concerns. The curriculum keeps her little mind stimulated and her hands busy. Her speech has blossomed, she counts, knows colors, all the animals and shapes. Even a rhombus! She's 2! I would recommend this school to absolutely anyone!

This is the best preschool to send my daughter. She loves everyone here. All the staff and teachers…read moreare warm and welcoming to us everyday. We always feel like family here. I wouldn't go anywhere else for quality education and a safe place for children. The center is always clean and smells great when you walk in. They have taken all the precautions to keep everyone safe and healthy during this pandemic. They are taking temperatures of every child and staff and all teachers and staff are wearing masks to keep the little one safe. I have no worries bringing my daughter here while I have to work. Our family definitely recommends anyone to bring you children here!

Our son started in the one-year-old room at the Chappell School- South Campus daycare in August,…read moreand we've had such a great experience. His teacher, Miss Payton, is wonderful--she's attentive, encouraging, and really gets to know each kid. You can tell she truly cares. Since being in her class, our son's speech and independence have grown so much. She even helped curb his love for screaming--now instead of yelling, he goes "shhh," which cracks us up every time. The whole team is friendly, communicative, and clearly loves what they do. We always feel like our son is in great hands. And the afternoon snack they send home for the car ride is such a thoughtful touch that he looks forward to every day. We're really grateful for the staff here and how much they pour into the kids.

I enrolled my daughter at the South Campus location for two months before deciding to withdraw her…read more During that time, I noticed several concerning issues. Each morning at drop-off, all age groups were placed together, which created an unstructured and uncomfortable environment. Unfortunately, my daughter experienced bullying not only from some of the staff members--including those on the administrative side--but also from older children who appeared to mirror that behavior. I also began noticing changes in my daughter's behavior at home, which raised red flags that something was not right at the center. The situation escalated after an incident where my daughter was involved in a conflict with another child. I believe that every child has the right to stand up for themselves, and in this case, my daughter was defending herself after being attacked. While children do sometimes get into disagreements and quickly make up afterward, the center's response to the situation was disappointing and ultimately led to a disagreement between myself and the director. Overall, I feel there is a serious lack of professionalism and respect toward parents on the administrative side, which made the experience even more disheartening.

Ms. Ledden, Ms. Dixon, and Ms. Yancey are my son's teachers at Primrose and we love them. They're…read moreso thoughtful, they're very communicative with us as parents, and are very loving. They're always sharing news with us about my son's behavior or his needs (both opportunities and praises! which we appreciate). My son basically jumps out of my arms into Ms. Dixon's arms every morning, which makes me feel so good dropping him off every day knowing he looks forward to who he's spending his days with, and confirms to me he's in a loving and safe environment that he enjoys. Thank you Ms. Ledden, Ms. Dixon, and Ms. Yancey for your love and support of our son in the Toddler 2 classroom!

If I could leave 0 stars I would. My son at the ripe age of…read more2 years old and never having been in school before was expelled on his 3rd day of school for being able to open doors and was classified as a "flight risk". First of all, WHY was my son able to get out if he's being supervised. Secondly, why would you say you can't expect your teachers to run after a student when they're there for a reason. He's 2. He shouldn't be expected to act like a robot. He does not have adhd or anything of the sort to classify him as an "overly difficult" child. Another issue is, nobody could tell us specifics of why he was considered a flight risk other than opening the classroom door. First we were told y'all would give him 2 weeks to adjust to being in school then not even 8 hours later we were told by the end of the school week then the very next day it was, he's expelled. WILD behavior. Not to mention on his last day when I arrived to pick him up, he was being "disciplined" in the front office and I was never called or told he was up front. I lived 5 mins away and would have came to get him immediately instead of yall holding him in the front office. Again. He's TWO!! As a previous preschool teacher and someone who has talked with numerous other preschool teachers AND a child psychiatrist, we are ALL disgusted by the behavior and treatment towards my two year old child.