Not sure why there are so many terrible reviews on here, because this place is the BEST. The…read moreteachers are all really attentive and caring, and go out of their way to make every single child feel loved and valued. Our little girl has been enrolled there for a few years, and she loves it. They even autoclave the toys every day so our little one hasn't gotten sick near as much as when she attended other schools. We are big fans.

They do not do anything about kids who bite. My son kept getting bit by this one child and they…read morerefused to do anything about it. Their policy is to not even say to the kid " we don't bite" because they damage the kids feeling. They could careless about my kids physical well being. So great place if you don't mind you kid getting bullied.

Punkin' Patch provides the basic skills that are necessary for the foundation of academic…read moreexcellence. In a natural, loving and creative environment the children are given a range of activities and the structure that help them prepare for the next phase of school life. It is also really affordable. Two or three days per week classes are offered.

I'm so sad to see that people have been displeased with Way to Grow. Karianne and her staff have…read moregone above and beyond to accommodate me dropping in with my son when I was in a pinch. I later enrolled him in her daycare full time because I loved them so much. He was 3 when he started going there and I was so sad when he turned 5 and started going to school because I wouldn't get to see the wonderful people every morning and evening. I love Way to Grow and plan to enroll my 4 month old soon!

Let me tell you my experience working with Way to Grow. Talked to the director Kerriann twice for…read morelengthy periods of time about my schedule, expectations, costs and overall the experience of daycare. My husband and I are first time parents- and as to be expected nervous. I told her that some days I get clients moved and my schedule might move around- per her words, "No worries- we will accommodate." She reassured me multiple times that she was flexible and could make this work. I always want to be fair and honest. The day my husband dropped off supplies (wipes, diapers) he said the place looked run down and smelled quite bad. He noticed that there was a rug that was torn and appeared to be a safety hazard. He called me on his way home and discussed his concerns with me. We were concerned, but felt that the smell was due to the children. He then called Kerriann to ask about the cleaning protocols and why the staff didn't wear masks. I feel that is an appropriate question during a pandemic. He said she got defensive immediately and said that per Utah state law her staff does not have to wear mask. He said he understood and ended the conversation. The next morning my husband dropped my son off. He went into the lobby and there was a woman cleaning. He didn't know if this was a staff member or who she was- he asked her for some sort of identification. She showed him her driver's license and also pointed to the board (they have pictures on a board). My husband being cautious- asked if she had an employee badge- she said she did not but the director would be there shortly. My husband waited and then dropped off our son. My husband called at around 1 pm to check on our son since it was his first day. The director Kerriann spent about 5 minutes on the phone telling my husband that our son wanted to be held often. My husband asked if he was crying excessively- she denied this. I came to the facility to pick him up and was greeted by a woman. I told her my son's name and that I was his mother. She then said, "Do you know where he is?" My heart dropped and I told her I believe he was at the day care. I was absolutely astounded by the lack of professionalism and how she asked me if I knew where my son was. That would worry most mothers She then went back and about 5 minutes late the director came out with my son dripping in drool. We discussed how my son did and she reported, "Well he wanted to be held a lot." I explained that he is seven months old and this is his first day away from home. She was very cold and seemed to be bothered by my child. She then told me, "Its not going to work out." I was in shock and asked her what occurred. She told me my husband was aggressive with the staff in the morning demanding IDs and that we seemed too anxious. My mind was spinning and I didn't know what to say. I left feeling horrible and concerned. She focused on my husband's actions. I sat in my car upset and trying to figure out what WE did to get 'kicked out.' My husband called her and then she blamed it on me and my lack of communication. I am a master educated therapist who is specifically trained in organizational communication- I was astounded. She told me multiple times that she would work with my schedule. This was one day of care- and my husband was off by one hour. I just stood still in shock. I felt she was pinning my husband and I against each other. She also told my husband- we were too anxious. I am sorry but we are first time parents dropping our child off for the first time. I have now spoken to numerous owners of day cares in the Utah county area who are HORRIFIED at how she treated us along with leaving us strained for childcare. I feel personally this woman Kerriann is unwell and got a better offer for another family. I am so grateful that we found a safe environment for our son especially after digging a bit further into this facility. I am writing this in hopes of preventing another family from the damage of Way to Grow and the destruction of Kerriann. I am also filing a report. Do not use this place- it is dangerous the way she handled our family. kidswaytogrow.com

My little girl LOVED this preschool! She started this school in the old location right before they…read moremoved to the new location. They started building the new location (PEAC) across the street so she was able to experience this preschool in the old and new location - it was such a privilege to experience both venues, but the quality of teaching and caring for the children never got affected. We loved the staff and the love they had for all the kids who went here! At first, at age 3, she was hesitant and scared to be left by mommy in a new place with unfamiliar faces. However after just the first week, she showed enthusiasm, expressed a strong desire to go back, and just so happy to be coming there! Miss Valerie, the director, was super friendly and personable and put me at ease in leaving my child in the hands of her and her caring staff. Miss Wanda was a pleasure to deal with every day, and she is just the most sweetest woman you will ever meet! We sure do miss this place as my little one graduated, and from time to time, she still says, "I miss my old school, mom!"

My child attended preschool here couple of years ago and always came home with a strange aura about…read moreher. She said she got in trouble a lot, mind you she was almost 4 years old at the time. They did weird punishments I thought you'd only do to middle school or high school students, like make them sit out in the hall for being bad! We moved out of town and recently visited family near by and drove past the building...my daughter noticed the building and began to tell me her memories there. One was that her and a friend hid under a table together because she said they were afraid of one of the teachers. I've been meaning to do a review but never got the chance until after I heard her scared, first school memories today. There were a few things that were off about this place to me. For example, my wife went in to talk to the teachers to see how our daughter was doing. I don't know if it wasn't a normal thing for them to talk to parents about progress but the whole staff came in a small room as if they were all cornering my wife thinking that she was going to chew them out or criticize their process, when she just wanted to find out how her child is doing. My wife came home and told me how weird and awkward it was. It seemed as if they normally had parents come in and get mad so they had to all stack up to over power the parent. Needless to say we pulled our daughter out and put her in a more local preschool group and it was like night and day! She loved her new preschool teachers, came home excited and happy, and constantly told us she did not want to go back to stepping stone. Basically, they seemed to view my daughter as a problem and a burden, yet we heard nothing about this nor were given any guidance on correcting anything, until my wife approached them to find out why she was always sad and discouraged when we picked her up. They seemed to lack skills on addressing personal/individual skills and only seemed to go "by the book" for how to handle the cookie cutter child! I hope it's better now but sad that my daughter had these experiences.

I can't say enough good things about this school! They have the best teachers and staff and I have…read morenoticed the quality of learning the children receive while enrolled in this school. We were greatly blessed moving into a neighborhood close to this school and by the grace of God our children got in at the right time. Before each school year starts, each teacher reaches out to the parents and makes house calls - a visit to the child's home to meet the parents in person, give them the curriculum, expectations, and guidelines the children are supposed to have so the parents and children know the teacher's expectation throughout the school year. The teachers also give parents their contact info so the parents can easily connect with the teacher at anytime. I mean, what school can you say, that teachers come to your house and makes a personal visit to connect with the family directly? I do not know of any except this school. In addition, this school only has one class per grade - one class of kinder, one class of first grade, etc. The ratio of teacher to children is around 20 to 1. They keep the size of class small so they can keep the class intimate. They also have a therapist on staff for students' mental and emotional health! They keep the students actively reading all year long by having "battle of the books" per grade and have awesome incentives. Julie, the principal, is a "go-getter" and treats all of her students like they are her own. You can feel the love of JHCS staff for each student, and each student is known by their name. It truly is a second family. Besides all of the great things I already mentioned, JHCS is ranked #1 Best Public Elementary Schools in the area and has a grade of "A" in overall niche grade!

From the owner: At John Hancock Charter school, our goal is to instill the love of learning in each child. Our…read moreclasses provide a solid academic foundation for future learning, and we strive to foster an appreciation for the cultural and fine arts. We prepare students to become responsible citizens and productive members of the community.

All of my kids went/go here and I love it! The teachers are kind and very flexible. The really love…read moreeach child, I trust each teacher completely. My older kids come back and the teachers give them big hugs! My older kids were very prepared for kindergarten because this school and their teachers put such an emphasis on learning the essentials and especially reading. My 3 year old brings home a book every night along with vocabulary words to practice. I can't tell you how much my children and I have enjoyed our experience here! The bilingual options are what brought us. Its hard to find bilingual preschools and I really wanted my children to be exposed to another language. They are also very fairly priced. They make make school fun and plan so many special little things that my kids love and remember years later. I would highly recommend this school.

Mrs. Gady is an amazing, well-organized administrator for this school. I was searching for a…read moreschool that would help immerse my daughter in Spanish and English and they have been excellent in this regard. My daughter sincerely looks forward to preschool and just the other day started reciting Spanish numbers 1-10. Thank you, Mrs. Gady, for your bright, wonderful smile and professionalism and care for my daughter. I love this school and highly recommend it.

Laylas neighborhood is my absolute favorite place to bring my kids for some indoor fun. It's very…read moreclean, (the employees reset the toys, clean and sanitize throughout the day) the majority of the toys are Montessori focused, it's calming with relaxing piano ambiance, and I like that it's ages 6 and under. You don't get the fast big kids running around here. It's a great spot to go and get some work done while the kids play. It's very reasonably priced for what you pay for, especially because there's not 2 hour cutoff like most indoor playgrounds around here. I saw a negative review here about how toys were spread everywhere - sounds like that mom needs to remember that kids play here lol.

Perfect party venue for kids! Everything is contained, clean, well organized and in my opinion more…read moreprovided for the price than other places.

Best Preschool Around! My girls both love Center Stage Preschool so much! I have one in the 4yr old…read moreclass and the other in the 3yr old class. All the teachers are so good with the my girls and they love going to school (usually running or skipping into class)! I love that my girls also get to be active during school. With it being a performing arts preschool they get to Sing, Dance and do Karate(4yr old classes) on top of learning everything they need to know to get them ready for kindergarten. The children also go on fun field trips and their preschool programs are the best and usually leave me crying because they are so cute! I highly recommend this preschool to anyone!

From the owner: Challenging Both Sides of the Brain, The Creative & The Logical!…read more We have a charming state-of-the-art facility that has an atmosphere that will help your child feel safe and welcome. As a family-owned business, we care about the little things that mean so much to you. You will find that our commitment to quality will show in everything we do. You and your child will receive the personal attention that we believe is necessary to enhance a trusting relationship.We know that selecting a child care can be a challenging task. The early years of care are critical to your child's long-term development, making your choice of centers one of the most vital decisions you will have to make. As a parent, you will be assured that your child is receiving the best education for both sides of the brain in a setting where your child's social, physical, emotional, and intellectual development will be nurtured. We understand the importance of appropriate educational experiences and their role in the success of children as they develop and grow.We believe that every child is a precious, with basic needs - social, physical, emotional and intellectual. We will work to instill proper manners and values, honesty and sharing, respect and self-worth in your child.