Wonderful staff and care. The children come first. The pre school doesn't seem to advertise much,…read more but families seem to stay year after year as siblings come in as infants or toddlers and stay to "graduate" from the Kinder-prep program. The only thing missing is a before and after school program for the local Howard county public school. The costs are reasonable and the program and care are excellent

Three of my kids attended this school and we loved the school and the teachers, especially Ms…read more Kathy and Ms. Stephanie. But I'm only giving 3 stars because of their cancellation policy. We cancelled 60 days prior to our youngest started school in September, but lost two months worth of tuition deposit, which was $1,540. We explained our situation to the director, Damita Robinson, that we had to cancel due to our PCS to a different state, but she gave zero refund simply saying that she cannot deviate from the contract. They do not have a prorated refund policy. If you cancel after a certain date, you will lose all of your deposit. In my honest opinion, the school's cancellation policy is unjust and unethical. Why did I have to lose all of $1,540 for no school attended? It disheartens me to only give 3 stars to a school that our three kids loved so much.

I was very excited for my son to attend Arco Iris. He attended for two years. He enjoyed the first…read moreyear but the second year was not good. I think the school is beautiful and does a great job with marketing. However, I noticed that my son did not learn much. They told me that they use the Univ. of Maryland bilingual curriculum. My son did not learn basic numbers or alphabets in spanish,or much else. The center is also located in a professional building. My son had some behavioral challenges his second year there. He was fine the first year. I believe the owner was more focused on the noise level and the "image" of the school. I removed my son and placed him in a small bilingual center. He learned spanish numbers, colors and alphabet within about two months. His current teacher does not have any issues with his behavior and he loves school. Arco staff was friendly and professional, however I am not confident that they are up for the challenges of bilingual education of young children.

Great school, with excellent and caring management. A true asset to the community and great…read morebilingual environment delivering a nurturing and fun environment.

Great center! The app gives us updates and the staff are so nice. Their mask policy is also super…read morecomforting given the times.

My son has been attending Kindercare since he turned 18 months (he is now 3). I can truly say that…read morethis center is the best. They have a structured program for all ages. The children don't just run around all day not learning anything. Each class has a curriculum that caters to the development milestones of that age. They provide meals, which I like, and also do potty training. Another bonus is every quarter, they have parent-teacher conferences, which allows you to learn what your child is doing and where he/she can improve. Now, every childcare center is not perfect and I know that searching for childcare for a child is hard (and sometimes frustrating)...but I think you will like Kindercare. It's worth the cost. My son has great social skills, a strong vocabulary, and is learning to read/write. I love Kindercare!

My 4 year old has hw and is excited about it. You know that's a good program! They enjoy teaching…read morethe children and the staff are genuinely interested in teaching the children a strong curriculum. It's a great start for the little ones.

My 6 year old is an Alumni of Milestone Enrichment Center and my 3 year old is currently enrolled…read more The Milestone program definitely get's your kids more than prepared for their next stage of education. The staff has a genuine interest in the well being of your children as well as making you feel like family; it truly is a community environment. It is not uncommon to see Milestone Alum come back to visit.

Unprofessional director Hallema !!! They do not truly care about your experience or feelings it…read moreall about $$$ for them !!! They feed the children on paper plates or just put the food directly on the table !! Food is sub par ! You will get the run around if you have an issue! I do not believe they even attempt to go above & beyond to sanitize the facility & toys ! I would NOT Recommend !!! They barely had a full classroom & my toddler still got sick repeatedly at this day care .

Like any parent during the pandemic I was so hesitant and worried about sending my baby to daycare…read moreadding to this my one year old has not interacted with people outside the house since he was born. But so far our experience with KA is beyond amazing. They hold our spot for almost a year and answered all our questions and concerns before joining. Our baby loves the daycare (and his teachers) and we noticed his progress in social and motor skills (yes they helped him to learn how to walk!) . Highly recommend!

DO NOT BRING YOUR CHILD HERE‼ The price is the most reasonable in th area for a reason. They do not…read moreclean up or sanitize the infant and/or toddler room. My son was constantly sick. My husband picked my son one afternoon and my son dropped a toy banana. The follow morning the banana was left in the same area. My son attended for 3 months, but was out sick for a total of 5 weeks intermittently. They aren't sanitizing properly. The owner is not genuine and allows more children than MDSE AND COMAR allows in the class. That means your child can not be properly supervised. Almost every staff meme we is not fluent in English, making it extremely hard to commit your child's needs on the daily basis. ***** My child was severely attacked at school and the admin assistant MELISSA called and LIED stating he was injured on the playground when he was clearly attacked by a bigger child in the TODDLER room, that he should not had been in‼ If you care about your child look away from a Childway Burtonsville‼I've called and make neglect and complaints against this facility. READ THE YELP REVIEWS‼‼

This has to be the weirdest group of individuals. They won't give pricing information or packet…read moreunless you agree to bring your child there. I find that the staff was very evasive and asked personal questions way to soon. Just from the vibe, I have crossed them off my list for consideration.

My daughter started daycare here a few months ago and it has been nothing but wonderful! She is in…read morethe infant room and the teachers in there care for my baby so much. Miss Maria and Caroline are the best. We receive a sheet every day that track her feedings, diaper changes, naps, and everything. They also send us pictures throughout the day of our little girl. A wonderful and welcoming environment for sure.

I was interested in my son going to Open Arms i contacted them and joined the waitlist in December…read more I was contacted in February and was informed they had an opening coming in April i responded back within minutes. Once i received my Answer i called to set up a in person tour I was told Brittany would call me (NEVER DID)

I was immediately overwhelmed by the love and craft in the classroom. I had the opportunity to tour…read morethe school very last minute after my husband a few days prior toured and said this school is special. I didn't realize how special until I saw it in person. Alice's true authentic Montessori school was warm and inviting. Unfortunately due to distance from us we decided may not be the best fit, but assure any parent her attention to detail and sections for children to focus on math, cursive, and art was nothing less than a beautiful display. The children are able to water flowers and do arrangements, have access to beautiful grounds and nature. Highly recommend and if location / travel time from where we live in Columbia was more feasible would have enrolled our daughter. A must for any parent looking for AMI teaching!!!

A wonderful guide, a great community, true Montessori practice (which is proven to work better for…read morechildren than Montessori-ish alternatives), and a place that offers great Montessori education without creating the warped sense of normalcy that children with predominantly super wealthy classmates are at risk of developing. Finding that all together is hard, but also so important. My toddler loves and is benefiting from practical life work, and so needs the grace and courtesy and independence that great Montessori primary programs can foster. I'm so, so grateful that Apple Ridge and Ms. Alice are here for him.