If ever I've felt more comfortable with leaving my child it's with tle Savannah , everyone is nice…read moreand patient with not only my baby but me as a first time mum, my baby is always happy and not looking distressed when I pick him up , he gets excited when he gets to see his friends and teachers and that to me is a sign that he is being treated well !!! Special thanks to Ms Vanessa and Ms Cassandra , and all the other infant teachers who take time to be there for my baby and take great care of him while mommy works ,

This school just opened a month ago but what an asset it is to our community! My daughter has had…read moresuch a positive transition. She loves her teachers, her classmates, the fun things they do on a daily basis (lots of sensory play, skill assessments through the LEAP curriculum, and daily use of a smart board) and the wonderful managers who she hugs goodbye each night when we leave. The staff are attentive, kind, and share great communication and lots of pictures (like the ones I've attached to this review) with me each day using their parent app. We love coming to The Learning Experience in Savannah. I especially love that it's close enough to home that I can drive my golf cart for pick up and drop off!

My oldest has been at Ace just over 3 years and my youngest just over 2 years. Overall, our…read moreexperience has been fantastic! The staff at Ace is exceptional in their care for the my kids' education, safety and general well-being. The staff has also been remarkably consistent over the years, which has always reassured me. Though my youngest has moved up into a new room they still have a special bond with Ms. Juana and Ms. Lizbeth who are most unbelievable infant room/toddler 1 teachers! The environment in the older, primary classrooms is a balance of structured learning while also fostering creativity and independence and has allowed my kid to thrive. I am confident that Ace has prepared them well for Kindergarten!

As a parent of a previous student, I do not recommend this school. Check the state website and see…read morenot only the inspections and violations but also the high turnover of staff. My concerns for my daughter were dismissed by the management and there is a foundational lack of accountability. Unfortunately my story is like many many others who have recently pulled their kids from the school.

We switched our boys to Kiddie Academy from another day care and it was a hard adjustment for our…read moretoddler at first. The staff has done really great at making him feel welcome and integrating him in with new friends. He is now running into his class with excitement. We also have a 3 month old who attends and I love that there is always 2-3 teachers in the baby room making sure everything is being ran smoothly.

My little ones went to KALE for a few months. The turnover was high (yes, everyone is dealing with…read morestress and pressure during COVID) and the communication was inadequate. I interviewed lots of child care centers prior to settling with KALE. The director I met a month before was not the same when my kids started. When they got a new teacher for my kid's class, they did not inform the parents. Luckily, I paid additional ($40/month) for the cameras so I questioned my kiddo about the new teacher. Other parents had no idea for at least a month. There were 22 kids crammed into a room with one teacher and a floating teacher sometimes. As for the cameras, they did not charge monthly. They deducted the total from the refundable deposit. With the constant changes, organization is not a priority. I asked the director two weeks prior to Christmas what the plan was and she said she is just thinking about the next day. Yikes! One of my kiddos was not acclimating well to the new environment and she couldn't get any attention from the teacher since the teacher was wrangling almost 20 kids. My kid was usually alone and I didn't see the teacher trying to engage or encourage her to join the rest of the class. I pick up my little one at the same time every day right before nap time. Sometimes, they would have the kids wait by the door for over 30 minutes in the dark. Speaking of doors, they do not have conventional closed doors. All doors are short so you can hear everything going on in other classes. Onto the neutral/plus side, the school had some potential. The meals were on par with other places, the curriculum was admirably challenging, and they tried to set up events on Sundays but they were usually low turnouts. I wish the school all the best but I can't recommend it to my fellow parent friends and their kids.

My daughter had a wonderful experience at Creme. She graduated from Ms. Nazima's PK program and we…read morehad a 4 year old who could read and do math with the best of them. When she graduated PK in 2023-2024 class. She made amazing friends in that class and going into public school, she was leaps and bounds ahead. Her teachers were amazed and commended her PK teacher for preparing her so well. The staff, administrators and teachers care about their students and they try to make learning very engaging. She experienced music and art and computers and be able to tell me about how the self portrait was in the style after Picasso. Ms. Nazima herself is a jewel and should never be let go at all costs because she loves kiddos like they are her own. The extra events and parties that Creme holds are also very special and fun. The Halloween party was so much fun we all still talk about it. I highly recommend them. We also have really enjoyed the second year of Camp Champ in the summer.

This place is AMAZING! First off, it's friendly and inviting... it's like a little Disneyland…read moreinside. There are cameras so you can see the classrooms. The staff is AWESOME! I loved every person that worked there. Front. Teachers. Billing. Everyone was great. Of the two preschools that my kiddo went two (I won't name the other, but it was highly recommended), Crème was leaps and bounds better.

KAP is a great place for kids to learn, play, and thrive. My two kids have been at KAP since they…read morewere 2yrs old; and they are now 7 and 5. After my oldest went to Kindergarten, he still enjoys going to KAP in the summer for camp; where they have weekly themes/topics and field trips (movie theater, arcade, splash parks, etc).. all included in the weekly tuition. The owner, directors, and teachers are all amazing. You can tell they are passionate about what they do. The owner does a great job with day to day operations, she's very "hands on" and and involved. I love how they routinely have free events for the community. Games, activities, and food! The curriculum is amazing. A lot of childcare centers advertise having a curriculum, but they really don't. I can truly say that KAP has a curriculum and kids are actually learning! They also emphasize character essentials; focusing on different character traits monthly. My son started reading before graduating the Pre-K class, at 4yrs old. Safety has never been a concern. I appreciate the thorough reports through Tadpoles and receiving pictures throughout the day. If I ever did have a concern, it was addressed immediately. They do call to let you know of any accidents or incidents; and they have a process for documenting it for record keeping. 10/10 all around!

After being on the waitlist for nearly a year, I can confidently say the wait for Kiddie Academy of…read moreProsper was absolutely worth it -- and it's easy to see why there's such a long waitlist to begin with. From the moment you step through the doors, it's clear this is a place built on care, structure, and genuine love for children. We have one daughter enrolled in the preschool and our kindergartner in the aftercare program. The entire staff is incredible -- caring, attentive, and always engaged, even if your child isn't in their classroom. The leadership team is equally impressive: professional, approachable, and really involved in the day-to-day experience of every family. The facility itself is clean, safe, and thoughtfully organized. Every part of the day is structured to balance learning, play, and creativity, keeping kids engaged and happy from start to finish. Meals are provided and even include vegetarian options, which is such a thoughtful touch. We also love how Kiddie Academy goes above and beyond with weekend family events like "Reading with Clifford" and their annual Fall Festival -- they truly make families feel like part of a community. The celebration of diversity and different cultures from around the world is another standout feature that we deeply appreciate. If you're looking for a place that feels like a home away from home -- one where your children are loved, nurtured, and inspired every day -- look no further. Kiddie Academy of Prosper sets the bar for quality childcare. 10/10 recommend!

Being a working parent is tough when you have to drop off your kids at daycare, but I have…read morereassurance knowing they are in great hands while I'm at work. This daycare was the BEST choice for my kids. The teachers are so kind and patient with our kids, and keep me updated in the app throughout the day. The front desk staff is so welcoming and caring towards my children, shout out to Ms. Melissa. There are a lot of daycare options in the area, but we have chosen to keep our kids in The Kids Corral due to the compassionate care the teachers such as Ms. Teresa and Ms. Rosa give them!

This childcare center has been nothing short of amazing for our family. We know all of the…read moreteachers, and our kids have grown so much since coming here. Miss Melissa and Miss Brenda are so wonderful and keep us updated on everything with our kids. I could not have asked for a better daycare center for my kids. Our boys have gone through the two-year-old class, the three-year-old class, and a four-year-old class, and all of those classes have been very beneficial for their growth. Miss Rosa, Miss Teresa, Miss Terry, and the rest of the teachers we have encountered really care about our children and are so patient with them. If you're looking for a childcare center in the area, I would absolutely give them a try.

Our 3 year old son has gone here for about a year and we all love it! We tried him in a local…read moreMontessori School but he was always coming home sick (like at least once a week) and he just didn't seem like he'd came home from an "enjoyable" day. Since putting him Goddard at La Cima, he has stayed primarily healthy (a normal kid cootie here and there, but it's been very rare) and HE LOVES his classes, teachers and friends. He started in Early Learning with Mrs. Angel and she instantly became part of our family. When he transitioned to Get Set a couple months ago, we gained 2 more incredible teachers and all of his friends eventually end up in the class with him. Directors are great! We can't say enough positive things about this specific Goddard school.

I know my toddler is in safe hands at the Goddard school. They keep the facility especially clean…read moreand sanitize all toys using the Zono system. The school provides structure with daily activities and I am able to follow my sons progress with meal time, naps and developmental milestones. The staff is very professional and friendly.

This is truly an amazing school to send your kids to! We…read morerecently moved from Plano to Prosper and were unsure about which Montessori would be the best fit for our 2- and 5-year-old children. After visiting several schools nearby, we still didn't feel completely confident--until we met Ms. Anjali. From the moment we spoke with her, we were 200% sure this was the right place for our kids. Ms. Syeda is a wonderful teacher--our 2-year-old daughter felt comfortable with her from day one. Ms. Shabana is equally amazing and brings a wealth of experience to the classroom. We are constantly amazed by the new things our children are learning every day!

We've had our children at Eldorado Montessori for 4 years now and we LOVE it there! They follow…read morethe Montessori methodology, empowering kids to take responsibility for themselves, explore their interests and strengths, and still learn and grow in a supportive environment. From classroom teachers to specials teachers to front office and everyone in between, you won't find a kinder, more supportive place. I have to give a special shout-out to Ms. Menon, one of the finest educators I've had the privilege to know. She has high expectations for students, supports them tirelessly through the learning process, and helps every single one achieve wonderful things. We can't thank her enough. And in case you're worried about kids making the transition to traditional schooling once they leave Montessori, don't. Our little one transitioned to public kindergarten seamlessly and it looks like our younger one will too.