I'm really happy my son spends his days at Enep'ut. He loves his teachers and his always has…read moreartwork to bring home and stories to tell about his day. The preschool staff - particularly the lead teacher - is kind, patient, and always willing to talk about how my son's doing. I like the attention they pay to art projects, and I really love the themed weeks - countries of the world, especially. It's a really nice place for little kids. I also appreciate that the parents are kept informed of what's going on with the center, future plans, etc.

So I will start out by saying the staff does a good job. They are friendly and helpful. I do…read morecaution others that this center does not pro-rate payment on start or stop. It's either pay the full month or a daily rate. For example if you enroll your child in the middle of the month you will either pay the full months pay or a flat rate of $75 per day for the remaining days in the month, whatever is cheaper. Same goes for your last payment as well. For military personnel waiting for a spot on post this is definitely not ideal. We ended up paying $1600 for a months worth of care. The regular monthly rate was set at $825, so due to them not pro-rating we ended up paying double the monthly rate. Lastly, the full time monthly rate does not include food either, you must provide your own food for your child. Again I thought the staff did a great job, I do wish they would have pro-rated our time though....

My son went to Open Arms from the age of 2 to 4. He developed a great deal during his time there…read moreand had excellent teachers and caregivers. All staff I came into contact with seemed to care greatly about the children. Ms. Naima was his teacher when he left, and she was wonderful.

My two year old grandson attends this daycare. Last Friday we were informed that a teacher in the…read morefacility tested positive. They did not close the facility for a deep cleaning, they did not notify any families who may have had a sibling of one of this teacher's students in their class, they simply closed down that one classroom. I was not impressed by their reopening policy once the Alaska Governor jumped past the last two to three opening phases. This is unconscionable. Now all of the students in this facility, and it is huge, have potentially brought this virus home to their own households, and many have elders living with them.