I pulled my daughter out of another preschool to go to FUMC. I had friend's who sent their kids to…read moreFUMC and had heard nothing but wonderful things. The children get home cooked meals everyday and the class sizes are kept small enough that every child is taken care of. The staff here truly care about the children. My daughter was sick one day and when I went to pick her up, one of the staff members was just holding her. The truly love the children there. I also picked FUMC because I'm a single mother who works full time. FUMC is full of all types of families from all different backgrounds. I feel diversity is incredibly important. I'm blown away by how much my daughter is learning as well. The director is absolutely amazing and I have never had a second thought about sending my daughter here.

Had to pull my child out for many reasons the first being lack of safety . The security system is…read moreterrible and ID's never checked . My hubby came to pick up our child for the first time & was never questioned about who he was. It saddens me because this school had wonderful reviews. They really need to fix this issue . Also we received many empty promises like the children going to sing at the senior center as well as going to the library. That didn't happen. The playground is a huge disappointment. Instead of grass turf there is a brown mulch so the children are constantly dirty . Also I witnessed a teacher pulling on my child's arm in a painful way. We reported these issues to the school director and pulled out child out of this school.

As a former employee, this place was the best employer ever. The staff were professional and…read morefriendly, it was a positive environment. I recommend this place to employees that's looking for a job and parents that's looking for a safe, nurturing, and educational childcare; All Superstars is the one. Former employee (Ms. Mimi)

I love this pre school! I went here when I was 6 with my cousin and now I'm 25 sending my 2 year…read moreold autistic son here! I can't say better things about this place. Before sending my son to daycare I had so many fears being that I keep up with the news from around the world and the horror stories I hear that goes on at some daycares made me petrified. But being a full time working mom I had no choice but so send my defensive child into the care of people I really didn't know. But after sending my son here for a while, he started to smile immensely when we pull up to all superstars because he knows where we are! That's how I know my sons is safe here! One thing that really made me trust this place with my whole heart is when I went to pick up my son the other day and the teachers had the kids outside and when one of the workers went and picked up my son to hand him to me he just looked into her eyes with the biggest smile on his face and just rested his head on her shoulder. I saw that he felt safe. And that meant the world to me. This is a long review I know lol but if you're a mom who's terrified of sending there little one to daycare, I highly recommend this place when it comes to your child well being and happiness.

They seem to overload their staff in their VPK room. My child was hit in the head with a wiffleball…read morebat and got a knot on his head and was crying, the teachers A)didn't notice B)didn't call a parent C) didn't create an incident report. When I spoke with the teacher she victim blamed my child. Additionally concerning is that there is no conspicuously posted notices of illness when there are children that are found to have contagious illnesses. The teacher said they weren't posted, the director said they were, when I drop off I look for them and see them nowhere. The teachers are kind, their demeanor is nice, and they seam to have a good structure with the children. Long story short, limited supervision and compliance.

My son started at ABC Learning Center in February going part time and we have had a great overall…read moreexperience. All of the staff are friendly and very welcoming. I am always amazed at how much he is learning there, colors, body parts, animals and their sounds, types of trucks, right and left, and even recognizes some numbers! It is nice that I can switch the days I take him in ( just tell them or call time the day before) and there is not a set time to drop off and pick up. They also have a good nutrition program, so I don't have to pack his food every day. I would recommend taking a tour if you are looking for a daycare!

FMCS is truly an exceptional Christian school and a blessing to our family. The academic standards…read moreare outstanding, and I love how they integrate modern technology with innovative teaching methods that truly help students achieve their full potential. What makes FMCS even more special is how they nurture the whole child. My kids are actively involved in sports, music, and academics, and it's been incredible to watch their confidence grow in every area. Even more meaningful is seeing their spiritual growth and strong foundation in faith develop each day. The teachers and staff genuinely care about every student, creating a supportive, encouraging, and safe environment. Security is clearly a top priority, which gives me great peace of mind as a parent. We are so grateful to be part of the FMCS family this school is shaping not just great students, but strong, faith-filled individuals.

Our experience with this school was extremely disappointing, and based on what our family…read moreexperienced, I would not recommend this school for a child with ADHD or similar support needs. We were completely transparent from the beginning about our child's ADHD diagnosis and his need for accommodations, additional redirection, patience, and support. The school was aware of these needs before accepting him. Because the school also accepts the Step Up For Students FES-UA scholarship for children with unique abilities, we believed they understood that some students may require additional support and time to adjust. Unfortunately, after only six school days, we received an email asking us to attend a meeting to "go over accommodations." We went into that meeting expecting collaboration, strategies, and a plan to help our child succeed. Instead, we were blindsided. The meeting essentially became a conversation informing us that the school did not believe it could meet his needs and that he would need to leave. Six school days is an extremely short amount of time to determine what a child with ADHD is capable of, especially after transitioning from homeschooling into a completely new school environment. We expected accommodations to actually be implemented, given a fair opportunity to work, and adjusted if needed before such a major decision was made. We were also very uncomfortable with the Head of School, Diane, making assumptions about our child potentially having diagnoses beyond ADHD. School staff should certainly communicate behaviors or concerns they observe, but making diagnostic assumptions after knowing a child for only a few days felt inappropriate. ADHD presents differently in every child, and diagnostic conclusions should be left to qualified professionals who have properly evaluated the child. What disappointed us most was feeling that the focus quickly became everything our child struggled with rather than what could be done to help him improve. Children with ADHD may need repeated directions, redirection, support with transitions, emotional regulation, bathroom accommodations, and additional time to adjust. These challenges do not mean a child is incapable of succeeding. As parents, we also made a genuine commitment to this school. We purchased school uniforms, PE uniforms, school-specific supplies, and rented a school instrument with a monthly payment because we expected our child would be given a fair opportunity to remain there. After only six days, we were left with uniforms, supplies, and other school-specific items that cannot simply be used at another school. The issue is not the money itself, but the fact that families make these preparations in good faith believing the school is also making a commitment to their child. Parents of children with ADHD or similar needs should ask very specific questions before enrolling about what accommodations will truly be provided, how much redirection the school is willing to offer, and how much of an adjustment period a child will actually receive.

This school has amazing long-term staff. Touring the school you see all the education throughout…read morethe building. Children are happy and engaged.

My son LOVED his teacher Mrs. Mila. Shortly after he started they joined 2 classrooms of children…read moretogether. After that day he would cry and not want to go anymore. One day when I picked him up his chin, forehead, & nose were really bloody and bruised (Mrs. Mina had been absent). Not only did no one working there know what happened, but no one noticed his bloddy face or the tears in his eyes. I had to ask them. I spoke with the directors and teachers and hoped it would be an isolated incident however, a few other friends in the same class had similar problems. We have all since changed schools. Too crowded and not enough helpers for the teachers. Also they let one child ruin the experience for all by not addressing the bullying.

The staff is wonderful! They become part of your family. It was hard to go from grandma watching my…read moreson to now having him at daycare but The Learning Experience of Cape Coral is amazing! Glad he gets to be around kids his age!

Awful. Kids are not safe here. Director is very rude to parents when parents are concerned about…read moretheir child being hurt.

deana's a great school! they welcomed us with open arms! all teachers are amazing! an my son just…read moreloves it!