From the moment we contacted Montessori Ivy League to schedule a tour to the moment we decided to…read moremove our son to a different school, we had such an overwhelmingly positive experience with the entire staff. The enrollment process was like none we had ever experienced before. They offered us an observation where our son went to the classroom for the teacher to get an understanding of his current level of functioning then we also had an opportunity to speak with a current parent of another student who was very helpful. The teacher is amazing and we saw the difference in our son at home. He came home showing us that he learned how to peel an orange himself and he became more independent overall. The only reason we decided to leave is thw distance. We live in Dania Beach and with the traffic and school zones in the morning, too much time was being taken for traveling. Otherwise, we would happily keep our son enrolled. We love Ms. Salma and her entire staff who are highly professional.

Our daughter has been at Montessori Ivy League since 2024, and honestly, it has been amazing to…read morewatch how much she has grown and bloomed here. She had almost a year of recurring ear infections before having ear tube surgery, which caused delays in her speech and communication. Because of that, she has needed a little extra patience and support. What means the most to us is that we have never once heard a complaint from her teachers ( Ms Rubina and Ms Ana ). Instead, they have always given us encouragement, reassurance, and support. After a few bad experiences at other school, our biggest priority was finding somewhere safe and caring where our daughter would be loved and accepted. Montessori Ivy League has been exactly that. And academically, it has honestly gone beyond our expectations. She loves to read, has a big vocabulary, is great with fine motor skills, has wonderful manners, and is becoming very independent. Her teachers never made us feel like she was a "problem." They saw her as a child who just needed a little extra support, and they truly love her. She is now in Class 4. We were nervous about the transition, but it went so smoothly. Right now, I am spending about six hours every other day at school as her temporary shadow while we wait for ABA support. Being there so much has actually given me the chance to see the school and teachers more closely than ever. I have become even more impressed with Ms. Salma, the director. I recently found out that she is also a Montessori author and has written books that are actually used in the classrooms. She truly believes in the traditional Montessori method and in Dr. Maria Montessori's approach. The teachers are Montessori certified, and you can really see the difference. It's honestly pretty amazing watching a group of four-year-olds count from 1-100, know all seven days of the week and the months of the year, learn their city and state, and at the same time learn how to be independent and respectful. Ms. Marie is our daughter's teacher now. She is firm and has high expectations, but she is also so kind and loving. The kids love her, and our daughter already loves her too. I also love the culture of the school. The children are kind and respectful and love helping the younger kids. Our daughter is the baby of her class, and she is so loved by her little friends. In the two years we have been there, I have never seen an aggressive parent environment either. Of course, this school may not be for everyone. The teachers believe in boundaries, discipline, manners, and accountability. Personally, I think that is part of why the children are so well-mannered and kind. When Ms. Salma found out that I have to temporarily shadow my daughter, she said, "Please let us know whatever we can do to help your child." That really says everything about her. And one more thing I really appreciate: when you tour the school, they don't put on a special show. You see a normal day, just as it is. I truly think this school is way underrated. If you are looking for a safe, loving, structured place where your child can learn, grow, and become independent, please give Montessori Ivy League a chance. Come see it for yourself. I'm the mom who is currently there about six hours every other day, so if you're a new parent and want to talk to a current parent honestly, I'm always happy to chat. Julea

PARENTS BEWARE!!! Harvard Academy does not supervise your children well. They leave them open to…read morebullying in the playground area. I pulled my son out after seeing several incidents involving bullying on the grounds while pulling up to the main office. Not one Academy employee was in sight each time the incidents occurred. When you call them out on it they don't hold any accountability. If you want your kids to be safe, then take them anywhere else but here!

Before I begin, PLEASE dont allow this school to lead you to believe that they "...don't have any…read morerecord of my name in their files", as this is a 100% lie. That is their generic response to ALL negative reviews. Check it out. My daughter was in the Kindergarten class of Ms. Brianna for 2 weeks. Snack time is "optional" (up to the teacher) and my daughter's class had the street sign "Galaxy Avenue" in the hallway pointing toward the classroom. So, in less than 2 weeks of my daughter being there, she had her hair pulled 3 times (by the same boy) and was intentionally kicked by a boy that was going down the slide too soon (right behind her). Now, I know these kind of things happen. Boys will be boys, right? The problem was that the teacher claimed to have seen none of this. No discipline was handed down to any of these kids after she was informed of their behavior either. My wife wrote a letter to the teacher explaining the situation (the letter has to be handed to an administrator as this is the only way that you can initiate contact with a teacher, by the way). The teacher called her over later that day to discuss it. In addition to the extreme defensiveness and bad attitude she displayed, she accused my daughter of "instigating" these situations. The same daughter that was very shy and intimidated by going to a new school AND that won a Character Education Award for best self control in her entire age group the year before! Sound like an "instigator" to you? She also made up a lie about my daughter handing another kid a pair of scissors and asked that she cut her hair (she has never had a haircut and is scared of getting one). So, we requested a sit down meeting. As we found out in short order at this meeting, there was no attempt to offer a solution to this issue as the teacher (and the 2 other administrators there) were only concerned about defending the teacher. No empathy whatsoever for the student, just "were right and you're wrong". We withdrew her after this meeting. They couldn't care less about disciplining bad behavior or admitting any kind of fault or expressing empathy toward the student. Stay away!

I'm so grateful for the Primrose management, teacher and staff…read more My son was previously in a preschool which I was very happy with, however one day we randomly received a letter that the daycare was going to abruptly close in a week. Both me and my husband are working parent and this came in as a shock and had no idea what to do. After doing some research and visited a few schools in a matter of days we decided to go with primrose. While they didn't necessarily had the space at the moment they were able to make an exception based on our situation. Is it an expensive school? Yes, very expensive to be honest. However , the level of education and care he received was unmatched. I do truly think they care about their kids and the quality is very high. As we now transition to elementary school I would highly recommend this preschool to anyone.

We were fortunate enough to choose Primrose Cooper City when they first opened their doors. The…read morelevel of education and care has been exceptional throughout the years. Our daughter Sofia just graduated and we have received such good feedback on her knowledge base and preparedness for Kindergarten. I strongly attribute this to the instruction of her VPK teachers Miss Kayla & Miss Yulisa. They go above and beyond day in and out!

As a parent of both a neurodivergent son and a neurotypical daughter, finding the right school was…read moreincredibly important to us. DSA has been amazing. The small class sizes allow for personalized attention, and the teachers' love and commitment to the students shine through every day. Having on-site services like PT, OT, and ABA is a massive benefit. Teachers like Ms Jay, Ms Burton, Ms. Walker, and Ms Kaycee make it such a pleasure to have our kids there. It's very apparent that the staff truly love what they do!

My daughter Janelia has been going to Dickens Sanomi since kindergarten. My experience with this…read moreschool has been great. The staff are great and easy to talk to. Kudos to the principal Miss Juliet, Teachers like Miss Kacey, miss walker,miss Nikia and miss Nicky. Just to name a few because all the staff are awesome. I felt comfortable leaving my child in their care. They treat everyone like family. Ive seen them go above and beyond for kids that need extra help. They protect their kids. I would recommend this school to anyone.

Very old building, not kept up or maintained. Staff is not certified to teach, many can hardly…read morespeak English.( They aren't foreigners, they're Just uneducated).There are cockroaches and bugs in the classrooms and cafeteria. It's filthy and a waster ofd money,. send your kids to public school and save your money.

My daughter is currently attending this school. We are extremely pleased with my child's education…read more The staff and principal are excellent!- The classes are small and there is a lot of one to one interaction with the teachers. I do like that daily feedback I receive from the teachers. I feel my child is safe and happy, all while learning!

My son is three years old, and happily attending Linda's Kids Garden and love it, I was impressed…read morewith the attention and all the honest information received the first day we tour the school. My son is in the spectrum, and have some challenges, since the first day they told me we could try it, and as long as he is happy, learning and safe. He has learned to socialize a little, follow more directions and has learned a bunch, colors, numbers and is enjoying all the art activities they do daily. Thank you for Linda's he also learned to eat different foods.The staff is so caring and patient.

This daycare is conveniently located a few blocks away from I-95, near Hallandale Beach Blvd…read more COVID protocols are enforced. Before signing in your child, you must use hand sanitizer, temperatures are taken for every kid, and the kids must wash their hands before going to their class. Backpacks and lunchboxes are wiped with Lysol wipes. I love Ms.Mirta!! She's the teacher for 2 year olds. My niece has been attending this daycare facility for a year now. Vanessa, the owner of the daycare is usually there in the mornings, greeting the parents and children. I appreciate all the wonderful ladies working at this center. If you are looking for caring, professional, and loving, individuals to care for your children, I definitely recommend this daycare!!

In the time my daughter has been there, I can't say more positive things!!The staff is caring and…read moreattentive, and the facility is clean and well-maintained. They provide a variety of activities and daily updates on my daughter's progress. I feel confident and at ease knowing she is in good hands at this daycare. Highly recommend!

If I could give this daycare more stars I would! Everyone there is so kind and welcoming to my 2…read moreyear old. They really put my mind at ease when I changed him from his previous daycare, he loves it here and has learned so much! You receive daily pictures and many activities. I highly recommend

Sunset Sudbury School is the perfect setting for my 5 year old son. He has the opportunity to move…read morearound all day long, learn what he wants when he is ready, and handle age-appropriate responsibilities - an opportunity not given to most children his age. He is becoming more confident and independent and enjoys going to school. The Sudbury philosophy is very different from what most people consider school should be. But, it makes the most sense! I encourage everyone to learn more about it and join us.

My daughter WAS enrolled into the school and absolutely hated it. She constantly told me about how…read morebehind she was because the staff never gave her the proper attention she needed. The school was unhygienic and the students were forced to clean every Tuesday and Thursday. All the "learning" in the school was just children being left to do whatever they wanted for six hours. Although I do believe in some freedom the children were not learning. Staff were also an issue, they chose to play with a select few of the little kids. My daughter often said how she felt brushed off and ignored. The school was mostly run by the students doing "school meeting" and "judicial committee" The judicial committee was full of little kids abusing their power of "writing people up" and the school meeting was often disorganized. Decisions and issues were tabled for weeks. The event that was the last straw for me was the way the school was run before an open house. As mentioned the children had to clean the school every Tuesday and Thursday however the day before an open house was what they called a "deep clean." Many of the jobs were shoved onto the older kids and the most disgusting ones included knocking cobwebs down from the ceiling or sweeping up the ant piles behind the couches. I was appalled my child was forced to do this during a school day and also the school was in such a condition. Although I do not agree with the public school method this "school" is a joke