My child is in the young pre school program. All I can say is wonderful things. The teachers are so…read morefriendly and loving. My child has the best time and enjoys going to school. He is actually eatting better because of how great they are with the kids. I can't wait for many years to come with Palmetto. also it is a very safe school with doors locked. Highly recommended this school!

Company only cares about money!! They are closed often for cleaning and hiring new teachers! They…read moreonly allow my kids to go three days a week, and if they are closed on one of my three days then they can only go two days, full price!! Now they are closed this whole entire holiday week except for today. Ci called and they don't allow a free vacation week nor do they provide any discount being it's Christmas and they are closed all week!! Nope, it's still $200 for the week they are getting from me even though my kids won't be there and I'll have to pay a private babysitter!! That is obsered!! I called childcare network, they are open all week except Christmas day and they give a free vacation week of your kids aren't there!! How are you gonna charge parents when your closed and not watching our kids??? All this company cares about is money!! Not your kids or you! Greedy

Calvary Christian School is doing great work with these students to share God's word with the…read moreyouth. Continue the mission of teaching God's word for many to hear!

Calvary Christian School provides excellent Christ-centered and Biblically-based education that…read moresets students up to excel in college and to operate in the world with a Christian worldview. They are compassionate, yet clear about their convictions and make sure families know what they are about up front so as to avoid confusion about expectations. They are a fantastic example of what it means to be the "aroma of Christ" to students and their families and by extension to the world in which these students are equipped to succeed and be a blessing.

Generations of my family are buried here on the church grounds, all the way up to my father. We…read morehave a lot of history in South Carolina and I would've loved to learn more. Pastor Merideth was hospitable in greeting me and offering me any help and information. The grounds are kept very well and I couldn't be happier that my family has been laid to rest in such a lovely place!

The teachers and administrator Ann are all wonderful. My son is only 8 months old so I can't really…read morespeak to the preschool part but the infant care has been amazing. We do not attend Barefoot church but we love the people !

From the owner: Valorous Preschool provides an incredible place for kids 3 years old to learn of God's love while…read moreobtaining basic academic and social skills as they progress! Now Enrolling: Tuesdays, Wednesdays & Thursdays / 9am - 1pm

Exceptional place for childcare and for helping children that may be behind a bit with their early…read morelearning. They provide a safe and stimulating environment with warmhearted teachers helping each child on their individual levels. The children are happy to come and meet with their friends and enjoy their days.

My child had gone here since she was 6 months old. They work hard to provide a fun environment for…read morethe children with lots of activities... a computer lab, a gym where you can enroll your child in gymnastics or dance, tons of holiday activities. At two years old my child can count to 15 and knows a lot of the alphabet. Teachers are human, not everyday is perfect, but I know my child is safe and cared for while she is there. Maggie always greets us with a smile, and the owners are always there to talk or help in any way. I definitely recommend this facility

This preschool is absolutely amazing! I have had two children go through this school and I can not…read moresay enough good things about it. The personalized attention and curriculum has set both kids up for success as they entered kindergarten. Miss Ashley, Miss Maria and Miss Kim are the best !!!!

From the owner: Part time preschool for ages 2 1/2-5 years old.read more

This school is full of loving, caring teachers that respect each child and their abilities to the…read morefullest. We have had two grandchildren in the school and can't say enough good about what a wonderful experience it has been for them and the parents and grandchildren parents.

If I could give it less stars, I would. Recently toured; some of the "instructors" were casually…read moresitting around and chatting. There are no cameras in the classrooms and the facility is poorly kept up as far as cleanliness. There are also no real requirements other than the minimum state education requirements for "teachers" which is GED and one class from a local technical school. If you're looking for a structured, clean environment with quality education for your child, you won't find it here. The website is extremely misleading, unfortunately.

As a mother who is heavily involved in my daughter's activities and education, the experiences both…read moreshe and I endured at Gateway Academy are quite disappointing and frustrating. My daughter has been going to this school since July 2010. When she started she was 4 years old and ready to learn and explore with the Gateway learning team. She was pleased and happy to go to school until she noticed they did not include her in the picture taking process at the school functions. As a new student she immediately felt left out and all the assistant director had to say was "I'm sorry, I do apologize". No resolution was ever made on the other end. To a little one, and for me, that was not enough. So I took a picture of my own child and ask for it to be posted with the rest of the kids. As time went on she met friends and became close to her teacher. On the other hand due to her class size and inexperienced teachers and teacher assistants, she was not given the proper attention needed. Nevertheless, my daughter is quite advanced for her age, hence the reason for her being the only 4 year old in a class full of 5 year old children. Her teacher neglected to pay attention to her speedy learning style and writing techniques; so when or if my daughter made a mistake, it was not fixed until I brought it to their attention. That was a big problem because she was being taught how to do things differently at home than at school. Overall the staff and I were not on the same page. The health factors of my child were overlooked as well. Since she has asthma, it is critical to pay close attention to her well -being and that did not happen. The final boiling point was when I picked her up to find her shoes on the wrong feet (again) and finding tons of sand in her hair. The teacher who was supposed to be watching her had no clue as to why this happened and gave no explanation for this. That showed me that my child was not properly supervised and that anything could happen to her at any given time. The director's assistant and my daughter's primary teacher was also informed and gave no logical explanation for this situation. The teachers at Gateway Academy are not competent enough to handle or supervise the children at their facility. They are not familiar with proper protocol for pre-k incidents or daily reports. I was so frustrated with this school and the lack of knowledge the teacher had in reference to my child that I immediately pulled her out. I highly recommend that any parent looking into this school think twice. Signed, Dissatisfied Parent

The teachers here truly care for these children! They are loving and gentle. The center is well…read moremaintained and spotless. The children are happy. What more could you ask for?

I am writing this review as a warning to other parents about The Learning Station. My son attended…read morethis daycare, and over time, he became increasingly distressed at drop-off--kicking, screaming, and refusing to go in. At first, I thought it was just separation anxiety, but then I noticed a clear pattern--his reaction escalated whenever a specific male staff member entered the room. The day he saw this man and immediately broke down sobbing was the day I knew I couldn't ignore my instincts any longer. I brought my concerns to the daycare, and while they listened, they assured me they had seen no red flags. I expected this response, but as a parent, my priority is my child's safety. I refuse to take chances when my child is showing me, in the only way he knows how, that something is deeply wrong. So I pulled him out immediately--better safe than sorry. Beyond my personal experience, I strongly believe that a male staff member should not be assigned to classrooms with 2-3-year-olds who are just developing communication skills. Why not place him with older children who can express themselves better? This man is changing the diapers of little girls and boys and assisting with potty training. I'm not sure why the daycare believes this is a good idea, but I personally wasn't willing to risk my child's well-being. I am sharing this because I would want another parent to do the same for me. If your child is showing signs of distress at daycare, trust your gut. No one will advocate for your child like you will.