Horrible, horrible, place!!!!…read more Parents I caution you to do your homework before enrolling in your child in this joke of a facility. My child went there for about 3 months. We started notifying bruising on my son and my wife addressed it with the owner Mrs. Pam. It's so amazing to me how a license day care is not required to report accidents or injuries to the parents. At least this facility doesn't. What even gets more amazing after we started identifying the injuries and asking questions Mrs. Pat the owner decided to kick my son out of the daycare, because we report an injury. Stating that he was too much to handle., "But you are a daycare interesting" There's no curriculum, it's an old stinky smelly building. I truly believe that they only open a daycare up to supplement their lack of income from the church congregation. Mrs. TRINA probably the worst demonstration of a teacher that I've ever had to deal with. DONT WASTE YOUR TIME THEY JUST NEED TO STICK TO JUST BEING A CHURCH!

My 22 month old son has been going to this daycare for about 7 weeks now and I am really happy with…read morethis place. The staff is great, very caring and great at communicating with the parents. I love the fact that they use an app that keeps me informed throughout the day, such as when he is checked in and out, what he eats, his diaper changes and the different activities he has. My son has adapted really well and they have a great curriculum. I am always surprised every week because I can tell he is learning so many new things. I find him singing his alphabet from time to time. I would definitely recommend this daycare.

My daughter love this school. She has been a student here since kindergarten and is currently in…read more2nd grade. The school has amazing administrative staff and excellent teachers and assistants. I love that they offer after school care. Once your kid goes to this school, you'll all be treated like family.

I debated on writing a review because Ms. Sara and Mickey are great people, but I feel the need to…read moremake other parents aware of the effects this place had on my child. I will start out by saying that having Mrs. Kahn as my daughters teacher was the biggest mistake I ever made as a parent. There would be times Mrs. Kahn would say," Oh your child wouldn't sit down in circle time and would go play with the toys instead, or I know her shirt has milk and paint all over it but she got upset when I tried to change her so I left it on." The first thought that came to my mind was," Aren't you the teacher?" My child wasn't bad at all, she was just excited to be in an environment with so many stimulating things in it, and as a teacher you would think her 15+ years of experience would've taught her how to handle those situations. It's as if she was so used to having perfect children and got flustered when a child didn't listen when she told them to do something the first time. And as far as my child learning anything, she didn't learn anything from her other than how to line up and go outside. The funny thing is when I would be on break from school or had her for the holidays, I would teach her the smallest things and my daughter would catch on so fast that everyone in my family could see an improvement. Why was it that she wasn't learning anything at school when she was there 5 days a week, but as soon as I taught her something on a 3 day break all of a sudden you see improvement? I'll tell you why, it's because Mrs. Kahn was NOT paying attention to my child and paid more attention to other children and was busy begging parents to give money or food to her for the parties she always threw (as if tuition wasn't enough). If she spent more time on educating the children then planning parties, maybe the children could actually learn something. My husband also would drop our daughter off and say to me ," Does she not like our daughter? She always gives us a look like she doesn't want her there, but when other children come in, she gets excited and gives them hugs." Also you know something is wrong with a teacher when the director pulls her own grandchild out of their class, and transfers them into another teachers class. In all since leaving within 3 months my child can count to 100 and can read at 3 years old, and it's all because I taught her and took her out of that school. My advice is to anybody looking at this school, DO NOT enroll your child in her class. She's obviously more focused on throwing parties and doesn't know a thing about teaching in a structured environment.

As much as I love my son's teacher & I vouch for their friendliness & care for the children, I have…read moreserious complaints of their professionalism, organization & lack of administrative staff. I understand everyone has shortcomings but it's been on countless occasions that cannot get through on the phone lines. Sometimes my son will not need to be picked up from the school and it's imperative I get though to communicate these things. On 04/07/22 I confronted them about this matter and made a discovery that they do not even have the ringer sound on their phone lines. Which really concerns me because had there be an emergency they would not be notified until they decide to manually check the phone and missed calls. It really upsets me to see such great people operate a business in this manner. Called again the next morning at 8:30 AM , called 3 times. No answer and no way of leaving a voicemail. I am disappointed that no change has been made.

Great daycare my daughter has been going here since she was young. Great staffread more

Worst day-care period. Can't stress enough that the staff are rude and only care about money. They…read morerefused to provide care for my baby in the middle of the month then refused to reimburse the partial tuition which the themself offered and prepared a new price chart overnight without any prior notification. Would never recommend it to anyone.

I started bringing my 8 month daughter to Sheridan Montessori at the end of 2018, after trying out…read moreseveral different "daycares." When first searching for a daycare, I was looking for care centers that would send me updates on when my daughter pooped, ate, and peed. I was quickly shown that these elite daycares are not full of love or care, and even worse had no real instruction other than songs and maybe colors. Well, I was very concerned. I have my Masters in Education, one of three degrees. My expectations for my daughter, and the care she receives do and does not require perfection- but moreso, a high standard of love and academia. We speak three languages at home, play instruments, and are hands on parents. When I toured the school, three and four year olds were reading. Two year olds and younger knew their letters, numbers, colors. They all ranged in different ages and worked so well together. With the pandemic, their schedule continues to teach children and they have a great protocol to protecting students, families, and themselves. My daughter is now two and a half and is recognizing words, knows many of her letters, all of her colors, months of the year, days of the week, and speaks in full sentences. Also, they teach children Spanish! If you want your child to receive a wonderful education, learn how to build relationships with other children and adults, and receive proper care and love during the time they are away from you- bring them here!

We started looking for a daycare / montessori when my son was 15 months. We were worried because he…read morehad not been around people much other than his parents and grandparents. He also had a ton of allergies - milk, seafood, and tree nuts. We visited over 7 schools for him and read every single review for each of the places. We were most impressed with Primrose. Miss Natalie was professional and patient with us during our tour as we asked question after question. I also loved their system of having every kids picture in the classroom with their allergies listed next to their face. They seemed very organized. When we started, our son would still cry at drop off and took longer than most kids to adjust but the school helped us through it. The teachers were loving and looked out for our son and I would literally call every 1-2 hours and ask for an update and they would often send a photo through the portal when I did. About 6 months into our time there, we started Oral Immunotherapy for our son's milk allergy. As a part of that, we were able to trial and error small portions of foods that contained milk. Every Monday, Miss Kari and I still go through the weekly menu and talk through what foods my son should try for the week and what portions. Now my son has overcome his milk allergy and the school was a huge help in getting us there. Other praises I'll sing: even though kiddos can switch classes every 6 months - 1 yearish, the teachers are so phenomenal that neither our son or us have had a hard time with the transitions, they were seamless. He also was behind on walking and his vocabulary when he started and both improved dramatically when he started. Now he goes into school with a smile on his face and talks about his teachers and his friends at home. It's a home away from home for him. Great job Primrose!

This review is based ONLY on the summer camp for the older kids. If the review is too long, just…read moreskip to the last paragraph where the most ridiculous thing happened. PSA: at the bottom of the page there is a "not recommended" button. Be sure to read that review too, it shocked me but I do not doubt it. The daycare is okay. Positive thing about this is the week to week payment, so if you are not going to make it there a week you don't have to pay unlike some other primrose schools I've been too. The front staff are friendly for the most part. The teachers in the summer class classroom in the morning are usually very sweet and welcoming. First issue is the parking lot, if you can't find a parking spot good luck turning around to get out. It's a one way in/out and is a small parking lot with no turn around. It wasn't such a big issue for me but can be annoying when you try picking your kid up at 5 and there are no spots. Second issue is how many kids there are, in the explorer class for summer there were so many kids, all crammed into a classroom, when I went to pick up my child the teacher was always yelling at them to sit down and probably because there were too many kids for her to handle. And not speaking loudly for them to hear her, she was literally yelling at them. But okay.. Well, for a 4th of July party they had a list for each classroom to bring something for their class party if they wanted too. I signed up for fruit since only one other parent did too. That day I went to drop off my child and picked him up, he said that he didn't get any fruit, no one in the class did. (He was really looking forward to it when we bought it too.) He said he saw the closing teacher take both trays and left the classroom. He had one square of pizza, Cheetos and a cookie. He was still hungry but that was all he got. (Everyday he said he was always still hungry) I was confused about what had happened with the item we brought but he had told me after we'd got home. So I brushed it off. The next day the school was closed then I dropped him off Friday, his potential last day. I picked him up and he said he had fun and wanted to stay another week. Okay, I thought maybe I made a big deal and he enjoys it. Then he TELLS me this, what happened in class; he said "a kid threw up and the teacher made him clean it up." My boyfriend and I looked at each other and busted out in a laugh. Not because it was funny but because of how ridiculous that was. I've worked in a daycare in the past and work with children in a schools setting so I know if a child vomits, you get gloves and proper sanitizing equipment and clean it up and have the child sent to the nurse or front and have a parent called. You should NEVER make a child clean his/her own vomit. That is embarrassing and just wrong, if that was my child I know he'd be crying and upset. I sure hope that child told their parents. My child the tells me after I asked if they sprayed anything on it, he tells me "no they just put a towel over it." ... when I worked at a daycare (another primrose at that) our responsibility if a child threw up was to properly sanitize the area with disposable napkins and our sanitizer spray that we even used for diaper changing stations. Kids could get sick if something like that is not properly cleaned. That is when I decided, that Friday was his last day. Unfortunately, this being the closest primrose my child will not ever be attending this primrose again due.

We've been very happy with our experience at the WIDE school so far. Our daughter is having fun…read morebut also learning a lot. Their curriculum is play and project based, inspired by the Reggio Emilia approach. They have Spanish class, as well as optional gymnastics and soccer classes. They are very safe and cautious in terms of COVID pandemic rules -- and when the case load gets better for a prolonged time, then they reassess. One of the things my family has most appreciated is their COVID policy. All teachers wear masks, and all kids above a certain age (3ish) wear masks as well -- aside from when eating & optionally when playing outside. They have chickens outside, a flower and vegetable garden, and rabbits and 2 aquariums inside. Right now, some of the classes are raising caterpillars into moths and butterflies, and they have just harvested some of the chicken eggs and will get to incubate them and watch them hatch! Such great experiences for kids of all ages to have. They provide gourmet lunches made in-house from fresh ingredients, many of which are organic. On Friday afternoons, you can also buy some of their house-made goodies -- they have an assortment of baked goods, desserts, soups, and savory/main dishes. If you are late on Fridays, they may sell out of certain items.

WIDE is an incredibly unique, kind, and compassionate school. Highly recommend! - The LaCoursread more

Wonderful people! The owners are very hand on and they are dedicated to educating children. Tita…read moreJosie, is a sweet lady. They are easy to coordinate with and are very accommodating. School is strategically located in the main road leading to Siena but still accessible to people who live outside the community. Lots of parking enough for when there are activities hosted by school. Good sized playground and activity room inside the campus for interactive play. Teachers are wonderful too. Love this place!

We started here couple of years ago because we were not satisfied with another daycare in the area…read more Since then, we have nothing but great experience with this place. Teachers are well experienced and very caring. They always think what's best for the child. My child loves to go to this place and always have a great time there. I highly recommend this daycare.

We love this school a lot! Very welcoming, nice and attentive also very patient with our 3yr old…read morewho was made to seem like his was unmanageable at a different school. The staff and teachers are Awesome!! We are so happy we have him here! He loves it as well lol never wants to leave. They also have cameras so we know he is safe and protected!!!

I absolutely loved Red Apple and would recommend it everytime someone asked me if I knew a great…read moredaycare. Not to long ago my son was physically assaulted by an employee, Veronica. She was in the schoolers room where my son would stay after school. After the incident Nadia begged me not to call the cops and stated she would fire her. Well I recently learned Veronica was not fired! She was suspended! She is now working in the toddler room and Nadia thinks its perfectly fine to have someone like that watch over toddlers, kids that fully don't speak so if she abuses them they won't even be able to say anything like my son did. When another employee put her hands on Nadia's daughter Nadia fired her on the spot and did not let her return, so how is it okay to fire one employee and suspend the other one for the same thing. Is it bc it wasn't her child this time. So before you enroll think twice. here are the messages of Nadia asking me not to call the cops