Absolutely recommend !! My daughter started at action day at 2 and went all the way until she started TK. Its always hard to leave our babies off at day care especially at early ages but the teachers and staff made it such a comfortable transition. My daughter grew an attachment to all her teachers and continues to ask to go visit them. The office staff were always so welcoming and had the best communication, which is the best when your a busy mama! They always went "all out" and really made each child feel special. I always felt my daughters needs were met emotionally, physically, socially and educationally. We miss our action day family but are grateful for the success they have instilled in our daughter to guide her into her early Elementary years! Thank you Campbell Action Day! read more

We truly love this school. It's a place full of love and joy! There are frequent events that the children enjoy, and the office staff are always easy to talk to whenever we need assistance. Most importantly, the teachers have cared for our child with kindness and without any discrimination, even though our child is of a different ethnicity. Thanks to them, our little one has gone from crying every morning before kindergarten to waking up early because they're excited to go! We're especially grateful to Ms. Rajal and Ms. Emily -- thank you so much! read more

We love Action Day Campbell. The teachers know and love both of our boys so well, and teach them so many new things each day. Our kids love going to school and are known by all of the staff, and we feel confident leaving our kids in their care. The teachers go above and beyond to care for and teach the kids, and they make each day fun. We love the community there overall. All of the teachers love and care for our kids and are awesome. The office staff has great communication and is extremely accessible. We love so many teachers there especially Ms. Emily, Ms. Noemi, Mr. Kyle, Ms. Maria, Ms. Rajal, and Ms. Rosa. read more

We are very pleased with the quality of care in my daughters class (walkers room). Her teachers Ms. Acela, Ms. Alicia and Ms. Selena make the classroom a very calm, fun and enjoyable place for her. She is very well cared for and the teachers are very attentive to her needs. She is learning so much from her teachers and gaining new skills and most of all she is very happy going to her class and gets excited about going to see her teachers and friends. read more

We love this school! We have two kids who have both been at this daycare since they were about 6 months old (the older one is almost 3 now). Both of my kids adore their teachers, are happy to get dropped off each day, and honestly still want to keep playing at school even after I pick them up! My older child also takes advantage of the during-school weekly dance class which she really looks forward to every week. They regularly have school events which my family always enjoys attending because it has really become a little community for us between the amazing teachers, super friendly office staff, and the great other families. I love knowing that my kids are not only safe during the day, but are also sincerely loved and cared for which means the world. So happy we found this school! read more

The staff at Action Day Primary Plus Campbell have been fantastic to work with while my grandson became adjusted to school. They are attentive and make sure that the students are leanring while having fun. The school does a great job with providing check ins throughout the day and providing updates via their app. The teachers in my gransons class always welcome me with open arms for pick up and let me know how his day went. I look forward to seeing my grandsons continued growth with Action Day! I would highly recommend the Campbell school. read more

I am very disappointed in the lack of guidance and support we received from this center. When my two year old child was wandering off, crying, it was difficult to see how that child was emotionally supported or experienced any social growth. In addition, my child attended the center for 2.5 hours in the first day and showed symptoms of fever, vomiting, and diarrhea throughout the following weekend. He diagnosed with flu. I have no choice but to question the sanitation of this center. The only reason I can give one star is that the center is considering compensation. read more

Action Day Schools - Campbell - Virus test result - Positive - Preschools Near Me - Campbell, California

I was terrified at the thought of sending my 4 month old to school but after my tour with the ladies in the front office and speaking with the teachers in room 14 I was put at ease. The rooms are well kept and organized. The teachers worked with me to try to keep my little one on schedule with naps and feedings. I love the detailed daily reports I get when I pick her up. The ladies in the office are always welcoming and everyone takes interest in getting to know my little one. They are also quick with their responses to questions or request. read more

We started attending ADPP Campbell during the pandemic for pre-k and also continued to kindergarten. We are now switching to another campus to start 1st grade. We loved the staff here! And we are sad to leave but unfortunately this campus only goes up to kinder. We had Mrs. Carnett for kindergarten and seriously couldn't have asked for a better K teacher. Another thing we really love about action day is the on campus dance classes through WVDC! read more

Sending my son to ADPP was such a good decision. I wished I sent him sooner. The teachers are incredibly patient and caring with students, and create a thoughtful curriculum. My son attended the infant and toddler classrooms. My son struggled with drop-off initially and had an attachment to bringing a toy, but his teachers were so patient and helpful. Now, he walks into the classroom excited and happy. I liked that students play outside twice a day (pending the weather) and had a consistent schedule. The classrooms are large which gives kids an opportunity to explore. It is an incredibly friendly, positive learning environment. When I drop my son off at school, I can see his excitement greeting the administrators in the front and walking into his classroom. I'm very grateful he's making positive associations with learning. I would highly recommend ADPP. read more

First time enrolling my child in a school and I cannot say anything but positive things about Action Day Campbell Preschool! The teachers are so loving, understanding, and do so much with the kids during their days. They use an app that updates parents live and it is so reassuring. Their Director Alyssa and entire office staff are so communicative and made my family and I feel right at home. We love being part of the campbell preschool family! read more

It was really hard to get a hold of the management and receive solid answers other than "contacting the corporate office."

My son Kai started attending Action Day Campbell when he was just an infant and he has just entered into the 4s this school year. It has been such an amazing experience from the start. Starting him in day care after covid 19 was scary enough plus it was also our first time putting our child into a day care. But the staff, including teachers, office admin, and the director Ms. Alyssa, have been nothing but phenomenal support along the way. Each time he has moved up classes, the teachers have been so welcoming. The director has always been available to answer any questions or concerns we have had over the years. All of the staff at Action Day Campbell have made us feel like they truly value our family! I have recommended and will continue to recommend Action Day and Action Day Campbell to all of loved ones with children who are looking for care. read more

I love this school I highly recommend to anyone who is looking for preschool for their child. Staff is extremely patient and caring. My 22 month old loves coming to school everyday he's always all smiles. read more

Both of our kids attended action day from 6 months through their junior k program. Overall, we were very happy with the program and were sad to leave. We had the opportunity to watch our kids develop and grow through their curriculum. We had very caring teachers who cared about our children. Our kids still talk about and miss their teachers. We were with ADPP for 8 years as both our kids went through the program. I was sad when we left the school (happy about the reduction in cost though). The kids made a lot of friends in the program and so did the parents. The office staff was helpful and I always felt my kids were safe. When my son was little, he had severe separation anxiety. One of the office staff could see how much it bothered me and one day called me a few minutes after I left (without me having to ask) to let me know, she had checked on my son and he was happy and eating a snack. They called every time the kids were hurt (no matter what the severity of the injury was). The environment was nice with nice playgrounds and clean classrooms. The other huge win for us was the dance program. The dance school is affiliated with ADPP and comes onsite for classes and even buses the kids to the recital. It is so convenient for the parents and allows the kids to still have the enrichment experience. That all being said, no place is perfect... There were a few things I did not care for and I'm not sure that they are even an issue anymore. We struggled in the infant and toddler classes because the teachers who were there during pick up and drop off were sometimes not the teachers they had during the day so there was a communication gap despite them sending a note home every day letting me know how they did and what they ate. I also felt like the transitions were tough for the kids. Because it is such a large program, the kids jump to new classes at least once a year and sometimes more. This is good and bad-they have exposure to new activities, toys, environments and people that are age-appropriate, but if they have a hard time with transitions, it can be a challenge for them to settle in. All in all, I would definitely recommend the program. We felt like part of a community and had a really positive experience. read more

I honestly like the school overall but I continue to have an issue with the lack of care when it comes to cleanliness of my child. I picked up my daughter and saw her playing in front of three unoccupied staff members. I was upset to find sand all over her face, hair, arms & legs(as if one of them did not think to wipe her down with a baby wipe. And today for the second time on separate occasions my daughter came home with a diaper rash so severe she cried when I tried to change her & during bath time when I tried to clean her lady parts. I am beyond pissed after finding fesses in the inside of her vulva & around her butt, keep in mind she hadn't had a bowel movement since 10am as indicated on her document yet she had fesses in her vulva for 6hours. read more

I want To preface this review by saying that this does not apply to all ADPP schools. My son was at another site ( el Quito) and He loves it there and my wife and I both felt very safe there. We transitioned to the Coventry school because the location was more convenient for me and my wife. Like I said we love his old location and would recommend it to anyone and thought this would carry over to his this location as well. We did our homework before we moved my son. We read reviews, we attended open house functions, we brought him to class at various times of the day to see how he interacted with the staff and other kids. When we finally moved him over to Coventry he did well his first week. His teacher Miss esther was great.(I still like her this review should not reflect badly on her). The second week of class I brought my son in a little later then I usually did (he had a big long weekend). when I arrived at his classroom there were twelve to thirteen kids and one Teacher who was obviously unable to handle things. The teacher was flustered and running around. (who wouldn't be with twelve two year olds running around) When I enquired about my sons regular teacher I was informed that she had called out sick and that the next teacher would be in at nine. This was at seven forty five. a little too long in my book. I hung out for a little while and then decided to go to the main office to get help for this poor lady. When I Arrived at the main office There was no one there. I called out a few times and no one answered, I wondered to the back rooms to see if anyone was around but found no one. I waited for about 15 minutes until someone to finally showed up. I told them that the teacher was overwhelmed in my sons class. she also informed me that my sons regular teacher called out sick and the sub was late but she would go over right away and followed me out the door. My first thought was "doesn't that leave the front office completely unattended again?" what if another class has an emergency?I returned to my sons room to see that at least six more kids had arrived this put the ratio to, eighteen kids one teacher and one office worker. I felt uncomfortable enough with the situation that I made the decision to take my son to work with me rather then leave him in that chaotic of a classroom. While I had my son in the room next door packing his stuff from his box which still had his name misspelled after we informed them of this error on his second day. The office worker came over to ask if everything was okay and why was I leaving? This left the teacher alone with all the kids next door. I told her I was not comfortable leaving him there for that day. I called my wife to let her know what was going on and later that day called to talk to the director of the program and explained the above story and my reasoning behind why I left. she apologized and asked if there was anything she could do? I responded to her that "Daycare is all about trust and that day Coventry broke that trust. how can I know that what I saw was not happening every day and it was just because I happened to drop him off late I saw it? " This conversation was the second to last one I had with Coventry. They never reached out to us to tell us what they had done to improve communications and put plans in place so this does not happen again. The last conversation we had was because Coventry charged us for my sons less than two week stay, a week and a half earlier and at a higher rate than they were supposed to. Thankfully my sons former school (El Quito) was more than happy to have him back ( he is still there and we all still love it) read more

My infant son was here for only a month before we started looking elsewhere for day care. I see plenty of other lengthy posts here so I'll keep this short. While picking up my son one day, my wife noticed another baby sitting in a swing by herself with a bottle in her mouth, and a towel stuffed under the bottle to hold it in her mouth. This a major child safety issue! When we originally took the tour of the facility, they went out of their way to point out that when your baby is fed, they will receive individual attention and are fed by a staff member for safety reasons. So much for that being true! We moved my son to a home daycare and have been much happier ever since. read more

Had my son go here for the potty-training class for a few months. He got potty trained. Very pricey $105 a week for twice a week, for HALF DAYS Then when I had him switch to the potty trained class, they made me pay monthly cause it was "easier" for bookkeeping and it was hardly a difference. The only pro: about 12-16 students with a teacher and a helper, makes for a great ratio. Maybe that's why it's so pricey. I pulled him out cause he kept getting sick from the other kids. read more

I sent my daughter here at the age of 2.5 years old and recently changed her to a different school after 6 months. It's important as parents to find the right school for your child as each child has different needs and personalities and although I thought this school would be adequate for her, it turns out it was not ideal. I think the school itself is fine, a typical academic traditional school that most average kids would do well in... but it wasn't a good match for my daughter who I believe needed more personal care as she takes a while to warm up. Some positives would be that the administrative staff is friendly and facilities are well maintained, they have some fun special activities like a visiting petting zoo during the summer. Their schedule is more working-parent friendly as they only close on national holidays. Some negatives that I've encountered is the lack of communication between the admin office and the teachers themselves. For example I had asked not to have my daughter moved to the 3's classroom yet the memo never got through to the teachers and they ended up taking her to the new classroom for a visit anyway. I would also get voicemails as they try to advertise their kindergarten program to me but they would refer to my daughter by a completely different name, on two separate voicemails on different occasions. I've witnessed a teacher bribe her kids with the promise of chocolate to get them to stay in line, only to get frustrated and threaten to take away the chocolate if they don't comply. I highly encourage all parents in search for a preschool to take the time to do all the tours of different styles of schools because it may surprise you which one you end up selecting for your child. Check out at least 2 of each style (montesorri style, play-based, etc...) before making a decision. read more

We chose Action Day Primary Plus as our son's first daycare. He started around the age of 8 months and stayed until he turned 2 years old. We were completely satisfied with his care during this time. All the teachers are caring and loving. It's a really great environment for the little ones. There's a lot of activities too for them. Thank you Action Day Primary Plus! read more

Every experience I've had here has been positive. My daughter loves it there. Interaction with staff (Miss Beki and Miss Jacklyn) have been exemplary. Highly recommended. read more

My children have been at Coventry since the beginning of the school year. My son is in their kindergarten program and my daughter in their preschool program. The office staff and teachers are kind, accommodating, helpful and really solution oriented. I am a single parent and having the school be so supportive makes a huge difference! My son's confidence and skills have improved dramatically in just 8 weeks and my daughter has made tremendous improvement potty training, as well as have made strides in her behavior. We couldn't live without Ms. Rosa, Ms. Karla, Ms. Laurie, Ms. April, Ms. Becky and Ms. Guerrero! read more

My son has been going to this branch for the past 3 yrs since he was 1 yr old. He throughly enjoyed this place, right from infant classroom, thru pre-K. The teachers helped to get him potty trained at this school. The teachers are approachable and very friendly. The summer programs are good in terms of arts, crafts and fun pot lucks. The ethnic diversity is a good mix. It is very organized to maintain children sick records, daily activity reports etc. I would definitely recommend this school to other parents. read more

I can't speak to experiences at this school for infants or toddlers, but I can tell you that it's great for pre-school aged kids. We love this school. Our daughter has been going here for the past year. She started when she 4 years old in the pre-K class with Ms. Angel, and now she is in Jr. Kindergarten with Ms. Amy. Both teachers are amazing, as are the other pre-K and Jr. K teachers. Our daughter only attended 2 days a week from January 2011 through August 2011, but by the end of the first week every teacher knew her name and knew both me and my husband. She started the Jr. K program the end of August, and now attends 5 days/week. She was in a home daycare prior to Coventry. We loved the daycare (it was grandma's daycare, so of course we loved it), but at 4 years old it was time to get exposure to other kids and get some additional education. Even going just 2 days a week, I couldn't believe how much she was learning just in the first few weeks. I love that the classes are small (12 students per teacher), and the office staff is spectacular. I think we got lucky because the new director had just started a few months before our daughter was enrolled. From the other reviews, it sounds like there were some staff issues previously. They did have one helper (not a teacher) that started working at the school last Spring. She was the most unfriendly person I'd ever met. She never smiled and always just complained about wishing the day was over so she could go home. My daughter seemed to like her, so I guess her sourness was reserved for the parents. She is no longer with the school, so that's an improvement for sure! I always thought she stuck out like a sore thumb because everyone was always so friendly. Maybe that's why she's gone. They have an excellent Summer program with all sorts of activites that vary each day. Some days they have a bounce house or pony rides, they make special food treats, have field trips, water play days, etc. Also, each week has a special theme. For example, one week is holidays where they focus on a different holiday each day: Valentines Day, Thanksgiving, St. Patricks, Halloween, etc. Or they have pirate week, etc. Last summer they had a visit from Peter Pan and Tinker Bell for the kids. I can't say enough about their Summer program. I really can't say enough great things about this school. read more

Our (nearly) two-year old daughter has been coming to this location for several months now and we've been extremely pleased with the level of care given at this location. We've been to two other Action Day locations, and while one was also very good.... let's just say that not all are equal in quality of care and customer service. This location on Campbell Ave has been nothing but accommodating to our needs, as we bring our daughter irregularly or "by arrangement" as it's called. The other locations were hit or miss whether we could get her in but Campbell Action Day has been nearly 100% reliable with only a rare occasion where we could not get her in for the day. When she's there, she seems very happy and excited to go and never anxious (as was the case at one of the other locations). The teachers in her room take a genuine interest and are always happy and friendly. At the end of the day upon pick-up, she is happy to see us and seems like she's had a fun, busy day with the other kids. The office staff are also extremely friendly, understanding, and customer-service oriented. We are very grateful to Action Day Campbell and highly recommended them for your childcare needs! read more

This is not a facility that encourages healthy social, emotional and intellectual development in a growing mind, but is rather a place to keep your child out of harms-way, diapered, and fed. The organization looks good on the surface with the decor, swings, website and staged kids structures in the front, but I was disturbed with the care she received there & transferred her to another daycare. My daughters behavior at home has changed in many negative ways after she began attending here with fits of rage & tantrums that are not her normal personality. I've noted that she now cries each time she see's one of the specific caretakers there and that alone is concerning to me & she still cries when I leave her. Prior to this daycare she loved her babysitter and so much so that my daughter would run to her with open arms and couldn't wait for me to leave so she could play. The ladies who tend to the children are constantly chastising the kids and I get a sense that it's just a job for them. The girls at the front desk appear kind, but it's not sincere or genuine. The women who directly care for the children lack degrees in child development as is obvious from the behavior & comments they exhibit. I was helping my daughter put away her lunch one day after we arrived and I heard one of the caretakers screaming at one of the toddlers in a manner that frightened even me. Whatever the reason, there was absolutely nothing a toddler might have done to deserve such a response. I've noted comments made to the children which are not appropriate and seen a caretaker holding down a screaming child so she could put her hair in pigtails (because she claims the little girl asked her to do it but then decided otherwise so she cried as she attempted to wiggle free). Perhaps is that they're put in so tight that in order to remove them they must be cut out. Nonetheless, the woman held her down to finish the hair job even though the girl was screaming and wanting her to stop. Shortly after this episode, a little boy came to her to imply he wanted his hair done and she responded, "What is this about little boys wanting their hair done? Little boys don't have their hair done. It's only for little girls. I just don't know what is going on in the world anymore." This same caretaker told me that my daughter once told her 'no' when she said it was time for a nap so the woman responded by telling her, "Don't you tell me 'no'. If you tell me 'no' again then I'm going to take your blanket away !". (Her blanket never leaves her arms and goes with her everywhere). After telling me this, she seemed quite impressed with herself in regards to her behavior management tactics. Go figure that this is the same woman who elicits a cry each time my daughter catches sight of her. The room the kids are kept in always smells of urine & feces. All things considered, this is not the place I want my daughter to spend extended time at and after discovering other reviews that echo my same concerns, I'm wise to seek alternatives for childcare. Only 3 months of being here was far too long. I've moved her to the Bucknall location and I could not be happier. read more

My child was at Primary Plus Coventry for about two years. Though we never had any out right horrible experiences there, we never had the most warm & fuzzy feeling either. My best advice to parents considering this center is to tour it and the Primary Plus on Bucknall in Saratoga. The two aren't located that far apart but the differences are night and day. You're going to pay the same fees at either location, but the Saratoga location features a much calmer, cleaner and positive environment for your child. *** WORTH NOTING: There are currently reviews posted for this specific location under two names: "Primary Plus School" and "Primary Plus Action Day- Coventry School" "Highlights" from our experience with the Coventry location: - Another reviewer nailed it; most of the time you'd go to pick up your child and the classroom would be out of control, complete with an overwhelmed teacher yelling at the kids. - There were some good teachers but also some bad ones. It didn't seem like any of them were happy to be there though. - There were a decent number of times we were called because of injuries our child received at the hand of another; bites, hits and a black eye due to another child intentionally throwing a rock at close range. I personally witnessed one teacher telling my child to hit back if attacked by another student. - There is either limited AC in the classrooms or they don't run it as often as they should. - The first teacher we were assigned complained that our child whined too much. Most of the kids in that class weren't old enough to speak yet and her statement really bothered me because our kid is one of the most mellow ever and if there truly was too much whining going on, there was a cause that wasn't being mentioned. - This one is going to sound bizarre, I realize... I had been packing what I felt to be more than substantial lunches for my child, only to be told by a couple of the teachers that I needed to pack more. I did and every day the lunch bag would come back empty and his daily activity sheet said that everything had been consumed. I was confused because on the weekends, my kid's food intake was much smaller. When we switched schools, I continued to pack crazy amounts of food for the first couple of weeks but all of a sudden, most of it was coming back home. Were they just throwing out all that food at Coventry? Were the workers there stealing food from kids? I don't know but I'm still bothered by that. It's just bizarre. read more

This review is for their infant/toddler program. I started my daughter at this location when she was 4 months old and I had to return to work. I was very nervous about day care as she was a fairly high-maintenance infant. (Did not self-soothe well, had bad acid reflux and always wanted to be held.) I had visited and observed about 5-6 different day cares so I knew that this was a solid program. Ms. Estella and her crew provided phenomenal care. She was super attentive to my daughter's needs and she often gave me great advice about taking care of my daughter (very helpful for me as a new mom). I'd even venture to say that she is a "baby-whisperer"! My daughter is now 14 months and has since been in two other classrooms for older babies. We are still happy with the program. We enjoy the parents-night-out options and the front office staff is always professional and friendly. read more

Almost two years after my initial review, it seems appropriate to provide an update. Our level of satisfaction with the child care that our daughter has received at this campus is very high. The staff really cares about the children and they take great effort in creating a well rounded program that offers room for individual growth. This is definitely far more than just a childcare or a daycare center. This is place where children are nurtured and given the opportunity to learn through play and the exploration of the world around them. We all want to offer our children the best... Action Day is the best! read more

My son has been at this school for almost 6 months now, and we really like it. The administrative staff is always available should we have any questions, and the teachers are absolutely wonderful; they are very patient with my son who is having a hard time getting into the flow of school, and they give him the attention he needs to get comfortable with his surroundings. All in all we've been having a great experience. read more

Our son has been attending ADPP for a year now and we cannot say enough positive things about it. We have referred friends and family, which says a lot! He started here when he was 3 months old and he is well cared for, loved and taken great care of. We are very happy with our decision to have them take care of our son while we are at work! read more

My son went here as a 3 year old. I found it quite average. No academics or anything, just plain day care. Initially his teachers were temporary and they change every day and my guy used to be very upset. Luckly who got into a class with a permanent teacher and he was saved. So it all depends on luck and hence there is no standard. read more

My daughter really enjoys her time at Action Day. I too am a first time mommy and was afraid of leaving her at 2 years old. She has only been with family for the past two years. I felt the need to share how loving and caring Miss Esther and Miss Tuha are. I love how they will share details with me about her day including a written report on the # of diaper changes and her food intake. The ladies were wonderful at soothing her during that first week when she had a little separation anxiety as well. The office staff is also great! They would provide updates when I started to miss my daughter and call to check in. I believe there have been changes to upper management since the last reviews were written. We have had nothing but a positive experience here. Thank you Action Day. read more

First and foremost, my kids love it, and that's testament enough for me. When I pick them up in the afternoon, they often shoo me away telling me to pick them up later. So I think that says plenty about the site and the teachers. I am frustrated with two things, however. The inconsistent staffing, and the price. Holy moly is it expensive!! Not only is the tuition high, but there are a ton of added costs on top of regular tuition. My oldest is in the Jr. K program and the program is great. He's reading and writing, and he's four. He's making friends, and he loves Miss Jaclyn. He also loved Mr. Johan until he was taken away and placed at another site. My youngest is in "K land" and while the teachers are generally good, they're not always consistently there. Often when I pick him up, there are teachers in there that I have never seen, so I know they have no idea who my child is. Overall, my kids are happy, so I'm happy. No child care program is going to be perfect, and I get that. We're all human and we work with what we've got. ADPP is great, but they certainly have room to grow. read more

This is the best educationa and fun place that you could have your kid at. We've had our Son in two different locations for 5 or 6 years and I feel that he is more advanced and well-adjusted than he would have been. read more

Our son and daughter joined the Action Day family over 4 years ago. I say "family" because that is truly what the Action Day staff are, family. They have consistently provided the best care for our children. Care that includes open and consistent communication to parents, clean and updated facilities that provide enrichment for children of all ages, and opportunities for kids to expand their potential (through onsite dance classes, summer camps and more). Action Day fosters a sense of community with its kids and families through seasonal celebrations, graduations and open houses. The staff is made a of a diverse group of incredibly caring people that we will miss dearly. I highly recommend Action Day Campbell to any family looking for trustworthy quality care. read more

My son been attending school here for 1+ year and we have been very please with the teachers and curriculum that they have. The staff are very friendly and responsive to our inquiry. We are planning to put our second son into school when he is ready. I highly recommend any parents that are looking for a daycare/ pre k school for their child to check out primary plus. read more

My daugher is now 4 and has been going here for almost two years! We are so happy with how she has developed and learned so much from her AWESOME teachers! The staff is super helpful and always smiling! I feel safe with her there and that is so important for a family to feel. They take the time for each and every child and adjust to their needs. She has learned to to deal with feelings in a positive way and learned how to express her feelings with words withour getting upset. They really feel like a family enviroment and its great seeing the same children and parents month after month. She loves to go to school and enjoys learning! Miss Rosa and Miss Elle are just amazing with the kids in their classrooms! I hope every child has teachers that care like these two. Everyone in the office is ready with a smile for any question you have or even were there for hugs at the begning when we were adjusting to me working and being away from my daughter, with the seperation part they took extra care of both of us and helped us every step ofthe way. I enjoy going there daily and participating in the classroom parties, egg hunts, halloween parades and so much more! Its a great school!! read more

I am pretty disappointed with this school. There are a few of the teachers that I like on a personal level, but the actual care here is not something I am proud to say I have subjected my step son to for way too long. I was called to come get him for his behavior more times than i can count, yet when i get there he is fine, behaving, listening, even helping. While the assistant director insisted he was "insufferable" and "uncontrollable" many times I would feel bad and go to talk to the people he was so horrible to so he could apologize, yet that person would say there was no problem, even insist that he "never acted like that with them". I actually sat in on a morning, and watched them feed the children packages of 2 pop tarts at a time - no wonder they are so hyped up. And cookies and candy and chips and ice cream and popsicles for snacks? What about apples and oranges? Even graham crackers or ritz are better than all of the sugar they put in them. I would pick him up from school to find his lunch had not been eaten and there were fruit loops in his lunch box. What happened to cheerios? Or the days i would send him a lunch and they would give him a hot lunch instead - my guess because he insisted. Why give in to this behavior? Why not teach a child that kind of behavior is unacceptable and to learn to appreciate what they have? Again, they wonder why he behaves the way he does with them. They have taught him that acting this way gets him what he wants. Many times i went to a classroom that was overwhelming. The teacher was overwhelmed, the children were uncontrollable, there was complete chaos. Children throwing things at each other, hitting one another, and the "teacher" is completely ignoring them. My mother in law went and sat in her car in the parking lot to observe playtime a few weeks ago and actually saw a teacher hold a child so another child could hit him repeatedly. What does that teach? She spoke of the "teachers" all sitting at a bench talking while the children went unsupervised. How safe is that? My favorite part? I noticed the school fees are as much as the ones for my daughter, who attends a private school elsewhere. Same cost, yet my daughter learned French in Kindergarten. Primary Plus could not even deal with my step son's potty accidents and teach him to use the bathroom let alone teach him another language. There are too many kids in each room, they are understaffed and undereducated on how to DEAL with children. Unfortunately, because of circumstances, my poor step son had to attend for way too long. 3 or 4 years. I am now willing to quit my job and stay at home rather than send him there another day. I spent more time picking him up from there than I did at work anyways it seemed. How do they think a child feels when they make him feel unwanted? They wait for him to look at them and call me to come get them insisting he is bad just to get us to get so tired of doing it that we just pull him out. I really feel for the people like us who had no other choice at the time. I wouldn't recommend this school to anyone who has a child who needs more than just someone to sit in the same room with them all day and ignore them. read more