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Gate Hill Day Camp

Gate Hill Day Camp

4.2
(5 reviews)
1.9 mi

I will never, ever recommend this place. We sent our twins here seven-eight years ago and our…read moredaughter (who was then 12) for Summer Camp. They not only fed one of our sons (who has many anaphylactic allergies ), one of his main listed anaphylactic allergens which resulted in us having to medicate him for an anaphylactic reaction, they also kept one of his home-packed lunches over a weekend and then FED him the OLD leftover moldy lunch on the following Monday instead of the new lunch we sent in, despite him complaining to one of the staff in the cafeteria that it didn't taste right, and with our other twin? One of the teenage camp counselors was tired of him taking so long to catch up with the rest of the group (he was lagging behind due to chronic congenital knee problems- he's had seven total knee surgeries as of now at age 14, then was 7 and had already had two knee surgeries), so the camp staff pushed him down a wet slope to hurry him along, causing him to fall on his arm, which caused a buckle fracture= BREAKING HIS ARM. Our son told us a few years later that the counselor kid was frustrated with him and pushed him down the slope and that was why he fell (the camp told us he was "running, racing with the camp staff" ). If we had known at the time, we would've sued (and we've never sued anyone). DO NOT SEND YOUR KIDS HERE!!! I will never, ever recommend this camp to anyone. I normally do not post poor reviews, however this camp scarred us. We've never sent our kids to any other camps after our experience here due to the threats they posed to our kids' safety and health. Our kids have pled with us over the years to go to camps and the same old phrase pops up: "No guys, remember Gate Hill?" Followed by: "Oh Yeah." They ruined summer camps for us as a family. Please look elsewhere. No matter how fun or friendly a place is, it's not worth jeopardizing your children's well being, safety or lives. Pictures included to legitimize review. Blurred faces for privacy. You can see Gatehill's digital album at the top of the screen.

GateHill camp is absolutely phenomenal! Three years ago we visited several camps in order to enroll…read moreour son and when we Found Gate Hill we knew - IT WAS THE BEST! He has been enjoying summers at Gate Hill day camp for three years in a row. Where do I start? The facilities are neat and modern. The staff is very personable, enthusiastic and cheerful and overall the Camp is run very smoothly and professionally. On a day to day basis the Camp runs like a well oiled machine providing the children with a wide variety of activities and different themes for each day. They add some nice personal touches by providing daily summaries of what the kids did each day and text message updates to let you know if the buses are running behind due to traffic. As parents, we couldn't be happier that our son is growing as a person, learning different sports and games and making great friends in a safe and beautiful environment .

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Children Of America Stony Point

Children Of America Stony Point

3.5
(6 reviews)
4.1 mi

As a parent of a child in the PM Kindergarten Class in Children of America, Stony Point, NY I am…read morewriting to express my extreme disappointment in how my child's Kindergarten accomplishments are being handled and addressed! I have recently been informed that my child will NOT be wearing a cap and gown at the graduation ceremony on Friday June 14, 2013, but the Full-Time Kindergarten children will be wearing a cap and gown! This brings me great disappointment, sadness, and quite honestly anger. This is simply UNACCEPTABLE! I am curious to know who decided that the part time Kindergarten classes were not to be given a cap and gown? They are all one graduating class, whether they are Part Time or Full Time. They are all practicing their "graduation" songs. They all sit in the same classroom and have the same teacher! It is just awful that ALL the students worked hard all year and most parents have worked hard with their children all year and now their accomplishments are going completely unnoticed! They will be at the graduation ceremony segregated!!!!! I, as a parent, feel my child deserves to wear a cap and gown and feel like he is one with his class. As parents, we deserve to see our child graduate or move up as a CLASS - what message is that going to send to the CHILDREN that only some kids were given a cap and gown to wear?? I would like to know how the person who made this decision would feel if this was his/her child and they were not "part of the class" because they only attended part time and how his/her child would feel as being different because they weren't given a cap and gown on their monumental occasion! I can almost be certain he/she, too, would be disappointed and angered by this situation. Maybe everyone should take a minute to think about it - really think about it if this was their child's year in Kindergarten and they were being overlooked! We were INVITED to the ceremony and signed up to bring stuff to the ceremony, but my child will not wear a cap and gown? Invitations were extended to grandparents and extended family, but to do what exactly? Video and take pictures of a graduating class with half the class in regular clothes and the other half in caps and gowns? How SILLY will that look! People are taking the day off of work or leaving early to make this event for what reason exactly? I'm sure they are expecting something MUCH more than what they are going to be getting. I have a feeling there is going to be many many disappointed and angry parents that will not be expecting something this ridiculous. I know I am not the only parent who feels this way since many other parents who were informed of this situation have also expressed concern to me. Obviously action needs to be taken. The only way to make this right is to order caps and gowns for the ENTIRE graduating class and have them over-nighted for Friday's ceremony. Hopefully we can get something done for our children who deserve something so much more than they are getting and us as parents want. I sincerely hope that this situation is rectified quickly. This "technicality" is something that will not be ignored by me.

I am so glad we found this school for our son. The teachers are extremely friendly and nurturing…read more Our son loves stopping by the front desk in the morning to say hi to Wendy and Amanda. His classroom is always clean and I love seeing his work up on the wall, you can see how much he is learning and growing. I am a very proud and happy mama!

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Shape of the week activity - Stamping circles
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Little Pals Preschool

Little Pals Preschool

4.4
(7 reviews)
8.6 mi

For the past four years, Little Pals has been so much more than a school to us; it's felt like…read morefamily. That's how we've always been treated, and it's how we'll always think of the incredible group of people here. The care and attention both of our children have received has been nothing short of exemplary. They've truly thrived at Little Pals, and we can already see how the foundation this school provided has played a big role in their success beyond preschool. It's a big thing to send your firstborn off to school. Harder still when that happens at the tail end of a pandemic like it did for us. Is this the right school academically? Will my child adapt socially? Will they thrive? Little Pals checked all the boxes and then some. They made our children feel safe, comfortable, and genuinely cared for, while also setting high academic standards. And they did an outstanding job with us parents too! Calming our nerves (especially this parent), and making everything feel right immediately. We've never doubted our choice for an instant. Our children leave Little Pals with a solid academic foundation: recognizing and writing letters and numbers, early sight words, counting to 100, and reading beginner books with confidence. Their handwriting improved tremendously; they developed strong problem solving skills and a genuine love of learning. They still talk about songs, lessons, and moments from class. It's incredible to see how far ahead they've been - both academically and socially - compared to where I remember being at that age. Communication is excellent. In addition to parent/teacher conferences and detailed reports, the teachers were always available to chat. I never felt rushed, and I can be quite talkative! There are field trips, an open house, Christmas concerts, and family night, all of which made us feel connected to the school and involved in our children's early education. There are always activities and plenty of pictures. Our kids made friends - and we made friends too! We've experienced just about every aspect of Little Pals, from the toddler room to aftercare for our first grader. Our kids attended summer camp here, and even brought their cousins along! That's how much we trust and value this place. I truly cannot say enough good things about this school. Little Pals has given our children not only a loving and nurturing environment, but a true head start in life--academically, emotionally, and socially. Thank you Little Pals, for everything!

The place has nice staff but some of the girls there do not have much experience with children …read more They have left my kids diapers dirty and they get a diaper rash . The place is also not sanitary . My children were constantly getting sick and would send them home for the smallest things while I am at work as well as close for a flurry of snow not reliable

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