It was used to be a good place before this director. They had wonderful teachers who left! Today was my kid's first day at Kindergarten in our public schools! I used a near by childcare for before/after care. The teachers greet kids with open arms, big smiles and hugs. They give kids options in activities. They respect kids autonomy, they don't just force them to do things. In LCR, K & school agers are constantly told what to do or they get yelled at if they don't! No hugs, no affection, no positive reinforcement! Director points finger in the child face to discipline for minor things, instead of redirecting them! We talk to kids at their level and kindly explains things to them. You get what you pay for. Glad we switched to Primrose last spring! read more

Although Brecksville Le Chaperon Rouge used to be a excellent day care , it is not the same place I was familiar with any longer. I am so glad I pulled my son out. I was treated awful in the day care and they always totally ignored me when I dropped off my son to her classroom. The only thing the teacher is trying to communicate is how under-developed my son's language skill is and how good the other boys are. She never talked about what my son has learned or any good things about my son. Her cold look made me feel sick. One thing really pissed me off is an "accident". In fact, it is not a really accident. My Dad accidentally drove on the curb. I got a phone call from the school asked us to drive carefully. The teacher was so scared with the potential accident. She accused my dad scared her and my dad laughed at her. I was so mad that she accused us with hostility. If she can be mean to us, I can't believe how she treated my son very day. Of course she treated my son awful. My son had running nose all over his face, blood with cuts on his face and left-right side mixed shoes when I picked him up. They let my son watch the other kids play in water by claiming that we didn't bring a swim suit. oh my gosh, I handed over his swim suit and other supplies to his teacher in the same day morning. It is a place with all kinds of such dramas. Frankly speaking, there were nice teachers . I don't understand why they laid off the responsible and nice teachers. It might be because the culture is damaged by one or two of irresponsible and mean teachers. read more

We have sent our two children there for the past 5 months and could not be happier. Our oldest has needed encouragement to pay attention and finish projects. Miss Cheryl has been absolutely awesome with him. Our youngest is in Miss Pat and Miss Manal's class. We could not be happier with the individual attention. It is head and shoulders above our previous daycare. Our only regret is that we can't take the school with us when we move out of state this spring! read more

We sent our two children to Le Chaperone Rouge in Brecksville for six months. This school is a good environment for children that do not need extra attention. If your child listens to instructions, always plays well with others, then this school is for you. For children that like lots of engagement, are high energy, then you may want to look elsewhere. This school is very good at identifying problems but will never offer solutions. As a first time parent figuring out how to handle temper tantrums and outbursts, I would look for guidance from the school or suggestions on different actions to take when they brought these issues up during the day. No suggestions were ever offered; instead only problems. When we offered alternative methods to reward good behavior or options to discipline our child, we were repeatedly told they could not accommodate our suggestions due to the size of the classroom or unfair treatment to the other children. When we listed out different approaches for behavior modification that we started at home, we were told that it was too many; just pick one. Children cannot all be treated the same but at this daycare it's a one size must fit all. Some kids need extra support to grow which your child will not get here. When we asked for meetings to discuss the issue (over the course of five months) the only Meeting we were offered was the meeting when the owner kicked out my child. Too little too late. This daycare highlighted all the negative in our child but never accentuated the good things that our child did including helping the teacher clean up toys, break down holiday decorations, etc. Our child was demonized daily at this day care. In summary, if you have a high energy child you may want to look at other places before coming here. With that said for our second child that is low key, go with the flow, we are saddened to remove her from an environment that she enjoyed and grew very well over the past five months. read more

I have recently pulled my child out of this school due to several reasons. The main concern I had was how awful my child's teacher treated me on a daily basis for drop off or pick up. She was only pleasant when another staff member was around, for show. It was nerve wracking to leave my child with her. I often wondered if I had made a horrible choice enrolling him there. They continually charge my family for services never provided even when my family was told my son was not allowed to attend. I wanted to cut ties peacefully, and they are still calling me charging for more school days they very well know they won't be providing. They claimed to have an onsite "chef" when we toured, and a normal daily breakfast looked like hospital cafeteria or prison food consisting of cafeteria-style scrambled eggs and a piece of bread (not even toasted). On our tour we were promised a Spanish and French curriculum. My son doesn't know one word. This school talks the talk, but certainly doesn't walk the walk. You'd be better off going to your local church for preschool/daycare at a fraction of the price. read more