Wife and I toured several schools before deciding on this one. It's a nice clean new building. The…read moreowner/operators are good people, almost always around, and they have little ones too - so they get it. Our daughter has been here for several months and she has only had positive experiences here thus far.

Our child has just started at this school, but since day one of communication we have felt heard…read more We are truly thankful to finding Lindsay and Jon. Our child has loved his teachers since day one, they are interactive and just simply interested in him! We feel safe knowing he is taken care of and cared for.

Our family has been with this Kiddie Academy since my son was just 3 months old, and after two…read moreyears I can confidently say it has been an incredible experience. From day one, we were welcomed like family. The daycare is always clean and well cared for, and the teachers, directors, and administrative staff truly go above and beyond. Everyone knows us by name, greets us warmly, and is consistently helpful and supportive. What truly sets them apart is the communication and partnership with families. They always take the time to talk through any concerns and make sure we're all on the same page both at home and at school. The engagement they have with both the families and the students is beyond words. My son has learned and grown so much at Kiddie Academy. The teachers are all wonderful at guiding children through important (and sometimes challenging) developmental milestones with patience, care, and genuine expertise. It's clear how much they truly care about each child's growth and well-being. We are so grateful to be part of this community and recommend Kiddie Academy to everyone we know without hesitation. We love Kiddie Academy of Centennial Hills! Thank you for everything you do for our son!

The staff is all amazing and the facility is fantastic. Kiddie Academy been great for my daughter's…read moresocial development with other children and the teachers are all very proactive with teaching her so many different subjects. She comes home daily having learned new things at school.

DO NOT SEND YOUR KID HERE…read more My son had attended this school for many years and unfortunately the last 2 years we saw a rapid decline in care, communication and conditions of the school. Teachers constantly left, communication between teachers and directors was seldom to none, constant bullying of my son, lack of resources provided and sending my child home to develop mystery illnesses. I had my child sent home with a black eye and was told none of the teachers knew how he got it, was told cameras were reviewed but was later informed I was just told that, and no review of the cameras were done. My child had suffered from bullying from the children, one child told my child that he was going to "have your family killed" and then the child continued to attend the school. Not to mention my child would constantly come home complaining that kids were teasing him and not wanting to play with him and when he told the teachers no one did anything to help resolve the bullying issues. We had been told my child had until 2pm left at the school and would not be allowed to return. This was told to us by a director who called me, requested I leave work early and have a meeting with her the same day, when I arrived she was unavailable for the meeting. I had requested to speak to another person and had discussed my concerns for the second time that my child might be on the spectrum. The lack of communication and choses made by the directors was outright appalling. We had several "teachers" leave or were generally uninterested in teaching or couldn't be bothered to help the kids learn very much needed social-emotional skills. My child was constantly moved around classrooms due to lack of staffing, where there would be one "teacher" with 20-30 kids ranging from ages 2-8 most days. I had also expressed several times that my child does not take naps and asked to make a reasonable accommodation to let him read/draw at nap time to not disturb the other children as well as proving a heads up to the entire class when transitions to another activity would occur as pre-k aged children require to have bridges between activities. They refused to accommodate us multiple times which resulted in full blow meltdowns leaving me to pick my child up almost twice a week and most the time with bruises on his arm from being grabbed. Finally, they had a non-compliance with SNHD as multiple children were attending without proper vaccinations after being audited. Unfortunately over time the quality of service, conditions, carefulness and overall experience with this school rapidly declined. Please do better Source.

I can not say enough wonderful things about the staff and establishment. Absolutely, love and trust…read morethis center . My daughter started out in early preschool and then with in with in a few months was moved into preschool. They worked hard and with me to be on the same page as her development and potty training . They have an excellent system for keeping parents updated on all things relating to your child . Cameras in all rooms , well working app for daily updates and photos . They answer all calls , requests for paperwork and questions in exceptional time . Parents are welcomed and encouraged to stop in and check on their little one . They have parent teacher conferences and many chances to inter act with teachers and staff . My daughter absolutely loves her school , friends and teachers . Very affordable rates and offer subsidies to those that qualify and a very welcomed military discount . Over all a very clean and well ran facility. It feels like a second home for your child than it does a place of just business. They love and care for the children as they are their own . Many staff have their own children in care there as well . We have been attending since June , they have added a few new faces but the staff has pretty much just stayed the same , seems to be very low turn over . My daughter is over joyed every day to go and sad to leave . I highly recommend if you're looking for a place for your child . They will not disappoint you .

We LOVE this school. The classes are small and the teachers are wonderful. I only wish they went…read moreall the way through high school.

We have sent our children to Lamb of God School since Pre K 2019 and both are in Elementary now…read more Our continued enrollment is our greatest endorsement of this school, it's administrators and passionate teachers. There is certainly a sense of community here and our kids love going. We appreciate the accelerated education and superior MAP Scores this school routinely produces. Both of our children were reading as they headed into Kindergarten and we are committed to sending our youngest when she turns 3. We also plan to send our children to Faith Lutheran and appreciate the prioritized enrollment there as Lamb of God School is a feeder school.

My review is based on the cleanliness and beautification of this school and I do not know anyone…read morewho attends and/or works at this school. Overall, I came here for my daughter's Volleyball game and it is a beautiful school with a small gym but very clean. I like how there was also a food truck there as well. The only reason why I did not give it a 5 star is because the parking stalls are a bit compact (and being that I am originally from Hawaii, we have compact stalls there) and someone scratched my car when they opened their door.

Not the worst, but far from what it should be…read more I'll be honest--I wanted to love this place. At first glance, it checks some important boxes: clean buildings, a decent variety of after-school programs, and a lot of buzz about being "one of the better schools" in the area. But after spending real time here, that reputation doesn't hold up under closer inspection. The good stuff? Sure, it's there. The campus is well-kept and looks great, and my kids have genuinely enjoyed a few of the clubs they've tried. I'll also say that some of the teachers are passionate and communicative. You can tell they care. But unfortunately, the strong ones feel outnumbered by the ones who seem to have checked out. And that's where things start to unravel. Too often, we've seen teachers point fingers at students or parents instead of taking ownership when something clearly goes wrong in the classroom. That mindset makes it hard to trust the process. Meanwhile, the people running the show? It feels like their main goal is image control. Even when serious concerns are raised, the focus shifts to silencing criticism instead of solving problems. Don't even get me started on the pickup line. It's pure chaos. Traffic spills into the streets, everyone's blocking everyone else, and there's no system in place to fix it. You'll spend 30+ minutes in your car daily, just hoping no one gets into an accident. As for academics, it's hit or miss. In some cases, the material seems to come straight from pre-made internet templates--no adaptation, no passion, and sometimes, no clear understanding of the topic from the person teaching it. Honestly, I've found better explanations on YouTube. Other things worth noting: There have been situations involving extremely unprofessional conduct between staff members--yes, during the school day. I've also seen confidential student information passed around carelessly, which is incredibly upsetting for any parent. And the school's reaction to these concerns? Defensive. Instead of addressing the issue, they turned their attention to the parent who spoke up, even threatening to revoke their campus access. That says a lot about their priorities. Bottom line: There are bright spots here, but they're clouded by serious problems in leadership, culture, and accountability. If you're considering this school, go in with your eyes wide open. It might look good on paper, but reality paints a more complicated picture.

My only experience here is two of my godson's graduation. One from kindergarten and one from the…read more6th grade. They coordinated the event well and surprisingly with young kids. Normally events like this is like herding kittens. The school seemed well kept and clean. I did also have experience with the children pick up and drop off. I thought it was like a well oiled machine ensuring each child got to their respective vehicles and even opened the door for them. Congratulations to the graduates!!!

If you're one of the "favorites" then this school will be great for you.... But if not then I would…read morerecommend looking elsewhere. There are many dedicated teachers and staff at this school..... but overall the community is very "clique" and if you're not cool enough then you won't have the same experience as the "favorites".... Class sizes are huge and the teachers are overwhelmed. My sons classes last year both had 30+ kids..... The school building does not allow for that many students but they over pack the school to get more money. For example there is a lower grade wing and an upper grade wing but b/c of over crowding the 6th grade classes are split up with one being in the upper grades and one being next to kindergarten.... The SPED resource room is shared among 4-5 adults trying to simultaneously "teach" core subjects all at the same time with dividers in the room. The room is often more chaotic then the actual classroom. The other interventionists use pillows on the floor to pull kids for reading intervention. None of the specials(art/music/PE) teachers have a classroom. They travel to the classrooms on carts. There is no true self-contained classroom as they are trying to do some sort of full inclusion model.... so children with extreme disabilities are in the same room as their peers for the majority/entire school day. This is a disadvantage to the students who are trying desperately to learn but are constantly distracted by the outburst of special needs children. In order to pull off a full inclusion model the school would need to actually hire much more SPED staff to assist within the classroom. The way they currently operate is not safe for the students with adverse behaviors nor the typical peers within the classrooms..... It also often leaves the students with higher needs receiving less quality instruction and more "glorified babysitting" to just pass the time during the day...... The current SPED staff do not have an in house leader either... The split second, in the moment decisions are left to the teachers and staff b/c the SPED director is not in the state of Nevada. All in all when it came down to wanting to feel a sense of belonging and community, this school did not fulfill our family's needs. Really thought that the sports program would bring more to my kids lives but my sons didn't connect with the coach they way I had hoped. Was really hoping for a solid male role model for them but it didn't happen. My most recent issue with the school was that my older son has severe emotional disorders..... which is the ONLY reason I enrolled him at this school.... The promises to my son were not kept. They are not doing right by my child as promised and that is literally directly related to the "clique" situation and I'm not a favored parent anymore. He will be leaving the school as soon as I can figure ANYTHING else out.... like this weekend..... especially since the sports are expensive and he didn't make connections the way I had hoped. I'm disappointed b/c I trusted that this school truly had my family's best interest at heart..... but that is not the case. All in all, do your research before deciding on a school for your child(ren). I personally believe in charter over most CCSD schools, however it all depends on the staff and policies. I have definitely seen horrible charter schools and horrible public and private schools. https://nevadareportcard.nv.gov/di/ This website is a great source for information regarding academic ratings, students enrolled, safety, etc. https://online.nvdoe.org/#/VerifyLicense This is a great source to see whether or not a teacher holds a teaching license.

Miss Chantelle and her family were a blessing when we moved to Las Vegas. We had a bad experience…read morewith a previous daycare center and I was very picky on who I wanted to care for my at the time 14 month son. She was responsive, organized and caring when we reached out to her. My son immediately fell in love with her and her sweet family. He didn't cry once when we dropped him off, he would say bye mama and daddy. He looked forward to go to her daycare everyday and it really made me feel like my son was being loved. She was a second mom to my son and I even trusted her over family members to watch him. If we didn't have to relocate to another state for work, my son would be with her until he had to go to kindergarten. It has been hard and sad for us leaving because we were so comfortable with her care. She's very responsive, transparent, sends photos and videos using an app and she has the kids on a schedule. My son grew so much and expanded his knowledge in her care. She was wonderful and anyone who puts their kids in her care are lucky to have her. We love you Miss Chantelle!

Seriously, look no further. Chantelle is the absolute best. My kids love her! She keeps a very…read moreclean home. She is organized, fun and super reliable. There are very few people I can trust with my kids, because they have some very particular medical and dietary needs as well. She was very careful to follow instructions and asked good questions to make sure things were as we needed. You can definitely trust her with your treasured children!

Primrose School of North Las Vegas at Aliante has been absolutely wonderful. The front desk staff…read moreare very courteous, and the teachers are very caring. They have an app that the teachers use to track activities throughout the day (feeding/eating, naps, games, learning activities) which is always fun to check on during the work day. We've also felt like communication has been top notch. Special shoutout to the wonderful teachers in our child's room (Ms. Ruby, Ms. Gelmaflor, Ms. Vivian), all three of which have been instrumental in helping our child learn and grow. We also appreciate all the help from Ms. Ashlee who keeps our kiddo active first thing in the morning after drop off. We absolutely trust Primrose and feel at ease knowing our child is in great hands every day.

We have been so please with this daycare. Ms. Danielle, Marcela, Apree, Sadie and Natalie have all…read morebeen incredibly supportive during our two littlest starting daycare. Our youngest enjoys going so much she runs to Ms. Danielle and Marcella when we drop her off. Our oldest took a little longer to warm up but enjoys the activities Ms. Apree, Sadie and Natalie do. While it was hard to adjust to no cameras in the girls classrooms the teachers keep us updated through out the day with pictures and updates for milestones. Overall I am highly impressed with all of the staff. The location of the facility is also comforting being that it is tucked behind buildings and not directly on the road. Additionally the facility seems to be very clean and taken care of lacking the traditional diaper smell some daycares can have.