We've loved being part of the La Petite family. Our child has progressed so well through the care…read moreand teachings of the staff. We feel welcomed and comfortable leaving our child in their hands every day. Would recommend enrolling here if seeking child care you can rely on and trust.

Enrolling our daughter at this location has been wonderful. Yaira made the transition from…read morematernity leave to daycare seamless and was really wonderful. All the staff really seem to love and care for her and that makes all the difference.

My son had a horrible experience here. I was so excited for him to get in but he would come home a…read moredifferent child. He was depressed and tearful. I pulled him out after learning he was getting in trouble and shamed for not eating the snacks offered. We are still working on food issues with him although he has been away from this terrible place for nearly 10 months now. The director/owner/teacher does not allow parents in the school which is a huge red flag. This is not a true Montessori model.

I had such high hopes for this school. As a military family who recently moved to the area, I was…read morelooking for the best option for my child for VPK and thought I had found it here. I was very wrong. I was getting notes home for things like not properly using a tissue, taking his socks off incorrectly, or he spit out a snack he didn't like onto his plate. He would come home miserable. He started having issues at meal times over trying new foods. When I tried to communicate with the teacher/owner, I was told she made an exception allowing him in to her school and I was free to pull him out. There was no empathy or warmth. After doing research, I found this school is not accredited through any Montessori programs. It is not following a true Montessori method which I would have seen if parents were allowed in the school at any point, however parents are not welcome. This is not child-led learning as Maria Montessori envisioned and I was very disappointed in the way my child was treated and did end up pulling him out. It wasn't worth his daily misery for minor infractions of being a child that were constantly pointed out to him. He has been much happier away from that environment.

I mean they a little strict on the dress code other than that seems like pretty chill ppl and the…read moreeducation is good and the kids there are chill and cool and nice add me on fortnite btw - capt augg

RBCS seemed like a quality school - their admissions…read moredepartment made me feel welcome and made the school seem excellent academically. However, I had three problems: 1. The talent development program (presented as special education) is not special education. The instructors don't need to have education degrees and get on-the job training and seminars on specific general education topics. The only difference I saw is smaller class size (yay) and slower speed: they use the same material as other schools but go slower. The students didn't seem to get other resources including no sustained reading specialist intervention (it's only a short term intervention if staff feels it'll help). 2. Responsiveness to concerns: several administrators dismissed our educational concerns, asking us to trust their process. But their process involved much less actual educational teaching than other area schools. 3. Discipline: admissions stressed that their discipline system hasn't changed in 50 years. It showed. The system in elementary school involves a dozen or so red-letter items (in the blood of Jesus) and a similar number of black-letter (sinful) items. The discipline system is absolutely equated with moral/ Christ-like behavior. Children are frequently admonished about their "red" or "black" behavior. Lots of kids show anxiety about this. A lot of parents stated concern. My kid had daily issues over this to the point of needing medical intervention. The problems resolved when we switched schools. This was one experience - it may fit well for others. But I recommend asking lots of very specific questions before choosing RBCS.