Love this school! We started August 2024 in the pine class M/W/F for 3&4 year olds. It was an easy…read moretransition as our son was practically jumping out of the car to go inside. We recently had another baby who will be starting her program once our son ages out into public school. Such a great surprise to receive during pickup today! Love this school, the teachers, the atmosphere and what this program stands for! If yall are on the hunt for a great Montessori reggio school, look no further. It's 12/10 worth it!

This is a daycare not a camp! Minimum educational learning. No consistency…read more Staff was pleasant however, you don't pay the amount your paying weekly for just smiles. I was very disappointed with the quality of the program based on your own criteria. KinderCare didn't follow its own criteria or program stated before enrollment:(

We love Kindercare. The staff are always kind and professional. My 1-year old son has grown and…read morelearned a lot of new words from KinderCare.

Both of my children attended sprouts afterschool care and my youngest attended preschool as well!…read moreThey did summer camp several times too! They were absolutely the best! We would highly recommend them! They were like family when my kids were there. They had soo much fun and learned a lot!

If it were possible I would give sprouts 10/10 and the owners ( Carolyn & Kelly) are some of the…read moremost professional and caring teachers and people I know . I found sprouts right after Covid and had always seen it and knew that it would be where I would want my daughter to go afterschool. I was so glad when they were able to pick up from my daughter's school since my husband works crazy hours and I needed to work and could not get her directly from school. It has been one of the best choices I have made for my daughter and my family. They make every child feel seen and heard and support them with their schoolwork and tutoring even . As I have grown to know them over the years my daughter feels "at home" there and I feel like I have been supported as a mother as well. If you are looking for a "family" nurturing atmosphere for your child look no further than sprouts. I would recommend them time and time again and can not say enough good things about this business

This school is wonderful. They have done an excellent job preparing our children to succeed as…read morethey transition to kindergarten. The teachers and office staff create a wonderful, fun and inviting atmosphere for the entire SFYC community.

My child started his first year at the School for Young Children. At first we were a bit…read moreapprehensive on how he would interact with others and react to school. That fear was easily overcome by the great staff at the school. I have never seen a 1 years old class where all of the children sit together for snack, sit quietly for reading time and show an overwhelming joy to be at school. We have been extremely pleased with every aspect of the school. The teachers are creative, loving, and have a knack for making school fun and interesting. Each night before school I ask my little one, "Do you know what tomorrow is?" and he says, "School!!" We love it!!

Staff is amazing and my child loves going here! She has learned so much and enjoys going to daycareread more

Ms. Heather and Ms. Aspen are the best teachers and I feel truly blessed that my child was able to…read morestart pre-K here with them. Mrs. Caroline is also so helpful and kind. It really shows how genuinely they care about the kids and how well they're taking care of them here that as a parent, I always felt confident to go anytime of the day even if it was just to stop in and say hi and they were always learning singing playing and just having so much fun. I was nervous with my daughter starting pre-K since she had never been in any other school environment, but she loved it here so much that every day at pick up I knew we were gonna have to stay a little while extra because she just did not want to leave she was always just having the best time and I'm really thankful For how they treat the children and they really do get them off to a Great start to feel excited to learn and to be excited to start that next chapter in elementary. Sad that we won't be seeing them everyday like before but so grateful that my little one is now confident, courageous and excited to start Kindergarten with the help of everyone here.

It breaks my heart to post this review.  However, people have a right to know the truth. Currently,…read moretwo of my three children attend The Montessori School of Winston-Salem.  We are not returning due to the actions of the Head of School. On the surface, the Head of School is kind and charming as long as you play by the rules he establishes instead of what is written in the Montessori Handbook and the Blueprint for Our Montessori School.  In the school parking lot on the morning of February 12, 2019, I had to defend myself in a verbal altercation with the Head of School that left me in shock. The Head of School, Jonathan Churn approached my vehicle after my children successfully walked into school.  He started a passive-aggressive conversation questioning how I dropped my children off to school that morning. I asked him why he was targeting me as my children walked into school safely on the sidewalk while I actively supervised them breaks no known school rules.  He stated, "I address everything I see," and then quickly escalated the conversation by leaning into my car window, clapped in my face, and in an elevated tone said, "I am frustrated with you. This is what you're gonna do. You are either going to walk your children into school, or use the car line."  In my seventeen years as a mother, I have never experienced anything like the level of disrespect that I endured from Mr. Churn. At best it was unprofessional behavior.  At worst it was racially motivated as an African-American mother who feels targeted by him.  I am one of a handful of African-American parents at the school. I have witnessed other parents blatantly disregard school handbook rules (i.e., not getting out of your vehicle during car line daily) while Mr. Churn watches and says nothing.  Yet, he has tried to micromanage and target certain families. Has anyone else been treated in such a manner at this school? If not, then why me? The Head of School thought so little of me that he clapped in my face like I was a dog and had the nerve to tell me he was "frustrated" with me for the reason that is still unclear. My husband filed a grievance regarding this event and attended an initial informal meeting. The Board of Trustees was asked to provide their leadership as the Blueprint tasks them to provide supervision for the Head of School. My husband has requested multiple times that I am contacted by someone and no one is willing to even call me despite the handbook stating, "Every effort will be made to address the issue through conferences involving Head of School and those concerns."  While there are many excellent teachers at TMS, I still do not recommend it. A school environment should feel robust. Unfortunately, this school has deficiencies. A major one being that it does not represent the city socioeconomically or ethnically. The central campus (located extremely close to a registered sex offender) climate feels incredibly stagnant. Yet, there was an entirely new school built that boasts a total of five students, two of which are the Head of School's children. Under this type of leadership, I highly encourage any parent considering this school to look elsewhere.

This place is alright. They keep to the Montessori theme for the most part. They are not accredited…read morebut they are working towards it. I think someone would be happy here, just don't think that it's going to be the whole Montessori experience. Certainly better than some schools for sure. I suppose I wouldn't tell people either way to go to Montessori School of Winston-Salem or not to. If you want something at least close to Montessori and for the most part is Montessori then go ahead and give it a try. After a couple of years investigating I wish I had gone with the other Montessori that is available downtown Winston Salem. If you have the chance and can go to the down town school even better. They have two Certified Montessori teachers per classroom at Salem Montessori.

High Point Family Daycare is a loving, caring environment where children feel safe, supported, and…read morewelcomed every day. We serve little ones as young as six weeks old in our infant room, all the way through our Pre‑K program. Our infant room is led by Mrs. Saira, a gentle, attentive, and deeply nurturing teacher. She is always on point with her babies -- she knows their routines, understands their cues, and creates a calm, comforting space where each infant feels held and cared for. In the two‑year‑old room, the teacher is a little strict, but she gets things done. She keeps her group moving, learning, and staying on track with clear expectations and consistency. The three‑year‑old room is taught by a teacher who loves things clean, organized, and ready for learning. Her classroom always feels structured and peaceful because she sets routines that help her children feel confident and secure. And in the Pre‑K class, where I teach, I bring a balance of structure and warmth. I keep my classroom clean, organized, and predictable so my students know what to expect. I'm firm when needed, but everything I do comes from love and genuine care. I want my children to grow, feel proud of themselves, and be ready for kindergarten with confidence.