My 3 children attended for almost 4 years. It was a warm welcoming place. Staff members who had…read morebeen there for 20 years, 10 years, 5 years ... Ever since the new owners took over this past year the experience went downhill. High teacher turn over and Roach infestation to name a few is why I withdrew my childen. This is true

My 2 daughters have been coming here since they were babies and we LOVE the staff! It's so hard to…read morefind good childcare and people whom you trust with your children. Staff is always so friendly and Ms. Edi is so flexible with all our scheduling needs. The staff treats my daughters as their own children and love going to school.

My two children love this school! They did a beautiful preschool graduation party with songs for my…read more4 year old. Staff is courteous and facility clean . They have cameras in front in view of anyone in lobby area. Reasonably priced. Front door has exit button installed and locked at all times.

Things started out great when we enrolled our son in 2022…read more We withdrew our son after a year and a half. He was in Transition 1 with the most incredible teachers (Ms Lina & Ms Maya) whom he loved. The problem was he wasn't learning anything new and began to regress being with the younger kids. He was too advanced academically for Transition but when I asked for him to move up to Primary they wouldn't because he wasn't "fully potty trained". Fully potty trained for them meant needing ZERO assistance in the restroom. Well he's 3! He can do everything he just needs help with cleaning himself when he poops. As most 3 year old do. After NUMEROUS exhausting conversations and emails with the Director, teacher in Primary 1 and team there they were ALL adamant that he must be fully potty trained needing no assistance. The primary teacher was set she could/would not help him. Which meant if my 3 year old son didn't clean himself good or at all when pooped no one would know and he would be LEFT TO SIT IN HIS FECES. They only helped with obvious accidents. I couldn't imagine letting any child in my care walk around like that. It's neglect! Ms Lina in Transition 1 volunteered to come help if he needed it but to no avail. So the "best" they would do is let him visit the Primary class 2 hours a day. Which wasn't good enough because even though he enjoyed it, he didn't get the full experience to grow since he still had to be with the 1-2 year olds. So $20,000+ later we withdrew him because leaving him with the babies majority of the day to continue to regress wasn't an option. After a year there instead of growing as advertised and expected he started baby talking at home. This is a kid who knows all 50 states AND their capitals. Can write his name and has a photogenic memory. He was reciting his alphabet and counting to 20 at 15 months. And reading full sentences by 2.5 years old. All of this from what we do with him AT HOME. NOT from anything at HGM. We expected him to excel there. After all it's Montessori and supposed to be the best. In December 2023 I found out only 1-2 of the Primary teachers are actually Montessori certified. Shouldn't they all be since that's supposed to be the foundation for the school? I also found out other parents had the same issue with neglecting them in the restroom and withdrew their kids as well. There should be some checks and balances in place and a teacher assigned to ensure kids aren't sitting around in their feces all day. Disgusting. All in all we had a very expensive babysitter. Not the academic excellence we expected and paid for. Nice facility. Amazing teachers in Transition 1 who did the max they could. He became more social and exposed to soccer and taekwondo which he excelled at. He still gets to do them so he's not missing out socially. He learned more at home and has been very persistent with telling us he doesn't want to go back. We may consider other schools in the area who have better systems in place later. For now he's where we known he gets the best care - HOME.

My daughter really enjoyed this school. She really came into her own here and made some friends…read more The teachers are all really nice and care about the kids!

My son started attending cream of the crop learning center in late September of 2020. I was…read moreparticularly interested because of a few reasons first was they were a Christian based learning center, second they were close to my home. On his first day I was never introduced to his teacher or ever seen his classroom.In the morning you drive up and an employee there gets the child out the car and takes him inside then when picking up we call when on the way they get the child ready and you meet them at the door and you put your child in the car. The ladies doing the drop off and pick ups are not the teachers in order to find out who his teacher was I had to ask one of them they just said her name and what she looked like. When he started he was a little over 18 months old so he was in the roo class and was sent him with a "cuddle gram" basically a paper saying what he ate and how many diaper changes he had as well as his nap time. Breakfast was always Cheerios & snacks were always crackers not at all fulfilling the only meal fulfilling was lunch which was usually chicken gravy a fruit and veggie or something similar and on fridays the parent brings the child's lunch. His first 3 days he cried as expected for his first time ever attending daycare as the time went on it got better he stopped crying at drop off and was excited to be picked up he would run to me smiling and with open arms at pick up time. If there was ever an incident they would provide a paper saying what happened and you sign it while he was in the roo class that happened a few times not a whole bunch then comes when he moved classes to Disney class 2 year olds and with teacher Haley Farmer who again I had to ask to meet and ask how the day was structured. In her class there was 9 kids including him however in previous class there was 5 with Ms.Gina and Haley was giving me incident reports every week sometimes multiple times a week of him being bit, or hit with a toy sometimes I would just see bite marks but not even be informed of them I complained and sent her a message she said she would look into it. Then he was hit so hard on his face with a toy it left a Mark for days I complained, he came up with a soaking wet pamper I complained, two times he was not cleaned right after changing his diaper and I also complained I started asking more questions then on a Wednesday Lydia the director calls me and says he has had behavioral problems and he bit the teacher and I had no clue ! I messaged the teacher apologizing saying I would work with him and she never replied to me but before she always would so that was strange. all this was news to me because every or most incidents prior to this he was the one being bullied not the aggressor but now she says it is him. Then Lydia calls me at 11:13 a Thursday and says he has to be picked up they can no longer care for him she said he pulled a kids hair, chocked him, and head bunted him and says she has a video of it and I ask to see if the video and she never provided it to me said she had to get owners approval I still have yet to see the video. When I arrived to pick him up he was not in the office like she claimed she was actually napping and he was awoken from his nap to be sent home.I believe they kicked him out because I was complaining too much and I've transferred him to another daycare "Star Montessori" and his teacher said he hasn't been aggressive at all just hyper I don't claim he's an angel I know he throws tantrums but he's 2 and learning he doesn't bite or hit at home so that was far fetched to me. My husband kept urging me to change hum to another because along with all this since he was moved to another class he cried everyday at drop off and would be starving when he was picked up. I had to have a snack for him as soon as I got him in the car because he would be asking over and over for "snack" or "milk" I truly believe they didn't feed him or the children enough and not at all once while he was there did he come up with any type of biblical art work or teachings it was a lot of coloring and painting but they claim to be faith based but that is just a front in my opinion and I personally see this as a blessing and if it was meant for him to attend there he would still but God knows what's best for me and my family so I glorify him in it all it probably saved my son a lot of pain and suffering. If they can not keep supervision of 5-9 kids in a classroom biting my child hitting him or him scraping his finger then they need to re- evaluate their staff because that is just poorly done.

Absolutely adore this daycare. My littles love it here and enjoy coming to school.read more

I feel the need to write this because I've heard some FB mommy groups have said not great things…read moreabout this childcare facility. To address the issue: there was a director (who was there about 2 years), and has since been let go (late 2024). She wasn't great. The new director, Kaylen, is fantastic - professional, strives for parental involvement, brings structure. My child attended four years. I can't say enough about the teachers; they give so much of themselves to the students. They work so hard on their curriculum. They love the children. We've found such a sweet little community in this school. I always tell friends that it's a hidden gem, but it shouldn't be! It's centrally located, right by the med center and incredibly convenient for parents who work there. The building has large classrooms, two playgrounds, a gym, a library, a sanctuary, and a large communal area for events. So consider this a review to address the haters. But also one of praise for such a special little place that I would hate to see suffer because people never gave it a chance.

We loved this daycare and only left it after we moved across town! My daughter was there from 8mo…read moreto 2years, so we got to see both the baby room and the 1-2yr old room. All the teachers were wonderful and supportive. They loved my daughter, and you could really tell were as excited about her growth and learning as we were. The campus is great, and they take full advantage of it. They have two playgrounds, one for big kids and one for younger kids. If it's raining, the kids still get to move around by either going on buggy rides through the building or playing in the big gym. They did tons of arts and crafts, and I cherish all the handprint art. After we moved across town we still drove all the way to FCS for 10 months, that's how you know it's good! I recommend the school to my friends.

What impresses me most is the sense of community. Every teacher knows every child by name, no…read morematter their age or classroom. That level of connection speaks volumes about how much they genuinely care for each student. It creates such a safe, welcoming environment where children feel seen, known, and loved. The curriculum beautifully blends faith, learning, and play, helping children grow not only academically but also in character. My kids are thriving, and it's so nice to know that they supported spiritually, emotionally, and intellectually each day. NGA is easily the cleanest daycare that I've ever stepped foot in. The camera and check in systems make us feel at ease and we can easily communicate with the front office or directly to the classrooms each day.

We are so happy with Next Generation Academy, the kind staff, constant communication and care. The…read morecameras and security are great peace of mind, but what matters most is how kind their staff is! We came from a chain daycare that was kind of traumatic in how little they cared about my 6-month-old. They couldn't even pronounce his name & our son was miserable and cried all day long, as he was left in containers or on a boppy with no interaction. NGA was a little further away, but my SIL loved it, so we moved and it's night and day. He smiles at the staff every day when I drop him off, so excited to be at school. Staff inside and outside the classroom say hello to him by name and comment on how happy he is. He's thriving and we drop him off, knowing he's loved and happy.

As I went here when I was a youth, it is not to bad for somethings. They could change what they…read moreserve for snacks because all we would get would be either red punch and a oatmeal cookie or pickile. Nice field trip for kids durring the summer but as for price I personally think they are a little expencive for a daycare. All in all if you can afford it, I say go with it. Very nice family owned place.

Best daycare around! Helped me with my son tremendously! Family owned and treat everyone who…read morewalks through the door like family.

My kids have been attending American Heritage Academy for the last 2 years, and we have had a great…read moreexperience. The staff is welcoming and kind, and my kids have built strong relationships with their teachers. My kids have been learning a lot, and I've been consistently impressed by the curriculum used. As an LCISD teacher myself, I am grateful for all the things my boys have been learning both socially and academically at American Heritage Academy. Thank you for taking such great care of my kids and creating an environment that they enjoy being in.

This daycare is amaZing. Some of the staff (front desk) can be VERY rude, but that doesnt reflect…read morethe teachers at all. They care about the kids and correct when child does wrong. Sending them to the main Director (Mr. A as my kid calls him). Who puts them in a chair and waits for them to listen.