My son goes here. He has excelled here since the 8th grade. He is now a senior. If you're child has…read morea learning disorder or disability this school is geared towards that.

Great place for children with learning differences to explore and thrive in their individual…read morelearning styles. Helpful teachers, low teacher to student ratio, and numerous student lead ASB activities gives the feel of a larger welcoming education community. Their mission states this is a place where students come first and it's definitely apparent in the effort and caring attitude of their office personnel and staff.

"Happy Zone" provides very low quality childcare and no child development. Miss Felicia, the owner,…read moreis dismissive of parents' concerns, often discusses inappropriate topics in front of children, and is fully aware that there are bullies in her daycare but does nothing about it. Felicia is often unreachable during business hours, including during the frequent times the van fails to pick up kids from school on time, leading the schools to make phone calls to confused and panicked parents. Felicia is aware that many of the parents she serves are immigrants, have low incomes, and/or have few options. She exploits this to take generous state subsidies while being rude and officious to parents without actually addressing their needs. The outdoor play area is very small, mostly made of concrete, and has only a very small play structure and very few toys. The indoor space is maze-like, extremely cramped, and claustrophobic with no natural light. It smells bad. There is minimal actual "learning" done at the daycare; it's staffed by babysitters--many of whom are under 18 and unsupervised. There are no cameras in the facility. The food offered is inadequate and unhealthy.

I am very happy that my son is going to this day care. My son has been in another day care for 2…read moreyears and wasn't happy and was always sad and feared going to the other day care.Now that I have taken him to Happy Zone he is always looking forward to go to the day care and is always happy. It is fascinating how the teachers have been able to make the day care feel like his second home. I really like the system they have to teach the children and my son is very happy and so am I.

I highly recommend Anne for teaching your ASD child/middle schooler/adult. She has been teaching…read moreour autistic son for about a year now and he loves his piano classes. In spite of COVID-19, Ms. Anne has made it work and our son continues to progress. He has played the piano by ear since he was 5, but did not know how to read music, that's where Anne bridges that gap and then some:-). You will not be disappointed and your son or daughter with ASD will not only grow in their musical education but benefit from how music eases any anxiety/stress they may be experiencing, especially right now in the midst of this pandemic.

I highly reccommend this place. Anne is amazing, kind and understanding. She is a great musicain…read moreand extremely thoughtful.

Awesome playground. My kids love the variety of things to do on this playground. My daughter ran…read morethe entire time, from one play structure to another. She just wanted to try it all as fast as she could. Different areas for kids of different ages. The playground's icon is a 25-foot-long colorful caterpillar climbing sculpture. Kids can climb, exercise their fine and gross motor skills, and really feel their accomplishment as they climb to the nose of the caterpillar. All play areas have adjacent paths for continuous easy movement. The colorful park has a tree and meadow motif, with plants and creatures depicted in the equipment and the poured-in-place rubber surfacing. The playground includes features designed to encourage healthy physical development, such as slides, swings, spinners, and climbing rocks, as well as nontraditional playground activities designed for sensory development. The playground is divided into three areas: One play area focuses on early childhood, one focuses on children ages 5 to 12, and one is easily used by both groups for climbing, swinging, spinning and sliding. Children can play anywhere on the playground, but the design allows younger children to play independently from older children. The early childhood areas feature equipment that helps young children develop balance, coordination, social skills, and imagination. They can climb on a sculpted ladybug, and spin in an Omni Spinner and on a ring-like Super Nova. A glider swing is big enough to accommodate a pile of kids. They can try the balance beam and play in a little house. In the painted-games area, children can hopscotch on a dragonfly or balance on a bee flying to a flower. The Rolling Hills synthetic turf mound invites them to climb up and roll down, and in a climbing area, they can travel the circular walk or climb the tree to the top of a play structure and slide down the slide. Children on tricycles or in wheelchairs rolling on the Wavy Walk can stop at a stop sign, fill up at the gas station, and slow down in the school zone. They can also enjoy the sensory delight of making music on oversized instruments. A central covered area with picnic tables allows parents to sit in the shade and see almost every play area. Benches are also scattered around the periphery. A bathroom was clean and close by. This park is definitely worth the trip. Bring a picnic, but don't bring your dog. Dogs (other than service animals) aren't allowed.

great school we had out child attend here for 2 years really essential for special needs. He was so…read morecomfortable that we wish they extended to 5th grade lol

Good back up daycare and super easy registration process. It's charged by the hour so dropping off…read moreis a breeze when you need to immediately care. Absolutely love this daycare! From the moment we walked in, we felt welcomed and comfortable. The staff is incredibly warm, kind, and professional. The place always look pretty clean. They truly care about each child and it shows in the way they interact with the kids. The best part is you knowing your child is in good hands when you go for a quick errand run.

My 6 year old son loves coming here. He'll choose KidsPark over riding his bicycle, which is his…read morefavorite activity. The staff here are polite and professional, and the facility appears clean and tidy. I'm happy that KidsPark is available for spontaneous drop offs. They're a great option for spring and summer camp as well.

Was recommended this place by my sons primary care provider. When you call to speak to someone your…read morealways forced to leave a message. No one picks up. After back and forth with voicemails I was told by the Bellevue intake coordinator that my address is outside of their service area. This is different since i actually live in Renton and they have a Renton location. I've never heard of a facility not serving anyone because they don't live in the part of the city they serve?!

We started with Kindering last October after it became evident that our son would require…read moreadditional help in his development. He is practically a new kid. We can't say enough about every person we've interacted with, especially Erin, Lindsey, Sommer and Rachel. They have not only helped our son reach milestone after milestone but have provided so much support for my family, encouraging us and letting us know that we aren't alone in this. Thank you so much for being so amazing!

My child transitioned from a local public into the lower elementary classroom. He couldn't be…read morehappier. They take academic rigor very seriously, while also allowing the students time and space to process and learn. He loves it! Lots of outside time in nature. The school does an excellent job fostering the natural creativity, curiosity, and enthusiasm in children as part of each child's learning journey.

Cedar River Montessori has been an amazing school for my daughter. The community is wonderful and…read moresupportive, the teachers care about and know students' strengths, opportunities for growth and individual personalities in detail. Students have a chance to explore topics they're truly interested in, supported by passionate educators. Learning happens all across CRMS' 12 acre campus, indoor & out--from animal care to gardening and nature education. I'm grateful my child has the one-of-kind experience she gets everyday at Cedar River.

I went to this school to get my medical assistant certification. And I have no regrets coming here,…read moreI love all the staff and instructors. Everyone was very helpful and kind. I would recommend this place to anyone who is looking for a short program in the medical field. I would probably come back for my associate or even bachelor degree here.

Waste of time and waste of money do not go here…read more I didn't even really use my certification that I spent $40,000 on and now I'm trying to get reestablished and there's no communication . Now I have to go up there on my off day just to get some results. Smh i'm pretty sure this business will be out soon so if you need to re-establish, I would do it now.