We have been very happy with Mes Amis French School. Our three year old attends the preschool…read moreprogram. I like that they focus on academic as well as emotional and social development. Getting to do this all while learning French is a bonus! I also have two elementary age children in after school French class. I'm always impressed how fun Mes Amis makes learning French. The kids look forward to going every week. Merci, Mes Amis!

From the owner: Mes Amis is a French immersion school with an emphasis on learning French vocabulary words with…read morecorrect pronunciations related to our daily lives through hands-on activities and visual learning. Students receive one-on-one attention due to small classes. Not only is our focus basic preschool education, but incorporating important aspects of the french culture and language.

Our daughter has been attending Today's Life for since September 2018 & we love the environment and…read moreculture! Our daughter absolutely loves her Toddler teachers and my husband and I can truly tell how much she is learning in the class because she comes home with new knowledge everyday that simply reassures us that we made the right choice! The Lead teacher Marriyah & Asst. Director, Bronwyn have been the absolute best with our daughter. The center also utilizes the DailyConnect app so I can see updates throughout the day, get messages from teachers, and know how much she ate for lunch and snack which is helpful for dinner preparation. The Director Roberta is wonderful to work with as well! She is great with communication and wonderful with the kids as well. We're very happy with our decision after a rough first daycare experience.

I cannot recommend today's life as the best daycare in town. I don't know about the EP location,…read morebut they currently have a Minnetonka location that my child belongs to and it is closing next week. Due to their rent becoming to high, they are closing the location. But here's the kicker - they only gave us 3 weeks to find a new daycare! It really put the parents in a bind to find childcare quickly. And if you've had to find childcare before, you know it can be very challenging to find without being on a wait list.

Our son has been attending Sleepy Tigers since September 2024 and we love it. He enjoys going every…read moreday and some days doesn't even want to come home. All the teachers are so caring with all of the kids. Ma Laoshi and Tili Laoshi are great! He's even picked up on Mandarin super easily and is constantly singing songs he learned at school. We'd recommend it to any family!

I have sent 2 children to Sleepy Tigers for their preschool experience, and it exceeded our high…read moreexpectations. Staff are so caring and attentive while driving curriculum in English and Chinese to give our children a head start before entering Kindergarten. We are also happy to send them back over the summer as Sleepy Tigers offers summer care as well for year-round parents. It's great for young elementary students to return back and link up with old friends while making new ones too.

I went on a tour in the fall prior for my kindergartener. The principal at the time lead the tour…read moreand informed us there was no homework for kindergarteners besides nightly readings. My kindergartener started and they sent 4-6 total pages of homework each night. The person who was the principal at the time is no longer in that position. It's rated well and noted to be a "rigorous school" so if creating a power battle with your young child is for you and fostering a hate for learning to be instilled in a young age is for you, I would say go here. I also heard homework just increases exponentially as they age. Administration and the teacher did not care less about my concerns, did not even offer to discuss/address them with me over the phone. Poor administration and leadership and clearly they do not care about their families. I would go elsewhere no matter what the ratings tell you.

if I could I would give this school a 0. My daughter goes to this school and she talks to me about…read moreit everyday. She says stuff like "the teachers are mean, the don't let you go to the bathroom, free dress day is not free you have to pay, they do not take covid seriously, if your late 3 times you get detention and they are also racist". that's only the beginning of what she says. I 100% do not recommend going here.

Our son attended Casa de Corazon Kingfield on Nicollet for almost 1 year, starting in Infant A and…read moreending in Toddler B. I wanted so badly for Casa to work for us, unfortunately, we just never were able to make that happen. I know that this review is in stark contrast to every other review, but I'm hoping to give one perspective so that people can make a truly informed decision. The benefits are pretty clear: organic food, multicultural curriculum, Spanish language immersion, and for us, it was close to home. Here are the downsides and why we chose to move to a different childcare center: 1. The program is not only Spanish immersion for the children, but also the parents. The teachers speak little to no English which makes communicating about very basic things like how our child's day was, did he eat, how is she sleeping, etc. impossible. The directors do speak English, however, they are always running around highly stressed talking on walkie talkies and do not have time to communicate. I understood when we chose Casa that it would be Spanish immersion for our son, I didn't realize communication as a non-Spanish speaking parent would be so incredibly challenging. It's entirely possible that if we, as parents, spoke Spanish, we would have had a very different experience. 2. They take the maximum number of children to teacher ratio allowed by the state and always seem overworked and very stressed - especially the directors. Voicemails and emails went without response for days - sometimes not responded to at all until I emailed or called again. The app that they use to communicate to parents about their child throughout the day is perfunctory at best. While it gives a general overview of what the kids are doing, you will get no specific feedback on your individual child and any message you want to send to the teacher through the app goes without response. 3. The parking situation is a nuisance at best and incredibly dangerous at worst. There is only parking on Nicollet Ave with zero crosswalks to the school. Parents jaywalk, block traffic, and are ridiculously aggressive for parking spots. I was almost hit multiple times by other parents swerving into or cutting me off for parking spaces - imagine Hunger Games but with over caffeinated, under appreciated and sleep deprived caretakers to little Id driven beings - it's not pretty. 4. Lastly, the teachers are inconsistent. It's luck of the draw if you get a kind caring teacher. Our infant teachers were amazing but his morning toddler room teacher was a bit of nightmare - cold, defensive, never once said even an "hola" to me when I dropped off my son. Coincidentally, my son started screaming in the mornings on school days and would latch onto me when I brought him into his classroom shortly after he transitioned to this teacher's room. Thankfully, the other teachers later in the day seemed much more pleasant and caring. The point is, there's really no consistency in the quality of teacher you will get. They also transition in and out of classrooms frequently so the good news is that if you do not like the teacher, they will probably change. Take all of this for what it's worth. There are many reviews to the contrary, this is simply one perspective based on our experience. Hope it helps give a more 360 view of Casa.

We were very interested in considering this school for our infant son, however, they only offer…read moretours one day a week at 9:30 in the morning. When I wrote to inquire as to whether there is an option for an afternoon tour the Director responded and said "it would be unsustainable to meet every family's schedule." She acted like they were setting the bar in accommodation when all they do is offer one rigid tour time once a week on a specific day. There's very little about that, which is accommodating. The feel that was given off is you're a burden if you can't fit into their very narrow box. They gave off a bad vibe. There's too many other good places out there to settle for unaccommodating service. Plus it makes me nervous that they would apply the same style of inflexible thought, to the care of the children.