This preschool has been great. Really happy with our decision to bring our daughter to this school…read more She has learned a lot since she started. The teachers are great and the school itself is very clean and organized.

The auditorium is pretty amazing here. Its huge and great for having events…read more The track and the soccer field here are very nice also

Great school, all the bathrooms have a nice yellow paint on the floor. Smells a but tho...read more

Shout out to Amanda Ferreira what a wonderful teacher and person she really is. She is what every…read moreteacher should strive to be.

A great public school that is as good as private if not better…read more Great Staff and teahers, very very safe, academically advanced. Clean and vast. One start was taken out because of number of students in class, I wish that could be reduced. Other than that a great school.

Our family joined All Five when my son was just under 3 years old as part of their preschool…read moreprogram. Since then, he has "stepped up" and my two younger children are now part of their infant/toddler program. I have experienced all three programs and can say I love each and every one of them. They all have a different vibe, each fitting for the age group they serve but they all consistently have staff who cares and loves all the children. Because of the mixed age groups in the preschool class, I got to see my son first be taken under the wing of older, more experienced children then in turn become that mentor himself as he became one of the older children. The overall program is an open-play, emergent curriculum that really does foster independence and self sufficiency but most importantly, social-emotional development and growth. They focus on emotional resiliency and regulation. You can see the push as they age out of the toddler program to the preschool program and all the teachers are so collaborative if you have certain skill sets that you are trying to work with your child on. I've been so happy with All Five and the community they built. It is such a lovely campus and strong mission.

Moving into the Belle Haven neighborhood felt magical from the start, largely because of the warm…read moreand welcoming community at AllFive. Our family's journey with the school began when our oldest daughter enrolled as a painfully shy toddler who was hesitant to speak. But in no time, she blossomed into a confident, playful, and free-spirited child who easily makes friends and connections wherever she goes. The strong foundation she built at AllFive helped her thrive in her first year of elementary school, especially in the areas of social and emotional learning. Now, our youngest is a proud AllFive student who has been through all the school's programs, starting at KHIT. Currently in preschool, she wakes up excited for school each day and she loves to show off her classroom to anyone willing to listen. Her joy and sense of belonging speaks volumes about the nurturing environment created by the AllFive team. Throughout our journey at AllFive, the faculty and staff have consistently fostered a strong sense of community. I am an active member of the Parent Teacher Council and I am entering my second year of engagement with the school. Staff and faculty host monthly events after school and on weekends, encourage parent participation, and stay actively engaged with families during drop-off and pick-up times. Teachers maintain open lines of communication, providing daily classroom and individual updates about the children's activities and growth. No matter when you pass by the school, you'll likely see staff or faculty warmly interacting with parents. Even the school board is deeply involved, playing an active role in supporting family engagement and school life. Thanks to the thoughtful curriculum and dedicated faculty, both of our children have developed a deep sense of confidence, curiosity, connection. Most importantly, we have all built lasting friendships. Although the school has undergone some changes in recent years, its mission and heart have remained constant. We truly love AllFive and are deeply grateful that it is our family's first school.

I'm not sure who is writing any bad reviews , but it's asinine!…read moreThe principal of the school is nothing but a stand up human being , with a compassion for education, snd helping our youth! I am very excited to be I'm rolling my daughter into school this fall for kindergarten! I feel very comfortable having her attend here!

Redeemer has caring and compassionate teachers and staff who take great care in teaching and caring…read morefor the students. Mr. H, Head of School is crazy and passionate about the kids and providing the best school experience possible. Mrs. L and Mrs. H are great at what they do. My daughter needs an SST for her ADHD and we worked together to find solutions to help my daughter succeed (not just provide accommodations to get her through) and learn how to manage her work and the educational requirements so she can meet the challenges of life. They teach executive functioning skills in the middle school grades, and growth mindset in the elementary grades. Caring and loving teachers in each grade. There are enough students that there is good socialization, and classes are small enough that no one gets lost in the crowd. It's one of the best!

CLC Preschool is amazing! my child has been attending for the past 3 years and has made leaps and…read morebounds with his growth and progress in all aspects of life that include emotional intelligence, social skills, academics, and physical motor skills, and speech. The director, Noor, is such a caring and kind soul that genuinely cares for and invests so much of herself and efforts to ensure each kid is receiving what they need to flourish. The teachers, Lydia and Mahi, have been fantastic at creating an environment that is safe, welcoming, and loving for our son's total wellbeing. The staff is amazing and they have the same kind of deep interest in ensuring every child succeeds. My son is already reading and isn't even in Kindergarten yet. He loves to learn and I give lots of credit to CLC for building him up into the confident little learner her is today. I highly recommend them based on our experience and it's bitter sweet that we will have to move on since our son is entering kindergarten in the coming year. If I could keep him there longer, I would.

We love Ms Noor and all the other teachers at Foothill Preschool. Our daughter went there for 1.5…read moreyears starting around her 4th birthday. She recently started Kindergarten and this was bittersweet for us, because they have taken such good care of her at preschool. Our daughter has made lots of friends at preschool and always enjoyed going. She did fun crafts, learned to write her name, learned to count, learned the alphabet and they really helped her develop a ton of social skills. Ms Noor is a great communicator and thoughtful about what happens. It has been so wonderful to send our daughter to a place where we know she will be so well cared for! Highly recommend!

Great campus by the looks of it. I like the animal that's symbolic for the place, panthers rock…read more The teachers seem to really care here and the parkings great.

The preschool program for this school is unrealistic of what 3-5 year olds should be. Our 4-5 year…read moreold went here. As he was navigating who he was as a person, the school would constantly send him home if he was not immediately obedient. He was referred by the preschool director to multiple psychologists who all said he was a "normal age appropriate child". We are dealing with financial debt and continued counseling to help my son rebuild his confidence and trying to help him want to go to school again. We had to transfer schools in hopes he would be happy again. That said, the upper educational grades (6-8) is fantastic. The teachers are engaging and supportive. The sports program is also wonderful. If you want to put your kids here, i would recommend starting them after 1st grade and skip the preschool program.

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to have your child wake you up in the morning dressed,…read morewith their teeth brushed, ready to head to school because they love being at school more than playing Mario Kart with you all day? Have you ever heard a child express that they hope you hit every red light on their way to picking them up from school so that they can stay at school longer that day? If any of this fits you then PCC is the place for you. We started out back in 2009 sending our first of 3 boys there. He loved it. Still reminisces about things like Stone Soup. A couple years later our 2nd went there as well. Fast forward a decade later we enrolled our 4yo there for Pre-K. He loves the whole experience. He often tells us about how much he loves his teachers and friends. It's also great knowing one of the teachers was there for both of our older sons, providing a sense of continuity over the years. As a parent we've been also happy when things aren't going to plan. When there were moments of separation anxiety (it happens) they speak directly to the child offering encouragement and working with both us and our child. It's easy to become comfortable when you know things go well in the good moments but seeing how well they handle the not-so-good moments brings comfort when we're leaving our young children with them for hours each day. On a closing note it's worth mentioning that everything in the first paragraph is 100% true.

My relative was severely injured multiple times within a very small span of time he attended here…read moreresulting in hospital visits on separate occasions with no remorse from the staff ultimately having to pull him because of his safety. There are no cameras and the staff was not able to tell us how he was injured each time admitting their eyes were not on the child (probably on their phones instead). As a preschool director myself, with children's safety being my top priority I would strongly advise keeping your child away from here if you want to avoid costly medical bills and trauma. I know lots of people have had great experiences with this school but I am hoping this post about our experience saves at least one family from having to go through the hell we have been through seeing our child sustain multiple injuries and being in excruciating pain since attending this school.