Little Rocketeers is a fantastic school! We were coming from another school in the area and of…read morecourse, I was worried about how well my daughter would acclimate. Their caring environment made the transition very easy for our family. My two year old daughter has been enrolled since the middle of the pandemic and they've taken many precautions to keep everybody healthy. The school is clean, well organized, and most of all - safe. The staff is seriously amazing - everyone is so happy and caring. As parents, we know life with kids can be both rewarding and challenging, and how much work is involved day in and day out. The staff at Little Rocketeers makes it look SO easy peasy and my daughter is so happy going to school every morning with all her friends. The curriculum is great, my daughters language and communication skills has really improved while being enrolled here. I love that they incorporate Spanish into the curriculum as well, as language fascinates me. Her development has greatly improved - she really thrives here and it's so noticeable! We enjoy all the events they have, like pajama and show and tell day. I also really like how they offer additional quarterly activities, such as soccer and yoga. The practice sessions are incorporated into the school day, so it's one less thing for me as a mother to do - drive to practice, which makes it easier for me! Ms. Eileen does a fantastic job with her staff and running her business operations - it's reassuring to know your child is in such great hands. Ms. Eileen really makes an effort to get to know all the families that enroll here. Ms. Ashley is the sweetest, I adore her. My daughter loves Ms. Adriana and Ms. Sonia and I love how happy my daughter is to skip off to school each morning because she loves them. Ms. Luz is also so very kind and sweet. And my daughter loves the food from the kind chefs here. She's got the cutest little belly, haha. On days where I have morning meetings and drop my daughter off around 11, Ms. Ashley will always check in and ask, "has she eaten yet?" And that simple question right there tells you how much care is put into your child. Little Rocketeers really feels like home for my daughter, which makes my husband and I feel like we are taking her to a loving, caring environment and we adore that it's become an extension of our own family. My family would highly recommend this school - we absolutely love it!

All three of my children have gone to Little Rocketeers, and I highly recommend them to anyone. My…read moreschool age children went to Kindergarten having already learned most of the curriculum and were ahead of their classes because of their time at the center. My youngest, who has been in the center since 3 months old is also still thriving and even comes home and speaks bit of Spanish to us. The staff are all friendly, caring, smart, and trustworthy--I couldn't ask for a better learning center for my children!

As a mom of two adorable kids in a new city I had so much fears when it came to finding a daycare…read morethat would make my kids feel at home, safe and most importantly feel loved. Now my heart is at peace with the quality of care given to my kids when am at work. This is a win situation for me and my husband and our kids as well. It's so amazing how we are able to see our kids explore so much activities that is building them intellectually. If you are a parent looking for a place that gives good value of what you pay for your kids to be cared for in your absence, I recommend Frontiers learning center. Schedule a tour today and thank me later for giving you my honest review as a mom who have enrolled 2 of my adorable children in this beautiful and very inspiring place for your little ones.

Frontiers Learning center is an amazing daycare for kids to go and for them to learn new things,…read morenew skills, etc

The absolute best. The Busy Bees staff provide a loving, learning, and nurturing environment. They…read moretreat each of the kids like their own, and give them a safe second home to come to everyday. I have no negatives for the care we have received other than the fact that our kids will age out and have to go to school eventually!

YBB staff treat each child as if it were their own. My son has gone there for 2 years. I have…read morealways been impressed with her commitment to care. She is always open on time and has never closed unexpectedly. Child care is so important to working parents---I've never had a worry with my child in the capable hands of YBB staff.

I switched to Everbrook 2 weeks ago. So far, I am happy to say that my decision is so right.. It's…read morea new facility, with all state of arts technology. the camera is high resolution and very smooth footage. the classrooms are clean, so is the equipment at the playground and the entertainment center. Technology is good, just like its slogan! I am also happy that each classroom is small, compare to other daycares that are packed! my sons can be better attended by the teachers. The price is ok considering all it has to offer. especially diaper/wipes are provided here.

Our family had a very poor experience at this center. I should have trusted my instinct during the…read moreenrollment process when the center leaned about my child's minor disability and demanded I complete a reasonable accommodation form prior to his start date. My 2 year old is in a physical therapy program, during the pandemic his therapy was strictly virtual.I was required to sign a document that stated "should the center be unable to reasonably accommodate my child's needs" he would be disenrolled. I assured the director Sarah Zirzow that he was an independent and active average 2 year old they did not need any "special" privileges or accommodations yet we were still denied a fair treatment. I took her actions as a simple inexperience in working with children with disabilities and abided by the rules. 1st day the incident reports began piling up. He was sent home with multiple reports of violent behavior which sounded nothing like my child. The director made the decision to not allow him to come back for the remainder of the week and put together a 3 strike contract terminating him from the program. My child was disenrolled in less than 3 weeks. I have made over a dozen contacts to the corporate office at the Learning Group asking for a call back and no one has yet to return my call. The center charged us for a month and a half worth of daycare expenses and has made further unauthorized charges against our checking account 4 weeks after his disenrollement date. A billing specialist at the leaving group finally informed me that my refund would not mailed for 7-9 weeks! I have sent multiple emails since requesting videos of the allegations, copies of incidents they reported that were never provided to me, an explanation to my refund.. none of which have been responded to. The center staff was very pleasant during the enrollment process but have very little to no experience in managing an educational program and caring for small children. The new center has not reported a single incident in nearly 4 weeks.... I feel so guilty putting my child through whatever happened at this center during that 3 weeks and not trusting my first instinct. Below is a link to the Virginia State licensing violation against this center showing clear negligence, poor training by this staff. https://www.dss.virginia.gov/facility/search/cc2.cgi?rm=Inspection;Inspection=111266;ID=44548;search_contains_zip=20155;search_keywords_name=Everbrook%20;search_require_client_code-2101=1 Courtney R.: I have. I have called MULTIPLE times and requested a call back. Took Stephanie over a month to call me back to tell me there was a miscommunication and that my unfortunate experience would be used to better train your staff. That's comforting to know. I was also promised a same day update on my refund which was 4 days ago. All I got was an email that said you'll contact me back with an update. You have my information and know how to contact me yet you don't. Your 800 number is useless

This daycare is truly a wonderful place, and the staff deserves all of the credit. It was always a…read moredelightful experience when interacting with them and my son absolutely loved his teachers and the entire staff at CC. They were great at conveying information about my son throughout the day, very prompt about calling if ever there may have been any issues or concerns, and was just always very informative about all upcoming activities and the welfare of my son. The price was the most affordable in the area, the hours of op. were the earliest I could find which was extremely convenient for days when I needed an early start. My son attended from about 9mo till about 3.5yo, until we moved out of state, and i never regretted our decision to choose CC as the daycare for him. I honestly would suggest this facility to any parent looking for a trustworthy, caring, and/or responsible place to care for their children.

As an educator, I realize how important these early years are to my daughter's development and…read morefuture. They really focus on free play which is VERY important both psychologically and in educational development. Caterpillar Clubhouse really feels like one big family. My daughter LOVES attending and is excited to go to school everyday. Currently they are helping in potty training my daughter, continuing the support she receives at home. Ever since starting at Caterpillar Clubhouse I can see a positive difference in my daughter. She is not afraid to critically think through problems and is learning life skills every week because of the environment they have set up.

My children went to the Leeland Station location for nearly 3 years. Over that time, there were…read moreNUMEROUS instances of negligent behavior including specifically an assistant putting her hands on my child's neck to redirect him, leaving claw marks from her long nails (no video evidence and my son wasnt old enough to explain well plus no other adult saw ... so oh well nothing they could do). Moved his room and the next teacher, though nice, missed him going out to the playground and left him there crying and reaching through the gate. They claim it was a few minutes but he was so upset it took a long time for him to calm down - that was more than a few minutes and another teacher was the one to notice him. There are constantly new, untrained assistants rotating around and they arent observant. My son was assaulted and violated in the room out in the open and no one helped him. Police report, hospital visit and cps involved but because it was a child there wasnt much they could do. No exact date to figure out which adult and they dont record the videos anyway. That is their way out of everything. Sons were pulled immediately but it is so disturbing that when you reach out about such serious things you are dismissed by the director and assistant director. They are good friends with the person in licensing who claims they dont have a violation for that or no way to prove this... its all a big run around and no one is really looking out for your babies except for the few amazing teachers that are too good for that place. Oh and an added awful detail - they (directors) forged my signature on my sons medical document they redid. The few good qualities do not come close to having your child neglected and traumatized. My oldest had a great experience, but my youngest literally has a standing appt for therapy through the county after they heard his video account of the last incident. That trauma was 100% preventable with decent supervision and they should be ashamed of themselves for not doing more to prevent these instances before they happen. Every concern was brushed off and no matter what route I went I was known as being a pain to deal with instead of an educator and parent bringing issues to the forefront before something awful happens. LLE is their management group and clearly not correcting things from the top down. Be careful when enrolling your kids around the area - MANY daycares in the area are also LLE and ran/trained by the same people. There are better options. The violations on the DSS website do not reflect all of this - they find ways to not get the violations or it falls in a gray area with no evidence. Dont just use those in your research - reviews matter! Best of luck finding a good fit for your little one. Like I said, we had one good experience and one traumatic one - are you willing to roll the dice? I wouldnt risk it.

I toured here a year prior to touring again and enrolling a few months ago. I wish I'd listened to…read moremy gut. Throughout the enrollment process I didn't even realize who the director was because she could hardly answer any questions about facility procedures or regarding my child's food allergy. I actually thought the assistant director was the director since she was the only one who gave me information. More days than not my son was picked up with poop in his diaper, dirty hands and dirty face. I understand they are little kids and there's a lot going on. I didn't want to be that mom so I waited a while to bring it up to admin hoping it would get better. It didn't. I bring it up to the assistant director, she says she'll check in with the teachers. It gets better for a week or so but not consistently. On top of this, the door to the outside toddler playground is left unlocked and cracked with no one out there open multiple times at varying times of day. Each occasion I let a staff member know it was open. At a 630am drop off, it's open. I told a staff member and she replied that "they had a training the previous day and someone must've left it open" not seeming surprised. Concerned that this door was open all night I emailed the director asking if there was a reason for this that I wasn't thinking of. I detailed days and times this previously occurred and who I let know. She responded that this is the first she's hearing about it and she'll address it. Not even two weeks later it happens again. This tells me that she doesn't walk around the building and employees don't bring concerns to her attention. The final straw was coordinating with the director about moving my son to the next room. She thought he would get more attention and better care with the next teacher up. I definitely wanted to do this since his current room was chaos with no consistent lead teacher. Director and I agreed that he would transition for few hours a day for a week and then move up. The week he is supposed to be moved I see notifications from his old room. I call asking what's going on with the room situation. She doesn't know what room he's in, why he didn't go to the new room as he was supposed to etc. just in general no clue about the plan for my son. This was the last straw for me. The next day I grabbed his stuff and went to grab his EpiPens from the medication box where staff showed me it was since there was no one around other than the 2 opening room teachers. It was unlatched and unlocked. I didn't even find my son's EpiPen's in the medication box. Immediately emailed the director saying he wouldn't be returning or fulfilling the two weeks notice because of my documented concerns and to ask where the epi pens were since it wasn't in the box. She said that they had it, but didn't tell me where it was. We did pick up the epi pens but they were clearly not where staff previously told me it was kept. In addition to all this, one day I had my mom pick up my son. I gave her the door code and told her to bring her license. She walked in, the director was in her office with another staff member. They didn't pay her any mind. My mom asked if they needed to check her ID. They hesitated and then the director said "we'll take a look since you have it out." I filed complaints with DSS about the medication box and the door being left unlocked and open multiple times. The investigator called me and said she couldn't cite them for the door being unlocked and open since there's no specific code for that, but recommended I reach out to their district director. I did reach out to the district director who told me the door and medication box had been fixed. Too bad the center couldn't do that all along with my concerns instead of me having to submit complaints with DSS.

Bottom line up front: Safety is #1 and Everbrook's standards live up to our expectations. #2…read moreExceptional care and love for our child exceeds our expectations. The entire staff at Everbrook has created an all around positive and nurturing environment for our preschooler. It starts with the top leadership under Hannah and Faith who lead by example and takes care of their team by valuing them. When teachers are happy our children are happy. The school is always clean and maintained. The teachers are always finding creative and innovative ways to create fun learning environments. The leadership isn't over the top or overbearing with communication or requests from the parent community. The principals and teachers here are beyond dedicated, putting in long hours to make sure every child, parent or guardian leaves satisfied and things are in order for the following day. Let's be real, everything costs money and inflation is out of our control, but when it comes to knowing your child is safe, loved, having fun, learning, and being prepared for the next level of education, that is priceless. We have watched our child blossom in Ms. Paola's pre-K classroom. We couldn't be more appreciative. Ms Emily, the junior pre-K teacher was just nominated for Teacher of the Company and made it to the top 4. Without a doubt, we would recommend Everbrook to other parents.

My kids have gone to Everbrook for the past two years. We are so happy at this school. The…read morefacility is nice, the school leaders are partners, and the teachers are so thoughtful. The cameras, meals, and lessons plans helped us make the choice between the other daycares in the area.

My kids went there for years and loved it. Very nice family and kid-oriented people. Some of kids…read moreand parents are still in contact with each other today.

They get the job done ya know. They teach the younger kids to read and stuff, and offer fun…read moreactivities for the older ones. Coming from someone who has gone to this daycare as a school ager, there is a lot of favoritism toward the kids that are related to the owners, or just specific kids in general. You can't expect them to be perfect of course, but the amount of good memories don't necessarily outweigh the frustrating or "bad" memories. We would play tons of super fun games and go on mini field trips, but the teachers had a few too many bad days I guess. Idk there seemed to be less respect for some kids than others, so I guess think about your child's experience that they may have while considering paying them.