My brother and I went to Camp Puh Tok in the early 1950's. This experience was the highlight of our…read moresummers. A freezing swim in the creek (which also filled the pool) was great fun on a hot day. A GREAT experience for a couple of boys!

So let me just say, this is my second year at Camp Puh'Tok and I love it. I came the last two…read moreMemorial Day weekends as a staff member of Sun Sibs, through John Hopkins University - a camp designed for the children of siblings w/ cancer. Our mission is to provide the children with a fun filled weekend solely focused on them, since so much of the attention in their homes are given to their brother or sister battling this terrible disease. The campground at Puh,Tok is beautiful. Everything you would need is there, from scenery, to swimming, last year we had a rock climbing exhibition, to archery, and plenty of things that I'm sure I'm forgetting. The cabins are cool too. I'm a city guy so it's incredibly difficult for me falling asleep in cabins with thin mattresses and bugs, but me being able to do it, then come back a year later and do it again speaks to the quality of the entire experience. Ultimately, I will be doing this as long as I am physically able, and I hope that Camp Puh'Tok is our chosen destination.

Absolutely have loved the care my children have gotten at this facility. All of the teachers in my…read morechildren's classrooms have been so attentive and caring of their needs. The teachers have kept us coming back and our children are learning so much because of them. They take the time to get to know you and build relationships. I love the small room sizes after coming from a large scale daycare center and we are treated like people and not just a number.

Highly recommended if you're looking for daycare and a quality education for your child…read more Professional staff and wonderful teachers who are really invested in your child's education and needs. My child loves to go to school and is always looking forward to be there and be with her teachers and her little friends. I like the way the school has an app that you can follow your childs progress throughout the day, and they send out alerts about everything that is going on with your child. Very accommodating for Pre-K as they assist your child in e-learning, a feat which is already hard on school age kids. Lunch is served every day and it's always something different every day. They also accommodate kids with special diets or food allergies. Again, I highly recommend Childtime for your Pre-K and daycare needs.

My daughter LOVES going and cries when she has to leave. The counselors are kind and caring and go…read moreout of their way to make sure everyone has a great time.

I've sent my son to many camps, both day and overnight. This is the first time he cried at pick-up…read morein the past 5 years. It was the first camp where he felt his counselors, Mr. F.M. and Master Splinter, genuinely cared about the campers. He said the food was fantastic, the children were kind, and he loved earning points for tribe wars. As a parent, I appreciated the constant communication and up-to-date pictures of my child completing activities. You will definitely see us next year!

If you are considering the Goddard School of Sparks Maryland as a daycare for your child(ren), you…read moremay want to think twice. My husband and I selected this daycare because of its great reviews and other parents telling us how wonderful it was. However, we found that the Goddard School of Sparks did not meet our expectations. We were constantly called about minor illnesses and trivial incidents. We would take our children to the pediatrician who was astounded that a daycare would send a child home for such a small thing. Staff, and more specifically the directors, make a lot of medical accusations that are consistently wrong. Leading us and many other parents to argue with the directors, which we saw more than a few times, in the office or in the parking lot. The directors would also not respect doctors notes, and despite a board certified pediatrician writing that a child is ok to return to daycare/school, they would still force children to stay home. It is difficult to think of how many times our children were in a full week of daycare from the ages of 6 months to 2 years without receiving a phone call. One of the more concerning things for us was the fact that we were told, "to not to have long conversations (which was considered more than asking about their day) with the teachers about your child, since the teachers are busy at drop off and pick up." Which makes no sense since the teacher is in the classroom with your child for hours on end, not the directors. If something is going on, I want to speak with the person who spends the most amount of time with my child. Additionally, myself and a few other parents have been told we spend too much time at drop off or pick up, which directly contradicts their open door policy. Because of these "rules" we encountered major inconsistencies between teachers and directors. Interestingly, one of the director's children was always in the front office and out of the classroom spending time with her which was ironic considering how ourselves and other parents could not spend more than a few minutes with out kids. Classrooms are pushed to the legal max of head count with children to staff ratio. We understand this is a business, but the American Academy of Pediatrics suggests a classroom size of 8, and there are 12 kids in a classroom around the ages 2-3. That is a 50% increase over the recommended limit. Again I would expect this from a cheaper school. You would think, if this is such a prestigous school, they would be following the American Academy of Pediatrics evidence based practice information and spin this into saying "we use the American Academy of Pediatrics information to better support your child". But all they care about is your money. We will be direct and state, the directors of this school are not qualified to be in their positions. In fact, when things got bad, they had to hire an administrative director to settle things, which speaks volumes about the three directors "who are in charge". These directors make decisions and assumptions about children, when they have no medical or childhood education training from a college or university. When our children were babies, the teachers of the first three classrooms were great, but the directors made it difficult, and we want to be clear that we have no complaints about those teachers. However, teachers from the older children's classrooms were lackluster and underqualified for what was to be expected from the amount of money we were paying per month. Once our children were older and in the fourth classroom and upward, things became really unprofessional from the directors. Even one of the directors accused one of our children of being aggressive. And yet when we would ask what happened, they seemed to always know what our child was doing wrong and never telling us anything he was doing a great job of completing. Furthermore, whenever my eldest child was "doing something wrong" they always knew what he was doing and always somehow managed to see the bad behavior, but when our child came home with a bruise or injury, the directors or teachers wouldn't know what happened. Another noticeable problem is the obvious teacher swapping and movement. Teachers would switch classrooms and would be placed out of their comfort zone. Teachers were used to a certain age group would be placed in a different age group. This would lead to problems with the children because the teachers didn't know how to handle problems or situations and it lacks consistency for children. When considering the Goddard School's child to teacher ratio, the teachers should be more interactive with the kids when outside. Many times we came outside to pick up our kids, and all the teachers are in a large group talking to one another, ignoring the children. We would have expected this at a cheaper school, but not a higher end school, which the Goddard School claims to be. And if something was to

I think the Goddard school is great! My daughter comes here and has been for 4 years and we love…read moreit! Very welcoming and loving. They have so many hands on things to do. They always have activities for the children. They are never bored!! I have no complaints and I recomend the Goddard school for your children. I love that it's not just free play I love that it has structure for my child. I wouldn't take my daughter any other place.

Provides reliable caring and safe care for my boys. Have not had issues during this COVID times. No…read moreparents allowed in you just drop off at the door. Kids get temp check upon entering. Staff wear masks and parents must wear masks at the drop off. The owner is responsive to concerns and questions, also love how she promotes healthy eating for the kids!

My daughter has been at children of tomorrow since she was 3 months. The best part of the center…read moreis the down to earth staff not to mention the cameras! I usually watch my daughter on camera throughout the day while at work. It brings peace of mind that I can take part in her day without being intrusive. My daughter (now 3) knows all of the teachers names and will often talk about the fun things she learned at school. The center is now run by a new owner who is very thoughtful and compassionate! She has made numerous improvements and has turned things around 360 degrees! The new owner has implemented more healthy meals, enhanced the appearance of the center and cultivated a positive learning environment! We have built great relationships over the last 3 years and for that I am grateful.

The teachers and administration really care about the students wellbeing and education. They openly…read morecommunicate with parents, which is very reassuring that our kids are in good hands. The kids love the faculty and really enjoy attending this school. We have had a great experience here and highly recommend this preschool!

Discover Learning Center has been amazing. The staff is caring, professional, and truly dedicated…read moreto each child's growth. My child feels supported, excited, and confident every day. The environment is clean, welcoming, and full of engaging activities. They go above and beyond in everything they do -- I couldn't recommend them more highly!

I highly recommend this learning center, the staff is very professional and knowledgeable. they…read moreactually really care and enjoy what they do,

If you are looking for an in-person school field trip for students, do not choose Snapology…read more Snapology's concept is GREAT, but what was offered could have been of better quality and execution. Snapology is overpriced with subpar materials. For a minimum of 50 students, the school was charged $750, for any additional students the cost was $15 per add-on. Snapology was to arrive at the school for a noon setup with pre-k and kindergarten students participating in the building activity from 12:30-2 pm. Snapology sent two staff members who did not represent Snapology with joy and excitement. When the two young ladies arrived they came with two rolling carts with shoe box totes of legos. As I greeted them, I asked if there was anything I needed to do. They said I needed to place the students in groups of five so that they would be able to go to the 10 Lego stations. When we arrived at the GYM small stations were created on the floor (no tables were ever requested or suggested for this activity via Snapology). As the students came, I began to usher students into the GYM along with school staff members and parents with no direction from the Snapology team. We had NO clue what to DO! The two staff members never gave us an introduction, a greeting, or guidance to get STARTED! So teachers and parents started managing stations with students. About 10 min. into the activity, a rotation was supposed to take place (no timer to be heard, no communication between school staff and SNAPOLOGY. One Snapology member moving clockwise and another moving counterclockwise. Now children are CONFUSED! Now we have 50+ with no direction moving around excitedly. At this point, I decided to have students FREELY explore the stations! Before the activity was over, I noticed the staff members cleaning up. Wait a minute we still have 30 minutes! They put the earthquake machine away, 2 green Lego mats, and a Lego bin. I see one staff take a creation from a student's hands now I am annoyed. Now it's time to ask for clarity. I spoke to one of the staff members in the hallway and was less than excited with her response. This is an easy activity that can easily be executed at your school for a FRACTION OF THE COST! Buy Legos and connector place them inbins now you have SNAPOLOGY!

We just finished a week of Camp,and my son had the best time! He was having so a good time he…read morebegged me to pick him up later just to gain more free play. Marcela and the staff were really great. I appreciate them offering flexible pick up and drop off times. We will be back for more classes in the fall.