I toured this facility while looking for a Spanish immersion school go my son. We didn't end up…read morechoosing it ONLY because it was 20 min drive versus one we found literally 5 min away on the same route we drop my other child off at school. Just made life easier. This school was clean, staff was kind and informative, kiddos seemed happy and entertained. The outdoor space is fabulous! The pricing is very competitive, especially for an immersion school. It is hidden away in a strip mall which made me second guess it immediately until I stepped inside. Give it a chance!

Our daughter just finished 3.5 years there, mostly in the Montessori program. She loved it. She's…read moreshy to speak spanish and mandarin at home, but she watches cartoons in those languages. She loved the teachers and says she'll miss them -

Natalie, Fancy and team do a wonderful job with their preschool, and treat all the children so…read morewell. My child was very shy and excelled in this comfortable smaller environment, and surprises me often with new things and words she's learned. We also love the various special events they do - the ones involving cooking are extra special for our kiddo, especially when we can join in. They are very compassionate ladies, are flexible with schedules, and you can tell they really care and constantly deliver a 5 star service. Thank you, Gracias, Xiè-xiè!!!

Enrolling our baby into HHNH has been a blessing for our family. You may wonder how an infant would…read morebenefit from a trilingual immersion program... we did too! But we are already witnessing the benefits of exposure to multiple languages, and it's lent to our son's speech development in ways we didn't even anticipate. My son is LOVED THOROUGHLY by each and every one of the amazing teachers at HHNH, beyond what my husband and I could even imagine. And he loves them in turn - the smiles and excitement when he sees his teacher at drop off is obvious. I know fellow parents understand this feeling of being reassured that you're entrusting your little-heart-outside-your-body kiddo, at a place where he is safe, protected, loved, and thriving. We are immensely grateful that we stumbled across HHNH and look forward to our little one's growth with them. It takes a village and HHNH is an integral part of ours.

Miro preschool is, without a doubt, the most outstanding preschool I have encountered in Arizona,…read moreand I willingly commute over one hour each way to ensure my son's attendance. The school's international language curriculum, impeccable cleanliness, and exceptional educators make it a truly exceptional institution. The teachers are not only highly skilled but also genuinely care for the children, displaying kindness and compassion. I strongly recommend this preschool to anyone seeking a world-class educational experience for their child. Alexander Family

Our child attended Miro for 3 1/2 years. I've never felt more safe and comfortable having my child…read morein care. I get daily photos and check ups on him, get sent home his schoolwork, and constantly see the progress of his learning at home. The teachers and staff are professional and warm. I can't recommend Miro enough!!

My daughter has been at ALP since kinder. This is the real deal. Small class sizes: check…read more Multilingual education: check. Teachers that care (and are not overworked): check. Excellent administration: check. Your child basically gets one-on-one tutoring in Chinese and Spanish. Teachers are native speakers and passionate about what they do. My only complaint is that she's in 6th grade and about to move on to new adventures. Thumbs up for me.

We have 2 children attending Arizona Language Preparatory (ALP). Our kindergartener and second…read moregrader are both excelling in this language rich environment. Both of my kids can take simple directions, respond to introductory coversation, and sing many songs in Mandarin and Spanish. My second grader wrote me 26 sentences using Mandarin characters the other day. In an environment with kids from different schools, I witness my childrens abilities to communicate and problem solve surpass those around them. The culturally diverse classrooms have set my kids up with a broadened understanding and empathetic mindset of others than most adults I deal with on a daily basis. On top of great kids, ALP has an amazing group of parents who are looking to help the school in any manner they can. If you're looking for a language school, look no further. You have found a great family in ALP.

Miss Lynda is an excellent tutor. She help my daugther a lot. I highly recommend her due to her…read moreexcellent tutoring skills.

Lynda has been very patient and knows the adequate skills in teaching my 7year old daughter to read…read moreabove her grade level. I recommend her to all parents

Linda is an amazing French tutor. She's great at correcting your accent and teaching proper…read morearticulation. I'd continue course with her if it wasn't as far of a commute. I highly recommend her!

Some may think that signing my baby up for sign language before he is six months old sounds…read moreinsane... but after just one class with Crystal this past weekend, I'm confident that making the decision to sign Baby M up for sign language classes was an incredibly smart idea. I've seen proof that by communicating with your baby via sign language, it will allow babies to communicate their needs before they can speak. As a result, this will reduce frustration for parent and child, accelerate verbal development (since you speak and sign at the same time), and enhance bonding. Thanks to my friend Lori for setting up a small group series of level 1 classes, I met Crystal Ashworth, the owner and certified My Smart Hands Instructor, this past week. She was professional and very patient with our group (which included smart asses such as my husband and babies from 5 months - 9 months in age, some of them on the fussy side during class). I love the set-up of the class which incorporates plenty of repetition, songs, trick to remember certain signs, a manual to follow along, and a CD. We'll need to practice at home, but we already walked away with a handful of ASL signs that we use daily such as more, eat, thank you, please, milk, all done, dog, mom, dad, grandma, grandpa, girl, boy, baby, happy, grumpy, and the letters of the alphabet. In addition, I just found that there is an entire My Smart Hands dictionary available online with videos to show parent and baby how to sign certain words. I'm already looking forward to class number two and hopefully advancing to level 2 classes eventually as well!

We're going into our 8th year as a Villa family and I am so grateful for this wonderful school…read more Both my kids are thriving socially and performing at or above grade level, based on state testing. It's true that if you're looking for a very rigorous/college prep academic experience, this likely isn't the right fit for your family. Villa seems to focus more on fostering curiosity, creativity, independence, community, and leadership. And yet, proficiency in reading, writing and math somehow just seem to happen. Our kids' teachers have been so caring and exceptional at creating a safe and positive classroom community where learning happens naturally. The handful of times I've brought a concern or request to administration, they have been extremely receptive and taken action where needed. It's clear the staff and teachers really care about the kids and their families. No school is perfect, of course, but Villa is a great fit for our family and I'm certain they will be well-prepared for high school when the time comes, both socially and academically.

When I found out I was having a baby, one of my top priorities was finding suitable childcare. I…read moreknew I would be going back to work and wanted to have arrangements made well in advance. Who would've thought quality daycare comes with applications and long waitlists? 5 months before I was due, I started researching and scheduling tours. I had heard nothing but stellar things about Montessori. That combined with Villa's infant room, almost unheard of at these schools, was an immediate draw for me. I don't want to bore you with the details but after several postponements of our tour, unresponsiveness from staff members, and clear internal miscommunications, we never even got to see the facility. I had to go out of my way to try and establish a relationship. After several attempts, I wrote an email advising we would not be pursuing childcare at their facility. The director went above and beyond to contact me and asked if we could set up a phone call. I agreed but did not receive a call at the scheduled time -- icing on the cake. I experienced a huge lack of professionalism with Villa that I'm not willing to risk translating into something more serious in care of my LO.