This is the perfect place for our daughter -- loving teachers, an incredible curriculum, and a…read morechild who never wants to go home and always rushes to class in the morning. A huge thank you to Miss Melanie for her warm, caring, and attentive approach to both the children and the learning process. This truly feels like a second home for us!

My son loves it. as a first time mom i am so grateful for such a wonderful environment Ms. Ale and…read moreMs. Melanie create

From what I can tell a great experience for my little boy who started as a Nido and is now in the…read moreclass of the 3's. Lots of activities and tons of focus on the individual child. School is very good in communicating weekly schedules, accomplishments and other useful things. Pricey but good. One thing: while the lunch provider recently got changed and is now "organic", I still don't like the idea that kids need to eat pizza and or Mac and cheese weekly. I wish you would put more focus on REAL food!

My child has attended KLA for the past 4 years. The first thought I had when applying for a daycare…read morewas, am I comfortable leaving my child in this facility? And the answer is yes. The staff is friendly and the environment is clean. I worried about he curriculum at times, but seeing how much my child has excelled because of the school, I have no doubts that Reggio Emilia's approach is legit. Highly recommend this child care.

I've been a part of BTAY's youth program, USY, for more than 10 years - both as a kid and now as an…read moreadvisor - and I couldn't think of a better youth program to send your kids to. I work with the high school students and love every aspect of it. Seeing how they start the program as shy freshmen and later graduate high school with about 50 new USY friends and achieving their goal of becoming a board member is extremely gratifying. The program is intended to teach kids about the values of life, making new friends and making the right decisions. We help them choose colleges, write their entrance essays and even help them find a summer job to pay off their first car. The memories I have as a USYer were enough to make me want to work with the program after graduation. It's values are as strong today as they were when I was a kid.

Great temple! Very friendly people, family oriented! The rabbis are very welcoming…read more They offer many events for the congregation for all tastes!

The best place for your babys development and kids!…read moreExcellent environment and the best teachers

Great place to take your little ones. And the best part mommies can come along and be with their…read morelittle ones too. The groups were usually 3-8 kids different ages. Our little one had lots of fun at first but after few times got little bored with the same thing. They were lacking diversity in plays and toys.

Romi has been going from time to time since he was 18 months old. he calls it "Jardin"While for us…read moreis more like a Saturday playdate , it covers our needs. On demand drop off for us is perfect and we can accommodate our needs .

I love this place and I definitely recommend it. They have so many childcare options you are bound…read moreto find something that works for you. The on demand drop-in option is the perfect solution for us because we're not ready yet for full time child care and the part time options don't work for our schedules. I scheduled a tour and Lupe showed me around. She was very friendly and so is the rest of the staff. The place is bright and clean and there's an outside playground with a garden. They have a no shoe policy in the classrooms which I love because that's also our policy at home too. We bought a membership and a package and so far our 22 month old likes it.

Truly an amazing experience for my family. First, the place has a REAL security team. This place is…read moremore secure than even federal buildings. Second, There are tons of staff that greet you at the car drop off collecting your child upon arrival and take them back at the end of the day. Thirst, everyone is Super friendly and the staff are all educated making this our top choice in the area.

This school was horrible! My son been attending school since he was 2 years old. We left the old…read moreschool because they didn't have a strong pre k program and I heard so many wonderful things about this school. Oh boy was I wrong . Teacher lacked patience with a 4 year old. Every day for the two weeks that he physically attended, because he got sick and missed some days and didn't make it to even three full weeks. Day 1 just negative things about my child not listening, always saying "no, I don't want to." Teacher physically grabbing him by the hand to remove him , then holding him by the face so he can make eye contact, holding him tight in a hug to try to calm him. My son is developmentally fine . He is a 4 year old who did not get a chance to even adapt to the new environment. I was told changing him to another class wasn't going to help and they can't help is with my child. Basically my son was expelled. They said my son was non verbal and should be elevated because of how he was acting. Well if you put your hands on him, nag him instead of taking your time to explain and communicate with him he would follow along better and speak to you. He speaks three languages and he speaks just fine to others. As an adult if I was mistreated I would also not communicate. The last meeting we had I cried, I cried for my son . I cried because how did I allow these mean bullies to treat him like that. He is currently at a new school and does much better. Teachers communicate with him and say he is academically really good. He is a child and four years old . This school failed to have patience and I am so glad he isn't here anymore. I would not recommend this school to anyone after my experience. They are teachers not doctors. I took my son to a pediatrician right after they told all these false negative things about him. She told me he is absolutely normal and no issues . She has a medical license ! He spoke with her and looked her just fine. I don't know why teachers demand small children to look them into the eyes. Adults don't do it many times. It means nothing, and the fear of staring into the eyes can be just that fear! The education here was ok. I felt like we were learning more at home than he learned in class. So much money for tuition only to have my son critized , diagnosed and told to be elevated , and picked on. Yeah no thank you! Parents be aware !

My both daughters were graduated from Artec Academy Art of Early Learning Preschool Daycare. On my…read moreopinion it is the best daycare ever. My girls loved go there every day and also participate in summer camp Artec is a fantastic combination where children are still playing and learning at the same time. I received my first assessment from the school last week. Girls are in Kindergarten and 1st Grade now. The overall scores (RIT scores) of both my girls are more higher than 85% National Average Achievement.

Where do I begin? Both of my children went and still attend Artec. Teachers are very invested in…read moreeach child's development and curriculum is wonderful. Place is clean and I know that my child is safe in their loving/caring arms. Even after my child transitioned to an Elementary school, Artec always welcomed us back for either winter/spring/or summer break. I would highly recommend this little place of heaven to everyone with small children. Hope you get to experience this place for yourself one day!

Jazz at the J is an excellent program that brings fantastic entertainemnt in a relaxed setting at a…read moreresonable price. I high recommend the program.

I just took an amazing Spin class at the J with Alex! I highly recommend it if you're willing to…read morework!! Love, love, love cycling at the MARJCC

I couldn't be happier with our experience at intracostal Daycare. Every morning when I drop off my…read moredaughter, she is welcomed with so much love and kindness by the two teachers who receive her. Seeing how happy she is to stay with them gives me so much peace of mind. As a parent, there is nothing more important than knowing your child feels safe, comfortable, and excited to start her day. Choosing Intercoastal Daycare has truly been one of the best decisions I've made for my daughter. The care, attention, and positive environment they provide make such a difference. I am extremely grateful to the entire team, and especially to those two wonderful teachers who greet her every morning. We are very happy and thankful for everything they do

I am so happy with this preschool and so are my kids! My kids look forward to going to school every…read moresingle day. I love the daily activities plus their school prep curriculum. I highly recommend this preschool, you will be as happy as I am.

Great school!! I have my 2 kids in this school, ages 2 and 4. They both love the school. And I love…read morethe friendly environment of it. The school is very clean and the materials the kids work with is clean and in good condition. The facilities are kid friendly and the playground is very nice and well maintained. They have a very good curricula and a very structured method which help kids learn and be organized while having fun. The teachers are very nice, friendly and always willing to help the children improve. The owners are very friendly and very professional. They are the heart of the school, providing the best work so our children can get the best learning experience. I've seen such a big change on my kids in a positive way since I enrolled them to the school, they have become very independent and willing to do things by themselves, progressed rapidly in their learning and the mastering of new skills, and learned so much vocabulary and the recognition of letters. My older daughter by the time she entered pk4 she was writing her name already and could recognize some words. It's a great find that school. I consider it like a little hidden gem.

I have been struggling with the idea of writing this review but then I thought some parents could…read morebenefit from our experience so maybe this ordeal won't have been for nothing. We moved from our country in January 2018 as soon as we got to Aventura this school was the best option to us. We Know about the Montessori philosophy and we like it. On the day of the interview, we informed the principal of our situation, we just moved from another country, my son spoke no English and he had a 6 months old sibling. Our 5 years old son started on March because we believed he could benefit from being with other kids, learning how to share, practicing english and having a routine while we organized the family affairs. After 1 week, we got a call from the principal who let us know that they decided to reevaluate the admission because our son had a bad attitude. He didn't cooperate with activities or would not listen to the teacher (he didn't speak English at the time) We asked her to be patient because of the circumstances and the principal gave us another chance, but it sounded like an ultimatum. The following month, April, we had to travel to our country. We where there for two weeks and when we came back he wasn't better. I think being exposed again to his old life, friends and the family wasn't easy. One morning the principal called me again, she was screaming. She informed us that she put our son out of school! I was crying and felt really sad. My husband called to speak to her and tried to reason with her, this wasn't the ideal solution. She said that our son was not a good fit anymore and he was going to be given two weeks to adjust to the school or else he would be dismissed. Mind you this was also the end of the school year. My son was going through a lot, a new sister, a new country a new language. This school treated him as if he was a juvenile delinquent, as if his presence in the school was a problem. This principal prizes herself for having 23 years of experience in childhood education and that is the way she decided to handle a child who was going through a challenging time in his life? We were made feel as if there was something terribly wrong with him. My son was silly and exuberant experiencing an incredible amount of change all at once, that was his fault. Never did the teachers though help him navigate transitions (the most frequent times for behavioral outbursts), or never was he given time to familiarize himself with the Montessori rules which they claimed he was not following. He was defiant but like a 5 year old can be, a 5 year old who is going through so much change in his life. We were given an ultimatum in a very cold and unsympathetic way. After that call, my husband and I decided to get him out of this horrible school right away. Never in my life have I experienced such lack of compassion and understanding in an early childhood education setting. My son wasn't violent or aggressive or dangerous he was anxious and rambunctious. There must have been other ways to deal with this, some basic childhood psychology and more respectful interventions. You see I could have dealt with the idea that my son wasn't a good fit for this school if the principal had been communicating with us in a compassionate manner, but that never happened. Do yourself a favor, steer away from this place and their cold hearted management. These people should not be educating anyone since they lack basic human empathy. Now, a year later, we are so happy. He is in kindergarten, he is an excellent student, he loves his teacher and has made a lot of friends. He only needed TIME !!