My grand daughter went to a Goddard School. In today's…read moreclimate it is important to take care of your child's safety. The Goddard School takes care that the safety of your child comes first. Every time I went to drop off or pick up my grand child. I saw an excellent cooperation and Child care. The staff is cooperative and caring

I can't say enough amazing things about the Goddard School…read more My daughter Graduates from Goddard PreK and has been an Honor Roll Student and she's a published Autbor. They have an Excellent curriculum, nurturing owner, wonderful teachers!!!! You surely won't be disappointed :)

The teachers and administration are amazing. The academics are strong and prepare students to be…read moresuccessful. I truly appreciate the student to teacher ratio being so low.

My son has been a student at Carman for four years and we've been so blessed! I highly recommend…read morethis school to anyone looking for a great school!

THIS IS THE BEST CENTER!! If I could give more than 5 I would! Not one single complaint... from the…read morefront desk staff (Awilda, Irma , Christy,Lucy) to all the teachers!! My daughter's teacher Shanteria is VERY attentive, loves her like her own and keeps me updated throughout the day via the app with pictures and notes! I never have to stress while Im at work. I know she will be taken care off to the highest ability! This center provides balanced meals and snacks throughout the day and top teir curriculum! I can tell with each day I pick her up that I made the right choice to enroll her into Kindercare on Barrett Pkwy! I can't thank the entire staff enough! ‍

I cannot recommend this childcare center highly enough! From the moment we walked in, the staff…read moremade us feel welcome and supported. They treat every child with patience, kindness, and genuine care. My child comes home excited about the activities they did and always feels safe, understood, and encouraged. The communication with parents is exceptional, and the environment is clean, nurturing, and filled with learning opportunities. We're grateful to have found a place that feels like a second home!

Due to the pandemic, we've been able to transition our child from full-time daycare to preschool…read moresince we both work from home. I did a lot of research regarding local preschools, and Child's Play was the clear winner for us! The cost is very affordable (and listed on their website, I believe). Hours are 9am-1pm with some additional before and after care options (offered separately not by the school). Drop-off and pick-up lines are very quick and smooth, especially compared to the stressful situations that I observe at other local preschools. The director is very warm and friendly. The school is faith-based with weekly chapel. COVID policies are either in line or slightly more laidback than other preschools / childcare locally. Children are not required to wear masks at any age. Teachers do not wear masks in the classroom, but some choose to wear masks when aiding the children in and out of cars in the drop-off and pick-up line. I have not personally heard of any COVID cases at the school this school year (2020-2021). I believe children can start as young as 18-24 months and stay until kindergarten. If you choose to hold back your child from K5, note that there is not a K5 transitional program but they can repeat the K4 curriculum. We have been very pleased with Child's Play and would recommend the program to anyone!

Love sending my child here. The teachers are great, and the kids come home with lots of projects.read more

We are so grateful to have found our 2nd home at BFLC. We had a subpar experience with another…read morefacility with constant teacher turnover. Something we haven't experienced at BFLC because they take such great care of their staff. We love BFLC!

I have worked in a Daycare/school before, so not much gets past me when it comes to rules, prices,…read moreetc. I'm a first time mom so I was very nervous and picky where I was going to put my son. Bells Ferry Learning Center has gone above and beyond to care for the kids and parents. I have always felt heard, taken care of and my son loves going! I can't think everyone at this center enough.

This is a lengthy review--because it's an important one. If…read moreyou're a parent weighing trust, safety, and support for your child, I hope you'll read this through. What happened here should matter to all of us. When a childcare center--an institution meant to nurture and protect--responds to a parent's concern with legal threats instead of accountability, it betrays its very purpose. This isn't just corporate crisis management. This is a place entrusted with children, choosing image over integrity and intimidation over compassion. When the business of care puts PR above people, especially children, that's not just disappointing--it's disqualifying. We asked for help. We pleaded for partnership as our child--fresh off a stellar pre-K year--struggled with a difficult transition. We came to them with honesty, transparency, and hope. In return, we got nothing. No plan. No compassion. No meaningful response. Just behavioral labels, silence, and distance. Then came the moment that broke our trust: our five-year-old was left in emotional distress--alone, in a foyer, crying--while staff stood by and did nothing. No comfort. No connection. No basic human decency. This is not a "difference of opinion." This is a violation of what childcare is supposed to be. All I ever wanted was acknowledgment and a sincere apology. What I got instead was a cease and desist letter. You don't get to violate trust and then police the truth. No ownership. No empathy. Just an attempt to bully me into silence. They wanted my review gone. They wanted my voice quiet. But I will never be silent when it comes to my child's dignity and well-being. I stand by my experience--and I'm not alone. Scroll through the honest 1-star reviews from other families who've spoken up about similar concerns. Then contrast those with the sudden flood of 5-star ratings from employees, friends, and those clearly tied to the business. It's manufactured praise designed to bury real feedback. Even worse are the generic, dismissive corporate replies: tone-deaf, cold, and entirely disengaged from the actual harm experienced. There was a time when this center felt like a second home. That changed when it came under corporate management. A once nurturing environment became cold, calculated, and "business-first." Longstanding teachers left. The warmth was gone. Leadership changed, and so did the values. When care becomes too inconvenient, children stop being seen as learners--and start being labeled as problems. When a center punishes feedback, silences concerns, and starts treating children like liabilities instead of humans -- I believe that's no longer a safe place for any family.

I have had an amazing experience at Chroma early learning academy at River Green. My grandson goes…read morehere and we all love it. The teachers and administrator's are always warm , welcoming and loving. We had a billing problem when we first started and they took care of everything for us. Amazing school and staff!

We are so lucky to have found ECP! The teachers and staff are amazing and truly care about each…read moreand every child at the school. My children, as well as myself and my husband, had made some amazing friends through Eastminster, and I would highly recommend it to anyone!

I was surprised to see that there were only 3 reviews for Eastminster Preschool and that they are…read morequite old. I was also surprised that they had a 5 star rating. My son attended Eastminster Preschool for about 2 months before I pulled him and moved him elsewhere. When he started at the school, he was just under 2 years old. I was shocked when about 2 weeks after being at the school I received an email describing all of the things that my child was doing wrong. He couldn't unpack and hang up his backpack, walk in a line, sit at a table and do centers, and the list went on. The email was sent to me as though my less than 2 year old child should already know how to do all of this. As a teacher and mom, I was very aware that these expectations of a less than 2 year old, especially a boy, were incredibly ridiculous. It made me feel as though his teacher knew very little about the developmental stages of children, and the director seemed to have no issue with this at all. I felt as though my little boy was being treated like a problem child, when I knew that he was a perfectly normal toddler boy. With that being said, this is not the only instance I have heard of boys being treated like problems at this preschool. I have two other friends who had similar experiences with their sons, and they were both dismissed and treated as though normal, developmentally appropriate boy behavior is actually misbehavior. If you have a well-behaved little girl, I'm sure she will do just fine here...but as for little boys, I would think twice before sending them here.

Love this school the people are so nice they have lots of fun events recommend for kidsread more

Magnificent staff the school is kept immaculate. This is a title I school with the cultural…read morediversity but I have not seen in many elementary schools. I work alongside them at the fire department and they are key to assisting and supporting our efforts in education. I would recommend the school for anyone that lived within the city limits or just outside the area. They love to have community involvement they even take a third-grade walking field trip into the city area.