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    Potomac Crescent Waldorf School

    4.6 (10 reviews)
    Closed 8:00 am - 3:00 pm

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    The Goddard School of Waldorf

    The Goddard School of Waldorf

    3.5(15 reviews)
    14.0 mi

    Here is the nomination I submitted for Teacher of the Year:…read more Nomination for Teacher of the Year: Ms. Danielle Smith Ms. Danielle Smith is the epitome of an educator, caregiver, and professional. Our daughter has been in Ms. Danielle's class since she was 15 months old and will soon be turning two. In that time, I've witnessed the profound impact Ms. Danielle has had on her development. It's clear to see that Ms. Danielle's deep love for teaching shines through in everything she does with our child. Our daughter has flourished under Ms. Danielle's guidance: learning letters, shapes, colors, numbers (in both English and Spanish), new sign language words, songs, dances, and so much more. But beyond just the educational milestones, Ms. Danielle has inspired a curiosity and love for learning in our daughter that will last a lifetime. As parents, we place an immense level of trust in our children's teachers-not only to help them grow but also to keep them safe. With Ms. Danielle, I never worry. She is always attentive, nurturing, thoughtful, creative, and approachable. Both my husband and I feel completely comfortable reaching out to her with any questions or concerns regarding our child. I greatly admire the level of communication she maintains with families and how she always partners with us in the care, growth, and development of our daughter. Although our daughter will soon be moving on to a new class, our family will forever be grateful for the love and dedication Ms. Danielle has shown to her. She is a truly exceptional teacher, and we feel lucky to have had her in our child's life. With sincere gratitude, The Stevens Family Waldorf, MD

    Had a SCHEDULED tour from 10-11 , arrive at the school and was sitting in the lobby for about 20…read moreminutes. We asked the front desk assistant if we needed to reschedule (since we did leave work for the tour) and she said "well today is pizza Friday and it will be a few more minutes (but couldn't tell us how many more minutes). First impressions are super important...if we are scheduling a tour to potentially place our children in this school, things should have been organized and prepared. Not to mention this tour was scheduled three weeks ago. This was totally unprofessional and frustrating as my husband and I both left work to attend this "tour". Also, I could understand had she said take a seat in the lobby we'll be with you in a moment, we are taking care of something but she didn't and then mentioned the tour was only 30 minutes and that we were the only tour for this day....as if our scheduled tour wasn't important. I am most definitely not sending my children here if the tour alone was unprofessional.

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    The Goddard School of Alexandria - Old Town

    The Goddard School of Alexandria - Old Town

    2.7(3 reviews)
    0.6 mi

    I have take both of my boys to Goddard Old Town - the school has been there only for a year - we…read morehad to move and switch the care. But o lord if only I could take them with us! The staff is incredible. From management to teachers - good job ladies! Thank you for being a second home to our babies.

    After 2 years at the school and 2 children enrolled, we ultimately withdrew both of our children…read morebecause we no longer felt confident in the school management's ability to provide a safe, stable, and well-managed environment. The root cause of nearly every concern we experienced was the same: poor leadership and management by the owners. During our time at the school, we experienced: * Every single teacher except one since the school started 2 years ago has left. * ~6 new lead teachers across our two children's classrooms since October 2025 alone. Not counting all the one offs they brought in and out that lasted only days / weeks. * 3 principals in two years, with the school still lacking permanent leadership. * Frequent classroom shuffling for students and teachers, and staffing changes to maintain ratios to the point where our kids would sometimes have lunch in one room, sleep in another. * Repeated injuries and biting incidents in understaffed classrooms. After one incident involving our child, we were told that "at least it didn't break the skin." * Multiple illness outbreaks, reports that classrooms went without soap for an extended period, prolonged HVAC issues, and rodent activity. * A consistent lack of transparency. Parents often learned about significant issues only after repeated questioning, conversations with teachers, violations posted to the DSS website, and after problems had already escalated. * A recurring disconnect between what teachers reported and what management communicated. Teachers frequently shared concerns about staffing and classroom support, while management often claimed they were unaware of the same issues. Consistently the management blamed teachers, and refused to take accountability. * Repeated billing discrepancies and incorrectly charged fees that required us to carefully review statements and request corrections. The school's licensing reports ultimately confirmed many of the concerns parents had been raising. Recent inspections cite repeat violations and systemic deficiencies involving background checks, staff qualifications, CPR requirements, classroom supervision, medication administration, and safety procedures. Particularly alarming was a finding that an employee had worked at the school for 19 months without a completed criminal background check, along with findings that staff lacking required documentation were sometimes working alone with children. Most of the teachers genuinely cared about the children and worked hard under difficult circumstances. Our concerns are not with them. Often the lack of management support drove them to leave. Our concerns are with the owners. These are not first-time childcare operators. They know what stable staffing, strong compliance, transparent communication, and adequate classroom support should look like. Yet many of the same concerns persisted despite repeated feedback from families and staff. What was most frustrating was not that problems existed, but that meaningful action often seemed to occur only after repeated parent complaints or licensing involvement. It felt like business and operational considerations were being prioritized over investing in the staffing, support, communication, and resources necessary to provide the quality of care families were paying for. We ultimately felt safer keeping our children at home than leaving them at a school we were paying thousands of dollars each month to trust. We gave it enough time, but felt there wasn't a real path to improvement, with more problems cropping before prior ones were resolved. In good faith, we cannot recommend this location. Parents should review the Virginia DSS reports, ask detailed questions about staff retention and leadership turnover, and speak directly with current teachers, not just management. Virginia DSS licensing reports: https://legacy.dss.virginia.gov/facility/search/cc2.cgi?rm=Details;ID=50753;search_keywords_name=goddard%20old%20town%20alexandria

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    Faith Lutheran Preschool

    Faith Lutheran Preschool

    5.0(2 reviews)
    5.1 mi

    Faith Lutheran Preschool is an absolutely wonderful program in every way. We're in our fifth year…read morethere, with our third (and last) child in the three year old program as a member of the "Caterpillar" class this fall (just like his two older brothers, now 5 and 7, did before him). He loves it and asks if he can go every day. Just like his older brothers did as students there. It's important to note that our children are all very different from each other--in almost every respect--and FLP has been perfect for each one. It's a warm, bright, magical place, with bright open classrooms, excellent teachers, happy students, and innovative programs (including science, art, yoga, music, and a full outdoor classroom for hands on nature exploration). The teachers and staff are incredible, and go above and beyond to truly get to know their students and embrace them all as unique individuals and as valued members of their class. They meet the students where they are and work with them to get where they need and want to be. And it works extremely well. My two graduates still talk about their teachers and the things they did there. They clearly loved it. Neither wanted to leave. But both were extremely well prepared and fully ready to move on and thrive in kindergarten and beyond. If you're looking for a half-day preschool in Arlington, this is a fantastic choice.

    Truly a special place for a child to start their schooling!…read more Both my children spent 2 years here and I am so grateful for their experiences. The teachers are so caring and most have been at the school for many years. Communications are strong -with nearly daily emails and picture postings of what the children are doing to spark conversation with your little ones. Their learning methods focus the children to explore their environments (with an outdoor playground and classroom) and learn to play with others. Also, i believe they handled COVID amazingly well - except on super rainy days and when it got freezing, they spent most of the days outside painting, playing, gardening,etc. when my older child was learning at home, my daughter was able to interact safely with kids.

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