Excellent experience over the past 6 years. Are you really using Yelp to evaluate schools? Just…read moretired of seeing the pseudo-one star on my Maps app. WCS is fantastic and the their acute growth is testimony.

Wayne Christian School is THE BEST!! From our first day 4 years ago, to our last day today, WCS has…read morebeen a family to us. The faculty, staff, and parents are so involved, so kind, generous, and caring. Their love for Jesus shines right into my children and my family. The academics are varied and rigorous enough for my advanced student, while understanding and differentiated for my child that needs help. My children recieved speech therapy and it was not difficult to get accommodations for my child with ADHD and dyslexia. The field trips are great and they have so many fun extra activities they do for the students as well. Definitely check out Wayne Christian!

Very friendly teachers in a wonderful environment. My toddler could not be happier to go to school!read more

Both my children attend BBCC and love it. The staff is friendly and engaging with my children…read more You know it's a great place when your kids are excited to get in the building and hug everyone as we leave.

I came here as a kid and it was the best place to be everyone is really nice and really helpful…read more They bring you in with open arms and you a family when you go there.

My kids love this daycare. My older two love Mr.Ray…read more My youngest actually learns while she's there. It's great

From the owner: Small World Child Care & Preschool + Small World, Too!read more

A phenomenal daycare that my child just loves! The prices are great and the kids have soooo much…read morefun!

From the owner: We are a 5 Star Christian Childcare Center. We use S.T.E.M. as an extension to learning. We…read moreprovide a kindergarten readiness program.

It is the best thing that my kids have ever done!!! All of the teacher are great.have never had a…read moreproblem . The things that they learn are a good things ( from Colors to math to letters to writing names and all types of things . There is a very equipped playground out side . There are ages 16 months to 5 and 6 with 2 teachers in a class , there goal is to get the kids ready for school hope you come and check the school out !!!!!!

Tabernacle really is as good as it gets. God knows the number of stars and He calls them by name,…read moreif God would tell me how many there are that's how many I would give tabernacle!!! Their teachers and director demonstrate the true meaning of spreading God's love to every single person. They welcomed my son and I into their family and they love us like no other. I will be forever grateful to them. Oceans and mountains of love.

Words can't express how grateful I am to have found Earthshine, we are coming up on a year that my…read moreson has attended here and he couldn't be happier! He has grown so much over this last year and it has been so exciting to watch. All of the staff is amazing, if your looking for a great place for your little one this is it!

After reviewing many preschool options for my 3 year old boys, we started out at a fancy, expensive…read morecenter that had an amazing campus. My boys weren't very happy there and, although the center was amazing, the classrooms seemed overcrowded compared to what we were told the ratio would be. My autistic son has an aide who remains in the classroom with him and she reported to me that sometimes the room would be stuffed with children beyond the official capacity. We received a lot of behavior reports concerning my other son and, again, my aide reported that the classroom spent way too much time sitting at the table instead of letting the kids move around the classroom. The time spent outside was minimal, even though they had very beautiful playgrounds. I've spoken to several early childhood education experts who say that in this age range (under 5), you should look for centers that have more open play space than tables. You should also look for places that are less academically focused, since what's most important for kids this age isn't in memorizing facts, but learning how to get along with others, developing self-sufficiency, and enjoying the process of learning. Earthshine's Center isn't the prettiest of places, but don't let that fool you. My boys both absolutely love it and my one son's 'behavior problems' completely disappeared when we switched schools. My boys were never really happy to separate in the old school, but after about a week at Earthshine, they were eager to bound away from me. I think the format of Montessori - where the child leaves the parent instead of the parent leaving the child - helps tremendously. The best thing about Earthshine is that, if the weather is good, they are outside. Playing, eating, learning, is all done in a space that's big enough for the kids to really run around and burn off their energy (which makes bedtime easier for me). Inside the classrooms, the tables take up a smaller portion than any other center we toured. Children are encouraged in self-directed learning, but unlike many other Montessori centers, this one isn't as hands off as some are, which can cause some children problems in that they aren't given ANY direction. When we were considering this school, my son's behavior therapist warned us that Montessori schools can be either really good or really bad. The really bad ones basically have no structure and, while some children are motivated and interested enough in learning to complete their basic education on their own - many, if not most children, are not. This school is one of the really good ones. There's enough structure that my boys know their general plan for the day (lunch and nap happen in the same order), but enough flexibility to keep learning fun. Like any good Montessori school, they have 'observation stations' where you can watch your kids through a one-way mirror and observe them in the classroom. I see my boys select a playmat and toys, play with the toys on the mat, and then clean it up themselves. They've become much more independent since starting the school. Their special needs knowledge and accommodations are top notch and the best I've found. My autistic son has really benefited from attending. There are many schools that turn down an aide. We toured a lot of places and many refused to let my son's therapists in the classroom. To me, this is suspicious at the 2-5 year old age. A aide is trained to help the child inside their environment and it isn't like the other children will be distracted by another adult, who they see as just another teacher. It speaks volumes for the transparency of Earthshine that they allow aides provided they meet the state requirements with detailed background checks. We are moving soon and I'm going to miss Earthshine. I'm sure my boys will too.