Our son has been going to OpenAir for over six months. He loves it and we love it! The teachers are…read morefantastic; caring, smart, giving and really interested in the kids. We get daily updates on an app with quotes from the kids and lots of photos. The classrooms are beautiful and the kids love the art studio and light lab. There's a real sense of community in the school and the greater Stanley family. We love the Reggio Emilia approach and emphasis on the outdoors and learning through experiences.

This place is just wonderful! Our kiddo thrives here and we are so very grateful for the care of…read morethe staff, the wonderful activities and the safety protocols. Thank you, Open Air for giving our kiddo a magical childhood!

Do not get on the waitlist if you REALLY want to enroll your child and DON'T have $150 to spend on…read morea waitlist. I have been on this list for 3 years and my child will be in public school before we ever get in to Primrose. They have been nice about updating me via email, but I wish I had not paid the waitlist fee. It was a waste of money.

We recently moved to Denver from San Francisco and dedicated a few weeks to exploring nearby…read morepreschools. Our daughter is excelling at Primrose. The director is incredibly involved, and the teachers are caring and understanding. We consider ourselves lucky to have discovered such an exceptional environment for our child. Version 1: Upon our recent move from San Francisco to Denver, we took the time to tour various local preschools. Our daughter is flourishing at Primrose. The director's high level of engagement and the teachers' considerate and patient approach have made us feel incredibly fortunate to have found such a fantastic place for our child.

We started our daughter at the Stapleton location just as she turned 3 and have seen such a change…read morein her. She has become so much more independent and knows so many new things. She knows all the planets and knows most of the alphabet. She can even write some of the letters in her name. That's is just amazing at her age. They spend as much time as possible outside and who wouldn't want to with such a great outdoor space. All of the teacher has been amazing to us and out daughter. She even wants to have them all over for play dates, lol. This is a true montessori school and we really like this method of teaching. It has been very benefical for our daughter.

From the owner: Montessori Children's House of Denver (MCHD) is a private Montessori school for toddler, primary /…read morepreschool, elementary and middle school students, ages 1-15. We have a strong commitment to helping your child develop a strong academic foundation, self and community awareness, and love of learning. MCHD is not just a school; it's an investment in your child's future that will continue well beyond graduation. Our curriculum paves the way for your child's success in life.

I cannot say enough good things about Goddard Park Hill. From day one, Heather (the director) has…read morebeen incredible -- she went above and beyond to help us get our youngest daughter a spot when we had a long commute to another daycare across town. This is the third daycare we've tried between our two daughters, and the difference here is night and day. The other centers were fine -- our kids were safe and had their basic needs met -- but we never felt truly welcomed. At Goddard, every teacher & staff member greets us with genuine warmth and a smile, every single day. It's clear they pay close attention to our daughter -- they notice the little things, celebrate her milestones, and care for her as if she were their own. We feel like part of a real community rather than just a drop-off and pick-up. We've been blown away by the level of care, communication, and joy that fills this school every day. I can't imagine a better environment for our daughter to grow and thrive. I'd recommend Goddard (and Heather's amazing team!) to any parent in a heartbeat.

We really wanted to be at Goddard for the long term, that's what made our experience most…read moredisappointing. We had made the switch from another school for our daughter after receiving subpar care. We were excited to hear that Goddard had tenured teachers and a positive environment. This changed three months in when our daughter's teacher left and a replacement was not immediately found. Within that month, our daughter had a concussion under odd circumstances and we were encouraged to sign a document testifying to the circumstances that we now regret. Let alone she had the concussion in the morning and were not told about it until we picked her up. We were told that our medical expenses would be taken care of and that the owner wanted to speak with us. The latter never happened and the former was referred to the insurer. The fact that I sit here six months later and only now have been made whole should speak to how taken care of we felt. The issues did not end when the teaching position was filled. We were confounded to hear that my daughter was being put in time out (something we were told did not happen and something we do not agree with). When we asked why, we were told she was copying other kids and getting close to an external door. When we were asked by the teacher for an alternative to timeout, the teacher seemed offended that we actually had an idea of what they could do differently. This didn't end that form of punishment as our daughter was put in a corner for having a cold less than a month later. Our child's teacher was often late and were left to guess where to drop our child off. When she was there in the morning she often smelled like cigarettes. People's personal choices are their own, but don't take them into my three year old's school life. We were unsure what my daughter actually was learning. Goddard sends you a weekly curriculum that is supposed to be followed by teachers to a T. When we were asked to bring in objects for that week's lesson our teacher seemed confused and unsure of what to do with them. That made us quite concerned that our daughter's time was being wasted. In the cutthroat world of Denver childcare, I understand why some folks will continue to send their children to Goddard Park Hill, but I hope this final anecdote will make you think twice. Our daughter's demeanor and behavior has improved drastically at home since leaving Goddard. We will never look back and regret our decision to move her out of that school.

Both of our kids have had a a wonderful experience at Crestmoor. We love the teachers and they have…read moreloved our kids like their own. Highly recommend Crestmoor Learning Center!

I cannot say enough good things about CLC. I live three blocks away and would always pass it taking…read moremy kids to another center in Park Hill. My son was dealing with all kinds of behavioral issues at his other school, huge classroom and was constantly coming home with serious incident reports (head hit on a metal bar after being pushed off the play-set, cut my scissors in between his fingers, etc). I decided he needed a smaller school so went to CLC and soooo wish I had made this decision years ago. My two kids are so loved here, they bounce out of the house to go to school, my son's behavior was changed for the better in almost a month, my daughter is thriving. They really go above and beyond for each and every single child. Couldn't recommend this center more! Good pricing. Food served. Fun water play and park days. Constantly coming home with fun projects. Love this place!

We love Primrose Lowry - the staff are incredible and we feel confident that our baby will be not…read moreonly well-cared for but also loved by her teachers. We love that she has the opportunity to learn and try different things. As first-time parents, her teachers have also taught us! Could not recommend them more highly.

The best daycare in Lowry. Can't recommend enough. We have had our child in for a bit less than a…read moreyear and already see dramatic improvements in her behavior and knowledge.

We love this school. I have two kids that go here and just love going to school all the time. All…read morethe time! The staff is fantastic, supportive, and allow my kids to explore what they enjoy doing. All of the teachers we've had so far are awesome. Very professional, yet give the kids personal attention. They are very nurturing and fun. My little one loves school so much that he sometimes actually cry because he can't go full time yet. They come home singing, happy, and have made good friends at school. That's all I can ask for.

Our children have attended Paddington Station Preschool for the past few years. They have a love…read morefor learning that could not have been fostered in a more traditional preschool program. The teachers know all of the students and family. It is truly a unique and special community. They offer Parent-Tot classes, preschool classes for ages 2-5 and Kindergarten. Their teachers have been trained through the Stanley BPS Teacher Preparation Program and understand the importance of the whole child!

We've had a great experience here! They accommodated my daughter last minute when our prior daycare…read moreabruptly closed. Immediately my daughter seemed happier and curriculum was stronger. I was also impressed that they truly did teach my child some Spanish. There is great communication. Because of this experience we now also have our younger child with them. The leadership has been stable for many many years as well, which is rare. Finally, they are nut free thankfully so no worries about these allergies.

Our son has been here for 2.5 years and we have been very happy with the care and education he's…read morereceiving! A large center is not for everyone but it works out well for us; we like the consistency and the knowledge he is well cared for and nurtured every day. Their hours and open dates are also a huge plus. We also appreciate he is fed nutritious meals and offered a lot of extra activities- social events, Parents Nights Out etc.