My son loved the two years he spent at this school. It was a cozy environment with teachers that…read moreloved their jobs. The staff made sure our kids we're safe and that they learned the necessary components and more for kindergarten. The summer camp was fun for the kids. They went on field trips and had fun activities in the school!

I have my two kids here and I love this daycare my kids love going .I recommend this day care for…read moreanyone that feels anxious about leaving there kids trust me your kids are in good hands . I feel comfortable leaving my kids in there care they treat them as their own . They have good communication and they send you pictures of any activity's they do . Both of my kids have learn so much from them And VPk with them is great what my daughter wouldn't learn with me is learning with them there so patient with her and she is learning every day I'm really grateful for them .

Great school, wonderful teachers, caring management team. Facility is clean, engaging with the…read morekids... just wonderful

All the staff are very friendly and helpful. They care for the kids and the kids all look happy…read more Facilities are always clean.

The good thing about his company every time you email them or text them about any situation you…read morehave or any question they respond within 24 hours so that's a great thing thanks guys keep up your good work

I've attended a meeting and attended their beginners beekeeping class. They are meeting at the…read moreRedlands Community Church, which is located in prime bee country. The meeting place is adequate and there is a kitchen available for any potluck that the club may have in conjunction with the meeting. The members reflect the diversity of the Redlands, Anglos and Hispanics, resulting in the normal communication difficulties in Miami, but a common hobby/profession smoothes over any friction. There is a wealth of knowledge within the club as well as connections with the various governmental agencies that interact with beekeepers. I did not hear of any any discussions of honey harvesting equipment activity as a club and I attended a meeting in the month before harvest. Having that equipment and having a group harvest would be a tremendous boon to a beekeeper with just a couple of hives.

I had a terrible experience with my baby at this school. The teachers tell you every day that the…read morebaby had a good day, that he was happy and ate well, but it's all a lie. They tell you the baby has made great progress in his learning, but it's all a lie. They hide a lot of things from the parents, and you only realize it when your child gets sick. They don't know how to communicate and they don't have enough experience, especially the teacher of the two-year-olds.

I went today for a tour. The person who received me didn't spend more than 5 minutes with me only…read moreshowed me one class and told me my 1 1/2 year old didnt qual because he didn't follow instructions and he didn't speak! He's only 1! the young woman treated me rudely and rushed out. touring lasted about 5 minutes conversation and she already classified my son as not suitable for the cost . To me it felt as discrimination. Don't recommend it at all. If the want young toddlers to be soldiers then that's not the right school for my boy. I thought a school was supposed to teach not discriminate.

This is one of my favourite thrift stores. When I am in the area, I always visit. You should too,…read moreyou will not be disappointed.

Goodwill was founded in 1902 by Boston Minister, Reverend Edgar J. Helms. He took donations from…read morewealthy Bostonians and hired people who were poor and who could fix the items. The items were then given to the people who worked on them or were resold. Goodwill's philosophy is "a hand up, not a hand out". Today Goodwill has become a $5 billion nonprofit organization that provides job training, employment, and community programs for people who have disabilities that might prevent them from getting a job on their own. They are also keeping millions of pounds of items out of landfills every year. This is a very large Goodwill Store on Dixie Hwy. in Palmetto Bay in south Miami. What stood out to me about this store was the incredible level of organization it had. It looked like the Home Edit ladies got their hands on it. I didn't have high hopes when entering because the door was disgustingly dirty but once I stepped inside I was impressed. All of the clothes were grouped by color, shoes were perfectly lined up, everything was by size, type, and in it's place. Most Goodwill's are organized but this was next level. It made me want to go home and tidy up my own closet. I do enjoy exploring a Goodwill but now that I have discovered the pay by pound outlets I tend to prefer the thrill of the hunt there. Still if you are in the area, this is a good store to stop in if for no other reason than organization inspiration.

I can't say enough great things about this pre school, my daughter Hailey attended for PreK-4. Ms…read moreBailey truly cares about the kids, the kids love learning with her and my daughter felt happy and wanted to come every day. We tried another pre-K before and my daughter will cry when I dropped her off. Also when the pandemia came they cared about still teaching the kids online with many classes a day to accommodate parents needs. Thank you so much Smart Start!!

Safe and friendly environment. Very warm and understanding staff and teachers. Grateful for the…read moreopportunity to share in being part of Smart Start

Little Angels is not a "play, color, nap, & watch TV til your mom comes to get you" type of…read morepre-school. No. THIS pre-school focuses on education and preparing children for regular school (and the real world) in a FUN and friendly environment. My daughter attended Little Angels for 2 Summer sessions and for their VPK Course and I was OVERLY pleased with (and HIGHLY recommend) BOTH programs. The Summer program is educational and entertaining. The kids get to learn/work on their computer skills, reading, writing, etc. and work on projects, and they take inexpensive field trips 1 - 2 times a week. Their VPK program is what I was MOST impressed by. I had once heard that this school has a good reputation for building kids into strong readers (as young as 2 yrs-old) and MY child is now proof that it wasn't just a rumor!! My daughter is one of the strongest readers in her Kindergarten class and got a score of 91% on her PRS (Probability of Reading Success). I owe most of her success to Little Angels. I think the teachers are what makes this school SO special. I literally cried on the last day. Aside from the fact that they are all very sweet- it is their passion, dedication, and STYLE of teaching that I APPRECIATED and was going to miss the most. I left there HOPING that every teacher my child will have would be just as GREAT as these ladies. I HIGHLY recommend this school.

Wonderful museum where you get to learn a lot about U.S. history. It's located in between Zoo Miami…read moreand the Goldcoast Railroad Museum. There's a big outdoor area as well. I believe it is a great place to take your children to to educate them further about our military history.

Great Museum and a tribute to all South Florida Veterans, and the hard work of Director Atwood and…read morehis staff/volunteers!!! Every phase of South Florida military history is on display here. I learn something new everytime I visit. Beautiful, historic building right next to the zoo. Go visit the animals in the great, but HOT zoo, then learn about South Florida history in air conditioned comfort. Just make sure to call and make appointment to visit, they are very accommodating. The Museum is open Thursday, Friday & Saturday from 10 am to 4 pm by appointment only. Call 305.964.3783 for more information and/or to schedule a visit.