Let me start off by saying that Yellow Brick Road has been a wonderful preschool and daycare for…read moremy daughter.She started off when she was three years old Mrs. Sandy worked with her for one Year. My daughter loved her so much that when she left temporarily she got so sad and would ask about her every single day it felt like family .Mrs. Karen and all the staff are amazing . This summer she was moved up to the preschool age kids class with Mrs. Ronette she is a wonderful teacher my daughter has learned a lot in only two months she learned how to write her name and how to spell it and every day she comes home with beautiful daily prayers and crafts ,She even started praying at dinner time ,and now she's has the whole family doing a prayer before meals. We absolutely love this school and recommended .

This is a small town and there aren't that many child care facilities here I thought I was doing my…read morekids good by sending them to a center instead of a home daycare but after a short time at YBR they are now in a better environment with a home daycare. My first red flag should have been that they had the kids playing outside when there were advisories to stay in because of the poor air quality from the fires. I'm only going to review the experience that I had directly with this center because I often had a relative who would pick up and drop off the kids for me. The plus is that they provide transportation from the schools, they have a third party (mom and daughter) who have a van and pick kids up from the different schools and bring them to YBR for after school care. The times that I went in to the center myself, it was just my observation that none of the teachers looked happy, including the program director, Karen. That should have been my second red flag, but I thought maybe it was just early that they are tired. The thing that made me stop bringing my kids here is that their communication isn't the greatest they could improve on how they let parent's know when their kids are running low on diapers or other materials that they need to make them comfortable throughout the day. That said, my son ran out of diapers and no one called us to come bring him any he had pooped and they left him in a dirty diaper for so long that his entire bottom was red and irritated he cried when I gave him a bath because it hurt. I put my 2 weeks in right away and literally felt sick with worry the whole time they were there. After giving my 2 weeks and letting Karen know why she responded and said that they had gone out to play he must have pooped out there and when he was picked up no one checked him before leaving. That would have been believable except for how severe my sons bottom was inflamed and his BM dried and was very stuck to his butt it seemed that he was that way for a long time. In any case, if that is really what happened to him, in my opinion, and with my experiences with other child care providers, a better response would have been to apologize and let the parent know how they are going to avoid something like that happening (ie. next time we will be sure to check children before they leave or at least offer to change before leaving) instead of making excuses. I hope YBR does better I wouldn't want this happening to someone else's child.

My daughter is 3 1/2 and has been with Kingdom Kids since June 2016. She had only been watched by…read moremy dad, no daycare, and no siblings so I was nervous about her starting preschool. The staff at Kingdom Kidd is truly amazing. They eased my fears, and after touring the school, seeing how kind they are with the kids, it just felt right. Now my daughter LOVES school. I took her to picture day which was not her usual day, and she was so sad she had to leave school after the pictures. The teachers Miss Stefani and Miss Stacey are so sweet and patient, and you can feel their love for teaching. Miss Emily the Director is very involved and also great with the kids. Miss Peggy the admin is really amazing. She cares and really works with you. The staff truly makes you feel like you are part of their family. My daughter now counts all the way to 10 at home, and seems to recognize her written name. Thanks Kingdom Kidz!

My girls absolutely love ms yesenia. Within a week my oldest was singing her alphabet in English…read moreand Spanish. Im so glad we switched day care providers to my world preschool.

From the owner: My Business offers child care for ages 6 months of age to preschool age (4). After school care for…read moreages 5-12. I accept A.C.C.E.S.S and I am partnered with the IMPACT first five program. I have over 20 years experience working with children and I obtain a B.A. in Child development.

My daughter learned so much from this preschool and prepared her for elementary school. We love all…read morethe teachers there! Very living and caring.

Love this preschool! The only one my daughter was excited to go to each day where we knew she was…read morelearning, yet loved and cared for at the same time!

We see our daughter and the kids around her continue to enjoy learning. The curriculum is well…read morerounded and it's nice being able to see her progress with her spelling, language, math and computer skills. If we have another child, we will know where to go for outstanding child care and education.

We love our school and are honored to have access to such incredible education. The staff is chosen…read morewith intention and it is shown through their conscious instruction, teacher-student relationships, and the children's genuine love for school. Thank you for exceeding my expectations and for the schools continued growth to be better for their community!

We absolutely love this school! They have the sweetest and caring teachers, their chicken coop and…read moregarden are so much fun, and my son loves it there!

This school is inconsistent. Thankfully they did get a new director because the last one was…read moreextremely unprofessional and seemed to have a few screws lose. The 2/3 year old teacher Miss Beth calls out of work a few times a week and has done so for YEARS . My daughter needs consistency, as all children dom When a teacher calls out several times each week, children may experience frequent disruptions in routine and relationship-building. While occasional absences are normal and unavoidable, repeated absences can make it harder for preschoolers to develop the stable, trusting connection that is such an important part of early childhood education. That said, the overall impact depends on how the preschool handles absences. If the same substitute teacher regularly fills in and maintains familiar routines, the disruption may be less significant than if different substitutes are constantly rotating through the classroom.

We switched to little lights in the middle of the year for our kiddo. It truly was the best…read moredecision we ever made. Our child learned so much from March to May. He didn't know how to write his name before- little lights got him there. He didn't know his letters- little lights taught him. Same with numbers. The amount of growth we saw in that short time was amazing- academically and emotionally. The teachers and staff are amazing. Big thank you to miss april, miss Jenna, miss Sandy, miss Michelle and miss Elizabeth. And everyone else who helped our child grow. I'm beyond thankful for our time at little lights and will definitely be sending my other kiddos.