Kiddie Prep is phenomenal. Every teacher is amazing, they all treat my child with love and…read morerespect, my son comes home singing songs and telling me about his day and all he learned about the bible. He is 4 1/2 and can count to 100 and write his name. He is thriving at Kiddie Prep!

Personally, I love the services provided by this humble academy! My child came home with new…read moreknowledge on how to cook, knit, and clean toilets! My child's teacher Katie in the 9-12 year olds group, taught my child how to read and write, and color within the lines! Although my child I mentally challenged, they put her with a teacher with the same disabilities to truly make her feel welcomed. It's my birthday.

No better place to purchase, rent, or have your band or orchestra instrument serviced. Extremely…read morefriendly and knowledgeable staff and as a part of the Sweet Family of Companies they support too many local organizations to even list!

We had a horrible experience! After paying half of the cost of the instrument upfront, they gave…read morethe instrument to another child. Then when the school contacted them, Mynett claimed no knowledge of a rental. Then a week later informed us they "just" found out there was a problem (as if the school never called). I believe they were going to just continue taking our money and never give us what we paid for. I call that theft!

As a proud stay-at-home mom to a (then) 2.5 year old I saw no reason to put my daughter in…read morepreschool yet. However, I was interested in some of the "Mom & Me" types of programs that I heard OFMS offered. For that reason, we all decided to take an official tour of the school and see what it was like. We were sitting behind a one-way observation mirror that looked in on the part-time toddler classroom when my normally introverted daughter exclaims, "Play with other kids!" For those in need of a translation, that was her way of telling us she wanted INSIDE the classroom. Between her reaction and ours, needless to say, we ended up enrolling her as quickly as we could. Oak Farm is more than most parents could hope for in a school. Seriously. It truly is a second home for our daughter. I did not cry, nor did she, on the first day of school. We were all so excited to begin this journey. For new toddlers, it was our experience that the lead teacher (there is also an asst. teacher at that level) would come to our home so she could meet our daughter on HER turf. A much less intimidating experience, especially for those on the quieter side. Lori Z. (my daughter's teacher) is a genuine gift to the academic world. I know my daughter is in wonderful, caring, kind and respectful hands whenever she steps into her classroom. Lori is quick to answer questions and to offer encouragement (it's hard raising a toddler!). She clearly loves spending many hours of her day with our children. That in and of itself is priceless. I'd say that probably 99% of all of my interactions with any of the staff members at OFMS have felt warm and welcoming. They are readily available to answer my never-ending stream of questions and to help me in my quest to learn more about the Montessori philosophy. Judith Cunningham, the head of the school, is easily accessible. She has an open forum once a month or so where questions can be addressed and new ideas shared. She is a visible presence at the school and can readily be reached by email, too. (How many parents can say that about their child's principal?) Moreover, she encourages parents to give feedback and embraces new ideas. When those ideas turn into solid suggestions they get implemented, not just talked about over and over again! (How many schools seem stuck in the same old way of doing things, just because that's the ways it's always been?) This is an environment that specializes in healthy living for the mind, body, and soul. They are accredited by the American Montessori Society, as well as ISACS (the accrediting body for independent schools in our area) and they bring life to the Montessori method in everything they do. How neat is it to see a bunch of two year olds peeling their own hard boiled eggs or to watch four year olds going down the hall to the library and checking out their own books?! What about the middle school students who used a system of levers and round fence posts to help move the chicken coop? (How many schools give our kids hands-on, real-life applications to their math and science lessons?) OFMS is the reason we've given up several better job offers (i.e., lots more $$) to stay in this area. I also know of at least two families who live much closer to a Montessori school in Fort Wayne, yet CHOOSE to drive 40 minutes or so one-way to have their children enrolled here at Oak Farm. Come see for yourself. It's hard to know just what a gem this school is until you step inside and feel the amazing vibe emanating from our children absorbed in their work. Good luck in finding the best academic fit for your family. Feel free to visit http://www.oakfarm.org/ for more information. P.S. Ask to try one of Jill (their chef's) famous muffins to find out how great their school lunch program is first-hand!

The shill commenter Raphael F. is the head of the school, Judith Cunningham's son!…read more Our child attended Oak Farm for 2.5 years. The toddler classroom teacher and setting was a wonderful experience. The second half of our experience in the Primary 3-6 year-old classroom was AWFUL. We were told we were not welcome back to the school if our child discontinued experimental listening therapy for an extra $100 a month (credentials: administered by a physical therapist/school gardener). We were told our child needed to be evaluated and after evaluations, our pediatrician assured us our child was a normal 3-year old likely having a difficult time adjusting to a classroom of 4-6-year olds as he was the only 3-year old and the other two 4-year olds were closer to five years old. Furthermore, our doctor and his nurse confirmed our son was one of many children sent into the the practice for superfluous evaluations. The head of the school will likely have this comment removed. This is the second time I have written a review as my other was removed as was two family forums set up by parents for discussions concerning the school's practices. We are just one of many disappointed parents who had a poor experience at Oak Farm.

La Petite brought in an AMAZING new director, Ms. Tunisia, in 2023 who has completely transformed…read morethe school. She hired and nurtured teachers who understand the importance of consistency and structured learning. She also listens to parents and helps build an environment that fits the needs of your kids (we had a rough patch, and she, along with the teachers helped us through it!). If you want a preschool where your children are engaged, learning, happy, and excited to go to school every day, La Petite is the place to be! With these changes, my daughter has come out of her shell, and is excited to tell me about what she's learning in Ms. Sammi's class (also, my daughter's convinced Ms. Sammi's a princess and I have no reason to disagree!). The "new" La Petite is very much worth a visit!

If I could give zero stars, I would…read more This was our first foray into day care and my worst fears about being a working parent happened. From the get go things seemed fine, the Director was communicative and the virtual tour was fine. However, day one was horrendous. The center is not new which is fine, the workers are varying levels of engaged. Cleanliness is questionable... Concerns noted for some cooking equipment that was being blocked by a cart, chemicals in reach of kids, but then watching the cameras: the way they workers are swapped out and inconsistent treatment of children. My maternal senses knew something was off by the way my children were acting. Husband picked up our little guy who was off camera in a bathroom with a staff member. Son was screaming in pain. Came home to find markings on his back. Daughter had witnessed mistreatment (also advocated for her own mistreatment!) Case filed, did not return. Be aware.

This company is all about customer service. They are extremely personal, you always get a real…read moreperson on the line,and it seems like they all are musicians so they can answer questions with personal knowledge. I've had great support with fixing gear and replacing items that weren't what I needed. Super helpful, super personal, and competitive pricing.

Had a little trouble with the delivery of my Sire Marcus Miller M2 Bass, but it was FedEx's fault…read more Called Sweetwater and their shipping department was immediately on the case. They assured me that even though FedEx dropped the ball (or in this case, the bass!) Sweetwater would replace my purchase. Sweetwater even called a few days after the delivery was finally made to make sure my bass had been delivered and was in good shape. Sweetwater has been a dream to work with for every purchase I have made! If only I could play bass as well as Sweetwater serves after the sale!

Kiddie Academy is top notch. I have a 10 year old and a five year old and we have been sending them…read morefrom the second I was off maternity leave. I have never once had a complaint or worry. The staff not only have strict state guidelines to follow but they also love the kids as their own. There are opportunities for extracurriculars as well such as soccer shots that will come on site and librarians that will come and read to them. They have free open houses with fun activities for the kids as well. The kids learn so many social skills along with the essentials for starting school. I even had comments from my daughter's teacher when she started kindergarten that she was extremely prepared for kindergarten. Could not recommend Kiddie Academy more! Both the north and southwest sites are where you want to send your kids for daycare no question!

My nephew attended this day care. The administrative staff was not able to control their…read moreemployees. I know the word "control" sounds strange, but this is the word the administrator used when my nephew was drinking one of the employees hot coffee that continued to be placed on the children's table in the 2 year olds classroom. She stated she told the employees to keep their coffee out of the childrens reach, but they were not doing it. My neice had this conversation only after CPS contacted her because another parent reported her son and a list of other children drinking coffee, in addition to many other issues. This is a terrible environment for children who can not speak for themselves. Before enrolling your child, please contact the Fort Wayne CPS office for a list of complaints. I am shocked they are still in business!

We love the friendly staff. They really care about our children and want the best for them. The…read moreeducation programs really help our children learn and the facility is very clean and welcoming.

Professional services from students under teaching instructor's guidance. Top brand products used…read morein all services (wash, conditioner, moisturizer, mask, etc.) and they sell some items. Great service.

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