I went here as a child. I remember getting into a LOT of trouble because I liked to have fun. What…read morekid doesn't? The rules are VERY strict and now that I look back, older and more experienced as to why some rules are established, they are STILL to tight. The classic kid's game 'tag' is not permitted to be played on the playground. There is a hill on the side of the school and they do not permit kids to climb it. I grew up with tag, so that's disappointing. The education itself, I don't remember very much. I remember how awesome my fourth grade year was, and that was because of the teacher. Unfortunately, that teacher is no longer there because he was transferred. The same principal, Ms. Warner, that is there now was there when I attended. I miss my child-days.

While we were of course nervous as new parents leaving our 7 month old daughter for the first time,…read morethe staff at Learning Tree Algonquin are incredibly caring and attentive and our worries quickly disappeared. Our daughter loves coming to daycare each day, and we're so glad we are a part of the Learning Tree family. We are also very grateful that they were able to accommodate us for part time daycare (3 days/week) while other centers would have required we find another family on our own to cover the other 2 days. Can't recommend them enough!

The staff at The Learning Tree are caring and responsive. All four of my children have spent time…read morethere over many years, from infancy through preschool. The preschool program is great preparation for kindergarten. The building is clean and well-maintained. I recommend The Learning Tree!

We have loved having our son in this preschool for the past two years. We can't wait to move to the…read morenew facility in 2020!

I can't say enough good things about this place. We were new to the area and happened upon this…read morepreschool for my 3 year old. We were welcomed with open arms! The environment is warm and nurturing, the staff really cares about the children and you can tell they absolutely love their job. Michelle the director is one of the sweetest people you will ever meet. She goes out of her way to explain the preschool program and the process which is is so important to families sending their child to school for the first time. The curriculum was fantastic as well. Not only did my child learn about God's love but he came home saying some words in Spanish, singing new songs, making cute art projects and even writing his name! I'm so happy I found this school, we have since joined the church as well because of the wonderful experience and amazing people we have met.

Children's House is a nurturing and encouraging school. The teachers are some of the best I have…read moreever known and class room sizes are perfect for the individualized care our children need. I highly recommend setting up an appointment to view the school and talk to Donna.

Initially I wasn't sure what the best options for my children were heading into preschool, but I…read moreknew that the teacher to student ratio was a key indicator giving children the possibility of individual development and excelled learning. It was important for me to do the research all the schools and even talk to parents that had children in the school before I could make a good choice. There are a number of preschool options in this area, including public, Christian, and places like KinderCare. None of these options provided optimal class sizes, and through my investigation I came to see that the methods developed by Dr. Maria Montessori were critical to the development young children. I was thrilled to find Children's House Montessori School where my children received specialized made-for-them scholastic development. While my children are both still very young, other parents with children that have gone through Children's House Montessori School explain that children leave with above average skills and the confidence to use them. Very grateful for the school, program, and exceptional teachers that love their work and their students.

I sent my daughter to Gilberts Elementary for her second grade year. It was her teacher in…read moreparticular that I had problems with, as she was extremely aggressive toward my daughter. My daughter had undiagnosed Dyslexia. This teacher (according to other moms with kids who'd come home with the story) verbally berated her for 10 minutes straight for not remembering to read a passage. She learned a lot and got along swimmingly with other children, but that one teacher soured my impression of the school as a whole.

This school is very high - tech. All teachers were nice, Exept Mrs. Stanek. She actually pushed me…read moreout of her way. I, to this day still do not know the reason. She displayed very obvious favoritism. The "walk the line" deal. 1 kid, let's call him Caleb. Caleb didn't hear the WTL whistle. He got inside, crying and told Mrs. Stanek about it and she told him it was fine, she even hugged him. And me, same deal, she got all up in my face and screamed at me calling me " ridiculous " I got my card moved to red the order of card colors went, Gold, Green, Yellow, Red, White, Blue. Guess who was the only kid who got on Gold. CALEB!!! I honestly hope that this woman got fired. Mrs. Wright was very kind, along with Mr. Hough and Mrs. Schafer. Extremely disappointing. If you don't remember an Eliza, that's because it's not my real name. It's Ava.

I was so impressed with this recreation center. It's family friendly and very, very safe.. It's…read moreright next to a small little zoo and there is zip lining on the property. We had a birthday party for my one year-old great nephew in April and it was fantastic. Shelter house had a very nice kitchen, and there was ample electricity throughout the shelter ; very, very clean good scenery everywhere

This facility doesn't deliver on their words "...dedicated to enhancing the quality of life through…read moreexceptional parks, facilities, and community-driven programming.". They allow bullies to stay on the Women's Volleyball league and A-level competitive players to play against less-experienced players (B/BB, C, D-levels) in 1 co-rec league. It causes alot of court/game problems regarding positions and cohesiveness to play together safely. I was on the Winter/January 2024 VB league and experienced negative incidents from female players. As a long-standing BB/B level VB player, I bring my positive attitude in playing with teams and mates but many players don't share the same standards. I was born legally 65% deaf and my disability often confuses people since I can't engage in normal conversation, often mistakenly read as being anti-social. Everyone in leagues I play on are alerted about my hearing disability. 1/29/2024: teammate Donna (same team Spike-N-Spice, captain Brandy Valentine) cowardly pushed/jabbed my back from behind during a game. I was caught off-guard considering she and I have never had problems, but I sensed anomisity from her the beginning. No avail as to why. Recollecting myself, I ignored her cowardly aggresssiveness and continued playing with proper sportmanship. She never explained to me why she pushed me nor did I ask her and I couldn't trust her anymore. Captain Brandy chose to not act upon this assault, and I took myself off the team. I emailed Dundee Township managment providing full incident details. Tammy Greco, Superintendent of Rec, contacted me back only saying general words of "Thank you for sharing your feelings, it's been addressed." There were no resolutions given to me as to the outcome of Donna's bad behavior. This incident wasn't based on "feelings", it was based on a physical assault per videotapes. Since the township choose to not act, I don't feel safe to continue coming here, assured that behavior like this won't be allowed.