My son loved attending the school. I felt he was safe while he was there and he enjoyed the…read morefriendships and bonds made. It was a positive experience.

My daughter just graduated from learning tree preschool. We highly recommend this place. Each…read moreteacher is really attentive, caring, and sweet. My daughter had Ms. Robin but all of their teachers help each other out for afternoon play and morning check-ins. So, If you have a 3-5 year old that's potty trained, I would suggest this is the place to be. They have a great curriculum and the kiddos developed great social skills. I wish I had more kids so I can send them to learning tree. It's a great transition before starting kindergarten. They are opened from 7am to 5pm and it's very reasonably priced.

I have three nephews and one niece. All of them have gone to Park Vista. I can't say enough for…read morehow the staff has prepared them for kindergarten. They are so prepared that they basically know the material already....and then some! The staff is super friendly and considered family by the end of the year. I'm known as uncle Pat to all of them. I'm not kidding....ask them if they know who uncle Pat is. Even some of the other children call me that. Thanks Ms. Nelson, Ms. Maulk, Ms. Duncan, Ms. Cherry and Ms. T for all you have done. You have truly made an impact and positive impression on my nephews and niece!!!

So it's been a year since my son was at park vista. He started kindergarten. I was worried that…read morewith his delays that he wouldn't be able to keep up with the other kids in his class. There were rocky roads in the beginning. But the preparation from park vista really helped my son to succeed in kindergarten's still visit PV and he feels at home there. Some of the teachers have changed but they are all so friendly. I wish I had more kids to send to them. Thank you Park Vista for all of your help with my son!

We have our two kids at Busy Bee and love it! Our oldest has been there for 3 years, and our…read moreyoungest has been there a year. Wonderful staff, meals are great, and, most importantly, our kids are happy. They love going every day and have great relationships with their teachers. The teachers are very responsive to all of our questions and requests. We have one kids with dietary restrictions, and they've been great about following our dietary requests. We've been so happy with our choice to go to Busy Bee for daycare!

I was put on a waitlist for March and called to check in and was told by the director that they…read moresent an email but forgot to add me to the email list and could not provide daycare. Mallory was apathetic bordering on rude about this mistake. I cannot recommend sending a child to this establishment. The level of disorganization should give a parent serious pause about sending their little one to BusyBee.

This school is so wonderful. My daughter loves her teachers, has made so many friends and has…read morelearned so much in regards to treating others with kindness. She loves all of the outdoor play and art projects. They are so creative with their curriculum and have created a beautiful community within their school.

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Discover Montessori, where my daughter currently attends, has a few openings (2-3 spots for…read morethree-day programs). As a self-proclaimed picky mom with high standards, I can honestly say this school has exceeded my expectations. When I drop my daughter off, it doesn't feel like I'm leaving her at a daycare--it feels more like she's spending the day at a loving grandma's house. The teachers are incredibly kind, diverse, and attentive. Every week they create enriching activities like gym, science, music, Spanish, art, and crafts. They celebrate holidays, embrace diversity and inclusion, and bring so much creativity into the classroom. The spacious backyard is another highlight--kids spend plenty of time outdoors, playing, exploring, and enjoying fresh air every day. What I love most is the sense of community--parents are engaged, educated, and involved in participation programs. We felt so supported that even though my daughter was accepted into two TK programs, we chose to keep her here for another year. If you're looking for a nurturing, joyful, and inspiring place for your little one, I can't recommend Discover Montessori enough!

Our 3.5 year old has been going here since October 2023 and he's doing amazing! We were sold on DM…read moreafter being introduced to the teachers and shown the outdoor classroom. The teachers are kind, proficient in Montessori education and easy to talk to. The outdoor classroom provides lots of space for kids to run around and even features a new beautiful mural care of the 2024 graduates! The indoor classroom was also recently renovated and is bright and clean. DM requires 20 parent involvement program (PIP) hours per family each year. The PIP hours encourage community at DM and I've gotten to know other families at the school as a result. There are opportunities to earn PIP hours by serving on the board, cleaning the yard & school, baking, sewing, laundry, arts/crafts, or even showing up to events!

My family has been a part of the Camellia community for nine years. We have two children who…read morestarted in preschool and are working their way through their prospective grades now. The community is unmatched- loving, thoughtful, supportive. A lot of family members don't understand the Waldorf method of teaching and make jokes, but my kids are both strong readers with curious minds about every subject. They offer Spanish, choir, strings, and band as part of their regular curriculum along with gardening, movement, etc. The students are taught in a way that offers a depth of understanding that other schools simply don't have the time to teach. Rather than doing a written project about catapults, for example, they actually build one. We love this school and community and are confident our kids will be very well prepared for what comes next.

I chose Camellia Waldorf very intentionally for my daughter. I loved the Waldorf philosophy and…read moretruly thought this would be a school and community we would be part of for years. It was also a significant financial investment for our family, one I was willing to make because I believed in what the school represented. Unfortunately, our kindergarten year ended in a way I never expected. The turning point was when I witnessed my daughter's teacher, Ms. Olga, physically pull/drag my daughter by her legs out of the classroom and leave her in the hallway. After talking with my daughter afterward, she told me this was not the first time Ms. Olga had pulled her out of the classroom that way and left her in the hallway. As a parent, that was extremely upsetting to learn. The school told me they investigated the incident. When I later asked about the outcome of that investigation, I was told the details were private information, but that Ms. Olga would no longer do that. I understand there may be privacy limitations regarding an employee, but being told essentially that it wouldn't happen again left me with more questions than reassurance, especially after learning from my daughter that it had happened before. I wasn't asking for anyone to be fired or trying to create a huge issue. I simply asked that my daughter be moved to another kindergarten classroom for the last six weeks of school. They offered Ms. Haley's class, but that class still shared time and activities with Ms. Olga's class. I asked for the other kindergarten classroom so my daughter could actually be separated from the situation, and the school would not accommodate that. My daughter ultimately stayed home for the remainder of kindergarten. What disappointed me even more was what happened afterward. My daughter and I were initially invited to the Fly Away Ceremony. After I emailed the school expressing my disappointment that they couldn't find another classroom for her, I was told it would be best if I did not attend. As a parent, I should be able to respectfully question a school's decision and advocate for my child without feeling like that makes me unwelcome. There are things about Waldorf education that I still love, and I know other families may have completely different experiences. I can only speak about ours. I just wish that when something this serious happened, there had been more accountability and more effort to find a solution for my daughter instead of her losing the last weeks of her kindergarten year.

My family member is a student and loves it here! He has been taught so many manners and even to…read morecover his nose when he sneezes! They treat him so well and he has learned so much here. Bring your kids here. It is amazing

My grandson attended Land Park Montessori when he had just turned 4. He missed the TK cutoff and…read morehis year there served him so well. He had a great experience. Charunika is the best! She taught him to read and as a result, he is doing so well in kindergarten. His reading is excellent. I volunteered in his classroom recently and many of the kids did not recognize even simple words like "it" and "as". My grandson is reading whole books with no assistance. We give all of the credit to Charunika and her wonderful staff!

My son just finished almost two years with Diamante and his progress has been a blessing. He is now…read morein kindergarten and already ahead of his class. Each teacher here is firm, yet loving and explained to my boys how and why they should do certain tasks. This has helped us at home as well as helped my boys in social settings. Their motor skills have also improved. I found this to be so important for real world/grade school experiences. Our first experience with a daycare before Diamante, was not pleasant and affected my son in many negative ways. But after enrolling him in Diamante, he has been able to thrive in many ways, thanks to all of teachers that have loved him and helped him prepare for kindergarten! Highly suggest this school! Thank you Diamante! My son misses you all already!

My child started at Diamanté as soon as he turned two years old. He's now entering into…read morekindergarten. These woman have been pivotal in my child's development, learning, and helping shape the amazing human being he is becoming. The staff felt more like family to us. My child is going into kindergarten knowing how to read, do math, and is unbelievably well behaved! I truly wish that he could continue learning from these superior educators with massive hearts, and people who truly care about my child. Our son got home cooked meals for lunch every single day as well! We will miss this school so much!