I actually enjoy the daycare, I think the hours are very favorable to working parents as well as being a place where the instructors/staffers seem to really interact with the children. My child really enjoys going there and is excited in the mornings walking in. As a parent I can say one of the things that is always cautious is that you never know a 100% what is going on with your child so a lot of trust is involved but from what I have seen and the reactions I get from my child they have a very fun hands on program with the kids and you couldn't really ask much more. I will probably re-review in the coming years when my child enters the older classrooms to see how the development is handled. As of now though it is pretty good. read more

Chesterbrook academy has been nothing less than family to us. After staying home with my son for 2 years, I reluctantly admitted that he needed some socialization. With another baby on the way, it would have been a disservice to his early education if I kept him home while caring for a newborn. I scrutinized every school in the area, and found a home at Chesterbrook academy! My son absolutely flourished in this warm, inviting, and most of all educational environment. Friends and family just can't believe how smart he's become, which is a real testament to the excellent facility, curriculum, and teachers. If you're looking for a place you can trust, with an exceptional staff for your child to grow in every way- choose Chesterbrook academy in Voorhees! read more

My 3 year old love his school. Kids are occupied with activities and learn on daily basis. Highly recommended .

Not good. We gave our infant little girl one day here, and that will be all. She appeared to look sad and neglected when we picked her up, with a full diaper (which admittedly could have just happened, but still plays into the concerning picture). They let her sleep through her usual feeding time. And -- the worst of it -- they told us that they are unable to take her only once per week AFTER ORIGINALLY AGREEING to do so months ago. So now we're stuck looking desperately for another daycare, while we could have been on a waitlist for another place this whole time. The abrupt change of plan came via an email from the principal ("sorry!"), not even a phone call. read more

My son was in the Toddler A class, and his teacher did a wonderful job keeping him engaged in fun and educational activities and crafts and working with him in areas where he struggled, more specifically fine motor skills. However, there was a severe lack of communication by administrators, safety and health issues within the building that were never properly addressed or corrected (A/C and flood damage/black mold, classroom doors that did not close and lock -- imagine if there had been a lockdown situation!), and my son's teacher was constantly stressed out due to the company doing the bare minimum to be in ratio, such as combining classes. It was not fair to her to not be able to change a diaper without the fear of another toddler becoming injured (which happened on various occasions). There is extremely high turnover at the location he had attended, which is very concerning and speaks to the culture that exists within that building and the company. I did not feel comfortable having my son in the preschool, and due to the response to my concerns by upper management, he no longer attends. I have found that Chesterbrook Academy cares more about enrollment and profit than they do the families they serve and the children in their care. This company exploits their employees, allows them to burn out quickly, and does nothing to retain staff. For these reasons, I do not recommend enrolling your child at Chesterbrook Academy. read more

This school defines money first, student last. The quality of programming, constant requests for you to fund raise, constant staff turnover and lack of supervision from the top ( Lauren principal) down has turned a once great school, into a place that provides subpar care for a large price. There are many options in the area, pass this place by! read more

If I could give 6 stars, I would because 5 stars isn't enough. My family and I are fortunate to have joined The Chesterbrook Academy family under the direction of its current leadership. My oldest attended 2 other daycares prior, and this school is head and shoulders above the rest nearby (especially a family owned one down the road where I witnessed a teacher smack a kid on the behind, to which she said we are allowed to do this - she's the owners BFF, sick). The curriculum at Chesterbrook is outstanding. Our preschooler is reading and doing math!!! And our toddler is learning new words each day!!! It's no secret that the teachers make or break any school and I am in love with each and every one of them. They allow me to be open and honest, & I never feel like I am being judged or looked down on. I would argue that we all think our opinion is right, but how can you form one without doing your due diligence?!? I gave the school that condoned hitting the benefit of the doubt, because they could have fired that ONE bad apple and moved on. Alas, they did not. The communication from the current principal and vice principal is outstanding, concise and always on time. I recommend Chesterbrook in Voorhees to all my friends and I'm proud to say my beautiful children go there (in fact we are keeping one there for kindergarten next year!) read more

To add to previous sentiments, we have been at Chesterbrook for almost 3 years and are very happy with the school. The teachers are very dedicated and caring, the Principal is responsive and highly involved and communicates effectively and efficiently, and the curriculum is solid. Having been there for a few years, we did experience some turnover in staff early on, which was a bit challenging. However, staff and process has been quite steady since and the kids are very well-cared for. Our preK student is well-prepared for K and loves school! read more

I wish it were possible to give zero stars bc one star is too much. I sent my 2 year old daughter to this school about 3 yrs agos. (I was just recently told another horror story, hense the review 3 yrs later). I now feel compelled to say something. I was only there for maybe 4 days but that was enough to run out & never return. My 2yr old was extremely shy & needed social interaction. I put her in 2 half days per week. I tried to have an open mind when the director toured me only to name drop a million times that one of the Boys to Men singers child attended...for real! You would think he/she was the only child in the school. My little, shy 2yr olds first experience with school & no one greeted us when we walked into the classroom. Honestly, they ignored us & the kids. They were over their child/teacher ratio & seemed miserable. It was such chais I thought I was being punked. The head teacher quit in these 4 days I attended. No note or any kind of communication from the director. It was like a big secret. I tried to talk to the director about these concerns & she was no where to be found. I felt bad for the asst. director who seemed to be left to put out all the many fires. At that point I took my daughter & left. It's a real shame. Hopefully things and people have changed since then for the better. read more