Really like this school! Being a single mom and new to the area, I was incredibly nervous about…read morethe school my children went to. The office staff is super helpful and my children's teachers are great!!!

Very nice elementary school. Staff is great, very helpful and loving towards students, and the…read morefacilities are well kept.

I have two children in this school which overall has been a great educational experience for them…read moreso far. That aside. Dealing with the office staff is not a pleasant experience. They are rude confrontational and unprofessional. I came to pick up my student as was greeted like I was inconveniencing them. Well her. I believe her name is Rachel Scott. No smile. Nothing pleasant. For one I stood at the window while she continued her conversation with the young custodian and when he told her I was there she looked at me didn't smile or greet me personally at all. For two She said what do you need and said give me your id. Then when I told her why I was there she said oh ok. Then just gave me my id back and said the student is over there. Turn around and went back to her desk. I was shocked. Completely unprofessional. I shouldn't be shocked beings she's treated multiple other parents the same way, my children's mother included. She really makes the office feel like your dealing with the county jail and not an elementary school. She really is the face of the school and what I dealt with wasnt very pretty.

Watch the Rollan Melton Elementary School of Billinghurst Middle School presentation of the Lion…read moreKing Junior tonight and it was fabulous! They have one more performance tomorrow night and if you get a chance, don't miss it as tickets are still available. The voices on some of these young people from elementary to eighth grade were unbelievable. The choreography, the sets, the lights, the sound were flawless and the entire audience showed their appreciation with continuous applause.

This is a wonderful recurring concert put on by amateur musicians playing alongside professional…read moremusicians at the Billyinghurst middle school. Very nice for professional musicians to come and spend time to let amateurs know what it takes to hone their craft they love si much. The amateurs comprised of people from all stages in their life, I saw many older musicians along with younger aspiring artists in the band. This is a great worthwhile art to support!

We've been taking our kiddos to Little Hands for about 6 months now and cannot say enough good…read morethings. All the teachers are fantastic; they're happy to be there, they're great with the kids, and most of them are eager to communicate about your child's day and work with you on developmental goals (our youngest is potty training and they've been helpful with suggestions and ideas for success and are never judgmental about our approach). I love the fact that their day consists of learning new things, tons of reading, TONS AND TONS of artwork, and a decent amount of outside time. I've always thought a good way to tell if a child has enjoyed themselves is to just look at them. My kids come home filthy almost every day and I'm thrilled by that! They are playing hard and discovering new things and on those occasions when we can't be there to do that with them, I'm comforted to know they're surrounded by people who will nurture their curiosity and sense of adventure. Like most of the other centers in town, they have the tumble bus once a week but they also have yoga once a week and my kids have benefited from that more than I ever would have guessed. They both really enjoy that time and I would love to see other opportunities like dance or martial arts someday. I think it's a great way to introduce the kids to different activities and give them a taste of everything so they can decide which ones to pursue further on our own. Overall, I think this is a great place! They're growing and improving constantly and I'm excited my kids get to be a part of it.

UNBELIEVABLE! The individuals who run this place are extremely unorganized and clearly do not…read morecommunicate with each other. We called in early March for availability for our infant and were told the soonest was May which worked perfectly with our timeline. We came in to tour and then coordinated a day to come in before our infants first day. We came in to do our orientation a week prior to the first day and Yaya seemed very confused when we came in and told us she "couldn't remember" what room our infant was placed into.. We were shown the classroom she would be in and were introduced to the teachers. We were told that she would have a cubby for all her items; however, on the first day of drop off she did not have a cubby or an area for her items. Not to mention I did not even recognize the teachers who were in the classroom with her. When I went to look for the items I dropped off, I found them items on the floor in a storage closet while other infants had their items neatly set up and put away. When we confronted the center they claimed "a label" is not a reflection of the care our child will receive and the excuse was "Erica" has been out for a week and they didn't know where our infant's stuff was so they couldn't set up her items properly. They had plenty of notice to prepare for our infant advance. It may just be a label but what it shows me they are unorganized, lack basic communication skills amongst their employees and if they can't properly store her necessities, they lack the ability to they take care of my child, it is 100% a reflection of the care my child will receive.

I can wholeheartedly recommend Caughlin Preschool to any parent looking for a school that is going…read moreto genuinely care for their child. Our son started here as an infant, and not once did I ever question the love and care he was receiving. The staff and teachers are fantastic with very little turnover which allowed our son to foster and maintain strong bonds with everyone there from a very early age. It's a good sign when you pick up your kiddo, and they don't want to leave - we lost count of the days that happened very early on! They have great curriculum, we were shocked at some of the things he was coming home and saying or singing, and a fantastic outdoor playground for all ages that they went outside and played in every day. Cannot recommend them enough!

I am extremely disappointed with the care my child has received at Caughlin. My son has hearing…read moreloss in one ear, and since he turned two, this daycare has done nothing but discriminate against him due to developmentally appropriate behaviors and a minor speech delay that has improved dramatically. Despite providing them with extensive resources on how to care for a child with hearing loss, they refused to implement any of the suggestions or accommodations. This has only made my son feel like an outsider and a target, which is heartbreaking as a parent. The daycare's lack of empathy and understanding for children with disabilities is clear. My son was penalized for age-appropriate behavior like hitting and kicking, which he doesn't exhibit at home or with friends, and certainly not at Sunday school. This behavior, typical for his age just recently started within the last month. This behavior is age appropriate and was certainly not a continued issue. When asked about how it was happening they could only provide excuses about the teachers, other students and never answered my questions. The communication between teachers is abysmal, and the high turnover rate among staff only exacerbates the issue. There seems to be a lack of commitment to consistent care, and the owner, Joanne, seems to view children as dollar signs rather than individuals in need of genuine care and attention. Teachers are trained, but it doesn't seem to make any difference--there's little to no real progress in creating a nurturing environment. The classroom is chaotic, with 16 toddlers crammed into a small space, leaving no room for meaningful interaction or learning. It feels more like a fishbowl than a place for children to grow, and it is impossible for a child to thrive in this kind of environment. I would strongly recommend looking elsewhere for your child's care. There are plenty of other daycare facilities that are equipped to handle children with special needs or any kind of disability. (A handful of reviews have stated this regarding children with disabilities, learning delays or special needs) This place is just not the right fit and has made what should be a positive experience a stressful and disheartening one for both my child and myself.

We were deeply disappointed by this preschool's refusal to even meet and evaluate a child with a…read morephysical disability -- a child who is cognitively on track, meeting all developmental milestones, and independent in self-care. They informed the state that they "do not accept children with disabilities," which is alarming for any licensed program. Their website claims they help every child "shine" and provide a place where children are "safe, valued, and encouraged to grow," yet their actions toward this child reflected the opposite. It's deeply troubling to see a school that promotes Christian values choose exclusion over compassion.

If you're looking for a place for your kiddos 10/10 this place is it…read more We've had our oldest son here for 3 years & the only reason we took him out is because he's getting ready to go to elementary school. We feel that the price was fair in what they do for the kids at school. Little lites has done well in the early education aspects of things to help prep our kiddo for school. Kids will be kids.. if any injuries took place we were notified via text the moment anything thing happened. We're glad to have had little lites in our life.

Love this school! We had my son at a different school for about a year before he was old enough to…read moreattend L&L. What a difference it made when we switched. While he was happy at the other school, I feel L&L does a better job at helping instill morals. The other school felt that things like teaching them to apologize would hurt their self esteem, but how else do they learn to take responsibility for their actions? He's better behaved, communicating well and very happy. We are happy with the level of attention & education he receives and all the teachers are very loving. I only wish we could have started him there from the beginning and could continue on after kindergarten!

From the owner: Christian Childcare, Preschool, Kindergarten.read more

Marina is wonderful and has really taught my daughter so much in two months! My 7 year old loves…read moreher weekly harp lessons and has already learned to play a few simple songs which has made it fun for her! We feel lucky that she has the opportunity to have lessons from such a talented harpist! If you're looking to sign up for harp lessons, Marina is the very best and I highly recommend her!

Marina is an exceptional professional harpist and an amazing harp teacher. She is very…read moreknowledgeable in harp technique, performance, and musicality. Her very thorough teaching also includes harp history, music theory, and music composition. She provides many opportunities for her students to perform. We feel very privileged to have Marina for our harp instructor.