Great school. Nice teachers, and kids. My child had a very easy time making friends, and the…read moreteachers were very caring and helpful. My child has grown closer to Jesus. They did daily prayer, and there is a very nice, welcoming community of families in this school. Would recommend!!

An excellent school that prepares kids spiritually, academically and has great athletics.read more

i gave 1 star because had too! if i could give negative stars i would!!!!! they wasted my time…read moreand, placed my son in a tight spot with having to start school 3 weeks after every other child in nj‼

My daughters attend RCS, although it is their first year, so far we are happy with the school…read morecommunity. The curriculum is rigorous and challenging which is why we chose the school. The teachers are kind and very helpful. The parents are a little cliquey but that's expected in these kinds of schools. The principal is firm but very loving and understanding. I hope my daughters continue to love their new school.

First rate preschool for anyone. The staff is tremendous and are invested in the kids. We have…read moreseen quite a lot of improvement in our child, in all aspects socially, motor skills, basic academics, etc. Highly recommended.

From the owner: Since 1987, Jubilee Preschool has been providing a preschool that serves children in a safe and…read morenurturing environment with developmentally appropriate learning experiences. Our preschool philosophy is to enrich the efforts of the home while promoting growth for the whole child: physical, social, emotional, cognitive, and spiritual. It is of primary importance to match educational efforts with the developmental readiness of children. In doing so, each child is working within his or her abilities and is therefore able to experience success and to develop positive feelings about himself/herself. We believe children are individual and unique; created and loved by God. We strive to give each child a foundation for school learning in a Christian atmosphere of love and acceptance. We provide a wide variety of learning experiences and at the same time give the children the opportunity to socialize.

The pros and cons :…read more Pros: The outside facility looks bad but inside classrooms are sunny, nicely decorated with many toys/activity stations for kids. Nice staff, great phone communication. Less kids in each class compared to big chain daycares Reasonable price and summer fees No musty smells Teachers seem attentive, not on their phones like other daycares Cons: Not much shade in outdoor spaces Outdoor fence lack of security Only a few spaces parking, which is taken up by staff. Hot black concrete yard in tricycle area - dangerous if kid falls Rusty fencing and rusty basketball hoop Old facility - outside exterior, basement isn't inviting. 2nd floor classes - harder to leave in emergency No apps - no updates No camera to watch This daycare is definitely not bad, but they certainly can improve those aspects listed.

My son attended Sunny Days Academy for a year. We are sad to part ways, and are only doing so…read morebecause we are moving. Sunny Days is a nurturing environment, with kind and caring teachers. Each day I was confident that my son would be safe and well cared for. The center director Alex communicates well and is so kind. As for the price, you can't beat it for this area. They include breakfast, lunch and a snack. Each day we receive an end of day report telling us all about our child's day. We will miss Sunny Days and couldn't recommend it more for anyone looking for a center for their child.

I go to this school. It's amazing, it's spectacular, their food here is booming, I could never be…read morehappier. The teachers are soooo nice and they have a after school program: 21st Century. It's so fun. The teachers help with homework and we do activities.

As a alumni of this school, class of 2018, it was the best school i've been to. The environment is…read morewelcoming, you get the help needed for your child to succeed, the teachers as well as staff are so helpful and accommodating when it comes to special attention. Plus the after school activities offered are just a plus.

Joyce Kilmer elementary school.. great grounds and good school system. Lots of space to play and…read morelearn! Be sure to check out the basketball court.

Advantages: * A foreign language and the great French…read moreteachers * Declamation * The small class sizes * The backup care as a flat fee (takes it off the mind about getting care for most needed days) * The school spirit activities Disadvantages: * The horrible, unorganized administration * The small class sizes Don't expect any Einsteins to come from here -- due to Einstein not speaking until he was 4, this school would have filtered him out as an inappropriate student. The fact that they post a poster that says "Everyone is welcome and accepted here" is misleading. The administration are only concerned with low maintenance children, so don't go to this school unless you are sure that your child is cookie-cutter. There is tons of busy work, which I'm not sure results in learning, as my child got 80-100% on everything, but the administration told us that our child was underperforming. The administration of the school didn't even congratulate us when our child got an external award, which left us with a cold feeling. I know that this review will not make a difference since the Philly school system is so messed up, that you're desperate to get your child ahead and will send your kid here no matter what. So, let me be honest here -- St. Peters is good until it's not (meaning that if you have a child that's out of the norm). So in most cases, you're probably OK and will have a pleasant experience. Given that most parents reading this are sending their kid to pre-k/kindergarten and have no idea what their child will be like in their academics, let me give some advice. If this school asks you to get a psycho-educational evaluation, DO NOT DO IT (or do it eventually on a long wait list at a more affordable college but refuse to give it to them). We did it, spent a fortune, and St. Peters hardly tried to accommodate the child given the evaluation. We thought that they would truly take it to heart and that the "personalized attention" that they try to imply through the small class sizes, would materialize. NOTHING. They just used it to get rid of the child. It was quite disappointing because the teachers seemed really lazy about trying new things... they would occasionally try something that worked with my child and then would stop and complain later about the child and I would have to ask "why aren't you doing X incentive that worked"? Beyond this, if they do go after your child, do not feel alone. I have heard countless stories about them getting rid of perfectly normal and especially gifted children who just cause them extra work. I feel like they create an atmosphere that parents are constantly in fear and panic because they put pressure on parents to do their heavy lifting. For me, "homey don't play that" with their large tuition. But they don't care and kick kids out all the time. Apparently, they don't need the money because of Philly's lacking schools that create desperate parents. Moral of the story: Elect officials who will build Philly's public schools, give to your public schools (even if you don't go there). Because without good competition, private schools don't have to care about every child and surely don't care that children are unique, fragile blooms. Extra negative notes: There is so much evidence of lack of organization -- some major announcements are not until the last minute, I got the initial advice to read the newsletter like a bible because there are things buried in there, and their graduation took 3 hours, with kids as young as 7 having to wait without dinner until 8:30 to get out. Extra positive note: At least they organized an afterschool program with a flat fee.

I have two sons at the school and a third will enter next year. I cannot say enough about the…read moreschool, the students, teachers, and parents. My boys thrive on the small classroom environment; although, my daughter did not, so the intimacy isn't for everyone. She opted for a larger school (Masterman) and was very well prepared for the academic rigor of that school, because of the foundation provided by St. Peter's School. The traditions (May Day, declamations, Branches of May, etc) provide families and the entire community with opportunities to share in--and support--the development of the students. I've found the teachers and administration to be responsive and a source of wisdom and support. My family has enjoyed 10 years at the school and we're looking forward to another nine years!

terrible awful place with terrible awful administration. at least the old principle cared about the…read morekids recently there has been 0 concern for student well being. it's sad how they shape the kids and how they come out of that school.

I heard really high ratings about this place! I was doing a painting gig with others for an open…read morehouse event and the kids were cool! I see a very active sports soccer team in the parking lot. Their campus was gorgeous! Makes me wish I knew about them instead of going to Central High school freshmen year when I was younger! I would have gotten in on full scholarship just based on my top notch city wide scores test where I was like 95-98% then! Oh so proud of the good old beainy days! Lol! Oh I think I heard it was a scholarship or tuition based school. What it takes to qualify I don't know. You gotta do some research! My advice to scholars: straight A's, state standard testing and extracurricular activities and hobbies and travel when young are the way to go! All the best luck to the kids who do go here! I heard like a third of class for accepted to Harvard or an Ivy League! Kuddos to the Brainiacs!!!

My son likes going to his new school. Everyone's nice and friendly. Helpful. He enjoys his new…read moreclassmates.

Coach Thompson is the man! Mr. Bill too!!! They helped my son Julian become the track star that…read morehe is!!!