My 2 little ones have been apart of the little Jewel's family for 3 years. The staff feel just like…read morefamily. They are also very attentive and creative. They also have fun activities all year around.

I love that theirs always something fun going on every month. We really enjoyed the petting zoo! It…read morewas so sweet for the kiddos and welcoming for the parents to join. Would recommend little jewels learning center.

My son attended the Young School at Honeygo Plaza for about a year of pre-k. He had a good…read moreexperience and left much better prepared for the classroom structure of kindergarten. This school takes a more curriculum/teaching-oriented approach rather than simple "day care". They follow a pedagogical philosophy similar to Montessori, emphasizing freedom and harnessing each child's own specific interests and motivations. The biggest strength of YS is the outstanding teaching staff, all of whom care deeply about the well-being and growth of the children. The different teachers within the "cottage" of four adjoining classrooms developed individual connections with my son and the other children, knowing well their various interests and quirks. The pre-k cottage director, Ms. Jess oversees the classrooms with expertise and a deep sense of empathy. She effectively fields informal chats with parents about questions and concerns that pop up on the fly. Between the wonderful teachers and cottage director, I always felt that my child was in very safe and nurturing hands. The classroom atmosphere is warm and inviting. There is lots of natural light and many learning stations with carefully thought-out objects left for the children to "discover". Kids get zero screen time at the Young School. Instead of punishing children, behavior is managed through redirection and talking.  Healthy snacks are offered, and the staff teaches and practices good hygiene. The main area that could be improved upon is communication from the director. On several occasions, I received mass emails chastising (unnamed) other parents for taking screenshots of the live video feed, requesting child-specific changes to naptime logistics, incorrectly using cubby space, and calling in to the classroom during non-naptime hours. ("Any parent disrupting the day too frequently will lose camera access and a parent meeting will be requested.") I would prefer these types of issues be resolved by one-on-one conversations with the relevant parents, rather than public shaming. The unprofessional tone of these emails was underscored by a lack of basic proofreading. My child's classroom had high turnover, with three different teachers in a six-month period. Shockingly, when one left and was replaced by a brand new employee, parents were not given any notice whatsoever. I showed up one morning to drop off my son in his classroom and encountered a total stranger who claimed to be in charge. Luckily, another teacher was in the cottage area and vouched for the new teacher's legitimacy. Lack of preemptive communication on this type of matter is unacceptable. Another instance of poor communication occurred when initially attempting to enroll my child. The paperwork was confusing and I had trouble getting questions answered, as other reviews have noted. Overall, I recommend the Young School as a safe, nurturing, and educational environment for child; parents may have to deal with some unneccesary hassles.

this is a follow up to my previous review from three months ago. Three months have passed and my…read morechild is still traumatized by his experience at the school after only 2 days. whenever we happen to drive near or in the shopping complex where the school is located, he gets nervous as if I am going to take him back (it's near a UPS and a restaurant we frequently eat at.) this evening he randomly shared that the director stated that she was going to put him a classroom with babies. this is new information that he didn't share with me three months ago. this school owes my child an apology and should consider adding new emotional intelligence training for their administrative staff. there is no exception to this type of behavior. I've received no phone call from the owners to discuss the experience. parents beware!

We have 2 of our kids attending the school and couldn't be happier. TGS has a fantastic curriculum…read morealong with great teachers. Both of our kids love going to school every day. We would always recommend TGS to friends and family.

My daughter went to this location for 2 years, and she absolutely loved it. She developed such…read moregreat social skills, and by the end, she had so many teachers that she absolutely loved. Now that she is in Kindergarten, she is doing very well, and I feel a good part of that is a result of Goddard's structured and rewarding approach. Starting Elementary school was not a big shock, and a lot of her subjects, she already had very strong entry level skills in. Thank you Goddard!

To say we are pleased with your school is an understatement. Since starting at Embark, we have…read morenoticed great improvements with not only our daughters academic, independent, and speech skills, but also her social and emotional learning skills. our daughter often enjoys playing "school" at home as well as sharing her school experiences with her family. The Embark teachers and staff have been nothing but remarkable and we consider all of our daughters educators her second family that we trust completely. Couldn't imagine sending her anywhere else.

From the owner: Our professional educators are skilled in guiding children through social, emotional, and academic…read moregrowth. Our curriculum is specifically designed to give our educators the freedom to meet the learning needs of the children in their care. Embark Education welcomes learners of all backgrounds, faiths, and abilities. We are committed to cultivating a cohesive environment that honors the unique needs of each child and family in our care.

I tried my very best with this daycare. But do not send your child here. Yesterday, I picked my 3…read moreyear old daughter up from daycare around 6pm. Upon returning home, she showed me her hair and almost her entire braid was pulled out. I called the daycare immediately at 6:15pm and spoke to the director who stated "I don't know what happened. No one told me anything. ." This is the fifth incident in a year where my child has been a victim of neglect where someone either didn't know what happened or even it when it was too late. Once she ingested fish which she is allergic to, the second someone bit her finger, the third someone pulled dirt all over her to the point that she looked gray when I picked her up. At no instance was medical attention sought and I was notified either a day later, that evening upon pick up or not at all. In one instance the assistant director told me she called with an incident but my voicemail immediately came one. Way prior to that time I told them I worked as a therapist and I had to devices to be reached at and they had both numbers at the time of this incident. When asked why she didn't try the other number, she denied having it. However, upon pick up that evening she provided me with the sheet I filled out at the time of my daughter's registration, which had both numbers, to confirm the numbers on file. At which time I stated, I thought you only had one number to which she apologized. One time I went to get my child from the playground and no one could find her! Today was my last straw. I'm a single mom and full time business owner and depend on daycare for childcare. Despite the neglect, numerous times they've closed early, opened late or closed her classroom completely with little to no notice. I believe the center is too overpopulated for the current staff which leads to neglect and lack of care. They are allowing a child with severe behavioral issues to run rampant on the 3 year old room with no action being done. The director basically told me that my child, who's black, can leave. But the little boy, who's white can stay with no repercussions. He has autism and behavioral issues and needs to be in an inclusion center but nothing is being done.

I had my child here for a couple of months while waiting for another daycare to open up and it was…read morea really positive experience. I really like the staff. They welcomed my child with open arms and they were very accommodating with our situation even though they were aware we were only there for a very short period of time.

don't value the employees the director thinks it's a fashion show. and doesnt care about the…read morechildren.

The staff is poorly trained and their is a lot of turnover. The first few months were great but…read morethen my child kept getting hurt every other day so I started popping in at random times. The staff hardly watches the kids and I noticed the same kids being aggressive yet the kids who react in defense getting the blame. Very odd. Not worth the time, place, or wait list. I took my child out of this place.

the management is miserable. They don't know how to manage, they treat their staff with little…read morerespect. None of the management have any management skills. They whisper about their employees And manage in a passive aggressive manner. They provided no unemployment when the pandemic hit. Nor did they ever pay into unemployment insurance.

I don't know what it is about this place, but I wouldn't send my child here. It just rubs me the…read morewrong way. I've talked to people who bring their kids here.

Some persons wanted a job with this learning center but was put on hold for a long time up to 45…read moreminutes and then they had the mind set to act like they didn't do anything wrong and don't apologize or anything Blacks & White man have something in common they don't like to apologize

My grandsunshine started Celebree Carney this month. I look forward to receiving the Celebree Tweet…read morephoto. The management team is awesome.