As a current employee who is still awaiting her final [paycheck after abuse they are withholding. I…read morecan say that if you care about your children's well being you will never drop them off at any Yellow Brick Roads. They are mandatory reporters, but do not report abuse, instead move neglectful and abusive teachers to other locations.

The quality of service has gone significantly down over the past year. They are having a high…read moreturnover rate with their teachers because they keep quitting. And my child's whole class kept getting shuffled around with substitutes. The subs and temps are on their phones alot and even resorted just putting on cartoons on the school iPad to distract the kids at one point. So its not a good learning environment. My child has personally gotten hurt here multiple times and mistreated by other students. The last time he got hurt was because a piece of concrete was protruding out of the ground in the play ground outside. He cut his head and had to get checked out by a doctor immediately. They thankfully administered first aid immediately. Another student also put his stuffed animal in the toilet and other students bite him on more than one occasion. There also appears to be a lack of transparency about all of this. So I would not recommend sending your child here until they clean up their act.

We have only been at O2B Waconia for a short time, however, our experience has been great so far…read more Everyone is so friendly and kind. Our daughter is in the Infant B room with Ms. Kiersten, Ms. Destiny, Ms. Korrin, and Ms. Melia - they are all so attentive and communicative. The director, Jessica, is also very kind and thorough. We have full confidence leaving our daughter in their care.

We recently moved our daughter to O2B kids from another center. She has made the transition very…read moresmoothly. The staff have all been very warm and friendly. Her classroom teachers offer structure and engaging activities. We look forward to being part of the O2B family for years to come!

I want to thank Noah's Ark Hopkins Team for the wonderful loving period…read more You are a group of professional and caring people, who love their work. As parents, we are very grateful for helping to raise our daughter Amy. Please continue your beautiful work. Sincere thanks. Marta Mauro

Noah's Ark team truly care about the child and the development of the child. We have been very…read morepleased with their attentiveness and compassion.

Amazing staff with so much heart and a caring mindset. It's wonderful seeing our son get excited…read moreabout going to daycare here. The teachers really make an effort to engage the kids and he has made several meaningful friendships. The management is truly committed to providing a safe, fun, and loving environment, and we're incredibly thankful to the entire team. Highly recommend this daycare to any parent looking for a nurturing and enriching space for their little one.

My daughter went to the ArtiCulture summer camp, and we found out that she had lice afterwards…read morebecause the camp staff had the kids who didn't own ArtiCulture camp shirts borrow some of theirs, for when they went to a nearby playground daily.

Articulture is a great community organization. I took an adult art class and the instructor was…read morefantastic. The main aspect of this particular class was advertised as centered on creativity as opposed to learning how to draw a vase which is a point I feel is important. Philosophically arts education is beyond just learning how to paint or draw etc. It is primarily about how to think creatively which nets life long benefits. For the class I took, I felt the value was great considering the caliber of instructor and the experience. The classroom was pure art class where you could see evidence of years of creativity in the tables. Overall I highly recommend checking Articulture out. They do programming for adults, kids, camps, groups etc.

lady at front with grey hair at Eden borough is a crabby miserable lady and treats parents like…read morecrap. I totaled my car and had a hard time getting my child to them for a bit until I was able to get a new car and the woman was extremely rude to me telling me my son cannot come anymore because missed too much and it was only like a couple weeks total. she made it sound like county wouldn't pay anymore but when I talked to county after the fact they said my case was fine and open. extremely rude I was appalled. bad vibes from her from the beginning.

Just came in for a tour with the director Anna and was a bit disappointed by her presentation of…read morethe center. I don't feel as if she was selling it to me and perhaps we weren't wanted. I only got information if I asked the question. The space does have a weird layout but classrooms appear to be clean, secure, and structured. But the first impression has left a bad taste in my mouth and I don't think I'll be bringing my children to a place that didn't seem very welcoming or forthcoming with information.

What a wonderful concept in the cutest little store front!…read more We learned of this space for our kids who love arts and crafts. You can drop in on Saturdays for their craft time or sign up for various camps and classes. They offer birthday parties as well. The business is big into supporting local artists and they have various items for sale from local artists.

My wife and I have left our children at Artrageous Adventures several times for different…read moreactivities. Each time we would come back to find them utterly involved in what they were doing and not wanting to leave. Amanda creates a magical world for the children that combines story-telling and art into an experience that you simply can't find anywhere else. We highly recommend Artrageous Adventures and its one of the things we miss after moving to Las Vegas.

I did NOT appreciate that 0-15 month olds and 16-3 year olds have SCREENS here. That's not only NOT…read moreMontessori but also NOT good for Brain development. I pulled my child out and now am staying home with my kiddo full time. Reading "Better Late than Early" book convinced me that my toddler does not need preschool. We cut down our expenses so we can live on one income. Mommy or daddy, stay home with your child. Letting someone else raise them psychologically DAMAGES them. I dot recommend this center at all mostly due to the use of SCREENS.

I toured here and spoke with a friend who toured here as well... owner very nice BUT 1) you can't…read morejust pop-in to check on your child with a code (someone has to let you in) 2) owner husband works there on his computer in main room with all the kids, didn't say hi during tour 3) they sell you on upstairs and put younger kids/babies together in one basement room 4) toddlers were all in highchairs and some crying when I visited (nothing on trays) made me wonder how often they are all put in highchairs and just sit there inbetween meals 5) workers in basement didn't say hi to me or my child 6) wasn't shown a kitchen/fridge for preparing meals (not sure if they have) 7) fenced play area is tiny so only fun place is public park with pond behind business