Great school, faith based , small class size,more one on one teaching and an excellent teacher!…read moreWould highly recommend. Have seen my child flourish socially, emotionally, and academically while attending Little Wonders Christian Preschool. My child is well prepared to start Kindergarten.

As our time at Three Bears Learning Center comes to a close, I wanted to take a moment to express…read moremy deepest gratitude for the love, care, and support you have shown my son and our family over the past year. Though our time with you was shorter than we expected, the impact this school had on my son's growth and development has been nothing short of incredible. We have watched him blossom in ways we could have only hoped for, becoming more confident, curious, and joyful with each passing day. It takes a special kind of dedication, patience, and heart to do what you all do, and we have felt that in every interaction, every update, and every moment he spent in your care. Your nurturing environment gave him a strong foundation and helped prepare him for this next chapter. Our child is only leaving because we will be starting extra programming for him. We will always consider this place for drop in - and in the future!

We had an excellent experience at 3 Bears. My kids were always so happy to go and this made me…read morehappy. They have grown in so many ways while they've been there :)

Incredible school and community. Our kids are both thriving! Our younger son is in his second year…read moreof the toddler program and our oldest is in his last year of primary. They both love school and we couldn't be happier with the teachers, administration, families, and overall experience! Such a special place.

We love MSWP. Our son has attended the primary program for two years. He loves his teachers and…read morefeels like they genuinely care about him. We have watched him grow academically and socially. The school's leadership is communicative and consistently making improvements to school's facilities and programs.

WHEE Preschool is truly a hidden gem! This school is play-based and the teachers take such great…read morecare of the students. It is a small community of families and teachers committed to preparing their students for Kindergarten and beyond!

We love WHEE Preschool! The teachers, staff, and environment are positive and welcoming. Having…read moregone through WHEE, my oldest child was well prepared for kindergarten. Additionally, my youngest child is loving his first few weeks of preschool school this year. My family recommends WHEE!

We couldn't be happier with our experience at Primrose @ DTC. Rick, Ashley and the entire team…read moremade us feel so welcome from the moment we reached out. We were moving from out-of-state and the transition was daunting to say the least, the team at Primrose @ DTC made our family's move feel so much smoother. Not to mention, the teachers are incredibly patient and kind. We feel so lucky to be a part of this community!

We are two working parents who had our children at another school and could not be happier having…read moremade the move to Primrose DTC and feel SO extremely lucky to have a spot. The ownership is engaged and the community is so amazing, the facility is bright, warm, and so much fun! And the teachers and support staff are the best I have ever encountered! SO amazing!

As a former student of Crescent View Academy, it's deeply disappointing to see how far this…read moreinstitution has drifted from the Islamic values it claims to uphold. Over the past several years, my family and I have experienced clear examples of unprofessional behavior, personal bias, and leadership operating without moral oversight or accountability. After my mother applied for a position, the issue was never the hiring decision. The problem was how leadership initiated and allowed harmful, inappropriate remarks about my family to circulate internally. What should have been handled professionally instead turned into a situation where damaging comments were made behind closed doors. When I tried to address this respectfully through proper channels, it wasn't met with resolution. Instead, leadership responded by creating a hostile environment where people connected to us were pressured to distance themselves, and where raising concerns came with the risk of exclusion or retaliation. This kind of leadership undermines the values CVA claims to teach. It discourages transparency, fosters favoritism, and limits access to community resources based on personal grudges. I've seen firsthand how decisions are made for reasons that have nothing to do with fairness or the well-being of students and families. To the hardworking teachers and staff doing their best in a difficult environment -- your efforts are noticed and appreciated. CVA has the potential to be a much better institution, and I remain hopeful that one day it will return to the community-centered, value-driven school it was intended to be.

If you value your child's emotional well-being, in my view, this is not the school to send them to…read more After spending 4 years at CVA, I finally have all 3 of my kids out of there, and it's been the best decision ever, and I can see the difference. I can safely say that having someone teach my kids Quran & Arabic covers any advantages this school may have had over non-Islamic schools, in my opinion. But the disadvantages of sending my kids there were, unfortunately, endless, from my perspective, raising concerns over transparency, accountability, and care for children's mental health. And, in my experience as an educator, I found the principal's leadership to be the weakest I have encountered in a school setting. Transparency: In May 2025, we received an email from the school notifying parents that the Early Childhood Education has been placed on a 9-month probationary notice. This, according to the e-mail, was for an incident in May 2024 that, as a parent, I knew nothing about. This e-mail was sent before Colorado's Department of Human Services sent parents a letter in the mail, which officially confirmed the licensing situation to parents. While the school e-mail was framed as a move "in the spirit of honesty and accountability," to this day, it's not clear to me what exactly happened, and the e-mail did not specify either. This was very concerning, and it led me to pull out one of my kids, whom we had registered. Accountability: From my experience, the school leadership does not value parents' feedback or complaints. Over the past several months, for example, I requested multiple urgent meetings with the leadership to discuss emotional well-being & safety concerns regarding my kids, & all were ignored or deferred. This is not new in my experience. A few years back, my child told me he saw peers engaging in inappropriate behavior in the bathroom. I tried raising this with the leadership, but I never received a response. Let alone, a bathroom in the elementary school, which I would use for my child in pre-K, was often a source of concern from a hygienic standpoint, in my view. Oftentimes, I would find no soap or toilet paper in the bathroom when I would take my little child. When toilet paper was there, it would often be so wet that one couldn't even use it, & it would stay like this for days on end. Children's mental health: When a 7-year-old A-student in 2nd grade gets suspended three times in about 2 months, this raises concerns for me over the school's disciplinary approach, especially if he moved from blowing flying kisses to his homeroom teacher to feeling down & hating school. When I met with a senior staff member to discuss how the extreme disciplinary actions, in my view, were not helping, and asked if he could meet with the school counselor, I was told the school had no counselor (yet it was working on expanding buildings). Suffice it to say, the only thing that cheered my son during that phase was when I asked him if he wanted to move to another school. Only then, he beamed, & I realized my child's mental health was compromised in this school from my perspective, & I had him enrolled in another school for the following year. But to make things worse, before he left & to have him hate the school even further, we were invited to attend a closed event as parents of students who excelled, so that they could be honored. After having honorees all sit in a designated area, the school principal & staff began calling the names of students and handing them certificates, but the names of my child & at least 2 others were never called. I alerted the staff multiple times, & they kept telling us to be patient, & then the principal simply said it was a mistake and proceeded to call the other names. What, in my view, was a dismissive attitude, unwillingness to take responsibility for the oversight at hand and remedy the mistake on the spot was shocking to me, & what struck me further was the lack of attentiveness to the emotional impact on the kids who were omitted despite being invited to receive an award - after all, some of the kids & parents were visibly upset, some cried. These were not things I could have let go, and I called the principal out for it, only to find a board member physically confronting me, putting his hands on me without my consent, & telling me to meet him outside, which I perceived as threatening. Worth mentioning, the board member's child was honored multiple times on the same night, which, to me, raised questions of fairness. The school then restricted my access indefinitely. When I later explained that I'm the only one who can drop off/pick up my remaining kid there, asserted my right to walk my 4yo to his class, & requested the school policy & contract that justifies the indefinite suspension of access, the principal accused me of defiance, disenrolled my child from school, removed him from class, and left him at the front office for us to pick up.

The teachers are wonderful, and there is a big outdoor space which is great, and when we first…read morestarted attending this school I couldn't say enough good things about it under the leadership at that time. However. The current leadership is unfortunate, inexperienced, and unprofessional. The Director and Assistant Directors were unsupportive of my family directly and were very manipulative and two-faced in how they handled the situation with us personally. They threw other staff under the bus when confronted about mishandling the situation. I have since heard stories that are of concern about how they are conducting things that seem to only reiterate poor leadership and compelled me to write this review. I don't trust the current leadership, the high tuition rate that they keep raising, the consistent billing issues, the lack of support for the teachers and any students that aren't following "marching orders". They don't want to be bothered with handling kids who need more care or support.

I have had nothing but great experiences here at the Village. My children have attended for 3 years…read morenow and all the teachers, staff and management have been nothing but supportive and loving. My kids have learned to swim here and got to experience all the sports. My oldest kiddos went into kindergarten knowing how to read and write their letters and names. I couldn't recommend it more.

I took my son to Parker Landing on referral from a friend. Hes 2 1/2 and a handful but who isn't…read moreat that age....informed them he hadn't been in daycare before and after one day, with NO call or warning when my husband picked him up they said he took too much of the teachers time and it wasn't going to work out. My son didn't have a chance to adjust before they booted him. VERY disappointing!! I wanted to let other people know this so they don't get stuck in the bind that im in now. My mother used to watch him but had to leave the state because my grandmother is on hospice. Ridiculous!! Obviously they don't have a staff able to handle a 2 year old boy who is very friendly lots of energy....hello he is a 2 year old!! UGH so annoying. BE WARNED

From the owner: Our aim is to provide quality early childhood education in a clean, fun and loving atmosphere…read more We offer a total program to help each child develop intellectually, creativealy, emotionally, socially, phisically, and academically. ​Each child will be allowed to develop at his/her own rate. Every room is  structured to give the children self-confidence and a positive self-image

I had the pleasure of visiting IKid Academy to read my book to the children, and I was truly blown…read moreaway by the experience. From the moment I arrived, I could feel the care, structure, and positive energy throughout the entire academy. The staff was attentive, nurturing, and fully engaged with the children -- it was beautiful to see. During storytime, the children impressed me with their focus, discipline, and excitement to participate. They listened so carefully and interacted with so much joy. We even created a fun little song together on the spot, and they jumped right in with bright smiles and enthusiasm. IKid Academy deserves a big congratulations for cultivating such a loving, organized, and enriching environment. The children played well together, shared naturally, and showed so much kindness toward one another. I left feeling inspired and truly impressed by everything I witnessed.

Didn't get a chance to take my child here but they were super nice during the tour and…read moreunfortunately couldn't take my child here since he won't be getting vaccinated. I don't think it's right though to force a parent to vaccinate their child in order to be able to attend daycare.

We absolutely love 'La Petite Ecole'!!!…read more Patricia, the owner and educator, is incredible. This is our first year with La Petite Ecole, and Rebeca adores it. Here are just a few reasons why: Patricia's Character: She embodies kindness, love, patience, creativity, brilliance, organization, and thoughtfulness. Her positive impact on the children is immeasurable. Comprehensive Education: She teaches the children a wide array of skills--from calmly listening to stories and sharing toys, to cooking, gardening, cycling, drawing, painting, counting, reading, singing, and dancing. Thematic Learning: Every week brings a new theme for activities, keeping the learning experience fresh and engaging. Structured Daily Routine: Patricia ensures each day is well-organized, instilling good habits in the children such as taking naps at consistent times and eating together at the table. Parental Involvement: Through ClassDojo, parents receive daily updates with photos showcasing their children's progress and fun moments. Educational Field Trips: With the help of a few parents, Patricia organizes field trips to places like zoos, museums, parks, pumpkin patches, butterfly pavilions, and farms, enriching the children's learning experience outside the classroom. Every morning when I drop off Rebeca, I am confident she's in the best hands.

Our daughter will be graduating from La Petite Ecole in July and, while I am super excited to see…read moreher reach a new milestone and start Kindergarten, I am also very sad that she will be leaving this amazing preschool. Our son will take her spot in September so we will still be a part of it for another 3 years! I am grateful everyday to have found Patricia and to have placed our daughter in such a loving learning environment! They do SO much everyday: music, crafts, circle time, vocabulary, counting, walks in nature, field trips and on top of that they are fed delicious homemade meals for breakfast, snacks and lunch every single day! I can't recommend La Petite Ecole enough! Thank you Patricia for running the best preschool in the state of Colorado!