I couldn't say enough good things about this preschool! The teachers are all kind and loving and…read morelove my children like their own. They maintain a level of humor and communication that belies years of teaching and parenting. Sunset Hills' curriculum hits a fine balance of play, art, and academic. My kids love going and my older two were extremely well prepared for kindergarten. Between my three children, we have been involved since 2015 and have another year to go!

I have had all 3 of my children attend this preschool. I can't say enough about how great it's…read morebeen. Such a kind and warm environment. It's a true community for the kids, parents and teachers. The director is outstanding and they have preserved even with covid times being the challenge that it is. My children have attended from 2016-2022. They have had various teachers and ever my single one has been great.

Falk School isn't a terrible place. I think there are a few cons, which I will start with, but it…read moredoes have its good traits, too. Also, I am a former student, having graduated in 2006, so hopefully having some inside knowledge will be helpful. The cons: 1) There was a "hiccup" (to put it lightly) about a recent performance that was not completely vetted before it was performed. It was called "Bread and Puppet" (or something like that) which caused a negative backlash among parents who currently have students there. 2) In specific regard to taking a foreign language class, the only language offered is Spanish. There's nothing wrong with learning it, but I think that the reason given, from what I have heard in the years since graduating Falk, was because there was not enough interest in adding another to the curriculum. Perhaps a good idea going forward would be to send out info prior to the start of the school year to see if the students would be interested in taking a language other than Spanish so that adequate planning can take place to accommodate it. All that being said, a few of the pros were: 1) Being that Falk is a small school, I know that it was easier for people to make friends and also to know where the strengths were in each subject. The teachers made it easier to understand what was being taught by not rushing through the materials and would make an effort to help by making sure to let students ask questions either in a group setting or one on one. 2) There were some fun events like the school carnival each spring and also going on the field trips throughout each year. Personally, I think having events like that were what made my time at Falk enjoyable.

Got kids? Wanna make them smarter? Sign them up for a great education at Falk. I went there from…read moregrades 1-8, and look at me! Well, maybe not at me, but at a lot of great kids who've make a lot of great friends at Falk. The students learn languages, music, arts and crafts, math, science, history and more... plus there are good sports and recreational activities. This all happens in an environment where the staff are encouraged by the very important relationship between Falk and University of Pittsburgh, and Pitt's excellent School of Education. Other schools have good teaching, but Falk's relationship to Pitt means that new methods are being tried and that teaching is being augmented and improved routinely. When I was a student there, I spent one period a day for several weeks experimenting with a "teaching machine", which was a forerunner to the more advanced technology common in schools today. I want to stress that Falk's teachers are not machine substitutes. They are there to teach, to create a great learning environment, and to support the kids in every way. I loved Falk and your kids will, too! Arrange a visit and see for yourself.

Both my husband and I were very interested in enrolling and were pleased with the prompt response…read moreto our inquiry about the facility. I went and toured and was told to let them know as soon as possible about my interest. The very next day I emailed with some questions and how to get enrollment started. It's been 2 weeks and countless emails and phone calls from both me and my husband and not a single person has gotten back to us. It is extremely unprofessional and I am beyond angry that it is so difficult to get even a single response. I hate to say it but this alone makes me not want to enroll my child here. How can I justify spending the money on a place that can't even respond to a call or email?

ABC's For Children Inc. is a wonderful place for your family and children to grow and develop in…read morethe early years of your child's life. We are fortunate to have longevity with our Teachers and Caregivers. Our Nursery has 2 Caregivers who have been caring for babies within our program for the past 30 years. Our Toddler floor's Supervisor has been with our program for the past 3 years and each Toddler teacher has completed either their second year with our program, or they are finishing their first year with our program. They have a great team working together. Our Preschool floor has 2 teachers in our 3 year old classroom that have been with our program for the past 8 years. Our Prekindergarten program is lead by one of our strongest teachers who has been committed to our program for the past 5 years. In addition, our Prekindergarten program has a very dedicated teacher to our program who has been working with us for the past 10 years. Our Private Kindergarten Program is lead by our Teacher who has been with us for the past 10 years as well. She has committed herself to designing our curriculum, educating our teachers, and leading in program development. We are extremely fortunate to have the longevity that is present at ABC's For Children. To watch your children and family grow over the years as we care for the children in our classrooms is an amazing privilege that these teachers do not take lightly. We look forward to serving your family at ABC's For Children Inc.

I wish there was a 1/2 star. My son attended this school. They said he needed evaluated. He didn't…read more"transition well" from play time to craft time. He needed evaluated. He never had an issue at any other school in his entire academic career. He graduated high school with honors. He will graduate with honors from college with honors this year. They would have ruined him. Medicated him. Worst. School. Ever.

This is the best early learning center in the area. Each staff member is kind, caring, and…read moreprofessional. We are so glad to have our little one enrolled at KinderCare of Mt. Lebanon!

From the owner: Infant Programs (6 Weeks - 1 Year), Toddler Programs (1 - 2 Years), Discovery Preschool Programs (2…read more- 3 Years), Preschool Programs (3 - 4 Years), Prekindergarten Programs (4 - 5 Years), Before and After School Programs (5-12 Years), Summer Programs (preschool, prekindergarten, and school-age)

This school was not able or willing to work with my nephew who is just a bit delayed.read more

From the owner: Westminster Nursery School and Kindergarten (WNSK) is a NAEYC (National Association for the…read moreEducation of Young Children) accredited preschool program and Pennsylvania Department of Education licensed kindergarten. We are an extension of Westminster Presbyterian Church, located in the south hills of Pittsburgh. We strive to offer a safe, nurturing, stimulating and creative environment for our students. Our well-trained staff provides developmentally appropriate classes that allow children to become confident, independent and inquisitive learners. Our program also reflects our Christian beliefs, values and traditions by modeling the love of God, self, and others daily. We invite you to learn more about our program and its benefits and we will be glad to answer any questions you may have.

This is a fantastic school system…read more I have three students in the system: two at Jefferson Middle and one at the High School. I am very pleased with the leadership, the facilities, the programs (especially fine-arts/music), and especially the TEACHERS. These are professional teachers. They are dedicated, they treat my kids with respect, and they set great examples. They often show up at after-hours extracurricular-events, something they are not paid to do and do not have to do, but in doing so, help the kids feel what they are doing matters and is important. My family chose Mt. Lebanon among pretty much all Pittsburgh-area communities (via corp. relo) expressly because of the research we did on schools. We have not been disappointed. In fact, my experience so far (two years in) has exceeded my expectations.