Highly recommended to anyone seeking a high-quality child care in center city area…read more Children's village provided excellent childcare, activities, and meals.

We were given a tour of the preschool and told enrollment was forthcoming. In July and August, we…read morewere told to keep calling back to check on my child's enrollment status. On the Friday before the first day of school, we were told our child had no spot. Several weeks later, we were offered a spot in a newly hired teacher's classroom. We should have walked away, but at that point, we had no other preschool options. We tried it, but it wasn't right for our child. We asked to switch classrooms for the next year. They said no, but could not produce a written policy to explain why. If all of the above doesn't concern you, know that the teachers are nice, but they are not consistently present as one would think. They are mostly there in the mornings. There are always different substitutes covering for when teachers have other duties and responsibilities, which makes it hard for children to have some sort of consistent learning experience. This is more of a daycare experience than a preschool experience.

As an educator and grandparents we are so pleased with the loving care and curriculum programming…read moreCCEP offers . The staff, educators and church leaders Continuously build a sense of community, independence and curiosity alongside the tenets of faith, kindness and friendship for the children and families. There is no more important goal we can have -but the care and nurturing of our children. Thank you Christ Church Episcopal Pre-School

We originally signed up for Christ Church with head of school Kim Wagner who was absolutely…read morewonderful in accommodating our son into their 4 year long pre school program. We sent our son to Christ church for their 15 month program for the 2023-2024 school year and loved it. When it came time to start the 2024-2025 school year we were surprised right before the start of school our son would be placed in the first year class again instead of moving up to the 2s and continuing the plan of the 4 year program they offer and he was the only student doing so. We enrolled in February of 2024 right when reenrollment was offered and we were never told that repeating a level could be a possibility nor would of been okay with it. When we first mentioned this to the brand new head of school Mrs. Abio she told us she would do whatever needed to be done to get him into the right level even if it required moving some things around. When we then met Mrs. Abio in person her tone had changed completely. She offered no resolution and instead only tried to convince us that after popping in on our son for two days she knew exactly where he was developmentally and that he was in the right place with children younger than him in their first year of schooling. She had no concern that we already saw our son was a lot further along than the children in his new class, she seemed to have no care for any of our concerns and wanted to tell us her plan for our child with none of our input. Mrs. Abio insisted that with our son's birthday he would be in two years of one level even though his birthday was similar to children he attended the first year with and would of continued on to kindergarten with at the same time. She boasted how the school always pairs with families to develop a plan and to figure out what parents want from the school but their was no such conversation with us. Mrs. Abio's handling of our situation and showing us her classroom ratio was far more important than building a relationship with a family and hearing our concerns led to our decision to withdrawal our son from CCEP. We know where our child is developmentally and it was not where he was placed even when we enrolled plenty in advance to reserve his placement. Let alone the fact she would not acknowledge that with her proposal he would miss an entire year of their offered program and be a year behind the entire time there. He would of had two years of level one which is 15-under 24 months, gone to two year old program when he was already 3 and then gone to 3s when he was 4 and completely missed their PreK level which is normally for 4 and up. Requirement for 2s was 2 by September 1st and his birthday is in June. The new leadership at CCEP has been extremely eye opening and disappointing. I would highly recommend looking into other establishments. This is not the school it was just a short time ago when we initially enrolled and it is very sad to see. A school that advertises themselves as one of the best pre kindergarten programs should hold themselves to a higher standard. EDIT: It is nice to know there is no priority for returning students in your 4 year plan leading to kindergarten. What you and Mrs. Abio fail to admit is that our son would of missed a whole year of the program before going to kindergarten. We declined your meeting because there was no point the decision was already made and you only reached out after all was said and done. The fact you stand by this decision and Mrs. Abio was so firm that she knew exactly where our son was just makes it more clear we made the right decision. Our son was the only RETURNING child in his class. That is a fact and the way we were treated was as we were an unwanted family and it was very upsetting. The teachers in the new class also informed us he was the oldest but I guess CCEP leadership likes to be dishonest and mislead. It has all been a very eye opening experience about a institution we thought was so great. All we asked for was the same program and treatment for our son as all the students he entered the school with because they were all going to kindergarten at the same time but that seemed to be too much to ask.

My son is graduating pre-K this year after spending two wonderful years at Mt. Airy Christian Day…read moreSchool. While we are excited for the future, this transition is bittersweet as we will truly miss this special community. My son is well-prepared for kindergarten this fall, and we could not have asked for a better academic and social foundation. The professional tone of the school is set the moment you arrive, where we are greeted by Mr. Hassan every morning. His presence at the secure buzz-in entry door makes the start of each day feel safe and welcoming. Upon entering the pre-K wing, the environment is always clean and inviting, with bulletin boards and displays updated regularly to showcase the seasons. This high level of organization is a direct testament to the leadership of the Center Director, Ms. Simpson, whose clear systems and procedures ensure the school is well-managed. Working alongside her, Ms. Collins does a fantastic job managing the administrative side, ensuring all student records are updated and that family communications and event reminders are posted in a timely fashion. Anytime I have reached out to any of the staff members, my calls and requests have been handled with a prompt, professional response. The entire staff is incredibly loving, and that warmth is felt every day in the calm, orderly atmosphere of the classroom. My son is greeted warmly every morning by his teachers and classmates, fostering a strong sense of belonging that has been wonderful to witness. One of the many highlights of our experience has been the teaching team of Mrs. Nichols and her assistant, Ms. Shelly. Together, they are a fantastic pair who maintain a classroom that is both joyful and project-based. We loved that the curriculum focuses on hands-on projects, which kept our son excited about learning every single day. For working parents, the before and after care programs are an added convenience that we truly appreciated. Furthermore, Mrs. Nichols provides weekly homework that helped us build our son's skills together at home, and the school's use of IXL and the Teaching Strategies app provided us with excellent resources to extend learning beyond the classroom. I especially valued how connected I felt to his progress through the regular photos and videos the teachers post, allowing us to see his engagement in real-time. Between the excellent classroom instruction and the fun field trips, our son has grown significantly in his social, emotional, and academic development. We are so grateful to Ms. Simpson, Ms. Collins, Mr. Hassan, Mrs. Nichols, Ms. Shelly, and Ms. Reham for making these last two years so memorable. If you are looking for a quality preschool experience that balances academic growth with a nurturing, loving, and structured environment, this is it!

My daughter attends this school and loves it. They welcomed her with open arms and teach very well…read more She's excited about going to school which is a great sign. I recommend this school

This is a great childcare center! The director and staff are highly qualified, kind, and wonderful…read morewith children. The pricing is reasonable, which can be a struggle to find in center city. My daughter has recently left and started kindergarten, but it was very sad to leave, and we will continue to go back and visit. My daughter misses the staff and her friends there a lot. I am very grateful that she attended this childcare for nearly 4 years. It has a lovely community/family feel to it and the former students always return to visit which speaks volumes. I highly recommend.

It is true. The biggest mistake that you will make in life is to send your child here. I had to…read moretake my child through a serious program to quit fighting with kids. It took me 7 months to handle the situation. What they learn: They do let them fight. They do abandon them. There is no thorough program that the kids go through other than watching TV half of the day and fighting with each other, cause there is nothing else to do. The teachers rarely came up to me to tell me what my kid learned today or what he did. Environment Sickness, in 2 month my child got sick four times. That's a record. What do you expect from a place with no air, no sunlight and frequent trips to the outside. The piercing, the earrings, the tattoos and the smoking in front of the kids are all true. And it's too much. Tip: If this was the only daycare you can take your child to, then for the benefit of your child, keep them home with a babysitter. They will learn more, behave better and be much more safer. And I really mean this.

I'm very happy with The Learning Experience! The teachers are caring and engaging, and my child has…read moregrown so much socially and academically. The curriculum is well-structured with plenty of hands-on activities, and the classrooms are clean, bright, and inviting. Director Ashley is outstanding -- attentive, professional, and always quick to communicate. The head teachers provide excellent guidance and create a consistent, nurturing learning environment, while the supporting staff are friendly, organized, and truly care about each child's well-being. Highly recommend The Learning Experience to any family seeking a nurturing, educational, and safe daycare.

toured this center and met the kind and energetic Ashley, she made us feel so welcomed, my son has…read morehigh energy, and immediately she was able to focus him, I can't wait for him to be her student, she really is focus on making my baby a big boy! all of the staff I met were kind and welcoming, they showed real excitement for us to start! highly recommended!

The teachers are amazing! We couldn't have chosen a better daycare. The classrooms are always clean…read moreand the food is great. The kids love the staff. They have all kinds of fun activities and even a summer program.

I highly recommend children of America in Marlton ! It was the first day care I went to go look at…read moreand fell in love ! Ms.Elba made me feel so welcome and made me feel so secure that my baby was going to be in great hands ! She takes awesome care of my daughter and my daughter loves her , she is so great with her and I couldn't ask for better. Ms.Megan is another great teacher that makes sure my daughter is always good and happy. I know my daughter is in good care and I know I made the best decision!

I'm reaching out to bring attention to a serious case of child neglect at Community Concern #13…read moredaycare in Philadelphia. My 3 year old nephew has attended this daycare for almost a year. On Thursday, October 2nd, he came home with a broken collarbone and no one was ever informed by the staff that he was hurt until pick up at 5pm. When asked what happened, his parents was told excuses, lies, and accusations that my nephew was lying. He's repeated the same story since the incident. After seeing footage, it was confirmed that he was injured around 10:30 a.m. and told at least five staff members he was in pain for over an hour. Instead of helping, one teacher called him a "baby" for crying and brushed him off. Another teacher tried to comfort him but after a few minutes was forced to get up and told again "to stop acting like a baby." That same teacher later admitted to rotating his arm multiple times, claiming he was fine in which he wasn't . He was picked up six and a half hours later, he was slumped in a chair, running a fever, could barely move, and cried when touched. My nephew suffered  all day, and the daycare failed to seek medical attention. The staff have not been held accountable and only told to "follow protocol next time." His pre-K teacher, showed no concern for my nephews well being. This is unacceptable, and I believe everyone deserves to know how this daycare handled my nephews injury. I hope you can help bring attention and accountability to this situation.

Community Concern offers an amazing learning experience for the kids. My experience with the center…read moreand it's employees has always been friendly and supportive. this Center has been a part of the community for many years with many former students returning as teachers and bringing their children to be apart of this program.

I as a grandmother feel there should be more interaction with the children, I'm familiar with the…read morechild care providers sitting in the play areas with the children showing them how to play with the blocks/toys having television time on a learning perspective as well as reading to the children. I understand every day care is different but I'm not familiar with this type of daycare. Classroom Toddler B

My daughter has been enrolled at COA in Cinnaminson for almost a year and has been in two…read moreclassrooms so far, with her current classroom being Infant B. Her teachers, Elba, Cait, as well as a multitude of other AMAZING staff members, have treated her as one of their own from the very beginning. With the knowledge that I have from formerly working in a daycare setting, I was hesitant to enroll my firstborn in a daycare center. From the second I walked in for our family tour, I have only seen and heard amazing things. I wouldn't trust any other facility with my child, and I'm so glad we found the amazing team at the COA of Cinnaminson! We love the relationships and friendships that our family has built with the staff members and other families, and I can't recommend this daycare facility enough!