I pulled my daughter out of another preschool to go to FUMC. I had friend's who sent their kids to…read moreFUMC and had heard nothing but wonderful things. The children get home cooked meals everyday and the class sizes are kept small enough that every child is taken care of. The staff here truly care about the children. My daughter was sick one day and when I went to pick her up, one of the staff members was just holding her. The truly love the children there. I also picked FUMC because I'm a single mother who works full time. FUMC is full of all types of families from all different backgrounds. I feel diversity is incredibly important. I'm blown away by how much my daughter is learning as well. The director is absolutely amazing and I have never had a second thought about sending my daughter here.

Had to pull my child out for many reasons the first being lack of safety . The security system is…read moreterrible and ID's never checked . My hubby came to pick up our child for the first time & was never questioned about who he was. It saddens me because this school had wonderful reviews. They really need to fix this issue . Also we received many empty promises like the children going to sing at the senior center as well as going to the library. That didn't happen. The playground is a huge disappointment. Instead of grass turf there is a brown mulch so the children are constantly dirty . Also I witnessed a teacher pulling on my child's arm in a painful way. We reported these issues to the school director and pulled out child out of this school.

terrible ownership. we registered our son at one of the daycares and then were told they fired the…read moreinfant teacher and refused to give us our deposit back. They demanded we go to a different location, just unacceptable business operations. I would never recommend this place.

The new leadership at this location is incredible. They are passionate and so easy to communicate…read morewith. The school is also making a lot of updates that are great for families.

The school is awesome! Teachers are great! It is like a big family! Educational program is amazing…read more A lot of events involving parents and students. Love it!!!! So happy that we are here now!

It's a good school ,i would recommend it.Crestwell school has geometry and algebra and physics.read more

This school is a huge disappointment. My two children attended Renaissance school for two and a…read morehalf years. I had no choice but to transfer them to a different school mid-year. Both my children were behind in academics. My kindergartner didn't know all the letter or sounds of the alphabet. Her self-esteem was low and she was very shy. My 3rd grader was completely reluctant to writing and reading. He didn't even want to pick out a book at the library, which had not happened in the past. The longer they were at Renaissance school, the worse they became. It was very sad to see. At home, they were misbehaving and were very reserved about discussing their day at school. Obviously, they were not happy. We got the complete opposite of what was promised to us. I believed in the school's vision, but Renaissance school does not follow traditional Montessori teachings. My children had a total of 13 different teachers within their 2.5 years there! Apparently, the administration is very difficult to work for, and only a couple teachers have been there for more than a year. The energy of this place felt wrong for some time (over a year). I couldn't quite understand what I was feeling, until I volunteered in the school field trips. I saw, first hand, how the children, including my own, had little appreciation and respect for their learning environment and teachers. 3 months forward: My kindergartner now reads fluently. She has even moved up to reading chapter books. She is confident in her abilities at school, and she has become calmer and respectful at home. My 3rd grader now loves reading! He reads at least one grade-level book a week. He is so happy and responsible now. He now wakes up before me, so that he is early to school each morning. Although, it was a very scary decision to transfer my children mid-year, I have no regrets. Both my kids have told me that they learn so much quicker at their new school and that they are having a lot more fun. They both love their news teachers. I thank my friends and family who supported and encouraged me during my children's difficult school transfer. For anyone who is considering Renaissance School for their children, I highly recommend to search for another school. Not only is Renaissance school very expensive, it just does not deliver. During the time that we were still there, an undisclosed employee/ex-employee at Renaissance School, told me that my children would be better off attending a public school. I now see how that is true. The very limited academic progress that my children had there, was and is completely unacceptable. I am so happy and grateful now that my children left Renaissance School. P.S. I am not the sole parent who has experienced this. I have many parent-friends who have left Renaissance school for the same or similar reasons. I feel it is very important for other parents to know the truth, through our experience.

We are in our second year at this school and more pleased than ever with our experience. My…read moredaughter's language skills are astonishing for a 2.5 year old - she is a kind, loving, emotionally secure child who has been lovingly cared for by her teachers and the school community. I feel we get double the value of our tuition because they involve the parents so much and teach us as much as they teach the children. They individualize the experience for each student and know the children so well. When my daughter was ready for more experiences and challenge, her teacher created a custom curriculum for her. We feel this school is literally helping us raise an amazing child.

Amazing school and staff! My daughter loves it. They are super organized and everyone is so kind.read more

I am a student at three Oaks Elementary school, it's an outdoor campus and the fact that it's an…read moreoutdoor campus makes it so much better teachers are good the cafeteria is good everything about it it's pretty good if you're going to take your kids there for elementary school I highly recommend it

this is a really great school! The teachers care and my kids have never come home saying anything…read moreabout about their classes. We will always recommend Foundations Early Learning Center!

This is a beautiful brand new facility with an experienced staff. The class sizes are small and…read morethe children receive lots of attention.

5 stars I have been going to this school for about 2 years…read morenow and it is amazing! This school has great teachers and a wonderful Christian curriculum that has helped me get closer to the Lord. I also frequently see act of kindness between students which makes me feel very happy. -Will, age 11

SFCA is a wonderful school! I am a product of SFCA. I started there in the 4th grade and continued…read moreuntil graduation. I am currently an educator myself and know the difference between a good school and a great school. SFCA is a great school. It prepared me not only academically, but also spiritually, emotionally and socially. SFCA is concerned not only with academics, which is rigorous, but with the student as a whole. They want their students to leave the school ready to face whatever challenges life may throw at them, with a biblically sound foundation. The teachers are qualified and caring, the curriculum challenging and the social climate wonderful. They want you to have every opportunity. Attending SFCA were some of the happiest years of my life and I honestly cannot imagine where I would be now without the influence of this school in my life. Thank you SFCA!

This school has amazing long-term staff. Touring the school you see all the education throughout…read morethe building. Children are happy and engaged.

My son LOVED his teacher Mrs. Mila. Shortly after he started they joined 2 classrooms of children…read moretogether. After that day he would cry and not want to go anymore. One day when I picked him up his chin, forehead, & nose were really bloody and bruised (Mrs. Mina had been absent). Not only did no one working there know what happened, but no one noticed his bloddy face or the tears in his eyes. I had to ask them. I spoke with the directors and teachers and hoped it would be an isolated incident however, a few other friends in the same class had similar problems. We have all since changed schools. Too crowded and not enough helpers for the teachers. Also they let one child ruin the experience for all by not addressing the bullying.