My family has been part of CAPS for the past four years and I have been happy that they were part…read moreof my children's early years. The staff are communicative, caring, kind, and responsive. They have been attentive to my children and flexible with our needs. My children were not the easiest and they were willing to work with us and try out different things. Here, children are taught to be be kind to each other, and to share, praise, uplift each other, and be accountable for solving problems. Praise, sticker charts, and time away (breaks) are used to help children learn skills or reflect on their behaviors. Children have access to the giant yard, which allows for outdoor classes, picnics, and learning about nature. I liked how the area was also mostly shaded. There are many different toys, sensory items, and games available for children to engage with daily. I am always greeted warmly by staff and can see that they truly love children and adore them as if they were their own. They capture precious photos to share with parents. I can easily communicate by phone, text, email, or through the ProCare app and receive a quick response. I have visited many sites and decided on this one because the facilities felt comfortable, modern, clean, and spacious. Their tuition is also reasonable for the area. Parking is steps to the classroom and is always available making it convenient and safe. The preschool is located inside next to a church away from any main roads and is gated. My family will miss the CAPS team very much as they are truly a gem. They provide a quality program and develop children by preparing them how to socialize and operate in structured and unstructured environments.

Our son joined Carter Avenue at age 4 in the Fall of 2019 when they just finished remodeling…read moreseveral classrooms. Being on the spectrum and dealing with quite a bit of a speech delay, he had struggled for years to find a daycare or pre-school that was the right fit for him. When we did the initial tour, Ms. Rachel and Ms. Laura exuded so much warmth that we immediately felt welcome within the CAPS community. We were so hopeful, but still a little anxious about our son fitting in, so we started with 2 days a week. He immediately took to Ms Nansi in the T-K Tigers classroom. She embraced him with so much love and patience and built that trust with him very early on. He also built a wonderful relationship with his other teacher Ms Emma who was often the one to provide us with his report during pickup. From the first week on, we knew he was in wonderful hands and he began making friends immediately. I think it speaks volumes when your child jumps out of bed with excitement to go to school. 10/10 would recommend Carter Ave!

I am updating this review after 3 years since my son is now moving on to the school district this…read moremonth :*(. Creative Beginnings is truly the best preschool you can ask for, and specifically with my neurodivergent son, he has progressed and accomplished so much in thanks to the hard work of his teachers and the director. His life would honestly not be the same if he hadn't attended this school for the last 3 years. In fact, his private speech therapist told me that this is the best school she's ever been to. Aside from the accommodations and support they provided my son, I'm amazed at how much our tuition gave us: kung fu, soccer, music teachers visited on a weekly basis, a low student teacher ratio, field trips, and so much more. I think the mix of structure (weekly lesson plans for each class) and free play is perfect for kids as well. I also want to note that the teacher turnover is very low, and most of the main teachers have been there for many many years. In addition to just being a warm, welcoming place, my son also thrived academically here. His school district assessment showed that he is on track academically for kindergarten, thanks to the hard work of his teachers.

We sent both the kids to this preschool. It was such a blessing. All the teachers are amazing…read more Highly recommend

We had two kids attend BrightStar - aged 2.5 and 4 at the time of writing…read more BrightStar represents their namesake well by exuding a bright, cheerful ambiance that you feel from the moment you drop off your kid all the way to pick up time. The staff is very approachable and communicates well through daily updates. The Christian values that the staff teaches - both explicitly and implicitly - are also in line with the teachings that we want to foster our children with. We had hoped to continue sending both our kids here until at least TK; however, a recent move has made the commute difficult. Overall, I truly can't recommend a better daycare in the area.

My child had a wonderful year at BrightStar. Taking care of children is more than just a job; it…read morerequires a dedication that goes beyond a career. It involves impacting a child's personality and life. I believe that maintaining such a mindset and mission is not easy for every teacher. However, every teacher and staff we met here possessed that spirit. You could feel the energy and positive attitude they brought, and I believe that those qualities flowed into the children, including my own child and our family. I am grateful for having met such dedicated and passionate teachers. Thank you for making this past year so wonderful for my child.

My daughter has been coming here since she was 1.5 and we really love this place. She's been…read morethriving and she loves her teachers and friends. The director and teachers really care about the kids and it shows. Thank you to the team for all that you do.

My younger daughter just graduated from "Discovery years" to attend transitional kindergarten. She…read morehas been in this school since she was 18 months old. She attended every classrooms in this fantastic school. She had great time in every classroom (2/3/4 yrs classroom) and loved every teacher. The Director, Ms. Nahzie always hires the best teachers for the children. My elder daughter who is in grade 2 now also attended Discovery Years. Children does a lot of independent activities, make friends and do a lot of indoor/outdoor play. Compared to other daycare, we feel that the teachers genuinely care and love the children. We are very fortunate to find such a wonderful daycare in our neighborhood where our children had spent their most important years with great care and love.

This is a long due review…read more My son started this daycare when he was 2 and now he is 5, ready for kindergarten!! The school curriculum gets them ready for the kindergarten and has played a crucial role in his early development. The caring and dedicated staff including Ms Gulshan, Ms Michelle, Ms Faith and Ms Aditi have created a nurturing environment that has not only fostered his academic growth but also provided a strong foundation for social skills. I appreciate the daycare's commitment to creating a safe and stimulating space for children to learn and grow. Highly recommended for parents looking for a quality childcare experience.

I went to tour at the academy and met with Adidi the director. I was very impressed with the way…read morethe place is run, and was on board, sadly the commute is going to take a toll since it will end up being a bit of a drive back and forth but I still wanted to take the time to write this review. My observations were during the tour the place is very nurturing and 'inclusive'. It feels there are many kids that are in different levels and they all get embraced wonderfully ensuring each one reaches their full potential. It didn't feel like any kid was singled out. They also do a good job in mixing the younger children with the older one's during class at times and lunch, just to give kids opportunity to work on social interaction. The school has an amazing spacious playground and they also have updates through their brightwheel app. All and all a quality place to send your kids. I was happy to sign up but if it wasn't for the distance I would have enrolled him yesterday. Thank you Adidi.

My son started here at 18 months, he's 21 months now. Honestly didn't expect this much growth this…read morefast. His teachers are so patient with him -- like genuinely patient, not just professionally patient. He's a toddler, so that means a lot to us. He's picking up new words, learning to do small things on his own, and actually happy to go in the mornings. That last part says everything. The environment feels calm and intentional. Highly recommend for families looking for a quality Montessori start.

My daughter started when she was 21 months old and was enrolled in the infant class. Within 2 days…read moreshe got use to the new environment and within a week she started enjoying going to the daycare. She was extremely attached to the teachers specially Miss Martha. The teachers are really loving towards the kids and genuinely care. She has now transitioned to the 2year toddler class and we are really grateful for all the love and care the teachers give.

This is no longer Galileo Preschool. The owner is now Bright Horizons…read more The management no longer screens students and allow students to hit, bite and scratch teachers and other students. Curriculum is weak and often skipped because of class size, it has become daycare only.

Final Update - Summer 2018…read more Well I figured I'd finish sharing our journey here at Galileo. 1st child went through room 1, 2 and 3. Now my second child finished rooms 1,2 and 3 today. What a journey and our family can't thank the staff, teachers and Mrs. Burns enough for growing our last baby up into a Kinder Student! We will always be extremely grateful to Galileo Preschool.

I can't believe how fast the year flew by--it's true what they say: time really does fly when…read moreyou're having fun! Moving my son from a quiet preschool into the energetic, social environment at Toddler Town was one of the best decisions we made. He blossomed--making friends, growing in confidence, and thriving in such a diverse and supportive setting. I'm so impressed with his handwriting, his growing grasp of math, his ability to recognize and write numbers up to 50, and even start reading sight words! What sets Toddler Town apart is the consistently excellent communication and genuine care: the small surprises like holiday treats, popsicles, or fun accessories make each day feel extra special and consistent communication through the bright wheel app and pictures. Neeka and Sarah (the owners) are hands-on and clearly devoted to the children's happiness and growth. Thanks to Toddler Town's strong focus on both academics and social development, I have no doubt he'll excel in kindergarten. We're deeply grateful to everyone at Toddler Town--you made this year amazing!

We have had such a good experience with Toddler Town. The teachers are wonderful and truly care…read moreabout every child in the school. My son has food allergies and every concern we had was met with prompt action and most importantly his safety ensured. Our son is so happy to learn and make new friends and his parents know he is in the best of hands. If you're looking for a school to go above and beyond for your child then Toddler Town is a great place to be!

Delight Schools does something rare: their blended Montessori and traditional academic model…read moreactually delivers on its promise, and Ms. Archana is the proof. She navigated our son's transition from preschool into structured reading, writing, and math with such skill and warmth that he never hit a wall - he just grew. The curriculum is a big part of why. Subject-based teaching starts in Kindergarten, with each teacher bringing real depth in their area, plus early exposure to foreign languages and robotics so the foundation is far richer than a typical kindergarten. The low teacher-student ratio ties it together. His teachers actually know him - not just his reading level, but where he stalls and where he races ahead so the academics are genuinely tailored to him rather than paced to a class average. The rigor is real, but never at the expense of hands-on learning or his love of going to school each day. Paired with steady communication between teachers and families, it's been one of the best decisions we've made for him.

Delight Montessori was a perfect choice for my 4 year old who had missed the in-person pre-school…read moreexperience due to shelter-in situation in 2020. It was a smooth, zero-tears transition for my child into a full day program. Ms. Rashida is a very loving and excellent teacher for little ones. Kids love her and respect her! Ms. Archana is always available and she's very involved in all school operations. Love this school, teachers, classmates and fellow parents. - Happy parent of a happy student!

My son was here for just over a year transitioning from infant to toddler class. I liked how the…read moreschool updated the family with their apps in informing parents when they changed their diaper, what they ate, what time they took their nap, and had pictures every day of what the kids learned/did. Things I didn't like: Too big of a center to too many kids- My son had a runny nose every day for a year. The moment we took him out and brought him to another daycare he stopped getting sick. Very expensive in comparison to other daycares. They are a franchise so they are very well structured but lacks warmth. Talking to the teachers and staff, they are very professional but lacks sincerity. The moment I told them I'm taking my son out and gave them the 1 month notice I could tell the front staff attitude was different. Teachers are good however, but it seems like they don't get much say in how they want to teach their kids since it is a franchise.

This facility is clean and well-run. My son was safe there. BUT, Bright Horizons in general is…read moreextremely process-oriented and the teachers spend more time on paperwork (and are more concerned with that) than they do with the kids. Also, since the facility is rented from a school, it is somewhat cold when compared to other daycares/pre-schools. So, after 5 months at BH, I moved my son to Creative Beginnings in San Jose. We both LOVE it. The biggest differences: * More seasoned teachers (with no turnover) - BH has lots of turn over * Friendlier, more colorful, homey environment (more rooms/areas to explore - I think this promotes independence/confidence) - at BH they are in one room all day * MUCH nicer outdoor facility with more amenities (more bikes, more variety of play structures, more variety of activities they can do - they can paint and read too) At BH, they have to be led by a rope to the outside, the water fountain and bathrooms are outside the gates, and the activities are limited. * Good age mix - the day is spent mixed with all kids and then breaking out into smaller age ranges in classes (at BH, age ranges are too large, so young 2 year olds are mixed with older 3 year olds to the detriment of both - and there's no opportunity to learn how to be kind to/help little kids or learn from older kids) * More active learning (BH focuses primarily on passive learning, CB has a lot of physical learning activities). This is a huge difference. Also, gym and music classes are included in the fee and ALL kids participate, you don't get pulled out of your class to do it. And, interestingly, there was always somebody crying at BH for some reason or another, and a lot of hitting/biting and acting out going on. I think they are too big, too process-oriented, and too structured, and kids this age benefit more from an environment that transitions them more gently to school. Importantly for me, I also think the facility doesn't foster independence (for example, the kids can't get water or go to the bathroom on their own while playing outside! - crazy) Bright Horizons is good for passive kids with parents who find reassurance through paperwork; Creative Beginnings, on the other hand, focuses on the children and is a more nurturing environment. And last but not least, if academics are a concern, my son is 4 and already knows how to read, thanks to the work at CB. They offer it all.