i really appreciate how New Cov celebrates the holy days like Christmas & Easter. Weeks before the…read moreworship music & teaching fr scripture directs you toward the event. But it is not stopped that weekend as pastor Christopher focuses on the effect that event could produce. Been a believer over 50 years & this attention to these holy events is very special.

Amazing preschool, we couldn't be happier we chose them for our 2 year old daughter! Amazing…read moreteachers and staff, great activities and events. Such a family feel and warm environment. Thank you for taking such great care of our little girl.

We send our 3 kids here and I have nothing but amazing things to say about this school. It's so…read morewell run, teachers are great. This is our 3rd daycare we've used and it by far exceeds the others in every single way. I know it's a desirable place to be as a teacher too. It was recommended to us by our former nanny who was training to become a teacher. Grateful!

I have to say I am thoroughly impressed with this daycare. When we first moved to Oviedo I toured a…read morelot of places and although they all seem nice on the surface when you start reading reviews and talking to people who worked there the truth is scary. With Godard Oviedo what you see is what you get and they practice what they preach. Aside from the personal narratives of the people who recommended it I witnessed with my own eyes when we were on tour how caring the staff is of each and every child including the director Scott who picked up a kid who seemed visibly upset when we passed by him and comforted him as if it were his own child. The ladies at the front desk know each kid and parent and treat them with concern and affection. They are always kind and cheerful. Since my toddler began going there I have seen drastic improvement in areas of language, creativity, fine motor skills, and most importantly sleep. She no longer needs to be rocked to sleep. Best part is she also is starting to potty train thanks to her teachers. The love and care for our little ones is obvious and it extends to how well taken care of the facilities are. The location is fairly new and all of the spaces look it. Everything is cleaned and sanitized regularly. They even remain open during Covid and have maintained a standard of health. The one thing parents should know is that they do not serve lunch here but you can opt into a catered meal service. They also don't have a a microwave so the kids lunch has to be shelf or temp stable from early morning drop off until the afternoon. They do not have cameras in the classrooms for parents to log into but you do get pictures and sometimes videos throughout the day in an app and you get a daily report.

This is truly an amazing school with caring teachers and staff who love the children and God.read more

Very clean organized safe the only thing was the front door is super secure for safety so it took…read moreme a little bit to get in but that's a good thing and the lockers cubbies in class would open up the hallway more ..

Ms. Kayla is the After School Supervisor St this Oviedo location. She has been working with kids…read morefor over 6 years, here almost 4 and she glows when she talks about the learning play opportunities that abound with O2B Kids.

A-Ok Recently…read moreattended a birthday event here for my daughter's classmate. They were quick to greet us and invite us back. They had staff guide us through the free-play open, to the gymnastics room, then to the party room. It can most definitely get chaotic in here, but it's a lot of little ones so it's pretty standard for them to be a bit noisy and active. The staff made it super easy on the birthday child's parents and handled most every detail from the party side. They had the room well set-up and it went smoothly. The facility does seem a bit more dated with their mats and play area looking a bit older and worn, but it was being kept up by staff as much as possible and kids are not gentle on things! Overall: B Solid spot for a party event for kids.

I recently ended almost two years of working at Primrose school of Winter Springs. All in all I…read moreadored the school. The owner has so much love and respect for the employees that work for her. The managers are always happy to help with any issues you have, and I formed great friendships with most of my coworkers. They were very helpful and accommodating through my pregnancy and maternity leave and returning to work with my children. The only reason I left was because the amount I was paying for childcare did not let me bring home enough money to support us so I decided to go back to being stay at home. However, if and when I decide to go back to work, I would happily return to Primrose Winter Springs

My son has been attending daycare here for 3 years and is currently in the Pre-K program. We've had…read morean amazing experience at this school, especially since new ownership took over plus there is a new Director. My son has absolutely loved every teacher he's had and when we see his old teachers in the hall, they'll stop and say hi and give him hugs and still remember his name - truly showing how much they care. My son can be a challenge at times but his teachers have gone above and beyond to work with him and give him additional attention - for which I'm incredibly grateful. The Director, Mrs. Stowasser, is absolutely amazing!!! Whenever I have a question or an issue, she's extremely responsive and very open to having conversations. Mrs. Stowasser herself has gone far above and beyond for my child many times and my husband and I couldn't be more grateful to her, as well. In our experience, each classroom my son has been in has had structure and a heavy emphasis on learning. When I chose this school, it was important to me that my child would learn - but also have fun, play with friends, and feel loved and safe during his time there. It's obvious that continuous education is important, as the teachers are often attending trainings and development days to further their knowledge to be applied with the children. Overall, our experience at Primrose has been nothing short of excellent!! I'm thankful we ended up at Primrose Longwood and would recommend this facility to anyone looking for a fantastic daycare (and Pre-K program)!!

We've had an amazing experience with three children at WCPS! I would recommend for any child to…read moreattend! The teachers are loving and caring. Each classroom is accommodating for children and accessible for kids who have special challenges. Our children have been helped in potty training, reading, speaking, and have had a great and nourishing head start to their kindergarten classes! The VPK teachers are phenomenal instructors. One of our children was unmotivated with sight words and her teacher made it a game and patiently helped our child get excited to read. It becomes more difficult when kids are in a classroom twice the size, so even if you can't afford all three years (although it's totally worth it!) VPK is giant benefit! I can not recommend WCPS enough!

This school confirmed all of my initial concerns. They have a complete lack of communication with…read morethe parents and between each other. The teachers will tell you one thing and the owner another. The owner favors certain families and students over others, allowing those children to be bullies, and she has no leadership abilities, she only strives to make certain families happy. The classroom size grew to twice the number after the holidays and none of the parents I spoke with even knew. The children were left to find their own work with little guidance and the teacher indicated that it was going out of her way to have any one-on-one time with the students. They have no regular communication with the parents and the owner is very confused by the concept of parent-teacher meetings. The owner also shows no concern for the well-being of the children, only the happiness of certain families.

My sister thought she was making an excellent choice by sending her child to a Montessori school,…read morebut Tuskawilla Montessori proved to be a disappointment. Parent orientation was the first clue. This event was both unsocialable and uninformative. On the first day a girl told her child that his water bottle was ugly, and this girl continued to bully him all year. The teacher and administration were fully aware of what was going on and did nothing to stop it. Issues like this surfaced on a regular basis. Personally, I thought that he should be removed from the school when I found out about a lawsuit that had been filed against the school, and the school losing the lawsuit. Tuskawilla Montessori lost the lawsuit because they were inadequately supervising several of the younger children, leading to an incident in which the parents sought legal advice and decided to sue. I would definitely not trust this school to oversee young children. Even though my sister had concerns about this school throughout the year, she tried to make things go smoothly, but there was such a lack of communication from both the owner and between the owner and teachers. According to the teachers everything was always great, but the owner seemed to be persuaded by others and had it in her head that her child was not a "good fit" for the school. However, the owner never communicated any of this until days before school was over. This school has horrible communication, is not able to ensure the safety of their children, and has no regular parent-teacher meetings, which should probably include the owner since she thinks she knows the children more than people who are actually with the child every day. Overall, this school does not put the needs and safety of the children first.