My child goes to daycare here. she goes in happy, and comes home happy. They serve a healthy…read morevariety of foods and have a fun curriculum.

I recently enrolled my son Ollie in the center. We were blown away by how much better Primrose was…read morein comparison to the other child care centers in the area. While the center does cost more, I personally feel that it is worth it. The facilities are cleaner, the staff is more professional, and the quality of care is simply higher. We received updates throughout the day, and our son appears to love his time there. :)

Our family has had children at Five Oaks for 12 years, and their experience there has given them a…read morestrong foundation for school and life. Two of my children went all the way through and finished the Middle School Program and they left Five Oaks more than prepared for high school! FOA students are smart, well rounded, compassionate, confident and independent. FOA is truly a gem in the Upstate. The staff are some of the most wonderful people you will ever meet, and they work hard to make Five Oaks amazing. Sure, there were a few hiccups along the way, because schools and people aren't perfect. But, overall, I don't think we I could have found a better school for our kids.

Five Oaks Academy has serious problems, i was never a student there however my boyfriend was and he…read morecame out of that school extremely depressed, from my understanding it's not the teachers that are the problem but the admin, i would like to call out one admin in particular, Susan Brown, Susan Brown is NOT someone you want around your child as she did absolutely nothing when my boyfriend was called the f slur, or bullied, or called names. I don't care what political spectrum you are, or your beliefs, we should all agree that an adult in power should protect the students from not just outside threats but to real, life ruining, trauma inducing, bullying that happens inside the school and Susan Brown failed. She failed as an admin, she failed as an adult in school, she failed as a protector, and she failed at being a kind person. Looking on greatschools you will find multiple other reports that bullying is a major problem at this school and the teachers turn a blind eye to bullying both physical bullying and verbal bullying because it's up to the admins to administer punishment, and you know what person shouldn't be at the head of this? I'll tell you, an admin who doesn't care about the bullying. I would also like to bring to light that i believe she didn't care about my boyfriend being called the f slur because of her political belief.

Wonderful learning atmosphere...the teachers are loving and caring...the kids are learning letters,…read morenumbers, songs and so much more all through playful lessons

From the owner: The Kids Place Montessori School offers small classes for pre-school aged children up through…read morekindergarten. We focus on fostering a safe and enriching learning environment that promotes individuality while preparing the child for their next steps in life.

My nine year-old daughter has attended Holy Cross Academy since she was six weeks-old. Almost all…read moreof the teachers from '09 are still with the academy and this says a lot about the environment. It is more than a preschool, daycare, afterschool, etc...it is a safe, clean, educational, active, family-oriented, Christian environment. I will truly be sad when she ages-out of the program in middle school. If I were to have any more children, this is the only place he or she would attend. I am so happy she has been an 'HCA Kid'!

From the owner: Holy Cross Academy stands out because it truly feels like a second home for children. The staff is…read moreattentive, nurturing, and genuinely invested in each child's growth. They focus not only on early learning but also on character development, routines, and social skills that help children thrive. Communication with families is consistent, and parents are always kept informed about their child's day. The clean, structured environment and caring teachers make Holy Cross Academy a place where children feel safe, loved, and encouraged to learn.

I would NOT recommend La Petite academy. My family is from out of state, and we had a family…read moreemergency, upon return La Petite dis enrolled her. Without notice, without warning, a child who has been in their care for nearly two years. The only way I found out she was no longer enrolled is because I wrote them an email, asking why I was unable to see the payment portal that is due weekly. Their response was she was disenrolled and they were sending the bill to collections so I am to pay it that week or else. There was no written correspondence of disenrollment, and they never once asked if my daughter was okay or thought it to be unusual her absence. A kick to the face for a 3 year old, and an eye opener for parents as it showed me how they don't care about their students. But they do care enough to send the bill to colllections. Business as usual, I suppose. Aside from that, just a few weeks prior she came home stating a child hit her, when I inquired about it the young lady I asked stated that the child who hits not only her but multiple children, is special needs. Which I believe was her justification for students getting hit. Said child had no designated class, and she reassured me, he was only in that class "sometimes". La petite is disorganized having children shuffle around different classrooms and transactional.

I was nervous about putting my 16 month into daycare but la petite has made our first daycare…read moreexperience great! Teachers are caring and nice. They have video streaming which is very important that I'm able to watch my son during the day. They have put him on a set schedule that we now also do at home. I would recommend this daycare to anyone!

My daughter is almost 6 years old and attended here for a little under a year with previous ballet…read moreexperience. While her teacher was very sweet, my family and I were extremely disappointed with the overall recital experience. I completely understand that young children won't perform perfectly, but these routines were practiced for months and many of the dancers genuinely looked lost on stage. Most of the kids were staring offstage at their teacher the entire time for direction, and the performances overall seemed very unprepared and disorganized. Unfortunately, it wasn't just the younger classes either -- several of the older groups also appeared confused and messy during their routines. In my opinion, a large part of the issue was that the recital dances were not started early enough in the year for the kids to feel confident and prepared. To make matters worse, tickets were $20 per person for a recital held at the studio itself, which felt excessive considering the quality of the production. We also paid an additional $15 for a recital video link that still has not been sent out 4 days later, and there was no communication that there would be a delay. Had I known, I would have just recorded it myself. I'm not usually someone who leaves negative reviews, but I also noticed there weren't many realistic parent reviews available, so I wanted to share my honest experience for other families considering this studio. Unfortunately, we will not be returning.

Dance Arts Greenville is an amazing dance studio! I moved here from another studio this year (2021)…read moreand they were so welcoming and nice! They have so many preformance options, mostly for ages 12+, but if you're in 3rd grade you can audition for their nutcracker! It really is an amazing environment, and they are super understand! And they have the cutest mascot named Ellie (their puppy!)