We absolutely miss the teachers and staff here. They Cared for our kids for almost 3 years. We…read moreonly left because we moved. The classrooms are clean and kid friendly. The administration are quick to address your issues. I can't say enough about how truly kind and caring the teachers are. Our daughter would call Ms Wilma, grandma and she took it with love. She always had fun and respected Ms Kanika. Both our kids absolutely loved Ms Vildan. They really felt love and we are truly grateful for their care.

As an early childhood educational professional and parent I can assure you that sending your child…read moreto The Learning Experience in Englewood Cliffs would be a very smart move. The staff in the twaddler (2's) room where my student is are top notch. The teachers are caring, efficient, nurturing and provide a positive learning environment and the administration runs a tight ship. When I come in they make sure I sign in and have a visitor badge. I go to many daycares and I do not see this type of security at any of them. If I was looking in the area for childcare this school would be my number one choice.

Evergreen Kids Academy is a wonderful school, filled with some of the best teachers you'll find…read morearound here. They are loving, nurturing, and really make learning exciting. They are Montessori based, but not fully, so there is more structure, while still having independence and learning through play in Montessori. They offer the best of both worlds. They are always willing to help with any concerns. My kids were very shy when they started. When Ms. Lisa saw how quiet my daughter was, she would periodically group her together with another child while working, so she could get more comfortable with other kids in the class. She ended up being everyone's best buddy. Ms. Jeannie has also helped my son overcome a lot of anxiety/socialization obstacles (being a Covid baby/toddler). The teachers go the extra mile to help kids with what they need. Both Ms. Jeannie and Ms. Lisa (the main teachers) are passionate about their job. The TA's are amazing too, especially Ms. Kate, who is always has a big sweet positive attitude! My daughter who is in first grade, went to preschool here. She and her friends from EKA are at a reading level of 2nd-3rd grade because of the love of reading they developed at the school. Imagine a preschooler asking about chapter books! This review is long overdue. EKA may not have many reviews, because they never ask parents to write them, knowing parents already have enough on their hands. I can't rave enough about this school!

So glad that we discovered Evergreen for our 3-year-old. He has absolutely blossomed since he…read morestarted there and it is due to the amazing teachers and staff. We can't for school/camp to open again, he asks about Ms. Jeannie every day!

I deeply regret sending my baby to this daycare, and I wish I had done more research into its…read morepublic complaints (3 filed complaints already) and inspection history (a Temporary license with repeated noncompliance over months) before enrolling. My baby was in the infant class, and I have serious doubts about the professionalism of the staff there, as well as their certifications and background checks. A worker repeatedly pushed my baby down into the crib while she was trying to arch her back and lift herself up. On another occasion, my baby was left crying in a high chair for over ten minutes with no one attending to her, then was wheeled into the kitchen area facing away from the camera -- seemingly to keep this out of view. When my baby dropped her pacifier on the floor, the worker put it right back to her mouth without even rinsing it off. This is even more troubling given that their "no shoes" policy to the infant room is essentially not enforced -- I personally witnessed multiple people walking through the infant room in outdoor shoes with no intervention from staff. When I raised these concerns with the head teacher, Joycelyn, and the blonde woman at the front desk, I was met with attitude and dismissiveness rather than a genuine response. The moment I saw how they handled a legitimate concern, I took my baby home and never went back. Don't be fooled by the positive reviews. Look up this facility's public licensing record via New Jersey Child Care Explorer. As of this writing, the facility has three complaints on public record -- including one describing a staff member repeatedly pushing down on an infant's head, similar to what my own child experienced. There's also a broader pattern of noncompliance, and the facility currently holds a Temporary license rather than a Regular one. That's a meaningful red flag worth weighing seriously -- not just a paperwork technicality.

My daughter started at Light Bright in September and I could not be more happy. Ms. Noelia, Ms…read more Olga, Ms. Geraldine and Ms. Gabby are all phenomenal. The way they take pride in their lesson plans, the communication is always clear and the amount of love and affection shown to my daughter has been a great experience. When Jay started she had a hard time being social. She is now social with her peers and in new environments. I genuinely appreciate all of their hard work because I see a massive difference in my daughter.

Excellent school . My student attended Horace Mann NYC…read moreUPenn Wharton Stanford and Harvard Graduate from Spring School. They offer a bespoke ultra-rich curriculum for curious and motivated kids. The peer students are excellent. Don't worry about the small size school. It is superior in every way that counts to inspire a joy of life long learning. And all that is an understatement. The Montessori methods are great.

In my experience, this was an extremely disappointing and unprofessional environment. My son…read moreexperienced repeated distress at this school, including incidents involving both peers and a teacher that left him feeling humiliated and singled out. I became increasingly concerned about how reports of harassment were handled and whether adequate support or accountability existed when concerns were raised. The situation escalated to the point that I had to remove my son from school during the day because he was emotionally upset and crying. As a parent, I expected professionalism, student protection, and thoughtful handling of complaints. Instead, I felt our concerns were minimized rather than seriously addressed. Academically, we did not find the education justified the cost. Families considering this school may want to ask detailed questions about student support, complaint procedures, and how reports involving staff conduct are investigated.

Children are sick Wayyyyy toooo much in this facility…read more The children don't learn much and are NOT prepared for the transition to kindergarten No improvement in children Avoid Ms Alicia she's a mean teacher who many mothers complain about . This school is biased and must be shut down !

Esthetics: KinderCare was very nice esthetically; our location resembled a cute little schoolhouse…read morewith clean grounds, clean interior (you don't smell any odor of poop or bleach... like some places I've toured), and definitely bright and airy. Everything I was looking for of the ideal poster image daycare. Both classrooms (1s and 2s); large & spacious, with sections for play, reading , lunch/craft table, and diaper changes/toileting; every child had there own cubby area w/ coat hook and bin (that have their facial picture and their names - cute touch!). Price Tag: Ideal = costly. The school tuition is expensive, however there are two perks; tuition includes blankets and all meals. You supply the typical stuff -- diapers and wipes (ointment, etc). There are additional classes called Learning Adventures (offered for an additional fee $50 per child), I signed my kids up for Music, which in my opinion was a waste of money. My children never hymned or sung the songs they learned at home. At the school they attend now, they do. The teachers there all seemed very nice and pleasant. Class size moderate 2:10 (varies each day). Staff: Stacey DeMarco, the school's director is very nice, however, you will not be dealing with her most of the time. It will be either Kristin, whom is the Asst Director and/or Megan, renamed the Program Specialist -- those two were not always the most personable or easy to talk to. In my opinion, that can make or break a school, and it definitely played a part with me removing my kids. Credentials: The school was in the final stages of becoming NAEYC accredited, which by now they are. However, the overall education factor wasn't there for me. I was looking for more of a preschool setting, with curriculum and pre-K preparation. It appeared to be more Playtime oriented, 1 and 2 year olds play, yes, but not all day, that didn't sit well with me. Other Stuff: There is definitely a nice diversified mix of kids. However, some of those kids displayed signs of biting, and also very sickly. My children were getting sick very frequently at this school; the policy they adhere to is the State's policy, so only if the child(ren) are feverish, has diarrhea, and/or vomiting -- will the children's parents be called to pick up a child. My daughter was sick and no one ever called me to tell me she was or appeared to be ill (i.e. watery eyes, runny nose, looked pail -- a teacher, and one who is a mother, should definitely be able to pick up on those signs). When a parent calls and everything is always fine or great, that raises an eyebrow for me, especially when its week one and two, and this is their first time going to school.

They have done a fantastic job adjusting to all the complications from the pandemic. I feel my kids…read moreare very well taken care of and safe. The staff and owner are very friendly and do a great job. I couldn't picture my kids being anywhere else.

I love how much my 18 month old loved going to school. That is a testament to everyone she comes in…read morecontact with. From the owner to the teachers - everyone knows her name and she lights up when she sees them. They are all very professional and polite. It truly feels like a family and we are so happy to be part of it!

Such a loving, upbeat staff! It's exactly where any parent would want their child to attend. I…read morecannot express how good it feels to see my granddaughter so happy to attend. She looks forward to going. The children's days are jam-packed with activities. The staff's attentiveness goes a long way. I can see the manners our toddler is developing. She is sweet, loving and caring with her little friends--and even with her toys. We highly recommend!

Teachers yell on kids. They watch TV every day at this place. Their craft is done by teachers. They…read moredon't let kids to do it. Bunch of Ka rens.

I sent my daughter here and she loved it. The teachers are very nurturing and patient. When she was…read moregraduating and I went to register her at ACS for kindergarten the teachers there said they love the kids from All Saints. They come so well prepared. I highly recommend them!!!

My 2 year old son has been in All Saints for about a year now. We have been very happy with the…read morelevel of attention and care that they have given my son. The school is clean and very organized. The director Paula is diligent in always keeping parents abreast of upcoming events, etc. Miss Lorraine is absolutely exceptional & a true asset to the school! My son is in Pre-K and adores Miss Alyssa. This is a loving environment for children.