Our children are 8 years apart. Our daughter attended Inspirations Learning Center in DB, she now…read moreis getting ready to graduate from elementary. Age 3, our son currently attends the new location in Holly Hill, we drive a half hour one way to take him to preschool at Inspirations North. Over the span of close to a decade Inspirations has continued to be one of the best schools for little ones in the area. Its not daycare, your little ones are prepared for a regular school day at Inspirations and must be at school by 9am, with the curriculum age appropriate, yet the day run like a regular elementary school day. Structure is provided, a caring attitude all the teachers have always had, and very reasonable tuition . The playground is awesome, yet safe while the kids outside so gardening projects, have holiday sing slings, as well as work with parents concerning any issues your child may be having (or; late potty training- they are so helpful and patient). We have had nothing but good experiences at Inspirations. It's a great preschool!

At the Holly Hill location my son went here for less than 2 weeks Brooke is the director blinking…read moreMeyer was my son's teacher blinking Meyer would never say good morning smile or respond with more than a grunt my son hated the school cried and begged not to go Miss Blake and Meyer pulled on his arms roughly and unfriendly I explained it to Brooke she wouldn't listen this happened again and I explained to Brooke that Miss blinking Meyer was pulling on him in an aggressive or unfriendly Manor. The director Brooke will talk talk talk talk talk about how great she is or her program but she will not let you speak she does not take any minutes to think or process any conversation she called me to find out why I was bringing my son later than usual I explained it was to avoid Miss blank in Meijer who I believed was unfriendly and roughly pulling my son's arms rather than open an investigation she told me I must be complaining about some other reason and not that much blank in Meyer was actually playing on my son she told me I was not a good fit and I should leave and pick up my son pick them up she kept my money for that day she told me the owner would be contacting me that never happened when a school its director and no one follows up on a parent's concerns such as this it should be a huge red flag to any parent

I love this school. They are christian based and also very lovely. My child feels more than loved…read morehere. There is a lot of love and understanding. The best decision for my child's education and I want her to stay attending this school.

Me and my 8 year old went to see about him possibly attending the school next year. After meeting…read moreheadmaster Mr. Tress we were subjected to a very degrading assessment that ultimately determined that because my grandson has autism he didnt qualify to attend the school for second grade. My problem is that they subjected us to a very berating assessment of shortcomings due to his disabilty. Ultimately determining he didnt qualify. Also there wasnt enough room for my wheelchair to fit through the door entrance to his office so Mr Tress asked me to walk to the chair in his office. Totally degrading, and discriminatory behavior on his part. Im glad he didnt qualify to attend. That was an awful experience.