We couldn't be happier with our continued experience at Ivy Kids of Young Ranch. Our kids are 3 and…read more1, and we genuinely love how well the teachers take care of them, how much they care about them, and the time they take to get to know them individually. As parents, that means a lot to us. We also recently brought a concern to their attention, and we were really happy with how quickly they addressed it. They listened to us, took it seriously, and handled the situation right away. It gave us even more confidence in having our kids there. Overall, we've been very happy with the teachers, staff, and the care our kids receive every day. We're very thankful to have found Ivy Kids!

Our daughter has been at Ivy Kids Young Ranch for almost four years, starting in the toddler class,…read morehas graduated and is now in the school age class. Over this time, we've seen a huge amount of growth in her socially, emotionally, and academically. The staff is always approachable and genuinely seems to care. The ladies at the front desk are always friendly and remembers every parent by name. Her current teachers, Mr. Edwin, Mr. Derryn and Ms. Mychaela, does a great job making the class fun and structured at the same time. They also keep us in the loop with updates and photos through their app, which we appreciate. Definitely happy with our decision to continue her development at Ivy Kids Young Ranch!

ABSOLUTE NIGHTMARE OF A SCHOOL!!!! My toddler was enrolled…read morehere for THIRTY days! I should have read the poor reviews before considering this school. From the very beginning it was chaotic. At orientation the principal announces that the pre-k teacher was no longer employed, and they were putting in two interim teachers who had been with the school for years. School started the following week so of course by this time it's too late to find your child a different placement. First week of school both interim teachers quit in the middle of the week, which led to two pre-k classes being combined and being taught by the teacher's aide. They then hired an uncertified "pre-k teacher" with only a high school diploma. Of course I wanted to meet her so I walk my child into the classroom and the new teacher just stands there, not even attempting to greet me or my child. After standing there for several minutes I decided to go ahead and introduce myself and my child. Second week of school I notice my child's lunch keeps coming home untouched, which was odd because I packed all his favorite foods. I then realized the school was not assisting him in opening the containers, so he was going from 7:45am-5:45pm with no food just a snack. When I brought this to the staff's attention, they denied not opening the containers, however, after that conversation I noticed his containers would come back with the food eaten. The following week I noticed when he would have toileting accidents, he would come home in someone else's pull-up even though I would pack additional underwear and pull-ups in his backpack. One day I picked him up from school and he reeked of urine. When I changed his clothes, I noticed he had on a dry pull-up, was put back in the urinated pants, but his change of clothes was still in his backpack. On his fourth week, the school had the audacity to call CPS on my family with claims of physical abuse. On this day I went to the school to pick up my child and was approached by a CPS investigator. Two nights prior my toddler decides to climb into my infant's activity chair and gets his legs stuck inside causing a bruise on his legs. Thank goodness I have cameras throughout my home and was able to share the video footage of the incident from start to finish with the investigator where it shows how it took me five minutes to pry him out of the chair, and me putting ice packs on his legs to try and reduce the swelling and bruising. The investigators statement was "this was just a boy being a boy," (my exact thoughts). However, the thought of what could have happened had I not had that footage is devastating. Not to mention both my fiancé and I hold professional state licenses working with children. The issues this could have caused us professionally had we not had video proof is insurmountable. To add more to the embarrassment and humiliation the investigator had to do her due diligence of contacting my nanny and other friends of the family for statements. If you are a parent looking for a nurturing, positive learning environment where your child will flourish and has a low staff turnover, I recommend finding a school with trained, certified, and professional staff.

my daughter got bullied bye her teacher and the principal is very mean my daughter every time my…read moredaughter comes back from school she is crying this school is horrible.

Sure there can be issues at the school, but compared to having you children in one of the fully…read morepublic schools this is so much better. The public schools are glorified babysitters, they don't teach critical thinking or how to make it in life. They only teach how to graduate and make the school money. Aristoi is so much better than this. I have had 4 children attend through middle school and then go to public high school. Each one comes home saying how unprepared these kids are. Aristoi requires parents to be involved in their kids education, which is the key to children success. It is a difficult school, but worth the 10 mile drive there and back we make every day.

I wanted to like aristoi but every interaction i had with staff did not end well. First occurrence,…read morewe went to pick up car tags but nobody was there. There was an emergency so the lady had to leave. I let that go because accidents and emergencies happen. Second occurrence, we had issues with setting up the school cafe and was told a contact to reach out to. We reached out several times and got no response. When i called the office, i was told they received a lot of calls like this but i was the one who was the most upset. I was told my child would be fed regardless of the school cafe issue. Well guess what, he wasn't. He was eating his snack at lunch then had no snack at snack time. It took me writing the dean to finally get the issue fixed after 2 weeks. The teacher wrote a new behavior report every day. Never once did she try to contact us to create a plan on how we can work together. She would send him to recovery every single day. We then got a call to speak with the head of elementary. while on the phone, my son somehow cut his finger. THREE adults were in the room at the time and not 1 could tell me how he cut his finger. At the meeting, there was no plan on how we can work together. During the meeting, they wanted my 5 year old son to sit in a room by himself while we had our meeting. This upset me because why make a 5 year old sit in a room by himself?!? We were asked what other options we have considered. We made the decision to withdraw from aristoi. It is clear that they do not want to work with students who have a hard time transitioning. Rather than understand the student, they rather cast them away. 0/10 would never recommend.

It's hard to go wrong with a family owned and operated childcare facility. My son had a hard time…read moretransitioning to a new place but the whole staff worked with him and I always felt comfortable dropping him off. The simple fact of following a curriculum and not just having a free-for-all truly prepared him for Pre K at public school. We'll be back for Summers!

My kiddo absolutely loves going to Tree Town! They have such an engaging and educational focused…read moreenvironment. This was my son's first time ever in a daycare setting and he is thriving here. The communication with the staff is great, they are very responsive. I appreciate them loving my kiddo like one of their own kids.

Beautiful new campus, but unfortunately a horrific principal chosen to lead. Many parents are so…read moreconfused how she made it through (what we thought) was a rigorous selection process. On more occasions than I can count, she has offended and belittled both parents and students. Just because a new school has all the bells and whistles doesn't mean any of will put to good use, especially when the leader is such a mean-spirited soul.

LOVE THIS DAYCARE! With my infant I really wanted a center with cameras and although we don't have…read morefull access they do have them and will replay them if needed. I signed her up and now my daughter knows some sign language and can speak great at 2. Also they Assit with potty training!!!! Huge plus. All the workers are sweet and kind too. Great people to take care of the kids.

We are so impressed and love this daycare! They provide great meals, clean facilities, & follow…read morehigh standards of quality care!

Overall, a very, very good charter school with lots of programs after school activities and a…read morededicated staff to the development of our children. The administration and teachers are very dedicated, putting in lots of additional hours and tutoring to ensure students receive a full education.

My daughter go to this daycare for about two month now, we love the center. Children sleeps at…read moretheir own class room. All the children eat at cafeteria. The director and the owner doing a good job, it's brand new daycare.

Do not send your kids here! The owners do not care about the kids well being let alone safety. Went…read moreon a tour and there was no one watching the kids as they slept. All ages together on small mats in one room where they eat. The person doing my tour was cursing as if we were friends and even stated herself she have to tell the teachers to clean and she's doing her best to get better teachers.