Childcare alert: if you are thinking to send your baby to Childitme in greenbrier (Eden way) let me…read moreshare what happened to us. My daughter had a great time with the previous class until she turned 2, although the director was always unresponsive and zero customer service but teachers were great. Then, they moved her to the two's with no transition, they didn't even know that she couldn't have milk and I'm thankful I caught this on camera checking on her the first day and stopped them on time. Teacher were rude since the beginning not saying hello but keep talking to each other most times at pick up so I never got to have a relationship with them. My daughter started crying at drop off again and that was a first sign. Next, she was left with her t-shirt and swaeter wet until her lips turned blue at home when I noticed her arms were frozen,after I picked her up when she was still napping at school. I obviously asked the teachers to change her but this happened again twice until I noticed at pick up one day and confront led them right away. Turned out they didn't care and had no intention to change her. I reported it to the director, that didn't care and didn't intervene (long story short). Had a bad feeling when I sent her to school the day after so I watched her on camera only to see that my fears were justified: she was neglected care the whole day, no diaper change and no visual contact when she started crying cause a kid pulled her arm and after 30 miutes no response of either teacher, then she was crying following one of the teacher around, and this teacher turned to her, bent down and moved her head and hands like if she was yelling at her and then ignore her again. After plenty of calls (they didn't respond for over 50 minutes) and message via app (that director saw but lied about), the director showed up to take care of my daughter and I left work to pick her up and find her diaper and pants wet. Director lied, supervisor didn't care, and your kid might be the next one cause no intervention for the teachers behavior either. I can't recommend the center and want to share my experience if can help the next kid to avoid emotional abuse and neglected care.

They do not have adequate teachers to children ratio. The care is not provided to the children…read more There are several instances that has happened and the children are the ones who are suffering. For the price you pay for care at Childtime, there should be enough staff to watch the children. They should be reported to the people who has accredited them. what a very disappointing daycare. I would not want my child to go there.

We had decided when we had children to homeschool so our children could learn a true biblical world…read moreview. We started at home and then found Stonebridge School. What was so impressive to us was the academic ranking nationally among the students, their maturity, self confidence and strong biblical world view. Add to that the personalized attention by every member of the staff and passion for teaching children we see in the Teachers and staff. I believe they are second to none. Both of my boys have excelled at the school and have a maturity and confidence we don't see in many of their peers who attend public schools. This school is worth a visit and once you come to the campus, meet the leadership and see the kids you'll feel good about becoming part of the Stonebridge family.

Stonebridge school has been nothing short of "fresh air" to me and my family. My kids have both…read morebeen there from Pre K through 4th grade. I went to public school and even substituted in local public schools. This school is night and day different. Stonebridge teaches differently and is very non apologetic about their biblical worldview approach and how they teach Christian Self Government. These are principles that don't and won't get taught in public school. Not only have I been over to ALL of my teacher's homes, I've prayed with them, and they have prayed for me. I've had teachers and parents reach out to me asking for prayer and for help. This doesn't happen in public schools. I also see how the parents are involved in this school. You have to be apart and you are to partner WITH the school to instill these principles into your child life. The school will help with direction, but they desire that you and them partner together to make learning fun and educational. Many parents show up for "special" days at school. I've never seen so much parent involvement and every classroom has a "room parent" where we have been invited over to their house for cookouts. They create facebook forums for us to discuss homework and also prayer requests for the children and faculty. Not only do parents help out in the classroom, but last summer we had a "work day" at the school and countless number of parents showed up to paint and help out around the school. Can you imagine that? Parents who are paying private school tuition willing to show up and WORK at a school for FREE. That's how much parents believe in this place. So We have been at the school for 5 years now and not only that, but I have substituted at ALL grade levels. I can't speak highly enough about the attitude of the kids. I have subbed in public schools and you WILL NOT find students who treat adults the same way. Also the students seem to be very close to each other. They go on trips together from when they are small all the way through their "senior trip". This school has also scored the highest score in the country with their seniors the last 2 years in a row for having a "biblical worldview". My wife and I both work in Greenbrier and were driving back and forth to Stonebridge. We both love the school so much that we decided to sell our house and move down the street from Stonebridge. Stonebridge has become a family away from family. We have invested in it and believe in it. It may not be for everyone and is it perfect? NO....Nothing is. But if you're looking for a solid education that is founded in biblical principles, a place for your child to make meaningful and long lasting relationships in life, a place where teachers really care and parents are involved, a place for you as parents to plug in and make many life long friendships; Then Stonebridge is the place for you.

This place claims to be a Christian daycare center but I wouldn't go that far to say they are. The…read moreowner is unprofessional and rude at the very least! He treats the staff like crap which is why they are all quieting. The teachers are ok but I don't think it's as clean as they claim as my child always had some bug. And if you approached them about the issues they would inform you that are the kids have their shots, which has nothing to do with germs and basic cleaning of the facility. And I am sure most of the staff don't even have the proper training required to work at a daycare... For the price that you pay it is not worth it....

Great place! The owners are thoughtful and caring individuals that go above and beyond to make you…read morefeel comfortable leaving your child in their care!

The owner has no business running a facility for children. She is rude, abrasive, and her only goal…read moreis to collect as much money as possible while providing as little as possible. She also has no empathy for even basic special needs and fought us tooth and nail for the smallest request, for which we had a doctor's note. The teachers were fine. The actual facility is ok. But, unless you are stuck between a rock and a hard place for childcare, I would not recommend sending your children here.

My son absolutely loves going to school and learning at Goddard. He has the best teachers, and at…read morethree years old he is recognizing and writing his name, knows the alphabet, can count to 30 independently, and has amazing social skills.

He helped me fight bullies and i like the teachers also ots cool how the school is pretty big im…read morenot gonna lie i HATE the math teacher you should fire her

This school is horrible is not amazing at all i would not want to go back there and be there with…read morethem but they have to be in a place of their choice and not just in their home and not in the way that I would want to be in a relationship W and I would be so sad if I didn't

It's easy look perfect on the outside, but everyone's true colors show at some point. Take it for…read moreme, a prior student who witnessed a lot firsthand. The school does not uphold to their "Christian standards" when it comes to behind the scenes. Very homophobic and not understanding or compassionate when it comes to mental health. I did at the school for 12 years and have seen too many situation handled extremely poorly and I am truly disappointed and disgusted by the things that they PICK AND CHOOSE to allow... I would absolutely consider their school to have an emotionally abusive environment. This school has deleted my review on their Facebook page. Seems they don't like negative feedback

Incredible school! My daughter is finishing up 3rd grade and is coming back next year! The…read moreteachers take time with their students, and the size of the classes lend to more one on one time with their kids. The administration cares and is involved in student life. If you are looking for a private school the cost is significantly lover then others.

Butts Road Intermediate is one of the surrounding schools in the district. I do not have a child…read morethat attends here, however, I work for a facility that works with schools in this area. I pick up about 10 children here daily for our after school program. I've talked with teachers and faculty here on a daily basis for over 15 years and I must say they are wonderful. The children love their school. The faculty here really cares for the children and exemplify excellence and dignity.

I cannot say enough wonderful things about Childtime Learning Center and their incredible team…read more They didn't just care for my child--they helped shape a confident, curious, kind, and thriving little girl while giving me complete peace of mind as a parent. From the very beginning, the staff has been exceptionally kind, professional, responsive, and supportive. Every interaction has been handled with warmth, grace, and genuine care--not just for my child, but for our entire family. They consistently went above and beyond, whether answering questions, accommodating requests, or simply making us feel valued. It is rare to find a team that is both so organized and so compassionate. Most importantly, the impact this school has had on my child has been remarkable. She wakes up excited to go to school each day, and that alone speaks volumes about the loving environment her teachers have created. During her time at Childtime, she learned to recognize all of her letters, count to 100, identify her colors, recite the days of the week and months of the year, write and recognize her name, and she's even beginning to read and tell time. Watching her confidence blossom has been one of the greatest joys as a parent. Beyond academics, Childtime helped my child grow socially and emotionally. She developed wonderful friendships, became confident in the classroom, learned how to interact with others, and truly found a place where she felt safe, loved, and encouraged. It became her home away from home. As a parent, I also deeply appreciated the school's commitment to safety and security. Their procedures gave me tremendous peace of mind every single day. The convenience of meals, snacks, and diapers being provided allowed me to spend more quality time simply being a mom instead of worrying about daily logistics. When we made the decision for my child to attend Norfolk Collegiate, it wasn't because Childtime was lacking in any way. It was simply the next step in her educational journey. In fact, I truly believe Childtime helped prepare her for that opportunity. She is entering her next chapter confident, curious, socially engaged, and ahead of many developmental milestones because of the foundation this team helped build. To every teacher and staff member who loved, encouraged, and invested in my child--thank you. You have made a lasting impact on our family, and we will always be grateful. We wholeheartedly recommend Childtime to any family looking for a safe, nurturing, joyful environment where children are truly known, loved, and prepared to thrive. Five stars isn't enough.