Our son was with a nanny until age 2 and then attended MKU from 2 - 3.5 yrs old, and we had a…read moreconsistently positive experience here. His teachers were wonderful, always attentive, positive and kind, and we're so grateful for his time with Ms Doris, Ms Tia and Ms Miralba. He learned so much in his time here and always enjoyed attending. We needed to make a switch due to some life circumstances, but it was difficult to make that choice because our time here was positive. Nicole is a great communicator, always very responsive and helpful. When our son's transitioned to the next class up, preschool age, he struggled a bit with the change and Nicole helped facilitate a meeting to help ease our minds. I know firsthand how difficult it can be to choose a daycare as a working parent, so hoping this reviews eases the feelings of uncertainty while navigating your childcare search. We recommend MKU to others and think it's been a safe environment where our son has thrived. We've also met many great families along the way, there is a great community there. Thank you to everyone at MKU!

Poor management, Low pay, and Mean girls watching you from the classroom camera 24/7. Can you…read moreimagine working in an environment filled with women who love to gossip about everything? If so, go ahead. The director, Nicole Camarda, I don't even wanna talk about her. She's so mean, fake, and shows no care to the staff. Shaking her little butt and telling people what to do, but at least she does some work, unlike the reception fat girl who just sits there all day, does nothing but snacking (I guess that's why you are fat though), as if the world owns her money. They are always short-staffed, so it doesn't matter if you have a college degree or higher degree- you will get hired no matter what and get the LOWEST PAY as someone who never even finished high school. They won't read your resume because they will literally hire anyone who applied for. Also, the teachers- OMG, ridiculous, rude, unkind, mean. STAY AWAY FROM these classrooms led by (I know both their first and last names, but only first names this time) Angelina, Daniela, Miriam (Infant room), Valentina (Casa room). This is a very ridiculous place to work- I'm telling you. The turnover rate is EXTREMELY high. JUST RUN & STAY AWAY.

My son attended CMC's preschool. I have been overwhelmed time and again by how much love the…read moreteachers have for the students. As a parent, it has been so comforting to send my little one into an environment where he is not just safe, he is not just educated, he is *treasured*. They are all absolutely wonderful and we have been thrilled with our experiences there. It really is a little family. I cannot recommend this preschool highly enough.

From the owner: Our mission is to provide the Town of Danvers and surrounding communities with the highest quality…read morechild care. Serving children 15 months to kindergarten, our teaching team has 70+ years teaching experience within Montessori and Reggio Emilia philosophies. With a child-centered, emergent curriculum, our children learn core academic competencies revolving around their own natural interests. Specializing in social-emotional development, children learn the social skills needed to flourish throughout life!

Our toddler loves the toddler program! It has been really beneficial to her development and the…read moreteachers are so kind and supportive. She's been in other daycares and there is nothing like this school and you definitely cannot get the attention, activities, outdoor space or support elsewhere .

This school is so welcoming and supportive of its students! Our granddaughter started at the…read moreschool in first grade and is now in third grade. N

Just walked by and heard one of the workers screaming at a small child like he was a dog eating out…read moreof the trash for taking the iPad. If you have a kid named Alexander I recommend you spend your money elsewhere because this woman clearly does not know how to handle children.

My grandson has been in this school 10 months now. Starting at 6 months old. We moved from a…read moredifferent town to Beverly. This place is amazing! Sarah the lead in his infant class was awesome as well as the other caretakers. Miss Anna, Miss Sabrina, Miss Sally, Other Miss Sarah, Rebecca, Jen and any others that crossed his path. He is now in toddlers for the past two months and he loves it! He is learning something new all the time. The app is only as good as the information provided on it by the teachers. Love getting updates and pictures and notes as to what the focus was of the day so that we can bring that home and continue to work on it. I'm still learning the names of these teachers but they are all wonderful! I do know that there are two Miss Kates who are a delight! The front office is very helpful. Jessica is always willing to help. They all know the kids names and are all great! Overall the place is clean and the teachers and staff are great! They notify you immediately of any bumps or scrapes. If they think he is not doing well or may need your attention they don't hesitate to call. They are all very attentive and very special. I would highly recommend this Beverly school to others. It's not easy leaving your grandchild or child but Bright Horizons makes it much easier. This is my perspective as the grandma though I know my daughter and son in law feel the same.

My daughter started at Little Sprouts after being at another daycare and we could not be happier…read more She seems like a different baby. The teachers are all so caring and attentive and they keep her so stimulated which is even better. She seemed to sleep so much at her old daycare and I wondered if she was doing anything at all during the day for her development. I can see what she is doing at daycare through pictures which are emailed two to three times a week which is very nice. The daily logs are emailed at the end of the day so there is no need for all the paper. Most of all, the facility is brand new and so clean! I had to go back to the daycare after all the kids had gone home and I could not believe how spotless it was. Definitely 2 thumbs up!

We absolutely love the Children's Workshop. Our kids adore their teachers and classmates and truly…read moresee it as a second family. The teachers are kind, thoughtful, and incredibly attentive, and they do a wonderful job nurturing each child's individual personality and interests, something that means everything when you have multiples. Communication is excellent, and we're always grateful for the small, meaningful observations they share about our children's growth. Our kids attend both the morning program and after-school enrichment and are thriving. We wouldn't consider sending them anywhere else and plan to stay all three years.

Our son is going to public kindergarten in the fall, we were are so sad he's leaving after a…read moreWONDERFUL year at Children's Workshop! The creativity, appropriate (and fun!) activities, outdoor play, focus on kindness- with the approach this Montessori takes, my son has grown leaps and bounds. He is learning about his emotions, how to express them appropriately, how to handle conflict, and we are all so proud of his emotional development. He's writing, reading books well above his grade level, and I've come home to him explaining some math trick I've totally forgotten! They are also learning so much art and music. The kid isn't even 6 yet. Sounds like a brag, but EVERYONE in his class is doing awesome at those things too. The kids are loved by the teachers and I've never, ever witnessed such a good environment for pre-K in all my years of my kids being in any various daycares/Pre-K (4 others). Ask any Marblehead Mom or Dad (or Grammy!) who has a child at Children's Workshop and she/he will likely tell you the same. Kate Birtwell has been running the center for many years. She's more responsive and organized than 95% of any early childcare workers I've ever dealt with. All the teachers are just fantastic! HIGHLY RECOMMEND!

Writing this in early April 2020, as the pandemic rages across our world. My daughter is about to…read morefinish up her 2nd year, studying remotely online from a friend's home in Ct. The students have just been given a timeline regarding when they can return to campus to empty out their dorm rooms. The campus is beautiful. My kid is from San Francisco. She was late in applying and was accepted a couple days after her on campus interview. It took her one semester to find her stride after she switched majors. Now she is loving it: professors, dorm posse, three beaches, train rides into Boston, exploring Cape Ann with friends who have cars. I believe she is falling in love with New England, and a large part off that is because of the Endicott family.

wouldn't recommend this school in terms of academics at all. the campus is pretty and by the ocean…read moretho. i don't think they even offer any sort of engineering program either.

they really got me paying 100000 for chicken pattys that still mooread more

The Callahan center is very hit or miss. Either they have something you like or your not going to…read morelike it. Overall I think that they do their best with what they are given to use and they cant be blamed for that. Sometimes the weekend Dili guy is creepy. They run out of Chocolate Milk far to often.