We've been part of this daycare community since their very first day open and I can't say enough…read morewonderful things about our experience having our daughter there daily. She's now 2 years old and absolutely loves going to school every day. From the minute we walk through the door, she's excited to see her teachers and friends, which says everything to me as a parent. The teachers, owners, and the rest of the staff are incredible--truly caring, attentive, and always going above and beyond to support her growth and happiness. She has learned so much during her time here, from social skills to early learning milestones, and it's been amazing to watch her confidence and curiosity grow. She's built friendships, and the parent community has been just as kind and welcoming. We've always felt supported and connected, and the environment is both nurturing and fun. From open house events to spirit weeks with different themes every day to toddler parades and "trunk or treats" - there have been so many fun activities for the kids and parents. I'm so grateful to have found a place that feels like a second home for her. If you're looking for a daycare where your child is safe, loved, given opportunities to learn, and treated like family, this is it. We looked at so many other schools in the area and this was far and beyond the best one we toured.

When we first enrolled our son at this daycare, we truly believed we had found a safe, caring, and…read morestructured environment for him. This daycare has a strong reputation at other locations, and in the beginning, things seemed promising. Unfortunately over time, this specific location became a complete nightmare for our family. Our son is 3 years old. Like any toddler, he loves to play, have fun, and be around other kids. He is loving, energetic & curious. Toddlers misbehave sometimes & that is normal. That is why classrooms are supposed to have structure, supervision & teachers who know how to redirect behavior appropriately. Instead once our son began copying another child's negative behavior, he was quickly labeled as "the bad kid." We repeatedly explained that he was being influenced by another student, but the situation was never handled properly. They also were aware & knew this!!!! We were told certain children could not be separated because one child's mother worked there as a teacher & had another child enrolled in a different classroom. Rather than correcting the environment or helping the children succeed, we were constantly being called to pick our son up early when no other parents were being called! We felt as though at this point our son was being targeted. Why continue to pay for him every week when he was spending less than an hour a day in school. We tried working with the director & offered suggestions that could help improve the situation, but our concerns were dismissed. We were repeatedly told adjustments would be made but nothing ever changed. We even had a behavioral therapist come out to the site and observe & assess our son! Nothing was wrong with him! Again a typical 3 year old following what everyone else was doing because of 1 or more specific classmates misbehaving. One of the most concerning parts was what we personally observed on the cameras. Multiple teachers were sitting down on their phones instead of actively supervising the children. We witnessed moments where children were not being properly attended to at all. At one point, our son eloped from the classroom & the assistant director was heard telling a teacher, "Run after him, this is your classroom." The fact that we even had to screenshot so many incidents says enough on its own. What truly pushed us over the edge were the serious safety concerns. An autistic child was reportedly left outside alone for around 10 minutes. Another child was also left alone on a separate occasion for another 10 minutes! How does that happen in a daycare setting? Who is doing headcounts? Why are children not being accounted for properly? These are not small mistakes. These are serious failures in supervision and safety. There also seems to be a major lack of structure & support within the facility itself. The teachers appear overwhelmed & unsupported, which ultimately affects the children. We even offered to volunteer our own time to help because we genuinely wanted things to improve. We were met with promises & nice words but no real action. Over time, we noticed a very high turnover rate not just with children leaving, but with teachers and administration as well. After withdrawing our son & researching other daycare options, we met former teachers from this location who immediately recognized us & asked what happened. Some directors from other facilities even had former students from this daycare enrolled with them. Hearing multiple people reassure us that we made the right decision to remove our son confirmed what we already felt in our hearts, our child was no longer safe there. At the end of the day this is simply our family's experience. Other families may have different experiences but we strongly encourage parents to do their research, ask questions, observe carefully, & trust their instincts. A daycare can have a great name but that does not guarantee every location operates the same way. Children deserve patience, protection, structure, & care. Parents deserve honesty & peace of mind. Unfortunately, we no longer found either here.

I honestly don't know where to begin--York College has been a complete nightmare from start to…read morefinish. The administration is an absolute mess, with zero organization. Emails go unanswered, phone calls are ignored, and even when you do manage to speak to someone, no one has a clue what's going on. Every interaction feels like you're talking to someone who's just as confused as you are about the school's basic operations. It's as if no one has any idea how to run the place! But that's not even the worst part. The campus is unsafe and poorly managed. There have been several incidents of crime happening around campus--some of which were completely brushed under the rug by the administration. Instead of addressing these issues and ensuring student safety, they've chosen to keep things quiet, making students feel like their safety isn't even a priority. I've had friends who were harassed, and it seems like no one at York cares enough to do anything about it. The lack of transparency is beyond frustrating, and the attitude of the administration is completely dismissive. I regret ever choosing this school. The lack of communication, the disorganized nature of everything, and the fact that serious safety issues are being ignored is beyond unacceptable. If you're considering York College, RUN. There are so many better options out there where your safety and education actually matter.

York College is a great school. They have a variety of majors. Classes are small, giving you the…read moreopportunity to get to know teachers and have less distractions. I graduated with my BSN from this school and returned to complete the CRNA program, which I plan to graduate from in a month and a half. Both programs were very strong academically and clinically and gave me the tools to succeed in my chosen fields. I recommend this institution, specifically the nursing majors.

Creative Kids Daycare holds a truly special place in our hearts; it has been an exceptional center…read morefor our children's growth and development. We deeply appreciate how they not only provide a nurturing environment but also actively encourage and stimulate their innate learning abilities, fostering a love for exploration and discovery. Having been part of the Creative Kids Daycare family since 2021, our gratitude remains immeasurable even now in 2026. To see our children thrive and continue to be cared for with such dedication and warmth is a blessing. Mr. A.J. at Creative Kids Daycare has become an extended part of our own family, and we cherish the countless memories and invaluable experiences Creative Kids have gifted us. Through good times and bad times, they were always there even if it had nothing to do with the Center. Our family is forever grateful for their unwavering commitment and the positive impact they have made on our children's lives. As a Mom I have so many thankful moments and so many amazing Summer Memories. Beyond Thankful! The Melendez Family

If I could give this shit hole zero stars, I would. I went here as a child and the staff were awful…read morethen, and clearly nothing has changed. My niece was removed on her FIRST DAY because shes "too much"; SHES AUTISTIC. And yes, they were completely 10000% aware of her autism BEFORE she started. IF YOU HAVE AUTISTIC OR SPECIAL NEEDS CHILDREN, FIND A PLACE WHO CARES. NOT THIS DUMP

My daughter is finishing her first year here we were excited. It's been nothing but drama and…read moreissues. The staff who oversee her building don't want to do their job. She has lived in an environment not conducive to learning. She has been bullied by her suite mates for months with nothing being done. She has gone to countless ra's. Even their supervisor yet nothing was done. I have contacted the email and still nothing. She is going back into a different building next year and I hope it goes better. She is only planning on doing half of next year at this point due to the inability or laziness of the people who over see the dorms. It's just sad the classes are great but the housing is lacking. Be cautious

This school adminstration is a joke, worst one i have dealt with as a parent. Its takes forever to…read moreget anything done. Fasa still hasnt been applied. My daugther goes to Temple and funds were applied after approval in a few days still waiting on the ville to accept. My son has 9 credits he needs trf from community college, 1yr later its still not done. He called last week for status and the one guy who can do it is on vacation and doesnt have a back up to complete it. This wouldnt cut it in the business world. They wont talk to parents even though i am the one paying the bill. When my boy reaches out he keeps getting passed around or their system is down. Had kids at bloomsberg and Temple and never had this problem. Overall nice school and he loves it there, the adminstration are a joke.

I visited with my son on the day the football team clenched the conference title. What a game!…read more The campus is walkable and we ran into a law professor who took some time to chat with our pre law hopeful. I would love to have my son here.

My son is now a sophomore and he's really enjoying it. As everyone notes, the faculty and…read moreacademics are superb and very challenging. He plays club hockey which is a lot of fun, and joined a fraternity -- the frats are fun and low key, not the toxic male environment as it can be at some schools. The campus is beautiful. Equally as nice as most small liberal arts colleges. The dorms are no worse than at most schools. I think most important of all, it's really a positive and supportive environment, academically intense but not competitive in an unhealthy way. If you're considering schools like Bucknell or Lehigh or Lafayette, DEFINITELY consider F&M. (And they gave us some generous financial merit aid compared to Bucknell!)