I have looked long and hard for a good preschool, for both of my kids. I think it is very important…read morethat my kids are well taken care of and also that they are in a learning environment. I stumbled upon Inspiration Preschool and I immediately took my 3 year old son out of the school he was in and enrolled him at Inspiration. The staff is lovely, friendly, warm and inspiring. The setting is quaint, warm and bright. When you walk in, it is just a wonderful place to be, and you know it. After one week of being at this school, my son, who was not interested in learning his ABC's and 123's comes home singing every day. He is interested in learning and engaging, where, he was not before. When I pick him up at night, he doesn't want to leave. When he was at the other schools, he was crying before I even picked him up, every single day - and never wanted to go to school. Now, he gets up before ME in the morning, gets himself dressed, and lines up by the door... saying "Take me to school Mommy!" I am so thrilled to have found this wonderful school and my son will be here until he moves into Kindergarten. It has a family feeling and a very supportive culture. I could not be happier.

We went through 2 other daycare providers before we found Inspiration Preschool - an in home…read moredaycare and a nanny share - finally we can stop looking. Let's face it, the grass is always greener on the other side of the fence, and no daycare is really going to be good enough for your first child. Or can it be? Inspiration Preschool answered that question with a resounding YES for us. As soon as we found IP and our daughter was old enough (must be at least 2.5 years old), we took her out of the nanny share and enrolled her at Inspiration. It's a small "school" with a nice backyard. I put school in quotes because really, it's daycare but very much in a learning environment. During the regular school year, each month is a different learning focus. For example, they focused on rainbows and colors in April, things that grow in May. There is a reading area, too, with tons of books to suit the ages of the children. The kids learn lots of songs, too. I was so pleasantly surprised when my daughter came home from school and taught me songs that they sung that day. They learn the alphabet, counting, days of the week, the calendar...the list goes on. So yeah, it's a "school", and my daughter gets good care, too. All of the staff is top notch. You can see the love and care they have for all of the kids on each teacher's face. Inspiration isn't just teachers, either. it's a community where parents not only know each teacher, but they know every child that goes there and every parent of those children. Everyone gets together on occasion through events put on by the school and/or other families. They even recently did a field trip to The Children's Museum! The main thing that I love about Inspiration is that the kids play outside, at least twice a day, EVERY day. It doesn't matter what the weather is (well, within reason of course), they go outside and expend that energy that only 2.5 - 5 year olds have in spades. The backyard is so conducive to this, too. There are 5 -7 different areas back there where the kids can get their play on. My favorite is the musical area that features pots & pans to make "music" with and a big chime set that the kids can hit with various kitchen utensils. My daughter now looks forward to school everyday that she goes, and even asks if she is going to school on weekends. When we pick her up, she doesn't want to leave. She's made some wonderful friends, too. So have her parents! Thanks, Inspiration Preschool!

My son attended preschool at Anderson Preschool for two years. He needed a little extra help, and…read moreEarly Start was there for him. His teachers and everyone who worked there were fantastic. They were involved, it was obvious that they cared about him, and they got him where he needed to be. The school has activities to get the kids and parents involved. When one family was experiencing a hardship, they put out a letter asking for help (while keeping the family's identity private). I thought it was a nice gesture. I would definitely recommend Anderson Preschool.

My son went here for Pre K and we were for the most part very happy. I really loved his teachers…read moreand feel like he is now ready for Kindergarten.

We have had such a wonderful experience at Stepping Stones Adventure Preschool, and I cannot say…read moreenough positive things about this school. My son started attending in October 2025 in the Owls classroom, and from day one we have felt so supported, welcomed, and confident that he is truly cared for. The teachers are incredible -- attentive, nurturing, and deeply knowledgeable. Ms. Gina, Ms. Nicole, Ms. Heather, and Ms. Connie each bring such warmth, experience, and intention to their classrooms. It is clear how much thought and care goes into the curriculum, which is both engaging and developmentally appropriate. The play-based approach, small class sizes, and consistent structure create an environment where children feel safe, confident, and excited to learn. What stands out most is the strong sense of community. Stepping Stones genuinely feels like a family. The teachers take the time to know each child as an individual and communicate thoughtfully with parents, which has made such a difference for us. Our son has a speech delay, and since starting at Stepping Stones, we have seen remarkable growth. He is saying so many new words, engaging more with peers, and absolutely loves going to school. Seeing his confidence and joy increase has been incredibly meaningful for our family. In addition to the exceptional care and education, Stepping Stones offers **excellent value**. The pricing feels very fair for the level of attention, experience, and quality of programming provided, which can be hard to find. We truly feel we are getting so much more than we ever expected. We are incredibly grateful for the nurturing, supportive environment Stepping Stones provides and feel lucky to be part of this community. I would wholeheartedly recommend this preschool to any family looking for a loving, high-quality early childhood program.

If you're looking for a preschool with caring, knowledgeable and compassionate teachers who will…read moremeet your child where they're at, this is the place! I've had previous experience with Ms. Gina as my older child's teacher at a past preschool and she is exceptional with kids. Ms Nicole has her own positive qualities as a bright and gifted teacher. After a fun summer with them watching my 3 and 6 year old boys, I can't wait to see they accomplish with their new preschool.

We couldn't be happier sending our son here. Every teacher knows him, they're always very proactive…read moreto share how his day was and what they worked on in their learning curriculum. Wish I could give 6 stars!

We highly recommend Foundations. They are caring and wonderful with our kiddo and flexible and…read moreunderstanding of our childcare needs. Our daughter spent a year in the one year old room and flourished. The teachers are truly gifted and made her feel instantly at home. Every day that she went to school, she was excited to learn and see Miss Cindy. She loved the experience and we loved knowing that she was in great hands. If you can secure a spot with them, you will not be disappointed.

Colorado Early Learning Center is where you should enroll your child. We moved our daughter here…read moreand she has learned so much in such a short period of time! I love the fact that there's a routine to the children's day. Everyone eats a healthy breakfast (family style), there's circle time, read alouds, outdoor fun, units of study (right now my daughter's learning about water), nap, lunch, snack, art . . . You get the picture. Upon enrolling your child, the teacher does a one-on-one to establish goals for your child. We receive a daily report of what she ate, what she learned and what times her diapers were changed. This is huge! There's also a big sense of community. For example, the director had movie night with pop corn and goodies to provide families without air conditioning a moment of reprieve. Every teacher in the schoolhouse knows the children there. I could go on and on. This place is awesome!

The school is unique for a few reasons, the first being that it is a private non-profit co-op,…read moremeaning all of the parents are required to play a role within the community. It is wonderful to be surrounded by parents invested in their child's learning. It is inspired by the Reggio Emilia approach so it embodies a homey feel and the teachers are wholesome, caring and very attentive to the children and school community at large. The teachers are very well taken care of (I am a teacher here). The benefits are the best I have received at a teaching job. The teachers are supported with great trainings and encouraged to peruse professional development opportunities. From a teacher's perspective, this school is a wonderful place that should never be overlooked by parents or educators.

Explore and Discover was hands-down the very best child care decision we ever made. We are leaving…read morethe daycare this week as we are moving, and it will be incredibly hard to say goodbye to the wonderful community here. Leaving your newborn baby somewhere because you have to go to work is hard. Like, really hard. Especially if you're like me, and your brain is constantly thinking up horrific scenarios of "what-ifs". Explore & Discover made us feel comfortable, safe, and like family the whole way through, and made that transition so much easier. Before attending I did my research on all of our child care options, because I understood the gravity of leaving my incredibly tiny, vulnerable baby with a stranger, and wanted to be sure I was making the very best choice for us. I went through years of all of our daycare option's state audits and incident reports. I also weighed location, and the fact that E&D was a co-op. In the end, Explore & Discover was the clear choice. They had a massive wait list (get on early!), but because I only needed two days a week I was lucky enough to be called up to the plate, and I am so glad that I was. My daughter's teacher has not only taken amazing care of her throughout her time with E&D, she has also been my best resource for how to be a parent. I was one of the first of my friends to have a baby and the parent figures in our life were offering very outdated advice, but our baby's teacher taught me how to get her on a nap schedule, how to feed her solid foods, and gave ideas of activities that would stimulate her. She was an unending source of patience and knowledge, and really began to feel like an extension of our family. Because the center is parent-run, the parents are much more involved than I imagine they would be elsewhere, which creates this amazing community of people who genuinely care about their children. There are mom's and dad's nights out, group meet-ups, every-other-month parent meetings, and monthly newsletters created off of contributions of the parents. Having access to this community means that there is always someone there to help you if needed. They cheer each other on when there is a life event, they donate and contribute if a fundraising event is planned, and they rally whenever anything is required for the good of the community or the center. It is something so unique to E&D, and something we felt so lucky to be a part of. We were there before and during the COVID-19 pandemic, and because of E&D's attention to CDC guidelines there was not a single positive case within the community. I already mentioned this, but E&D was definitely the best child care decision that we made. Leaving my child at daycare was something I dreaded in the beginning, and grew to be something I (and she) looked forward to. She squeals when we get into the parking lot! I am genuinely disappointed to be leaving this community, but want to be sure to share what an absolutely amazing experience we had here in the hopes that someone like me, a new mother trying to make the best decision for her new baby, will read this and know she found the right place.

I am a long time Montessori educator and have seen many schools in 25 years of teaching, coaching…read moreand consulting. I've spent time here recently guiding an intern who is phenomenal because she has a supportive environment, administration and organization as a whole. As I observe in the classroom, the joy and relationship the adults have with the children is palpable. I would have loved to send my own child here to experience pure love of learning. Check it out if you are considering schools for your child! This beauty is nestled along the foothills with a beautiful outdoor space.

I am incredibly thankful my children have this school to attend. This is the second year we have…read morebeen with Mountain Phoenix and my kids are absolutely thriving. The teachers are supportive and incredibly kind. One of my kids has adhd and he thrives in this setting. There is hands on learning, more outdoor time, no screens. It seems they really value the magic of childhood here, and care about the whole person.

I wish I could give this dump a 0 star rating. I went to this school between August and early…read moreDecember. I left after some girls I guess created a fake report that I love school shooters and they are my hero's which is false. The reason I think they said that was because I hate taylor swift with a burning passion. The next day at like 9:30 PM the school police came to my house and searched my room. They kept delaying my meeting until I think Thursday the next week. They had school police there and they had to pat me down to make sure I didn't have a weapon. The school kept saying I was a monster and crap like that. I am furious while I'm writing this and I don't want to be doing this but it must be done. Most of the teachers are abusive to my needs I have autism and thought I was a stupid person. The force you to play a instrument and make you play cult like games and make you sing creepy cult like songs. I want you to know if you are planning to send your kid to this school please think about if it's the best fit. If your child doesn't fit in the schools cult like plan then please don't send them. Thank you for reading this and I hope you think twice before sending your child to this cult like school. You and your child will regret going to this cult like school if you don't research it first.

Learn Play Move is an incredible pre school! Their staff is the best. They are educated in early…read morechildhood education and so attentive and kind. Their curriculum is full of learning by many different methods. Ms Denise is a wonderful teacher and has a lot of patience. The daily activities include, education, art, music and gymnastics at a scaled down level for pre schoolers. They have so much fun with their time in the gym! I highly recommend touring the school and seeing for yourself how wonderful this program is!

From the owner: Learn Play Move Preschool is a play-based educational program providing 3-5 year olds a foundation…read morein academics and fitness.