My daughter loves this daycare. She has been to other daycares and this is the only one that I get…read morepositive feedback from her and she's excited

My son has been in this school going on three years now, and now my baby with disabilities has…read morejoined and they are so welcoming, warm, and friendly. I absolutely love this school and all of their staff

My daughter had the best experience with ECCA. The personal relationship she built with Mrs. King…read morewas able to improve my daughter's reading level tremendously! The one on one attention provided in the small setting classroom was exactly what my shy 1st grader needed. My daughter gained confidence and grew in many ways. The fun field trips are a bonus and being able to be a chaperone was a blessing. I highly recommend this academy for anyone not wanting public school but not fully wanting homeschooling. Mrs King and the staff are truly amazing to work and communicate with!!

We have been with Ease Coast Christian Academy since 2015 and love it. Both of our boys have loved…read moreall of their teachers and assistance, and every day they come home already asking when they can go see their friends again. Our boys are learning songs, their colors, shapes, and how to color in the lines. They ask for parent involvement in bringing healthy snacks, and in appreciating staff. I love that my boys get to start leaning how to appreciate people that are involved in their care, and that they are excited to be there every day.

Ms. Keya is a fantastic teacher and caregiver, and a wonderful, kind person. She's been a caring…read moreteacher for my child, and I would trust her with children of any age. Highly recommend.

Ms. Keya, is such a loving and caring teacher especially for my son who is shy with others. But…read morewith Ms.Keya he would be so excited to see her and love his days with her. She really cares for all her kids even when my son was sick she contacted us to check how he was feeling

My Grandson has been going to New Discoveries since he was,and infant now he's in kidcamp. He loves…read moreit. They go on field trips or have a day at the center. I have two other grandchildren that go as well and they love their teachers. The hours are great they are opened Monday through Friday 630am to 6pm. They offer before school pick up and after school too. Call for a tour.

What a great preschool. I would recommend them to anyone. From the owner, director and teachers,…read morethey truly care for the kids. If I could give them 10 stars I would.

One of the teachers slapped my son's hands. She was let go but we pulled him out. Not comfortable…read moreleaving him there.

Wow, are we glad we came here! Our kids started here during the Covid shutdowns of Spring 2020…read more The kids love it and are excited about going to school. The teachers are great and truly dedicated to helping guide the kids toward learning opportunities and making them interested in learning. The school does go a bit off the Montessori plan by having some testing and homework, BUT having grown up attending a Montessori school I think this is something that they should all do anyway to help prepare kids for more standardized school systems, so I am in favor of it. Obviously, parents are parents and can be quite positive or negative (and very vocal) about their experience at school. The previous reviews were left for the previous school, which totally changed about three and a half years ago. The lady who owns the school now truly cares about the place, ranging from new facilities to new materials. Honestly, this school is one of the things that is keeping us in the Melbourne area...the teachers, the students, the other parents...everything is exactly what we want for our kids during these pre-K through elementary years.

Yes, best daycare in town! Loving owners, second generation. Clean, well cared for building.read more

Started here when my daughter was 5 months, wouldn't trust anyone else with her! Best teachers,…read moresmall school, my daughter is ahead of my friends kids & i credit a lot of it to this daycare!

I enrolled my daughter in Primrose Avalon Park's Explorers (school aged children) program for the…read moresummer. The classroom was roomy and offered a lot of things for the students to interact with, everyday. Ms. Gold and Ms. Neree were great with the kids, and always had something fun or creative for them to do. They also went on several field trips, which my daughter had a blast on and I felt that the policies and procedures set in place worked well for safety. I would definitely recommend Primrose Avalon Park for Infant through school aged childcare

This school was quick to expel my kid for 4 year old behaviors. Before I enrolled him here I was…read morevery transparent about my son's struggles (I had tried one school before this one that turned out to be a lot better than this one) and explained to them that we were working on getting him acclimated to a school environment since he has only been in school for about 6 months of his life, 4 prior to starting here. Most mornings when I dropped him off I stayed with him for about 30 minutes until the teacher turned on the clean up song before morning snack. I did this because I realized early on the teachers in his classroom were not going to work with him to get him use to the process of his new classroom (he would be expected to know what to do). Me staying had a positive impact on the outcome of his day. My son would need to get to a place where he felt comfortable and welcomed in order to be the best 4 year old he knows how to be. I guess this is a lot to ask of schools these days because they have "23 kids" in a classroom and don't have time to help kids individually. This is detrimental if you really think about it. There has to be an introductory process for kids that are not conformists and more anxious around new settings. He was only at this school for about 2 months. He never really got a fair chance. They were calling me about his behavior within the first week and that's when I knew I made a mistake and it wouldn't work. Calling me less than a week after a kid starts a new school meant in the long run they won't be bothered (hence the reason I started staying and working with him at the school) with his shortcomings. Oh look, I was right! I spoke to Ms Clark on Friday letting her know he was on a waiting list for a therapist to come work with him at the school and by Tuesday (he didn't go to school on Monday) I was called to pick him up for the reason that he was running around the classroom and not wanting to come inside from the playground. The lady at the front desk said my kid squeezed her hand (this is called agression) and he was expelled per the owners request apparently because they couldn't get him under control. I wonder how they got him to the front office to sit? This comes a day after he started his in home behavioral therapy that was designed to help him learn how to interact with others when situations arise in a positive way. I needed my son to learn the patience and communication that's expected of him from the preschool system. Seriously parents how do you do it? How do you get your kids to meet the preschool standards these days? I've tried everything! A lot of kids haven't learned it but they get by I guess. My son is a normal fun loving kid at home. I'm absolutely ok with him as a 4 year old but I do agree he needs help learning transitions and positive communication in a school setting but if I can't depend on a school to work with me on that then what? After noticing the adults running and working at preschools these days don't have patience with kids anymore and not wanting my son to be treated like an outcast I made every attempt that I could to address his behavior concerns at school. As I told the director, I was trying and they had to be blind not to see that. The school on the other hand made little attempt to assist my son with his transition and he learned nothing while there. Of all the mornings I stayed with him he was called ONCE to small center time with the teacher. I really hate to say this but it felt like she didn't want to be bothered with him and if I felt that way then my son was probably no different. My son is his best self when he feels loved. He's needy in that department. He likes hugs and needs to feel loved to do well. Never let people make you feel like you don't know your kids both positive and negative. I'm aware and I needed this school to be a school. ALL stages of development are important. My son has only been in this world for 4 years and i'm no longer burdening him with the crazy expectations placed on young kids (be good but I don't have time to teach you. Just know how & fast). I'm going to skip the preschool system and work with him in other ways as I was doing before I enrolled him here. Thank God he's a sponge and quick learner. He really loves to learn. He will get to where he needs to be with no help from this institution. As someone who has worked at an exceptional Montessori school in a different state I will NEVER understand preschools who give up on 4 year olds. I was made to feel like my kid was so abnormal when I know he's not because there were kids in his class just like him plus my years of working with kids I knew better. I knew some kids are just more difficult than others and that doesn't make them awful. I felt so bad I started to use terms like "maybe he's on the spectrum". Shame on me for that! This was definitely a rant but I paid a lot of wasted money for this opinion so there it is.

Creative world in Avalon park was one of the worst mistakes I could have made. The management team…read morewas disrespectful and unprofessional. One of many prime examples could consist of: talking negatively about families behind their backs, or with other employees. The management team was also biased towards workers and students. You clearly could see favoritisms, and strong dislikes. One employee may get in trouble for being on their phone, while others get away with it day in and day out. One child may be targeted for a possible delay in development, while other children with severe behavioral troubles are overlooked, not given guidance to get the right help. Frustrations amongst the management team were often taken out on the employees which hindered their abilities to give the children the quality care they deserve. Creative world Avalon park is all about money. They enroll too many children at times, so they don't have to turn somebody away and lose out. Therefore that would lead to full rooms and sometimes being too short staffed, often resulting in the children having to be shuffled to a different room, leaving the kids with no stability. You may drop off in one room but that doesn't mean that's where a child stays all day. There was a child, way to young for a classroom, still on bottles, who had to sit at the table to have the bottle instead of being held, and having that one on one social interaction. This was all due to being over full in the proper room this child belonged in, and being shuffled to a higher aged room. Furthermore, what the parents ask or want is mostly a no go. Parents don't have a say if their child is on a bottle come a certain room, if their child still uses a pacifier or lovey, that all stops in certain rooms regardless of the parents want, or what comforts the child. Management was also lazy at times, not giving their full effort towards the daycares proper functioning. Examples could include: times passing by in the main lobby, where management was either on their phone, or sitting making beaded bracelets. Another example, even on extra short staffed days, it was far and few in between you'd pass by a classroom and see management step up and into a classroom to help it run a bit more smoothly. This daycare holds no value. The employees deserve a non toxic, supportive, stable environment and creative world Avalon park does not offer that. Children also deserve these same things and then some, in order to have the quality care they deserve, which is often hard to be fulfilled due to the treatment and emotions caused by management. The number of people that left creative world, or un-enrolled their children, is plentiful, and that is only the tip of the iceberg. I highly recommend looking further than the friendly smiles that greet you at the door when you walk into creative world Avalon park. There's better out there.

A++++++ I have been thoroughly IMPRESSED with CWS!! I've had my son there for 2 years and he just…read moregraduated VPK. Both my husband and I agree moving him here was the BEST decision. I've tried others like ladybird and Goddard, and they were ok. But nothing topped the Amazing atmosphere and environment that CWS offered. From being greeted each day with smiles from the front office, to the teachers (we love Ms Eva!), my son was excited to go to school to share the day with them. He did so many things like dissected an octopus, had a flashlight space day, and presented a project he made to other parents! They combined learning with fun and I couldn't be more thrilled! So glad they were doing hands on learning! (and not just drawing on coloring papers quietly at a table). This was hands on engaged learning in a safe environment and I wish my other kids had gone to this school too! It's typical daycare pricing and right on par with all of the other daycares too (think it was actually a little cheaper than Goddard). And they provided lunch and snacks. The communication and extra event nights were awesome too! They send reminders and let you know what's going on and I really appreciate all of the staff and caring given to my son. HIGHLY RECOMMEND if you're considering a daycare in Avalon!