Was afraid of taking my son to daycare because he has never been... I'm so glad I chose this…read moredaycare for my 1 year old son!!!! The teacher is great and very understanding. He truly shows care for my son and he has been there a week. Today I locked my keys in my car and Ms bobby in the office saw I was stressed and she helped me with all of the info I needed for a lock smith helped me get to work today and calmed me from my stress! Thank you ma'am and I know if she took care of me like that my son is in great hands

Janet Bentzinger is a terrible person and this day care should be shut down. She told us my child…read morehas a disability and demanded that her staff write every thing our child did in order to have him expelled from the day care. She has run off several staff members recently and discriminates against specific kids. One child specifically belongs to friends of hers, and will not allow staff to write documentation regarding his bullying of other students. When my child came home with bruises, cuts, bite marks, the staff conveniently did not see what happened, only what my child did in defense. When the other child's parent's complained, Janet had her staff target my child to build enough incident reports for forced removal. We did not believe ABC is a safe environment with such staff in place, and have found a new, safer day care. ABC is running on past reputation, and not on current success of child development.

We just started at TTA a month ago , we tried another day care before this one . Let me tell you…read morethe difference in learning that my Chuy had experienced while so far attending TTA. He knows sign language, he says grace for every meal which is really cool as my family isn't that religious. They have plenty of activities planned throughout the month to get the parents involved in what the kids at school are doing. The app in which they use is super useful as you get updates throughout the day on how your child is doing what they ate, when they napped and often times pictures. My son is 4 so he's in a 4 year old class room an they started going on a field trip. which I was told is once a month. My Chuy came home an kept talking about how he got to ride the big yellow bus and how the trip went. I am military an have had many daycares we have attended, none of which I have heard takes field trips. I love that we have changed facilities to TTA , I wish I would have done it sooner. If your looking for child care this is the place to be .

Why are there 2 entries here for the same place? What gives? I went here and I must say that it…read moreprovided a helluva of a 2nd-6th-grade edumacation (I did not attend 1st-grade here). Our princiPAL (Mr. Dwight Moody) is long-gone but he was great. I have nothing but KUDOS for this school, including its playground and restroom facilities. I must add that I spent quite some time in the girls' bathroom at 6th grade graduation as I'd gotten a run in my stocking and was mortified. Childhood mems.

The manager is absolutely unprofessional I worked there and did everything absolutely right and did…read moreeverything I was supposed to do I loved each and everyone of those kids that I taught and I was wrongfully fired I don't recommend working here or bringing your child.

The staff at Little People's are amazing, they truly treat all the children as their own. This is…read morethe best childcare and school.They teach the children the way we were taught back when I was in school in the 70's and 80's. My granddaughter is learning math and science in kindergarten. You cannot ask for a better school and teachers and staff that truly genuinely care about the children and their growth and life thank you all of the staff for everything you do for all of our grandchildren and children. Marie

We have nothing but amazing things to say about this preschool. Walking in, you feel the value they…read moreplace on each child who walks through their doors. My son has been excited to go to school every day! I never worry about him being taken care of each day. He is also learning there. Colors, dexterity skills and more! Value is important as well, and for what all their students receive, this is an amazing value!

I happened to be nearby in Biloxi and decided to make the short drive to Ocean Springs to visit the…read moreWalter Anderson Museum and the Shearwater Pottery. I was not expecting to see such a cute small town with a lot of eateries, boutiques, a semi-hilly beach town. Very cute and a lot of the houses are cottages. I am not sure what the population size is, I am sure I could search for it on the internets, but why. Everyone seemed to be friendly. The roads seemed to all be lined with large trees, the harbor full of boats. Very easy to get around here. I don't know why I haven't ever come here before. That is a mistake I will not be making again!

This small city has lots to offer! I've told my husband it's where I want to retire. It is a good…read moresize (approx. 17,000) for a small town feel, but also a short ten minute drive to Biloxi for casinos, larger beaches geared more toward tourists, etc. Noted as the home of artist Walter Anderson, it offers a museum honoring his life and work. The downtown area has a number of quirky local eateries and boutiques/shops. The cottage style architecture and shade trees line the main roads in this area and add so much historic, coastal charm. Everywhere I visited the locals were super friendly and it is easy to get around everywhere. Charming place to visit or live.

So if your like me and have both family members working full time and you have kids that are to…read moreyoung to go to kindergarten but are old enough to go to preschool then why not send them to the YMCA located in Ocean Springs?! Thats exactly what I did and I dont regret it once! So actually this was the first time I have ever used preschool or childcare in my life so I didnt know what to expect but went through with it anyways because it was the only choice to do if I wanted my spouse to work and get paid. I gave them a call asking if they had any openings for my child's age and luckily they did. I dropped by filled out the paper work and got her shots up to date ( which is a must if enrolling them) and in no time it was her first week. You are allowed to send them 5 days a week or even just 2 or 3 days if you just wanted them to get out of the house and interact with other kids to get that social life going. We went ahead and picked the 5 days a week and paid monthly which you have options to pay weekly, bi weekly, or monthly. We didnt know what to expect with our kid since she has never been to any preschool or childcare before and is a little clingy but the staff kept on telling us she will adapt and it just takes time. So in no time she adapted and really enjoyed going there meeting with all her other little friends playing while learning. The staff is outstanding from everyone of the teachers to the young ladies who help out in the afternoon. They have a snack in the morning, have lunch, take a 2 hour nap and have another snack later in the day. They also go outside and have a pretty nice playground located in the back when the weather is nice out. You must provide you own diapers and wipes and a mat to sleep on with a blanket. We been here now for 8 months and we can tell she has been learning so much and everyday they give you a note that tells you how your kids was as if she ate or not, her attitude, if she took a nap or not and so on. As per holidays there closed on all major holidays but for other holidays such as Columbus day, MLK day, Presidents day they are open. So overall this YMCA and staff is doing great and I dont regret once sending our kids there! She learns a lot, has fun, and gets out of the house and plays with her friends while Mama and daddy are making that money! Dont hesitate and send them now!

Some lovely things happen here in the South. And this…read moreSinging of the Unsung has to be directed at a whole squad of people... I was driving a neighbor to band practice in Ocean Springs, when he told me the coolest story about D'Iberville High (he attends Ocean Springs HS). Backstory: There is a boy named Jaxon, who attends Kindergarten at an Ocean Springs MS elementary school. He's been diagnosed with a tumor. The town is rallying around him, complete with a "Homeruns for Jaxon" drive that you'll see signs for at places like the hospital. At a recent Ocean Springs High School home football game against cross-town rivals D'Iberville High School, something pretty neat happened. The D'Iberville cheerleaders gathered and, during the game, marched around the track, built themselves into a two-cheerleader high formation, and unfurled a huge banner that said "DHS is praying for Jaxon." Wow.

Wow, D'Iberville High. It is truly a one-of-a-kind place to redeem academics and learn more about…read moreyourself that any other high school on the Gulf Coast, speaking for students. While its campus maintains its fairly proficient physical status as it should under county-owned diligance, its interior exceeds phenomena in all forms of unique attributes. And when I say interior, I mean all aspects of high school activity that is accounted for when it comes to campus energy. The staff is mostly welcoming and careful- even if they don't fit your expectations, you'll get used to them if you get to know them well enough. On balancing hands, if the students at DHS were to be polled for characteristic traits compared to most schools down in the south here, they would most likely be dubbed "most egotistical". This IS NOT an unfortunate insight into the school's social atmosphere, rather an honest bug I would not feel comfortable caging in from viewers. I am being as honest as I can be. On the the other hand of the balance, their egos are one of the central backbones to the school's driven pride rate. To support this claim, DHS's student section during football games is acclaimed as one of the most prominent traditions. This stands out from most high schools in comparison to the whole state of Mississippi! The school's extracurricular activity is also a buzz. The football team's annual variation in quality marks the school as perhaps more supportive of the team in general. The soccer team, baseball team, cross country team, track team, basketball team, tennis team, golf team, swim team, archery team, and many other teams are also very influential in the high school's general atmosphere in relation to the students enrolled there. While all these quality's urge students and staff to maintain their best during the year, the academic status is also exceedingly advanced. I hope this review helps you and all of your relations I hope you have with this school in the future. After all, I am a student here. Ever since I've been drastically accustomed to the era of times at DHS since my arrival, I can most definitely say this place plays a huge part in my erratic developmental status as a teenager. D'Iberville High School's pivotal prospect for me is yet to happen. Yet, I may be experiencing this change almost everyday as I walk through its yellow-brick and tile hallways.