Fantastic child care center that provides not only love and care for your little one but also…read moreintellectual and social stimulation. My wife and I had our two young children enrolled at this location upon our move to the area and could not have been happier. The team at Goddard School of Beavercreek is extremely helpful and responsive to any questions. We only left the center because a closer location to our home opened up. Be aware, the waiting list is long (but well worth it) so plan ahead.

Some of the staff is great while some were not personable and extremely rude. You can tell this is…read morea "business" because it's very much about the $$. They tried to nickel and dime me when taking the kids out. In addition, the cost is very expensive. While at first thought it was great, there's low level of continuation. While picking up kids no one really talks to you. Often they couldn't absent any questions I may have about the child's notes etc. having to bring their food everyday was also difficult but what was frustrating is that they throw away thing the child didn't eat. Even if it was unopened and non perishable. For example a granola bar or chips. That gets very expensive. I understand a half eaten yogurt. But hard to know what exactly to put in a lunch when you know things will just be thrown away because that's their rules. So overall DO NOT recommend this facility. Was not impressed.

DO NOT PUT YOUR KIDS IN SPORTS HERE!! Was not satisfied with how last year ran but I gave them a…read morepass it seemed like they were trying to put kids health into consideration because Aug last year was very hot. But starting late cause the kids to be playing during the snow or freezing temperatures. They added a game for the week following the "close" of the season. They have no regard for parents schedules. Season should be starting Saturday sept 5th. It's been postponed to sept 13th. But some teams will have games Saturday the 5th. I have 2 kids and have no schedule for either kids team. How am I supposed to schedule life if they can't get me a schedule and not make last minute changes?!? If the refs are as bad this year as last it's going down. U4 games should last 30 mins max. One of our daughters last over an hour because the ref couldn't keep track of time! Hire people who know how to use a stopwatch or tell time. I left the sports director a voicemail and I've still not gotten a call back. They do not prioritize timeliness. Practice schedules went out the week before they started. It's no surprise the teams barely have 9 players each. Parents don't want the bullcrap.

The service are kind.And they take a bunch of classes,like swimming,volleyball, basketball ,…read moreyoga,taekwondo,they have also workout space,and on top of the basketball gym is a track!

I switched our kids to Primrose a few months ago. I had heard through a few of my friends how…read morewonderful the owners were and that there was very little turnover in staff (which was a huge plus)! I had a really hard time in the beginning because they aren't currently letting parents in to drop off and pick up's (due to COVID). But Bethany was so sweet and would call to give me updates on how my little one was adjusting and that made me feel a lot more comfortable in leaving them. I definitely had a much harder time with the transition than either of my kids. But Bethany was very nice and understanding and patient with me, and that was very much appreciated. Skip ahead a few months and I see a huge difference in my 2-year-olds vocabulary! He has come such a long way since we made the transition to Primrose! As for my 5-year-old, I am blown away by their curriculum and the things she has learned! I still haven't had a chance to meet the kid's teachers, but I am hoping in the next few months to get to sit down with them.

My grandsons LOVE Primrose & every time Memaw picks them up great stories to talk about on the ride…read morehome. The location is very busy doing peak pick up time and the staff is always friendly. This year my grandson reminded me of "Grandparents Day" as the school had them make up special gifts!! Happy to see the addition turn lane added off of Yankee Road opened.

Both my daughters, Victoria and Violet go there. Violet has gone through all five years. Teacher…read moreand staff are amazing her reading and writing her through the roof. We used to drive 25 minutes each way just so they could go to this particular school, highly recommend and their summer classes are outstanding.

George Mason Senior here both of my granddaughters go there I got to go see my oldest graduation…read moredad an amazing ceremony and even better cake afterwards my son and daughter-in-law seemed very happy with the place

This is the best daycare my kids have ever been in! My daughter learned SO much in Ms Chantel's…read moreclass, it was amazing. The director, Mason, was an amazing help and such a pleasure to deal with. Very involved in day to day with the kids and classes. The assistant, Courtney, was equally as great! Unfortunately my kids had to switch from here, due to the drive time, but i wouldn't hesitate to send my children back given the chance!

My 6 year old loves the school age program and all the field trips they go in the summer. My 1.5…read moreyear old loves the hands on activities, the teachers love my kids like they are their own babies!

When our son first started at La Petite in Beavercreek when he was 2 1/2 things were pretty good…read more He liked his teacher; the director was good; our son seemed to be learning new things. However, when he turned 4 and switched to the front "room" (aka open space) with the older kids, things went downhill. The teacher turnover rate was high; the kids are in an "open" area near the front lobby, so there are lots of distractions; and it was often very chaotic when we dropped him off, which would immediately send our son into overdrive! Our son has ADHD and really needed a calm, competent, experienced teacher (or at least some ADHD accommodations) to help him, but that never happened. In fact, we would sometimes get phone calls to come and pick our son up because they couldn't manage his behavior. One time he 'spit' at a teacher (not acceptable but also not surprising considering that when my husband dropped him off several boys were running, screaming, and slamming bathroom doors)! He'd only been at school one hour when we got the call to come get him. Guess the teacher had no clue what to do with a 4-year-old boy who spits. I had to quit working that day, but still had to pay La Petite, of course! And, even more frustrating, by the time we got there, our son had already moved on from the incident and was happily playing outside on the playground. He didn't even know why he was being picked up. When we talked to the director and told her that our son was doing great (with no complaints from his teacher) on the mornings he went to his other specialized school, we were told by the director that La Petite is more of a "play based" school and that our son probably should be in a more structured school. Ironically, that is not what La Petite advertises on their website. They appear to promote STEM learning, and "meeting the needs of every child" but I can tell you from first-hand experience, and from the comments from several other parents we know, that is not what's happening there much of the time. It seems many of the teachers are just in "survival mode" in a space that often resembles a zoo. So, here's my advice: Do NOT choose this school if you: 1) Have a child with any special needs, including ADHD 2) Want your child to learn in a well-organized, calm, clean environment 3) Want to be able to work the hours you need to at your job (without getting phone calls to come get your kid) 4) Want a steady, calm, competent teacher with years of experience who understands the behavior of small children and knows how to manage them 5) Want to get what you pay for -- La Petite is NOT cheap!

Both of my kids have gone to preschool at evergreen and I can't recommend them enough! My kids'…read moreloved the school, their teachers and how much outdoor play was emphasized! Give them a chance and you won't ever want them leave. :)

Mathnasium Center in Beavercreek has exceeded my expectations for my daughter. Last year, my…read moredaughter was in the 4th grade and had problems catching up with the kids at her table. Children would tease her about being slow, and the teacher stated it was to help motivate her to work faster. But, despite her IEP for extra time, she just began putting her head down in math class and shut down completely. My husband and I decided to enroll her in the summer program at Mathnasium to help build her confidence in math. Our goal was to review the previous year's concepts and provide her with another summer activity. My daughter ended up loving the individualized instruction and completing activities at her pace. In addition, she enjoyed the positive affirmation that she was on the right track while completing the assignments. We stopped for a month in September, and during that time, she repeatedly asked to go back. So a few weeks ago (October), we started tutoring again. As an educator myself, I have so much respect for Jackie and the tutors. The monthly learning plan provides data on how much she is progressing. In addition, the exit ticket gives me something to discuss with her on the way home. While I believe tests only show one part of mastery, with that said, her MAP scores increased 15 points from Spring 2021 to Fall 2021. I highly recommend this place! Thank you for helping support her academically in a friendly, calm, and comfortable environment using your individualized curriculum.

Love Mathnasium! I have three kids enrolled here and it is worth every penny…read more There is no homework (unlike Kumon) and I can bring them any day the center is open, as many days a week as I want (like a gym membership), all for the same monthly fee. No appointments are needed, which means the scheduling is flexible. I like that Mathnasium has its own material. The kids took a placement test to find out their weak spots and then their assignments in the center are exactly at their level and target the areas where they are weak. I also like that the kids get small group instruction. It's usually 2 or 3 kids per instructor. And they have structured rewards so the kids earn prizes. I won't say they LOVE going, but they don't fight me like they did with Kumon--no tears for Mathnasium. We previously tried Kumon (in another state). I didn't like the homework, their restricted hours (only open two days a week), or the student teacher ratios (was like 1 to 8 or more at the center we used). However, Kumon was cheaper so if cost is an issue that would be something to consider. (Kumon was about $120/mo per kid versus about $220/month per kid at Mathnasium). We also previously tried an independent tutoring place. That had the most scheduling flexibility and one on one attention. But it cost $50/hour so twice a week appointments cost about $400 a month. This location just opened in Oct 2015. We were going to the location in Centerville but switched to this location as soon as they opened because the location is so much more convenient (right off 675; close to the Greene). I have a kid above grade level for math and I have one that struggles a bit. Mathnasium works for both of them. Overall, we are really happy with Mathnasium and I recommend it to friends.