Exceptional opportunity for children to grow, develop, gain confidence and learn! This school…read moreoffers children a healthy structured environment for learning and creativity!

We have 2 boys that have been going to GSLC for day care since they were both about 1 year old and…read morewe have nothing but positive things to say about the program. Our oldest, now 4, attends pre-K and has been growing by leaps and bounds. When he finishes up with the school day he transitions seamlessly back over to the daycare. The management here is very kind and personal; this is a smaller operation and everyone gets to know your family well. We have never felt like just a number and our boys absolutely adore the staff. The biggest positIve in my book is that beyond just learning the basics, the kids get a firm spiritual foundation that teaches them to love God and others. My wife and I both highly recommend this place.

After having a scary experience with another local daycare, I was pleased to have found Good…read moreShepherd. We have been using them for a little over 6 months now and have been very pleased with the care our child receives. The coordinator is very responsive, the teachers are kind and attentive, and the rooms are clean and appropriate. We are so happy here and plan to keep our child here for the foreseeable future.

This is both a child care center and a coordinating facility for a network of home-based providers…read more The facility looks very clean, and the staff were friendly. I did not use the facility, though because came here to coordinate the payment of my home provider when I was a teen mom. They had a program to subsidize care, which I really appreciated when I was finishing high school.

I went to this day care from Kindergarten to 3rd Grade! This place is my childhood! Every staff and…read moreteacher in the building is so very kind & caring! This place deserves a 5 star!! 10/10!! Thank you for making my childhood great!

The past five months have been a nightmare for our family and our son culminating with us pulling…read morehim out of there this morning after threatening expulsion. He is 3 years old. It's a real shame to post this as the staff and teachers here are truly caring and knowledgeable. Since the change in directors a few months ago though our son has increasingly struggled without receiving the help he needed. He was branded as a problem child for not wanting to engage in activities all the time and for misbehaving. Again, he is 3 years old and when there are 20+ toddlers running around in a single room with just 2 teachers, I'm not sure what they expect. I've frequently seen other children pushing, biting, hitting, and engaging in the usual sort of behavior that young children engage in as they learn social norms. All of which is tolerated even though it is a safety issue. Our son was singled out though and it soon became apparent that the leadership was more concerned with documenting everything for purposes of covering themselves rather than coordinating with his pre-k teachers on ways to help him. We are now stuck in a very difficult position of having to separate our son from his friends and teachers. As a final slap in the face we were told that he could still visit for a week or so as long as someone was available to pick him up at any time. Now ask yourselves this question...why would anyone need daycare if they were already available to get him? We are reasonable people who love our son, and we can say without hesitation that the past several months at Growing Green put incredible stress on our son and family. Communication with parents is poor, and they will not hesitate to expel your child if he isn't able to conform easily. In short, research your options beforehand and don't make a decision based on a single discussion or tour. This decision can have a serious impact on your family as it has ours.

Rating this 5 stars so that others can see. When I started…read morebringing my daughter here about 6 months back I thought it was the best daycare because of the love Ms. Sophia has for her children. Well just recently my mother dropped my 2 year old off like a normal thing. And as she was leaving she heard the director (Wanda) yelling at a child "Noo! Don't do that pick it up!!!!" My mom decided to stick around longer to see if she would continue yelling. And she did so she went to the main hallway and saw through the window Wanda had grabbed a chair and forcefully sat MY 2 year old down and tied her own scarf around my babies arms together while placing her leg between my babies privates to restrict her form moving. We have a dcfs case open with this lady. This is a parents worst nightmare!!! My baby is not the same any more :( . Parents if your child cries or doesn't want to stay at a daycare they're most likely being abused please be careful and take care of your children.

Great child development center love the values that they teach my children. The staff is great we…read morebeen going to little bear for almost a year and just love it there. They have a great curriculum for the kids during the school year they get your child ready for kindergarten!

Super nice and supportive staff who runs this testing center. They radiate with so much positivity…read moreand helpfulness while maintaining the strict standards of the center and the exams. I drove up from Chicago and would not have wanted to test anywhere else. Super efficient check in process and nice facility - easy drive from Chicago and plenty of free parking!!!

They do a great job in getting people in and processed for their exam. The only downside for me is…read morethat the room is too warm. Otherwise, they give you earplugs or headphones. Everything you need to make your testing experience positive. Make sure to bring two pieces of ID...one with a photo. And you may have to frisk yourself before the exam. This is normal exam policy nationwide these days.