As a family with multiple competitive athletes we have found First State to be exceptionally…read moreprofessional, encouraging, and genuinely committed to balancing the rigor of gymnastics training with the developmental needs of being a child. We appreciate the gym's clear and direct communication, their willingness to address our questions and concerns, and their ability to keep the focus where it belongs- on the athletes. The coaches make thoughtful, team focused decisions that prioritize the kids above all else, free from the parent politics and drama that too often derail the training experience at other gyms and youth sports in general. We are grateful to have found a program that supports healthy, sustainable athletic development for our daughter and have had nothing but positive experiences at First State.

As a team parent of 4 years and former coach I am truly disappointed in what this facility became…read more I feel as though I was sold into the home school day program with my child being one of maximum 8 in her group led by coach Kayla and that is not the experience we received or paid for. The second location became top priority in lieu of the children. We were discouraged as coaches to develop relationships with parents and as a parent I never received any feedback. I do not believe the facility recognizes the responsibility that comes with a full day program of managing children's growth and development leading to strained relationships amongst the gymnasts partially in part to the coaches pinning them against each other as competition.We have decided to go elsewhere and have been happy to have coaches actively engaged, not on cell phones and encouraging the children.

When my Aaliyah was there it was really nice? The teachers were really good with her and patient…read moreand\n She enjoyed going. There and making friends. The\n Teacher's would most of time have something positive to say, of course, there were a few off days but even then they ended on a positive note , and I really appreciated that.

This place has really helped our family and boys. unfortunately our brand new house we bought…read moreburned down 4 months later, this place really helped us with child care , their needs and wants. The supervisor Bridget when she heared out house burn down she created a flyer and got whole daycare and community involved to help us. I am so thankful to her still to this day what she and her staff has done for us, and my family and I am so thankful to delware community who help us through this tough time..

My kids went to Olympiad for a few months & loved every second of it! The facility was clean and…read moreMr. Mike at the front desk was always polite & helpful. The only reason for leaving was because we moved out of the area. I would highly recommend Olympiad to anyone looking for a nice, tight knit gym! Miss Sasha & Miss Nicole are the best

My child loves it here. What could be happier than a child going to school happily every day? She…read moreloves her teachers Jackie and LizbearThey are very responsible! I often see the teachers hugging her. Sometimes after school, I see my kid hair is very beautiful,and it is obvious that has been combed by the teacher. When still unable to go to the toilet, the diaper is changed in time.There are many other details. I am very grateful for their careful care.She also has made progress in many things and can speak a lot! We looked at many more schools before, but finally chose here because we saw the leadership of the administrator Liz, Asa's work ability is also outstanding, and the other teachers are really meticulous. This is my true feeling as a mother. My family and I like here very much!

Wouldn't recommend to parents. My child had the worst experience here, being left alone multiple…read moretimes in the classroom. As well as being bullied. Not a fan of this place.

When my wife and I were looking for a daycare to place our young son, we found ourselves at…read moresomething of an impasse, due to part to our experiences. She grew up in a home daycare ran by her grandmother, and appreciated the relationships her grandmother developed with the children that were truly loving. I attended a traditional facility based program that was more classroom-based and therefore better equipped in some ways, but far less personal. Most of the places we visited in Delaware fell firmly into one of these two categories. When we found Little Stars, it quickly felt like home. Ginny Cahill, the director, answered all of our questions with knowledge, experience, and care. Her mother is the director at the other location, located off Kirkwood Highway, and prior to that ran a home daycare for many years. The values of the home daycare experience shine through into everything Little Stars does. However, it comes tied with the manpower and resources of a somewhat larger program. Inside, there are classroom "pods" that have walls on three sides, but on the fourth corner connect openly to a center area. As a result the children and staff members are all connected as well, providing many opportunity for sharing experiences and friendship building. The teachers know all the students, not only their own. My son was enrolled at Little Stars for 3 1/2 years. The strong bonds that he developed with the staff members and other children could best tell you the story of how satisfied we are with this facility. He was well cared for and engaged throughout his time there, and will miss it significantly as he moves on to "big kid school". Both Little Stars locations are well-run, organized, and safe places to enroll your children. The teachers take a strong interest in the lives of the children, and better than most daycares, prioritize learning alongside play. I have trusted my son's well-being to them for quite some time, and will continue to utilize their service for needed vacation and in-service days. If you are looking for care for your child, I strongly suggest you check them out.

When I was searching for daycares Little Stars was my number one choice and a couple reasons why. I…read morewas recommended to go there by a co worker, Its family owned, my sons teacher is awesome and not to mention so are the other teachers who just stop in the classroom throughout the day to help out and they have good childcare rates. I also appreciate the fact that they hid my spot for enrolling until the end of the week. They didn't pressure me into coming to their daycare at the time of enrollment. In all they are good people and I trust the teachers and staff with my son who I love dearly. Don't hesitate just sign your kid up he or she will be in good hands! sincerely TB:)

As an educator and grandparents we are so pleased with the loving care and curriculum programming…read moreCCEP offers . The staff, educators and church leaders Continuously build a sense of community, independence and curiosity alongside the tenets of faith, kindness and friendship for the children and families. There is no more important goal we can have -but the care and nurturing of our children. Thank you Christ Church Episcopal Pre-School

We originally signed up for Christ Church with head of school Kim Wagner who was absolutely…read morewonderful in accommodating our son into their 4 year long pre school program. We sent our son to Christ church for their 15 month program for the 2023-2024 school year and loved it. When it came time to start the 2024-2025 school year we were surprised right before the start of school our son would be placed in the first year class again instead of moving up to the 2s and continuing the plan of the 4 year program they offer and he was the only student doing so. We enrolled in February of 2024 right when reenrollment was offered and we were never told that repeating a level could be a possibility nor would of been okay with it. When we first mentioned this to the brand new head of school Mrs. Abio she told us she would do whatever needed to be done to get him into the right level even if it required moving some things around. When we then met Mrs. Abio in person her tone had changed completely. She offered no resolution and instead only tried to convince us that after popping in on our son for two days she knew exactly where he was developmentally and that he was in the right place with children younger than him in their first year of schooling. She had no concern that we already saw our son was a lot further along than the children in his new class, she seemed to have no care for any of our concerns and wanted to tell us her plan for our child with none of our input. Mrs. Abio insisted that with our son's birthday he would be in two years of one level even though his birthday was similar to children he attended the first year with and would of continued on to kindergarten with at the same time. She boasted how the school always pairs with families to develop a plan and to figure out what parents want from the school but their was no such conversation with us. Mrs. Abio's handling of our situation and showing us her classroom ratio was far more important than building a relationship with a family and hearing our concerns led to our decision to withdrawal our son from CCEP. We know where our child is developmentally and it was not where he was placed even when we enrolled plenty in advance to reserve his placement. Let alone the fact she would not acknowledge that with her proposal he would miss an entire year of their offered program and be a year behind the entire time there. He would of had two years of level one which is 15-under 24 months, gone to two year old program when he was already 3 and then gone to 3s when he was 4 and completely missed their PreK level which is normally for 4 and up. Requirement for 2s was 2 by September 1st and his birthday is in June. The new leadership at CCEP has been extremely eye opening and disappointing. I would highly recommend looking into other establishments. This is not the school it was just a short time ago when we initially enrolled and it is very sad to see. A school that advertises themselves as one of the best pre kindergarten programs should hold themselves to a higher standard. EDIT: It is nice to know there is no priority for returning students in your 4 year plan leading to kindergarten. What you and Mrs. Abio fail to admit is that our son would of missed a whole year of the program before going to kindergarten. We declined your meeting because there was no point the decision was already made and you only reached out after all was said and done. The fact you stand by this decision and Mrs. Abio was so firm that she knew exactly where our son was just makes it more clear we made the right decision. Our son was the only RETURNING child in his class. That is a fact and the way we were treated was as we were an unwanted family and it was very upsetting. The teachers in the new class also informed us he was the oldest but I guess CCEP leadership likes to be dishonest and mislead. It has all been a very eye opening experience about a institution we thought was so great. All we asked for was the same program and treatment for our son as all the students he entered the school with because they were all going to kindergarten at the same time but that seemed to be too much to ask.

Tutor time has been a really amazing day care for our daughter. The teachers are really friendly,…read morecaring, and responsive. My daughter has been there since she was 11 months old and we couldn't have survived being working parents without this top tier care! Highly recommend it here. We love Ms. Jo, Ms. Lauren, Ms. Jazmine, and Ms Elizabeth!

Tutor Time is a safe daycare center I have sent my child to since she was an infant. We love how…read morefriendly the safe makes us feel. Love that they provide lunch and snacks for the kids. They have cameras and an app that keeps you updated on your kids day.

Attended a birthday party here. The birthday girl attends KMC for lessons, and showed off her…read moreskills in an obstacle course for Pre-k/K kids. It was cute but challenging for them, and held everyone's attention. They did the group parachute at the end and the kids had a ball! Parents had three viewing areas that allowed us to see everything. Party room doubled as a dance studio, and was a great size for the group. Everything went smoothly. No assistance for the party hosts with gifts, food or set-up, but I think that's just the style of the offering here. If you're hands-on you're fine (and our hosts were awesome at that). Only con was we were mid-way through the departure of guests at the end, and all other gymnasts and every staff member were already gone. Just felt odd, like empty and rushed out. I guess they know and trust our hosts to clean up and door locks behind them, or maybe someone was still there in a back office or something, but it just seemed odd to be there with everything else closed. All in all it was a great experience, and the staff led the kids really well with the party activities. They had enough spotters for young kids, and were being very safety-conscious. Good energy too!

Great place for your kids to jump around and learn great skills. Less expensive than trampoline…read moreparks. I also feel my daughter is in the hands of trained professionals so her skills are taught the correct way. Your kids need to go here. Try it once, you have nothing to loose! You will be back again and again.