good private school, needs more cleaning in the hallways. Lunch is served at its finest of course…read more In conclusion I give this school a solid 10/10 for how awesome and amazing this school is.

Probably the best daycare around Savannah for a reasonable price. The teachers are consistent-which…read moreis hard to find in a daycare. It is also a private school so your child can attend all the way up until high school graduation. I have yet to experience any biting with my child (which is what happened at his previous daycare) and the director is willing to work with you on payment issues. My son has learned the alphabet along with nursery rhymes and sings them every day on the way home.

I came from New York and moved here to Savannah. My expectations were very high in terms of schools…read moreand educators. I had been to other chain programs here and did not like them. When i tell you that i love this place it is not said lightly. Andrew is the director, he is just such a nice man and the entire staff is amazing. Miss Carla is an assistant who is just lovely and beautiful inside and out and miss Katrina is the best pre school teacher ever. The building is clean the playground is shady and beautiful, the rest of the staff are just the nicest people. I had a wonderful experience here and i highly highly recommend this school to you if you are looking for a wonderful nurturing place to send your child where you know, when you walk out the door, they will be safe and loved.

Absolutely everything is wonderful and our son has never been happier! From the moment we pull in…read morethe parking lot and he points out Percy on the roof, to the breakfast cart with great selections and the autonomy to choose, to running down the hall to class, we enjoy every part of his excitement to be at Primrose!

I just love the progress my lil cousin is making at this school. Excellent learning environment.read more

After reviewing the 1 star review, I noticed the reviewer had only 6 reviews and 4 of them were 1…read morestar. My grandson attends here and my first impression is that the staff is involved and positive. I don't know about the curriculum issues but I watched a large circle music class and then lunch. Children were engaged and happy. As a former counselor and preschool director I think this is a well run program. I don't think there are security issues as gates and doors were closed. I was immediately approached as this was my first visit. They explained the sign out procedure and checked to make sure I was approved as a pickup person. I may need to raise this review to 5 ***** after I get to know the school better.

Our child attended this "academy" for a brief period and I am not sure if I will ever get past the…read moreway they treated us. They are unprofessional, poor communicators, and for some reason, kinda arrogant about their Montessori title - which is a joke. (They actually told me that the school was too structured for our child - literally the opposite of true Montessori programs.) Apparently, our (at the time 2yo) child had a hard time transitioning into this new environment, but no one communicated that there were any difficulties for over two weeks. In fact, every day at pick up, we got a great report. When they finally revealed to us that the child was having problems, the woman who called implied that there was great cause for concern and we should explore counseling/interventions for the child. That's a pretty significant and impactful recommendation for a child they knew for two weeks. And it left its mark on us. I responded by seeking counseling and therapy for the child, but got no engagement from the school on what we were doing, how they might could help, or how we could all work together to help the child have a better experience. The lady who called us is really just a bookkeeper, but she seems to run the school and was the primary communicator to us about our child's challenges. Despite having zero training or education in child development, she fancies herself an expert. She was really quite dismayed that my 2-almost-3 year old didn't have better coping mechanisms. I longed for our child's primary teacher to discuss with us the specifics of our child's challenges, but she was often gone when we picked up in the afternoon, and not yet there in the mornings when we dropped off. The teacher, at one point, suggested we go to her Facebook page to watch videos of how she interacts with her own daughter - not clear on what we were supposed to glean form this, but, that was an actual suggestion. Our child can have big feelings and sometimes exhibits those as two and three year olds are known to do. Of the four total phone calls I received, two were about the child being upset and inconsolable. The lady says to me, "I just don't know what to do. I mean, it happens so rarely that when I hear a child upset, I assume they are hurt because we just really don't see children cry here." What kind of crock is that? They run a day care for toddlers and they don't see their kids cry? They don't know how to console an upset two year old? Help me understand. These communications were not the full extent of our experience but I don't feel like hashing out every infraction. When we finally broke from the school, I felt a relief I didn't know possible. I had hated it so much but thought it was working for the little one, so I'd tried to make-do. Our child exhibited signs of relief as well and since transferring to another day school in the area, has continued to grow and develop in a lovely way, and not once have we received a frantic phone call telling us they don't know what to do. And just to top it off, they say they are not a religious school, but ask for religious affiliation on the app and they say/sing Christian prayers before meal time despite claiming to be secular. I only learned this after we had moved on, but it certainly added to my frustrations as we are not religious. Unless your kid qualifies to be a part of a Stepford family, I would avoid this place at all costs.

The Savannah County Day School (SCDS) is a Co Ed, college preparatory, independent school, Junior…read moreKindergarten (JK) through twelfth grade. Additionally, The Little School at The Savannah Country Day School is a Quality Awarded and Rated childcare for 6 weeks old babies to four year old preschool children. SCDS was founded in 1955 when The Pape School, founded in 1905, became The Savannah Country Day School. I am the parent of three SCDS alumnae: Class of 2006, Class of 2009, Class of 2012. I am greatly appreciative of the challenging and rigorous academic education they received, and the wonderful relationships that educators, coaches and administrators fostered with my children to help them achieve their full potential. The SCDS well-rounded experience my children received in the arts, athletics, academics, service clubs and student government have contributed in molding my children into the productive adults they are today. Highlights of Savannah Country Day School: THE LITTLE SCHOOL *Awarded as a Quality Rated childcare facility through the Georgia Department of Early Care and Learning. *The Quality Rated, highest 3 star rating, designation is awarded to facilities that have been "evaluated by credentialed early childhood experts and deemed high quality." *Highest Quality Rating of three stars that states, "Program has demonstrated a commitment to meeting standards that exceed state health and safety requirements, meets numerous quality benchmarks, and scores high on independent observations." THE SAVANNAH COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL *Fine Arts programs in lower, middle and upper schools to include general music, choral, Jazz band, strings, theater, drama, photography, orchestra, and technology based visual arts. *2019 College Acceptances: 113 colleges in 28 states, DC, Canada and the United Kingdom. *SCDS proudly welcomes qualified international students and limited English speaking students who immerse themselves in all aspects of the school community. *After School programs available for lower and middle school students. *Partnership with the Global Online Academy (GOA) which serves as a consortium of independent schools around the world to enrich students by learning alongside peers globally. *Lower, middle and upper school students collectively enjoy over 50 teams in thirteen (13) sports including lacrosse, soccer, football, track and field, baseball, tennis, football, cheerleading, basketball, volleyball, cross country, golf and swimming. *Campus situated on 65 wooded acres with twelve outdoor learning spaces. *Only school in our region to receive both the Blue and Green Ribbon of Excellence by the US Department of Education. *LEED certified Lower School, Awarded Schoolyard Habitat and nations first Green Flag Eco School by National Wildlife Federation. *Newly completed track, three gymnasiums, a cross country track, baseball fields, tennis courts, a weight room, three fields, stadium for football and soccer. *Community clubs, organizations and student government

Very happy with our experience at SCDS. Passionate, engaged teachers & friendly welcoming students.read more

Being a first time parent that really wants to be at home is at ease knowing that their child is…read morein good hands. I visited all three childcare networks and this is the one. Very Clean.Children are well behaved. Staff is friendly. Every staff member knows my child's name. Developmental activities daily. I even had the chance of getting in St. Paul's across the street from my house and couldn't do it.

From the owner: Located at 350 Johnny Mercer Blvd, Childcare Network in Savannah provides the foundation for…read morechildren to move from infancy through elementary school and beyond as confident, lifelong learners. At our schools, children are encouraged and guided in order to thrive. Our curriculum covers all areas of development, including important social and emotional skills with activities that combine learning and fun to create happy, curious kids. Our dedicated staff and safe learning environments make our schools one of the best places to learn and grow. We are committed to fostering your child's development alongside your family and providing a safe space for children to learn and grow within the Savannah community. Schedule a tour today to experience everything our programs have to offer!

I liked this YMCA, until I went to another one. We attended swim lessons here. The instructor was…read moregood, but I found a better one! This YMCA didn't provide me a breakdown of what my toddler was going to go over. I didn't even know that was a thing until another YMCA gave me a welcome sheet at the first class! They set the standard high. It's summer, so there are a lot of people and summer camps, especially with it being a noon class. They could definitely increase the seating area for parents, and put more shaded areas. The pool is a little tight. The kids water play area is awesome, for babies and older kids. It's not a terrible YMCA, but it's definitely congested and I've experienced better instructors and customer service elsewhere.

Great points: many great programs for all ages. They have now expanded their hours for the gym to…read more10 pm. Clean showers, steam and Jacuzzi area. Huge amount of lockers! They have automated the gate/entry and that same gate card works at other Y's. The desk staff are always welcoming and supportive and do their best to answer all questions. Free Wi-Fi and a lot of TV's for watching. Good points: they have opened the gym area so that it doesn't have that walk of shame feeling where everyone is staring at you. I hated walking through the treadmills as if I was being judged and I'm in fair shape. Cons: even though it was opened up/remodeled, the free weight area is still a tight space and you still have to learn to walk around and not hit someone in the head with your weights. The worst: the YMCA officially became the Y a few decades ago. i.e. there are women here and the goal became to not be so beat you over the head with a bible. I am a Christian and go to church faithfully. And yet, this place hired a chaplain. Why? And why for incredible amounts of $$$ with benefits and a car when it's supposed to be for the community at large? For over $100k, there are far too many things that are needed: more stuff for the elderly, disadvantaged, poor, children....... more trainers that help all for no cost. I find that the full time staff ignore most of the people including the elderly. Richard in the wheelchair is the only full timer (?) that talks to everybody.

We love this school! Small classes & very hands on! It's like it is one big family. My 5 year old…read morehas been here for 2 years & absolutely loves going to school! We are so happy we found this great school!

My son attended summer camp here last summer, and was very excited to return this year. They added…read morenew features outdoors. The teachers engage all of the children into group activities, and yet they all get their space to explore their activities independently. Lego week is a favorite​

AAA is the best school for our son. Through teachers who provide genuine care and support, along…read morewith exceptional professional expertise, our son is gaining invaluable experiences and growing every day.