Five Stars is Not Enough! Sending both of my children to Happy Face Preschool from ages 2 through 5 was one of the best decisions I've ever made. This program is truly exceptional. The teachers are warm, attentive, and deeply understanding--they made both of my kids feel seen, safe, and loved every single day. The curriculum is thoughtful and well-balanced, blending play-based learning with foundational academic skills in a way that kept my children both engaged and challenged. I was always impressed by the healthy meals they provided, as well as the wide range of activities designed to nurture emotional, social, and intellectual growth. The play spaces are spotless and thoughtfully designed, and the fenced outdoor area is full of creative, fun structures that encouraged exploration and movement. Most importantly, my children loved going to school. They came home happy, enriched, and more than ready for kindergarten--confident, curious, and well-prepared. Happy Face Preschool provided a level of care, education, and heart that went above and beyond anything I ever hoped for. I'm so grateful to the entire staff for the lasting impact they've had on our family. read more

Happy Face Preschool has been such a blessing to our family. Our son has been there for 3 years now and loves all his teachers there. They do a wonderful job of teaching the kids and have a lot of creative activities. Kelli and her staff do a great job of creating a fun safe environment where kids can learn and grow. I love how they post pictures and videos of the activities the kids do throughout the day. The kids do a lot of creative play and there is a fun outside play area. They provide healthy meals and snacks every day, and accommodate for dietary restrictions or allergies. Compared to other similar pre-school options Happy Face Preschool is very affordable. read more

This provider lost my child twice back in 2015 when this was called Happy Face Daycare. Kelley was the owner. She said she would be there when my son ride the bus from school to her house and got off the bus for the first time. She was not there and he didn't know to get off because he was 6 years old. I found him on the school bus at the high school just before it left on another route. Then, she swore she would be there to meet him as he got off the bus the second time. She was not there AGAIN. The bus driver let my son off the bus and he walked up a country road ALLL BY HIMSELF, wandered off into a large field and almost made it into the forest. Luckily a nice lady saw him wandering around. He was crying and lost. She figured out he should be at Kelly's daycare. My son is now 11 years old and we still cry when we think about this day. As a mother, I have to stop myself from thinking about all the "what if's" that could have been and remind myself he is still alive and perfect and with ME his mom and not some stranger or dead out in the woods. The absolute worst experience as a parent that I've ever had. EVER. read more