I substituted here. Over the years I enjoyed it because the staff is friendly and it's a Christian…read moreenvironment. Prayer before lunch, Christian principles being taught Bible reading would have given it five stars but there's no hot lunch for the kids it's just packaged stuff and not that healthy.

Quality staff and education. Grateful for this school and how they partner with families to…read moredisciple students.

This is a wonderful school. Our child has been with them for the past year. They take good care of…read moreour son. Everyone knows the children and what they need. He has blossomed at this school. From the director to the teachers this has been a wonderful experience. I highly recommend this school!

My son absolutely loved going here! We provided a lunch for him. The teachers are amazing they do…read moresuch fun activities each day and when my son got home he was pooped out! We were new here in South Carolina and I wanted my 5 year old to meet new people and have friends. This is and by far the best summer camp! Well it's the only one we have been too but still. Staff was great! The place they kept so clean and always smelling fresh.

St. Timothy's Children's Center is located in the St. Timothy's Lutheran Church in Goose Creek…read more It's a mighty fine preschool that our daughter started the beginning of this month and we are very please so far. The teachers and staff here have been great to us and our daughter, she has made some new friends and is learning to socialize with other children. The pricing is great, a little below average pricing for preschools in the area. I guess my only gripe is the preschool meets 8am til 12pm; I would rather school start at 7:30 and go all day so it didn't interfere with my work schedule. But I do understand that's how most preschools are and we are lucky and happy to have found St. Timothy's.

If I could give zero stars, I would. This business should not be open to any children. There is a…read morereason why there is no waitlist. My son lasted one day there. The place is dirty, the teachers clearly do not like children and the director gaslights the parents. We saw things with our own eyes upon arrival and that was enough to remove our child from this place. We notified the director about the teacher's behavior and the director neglected to do anything or even acknowledge that the behavior was unacceptable to a preschool teacher. My child still has nightmares about that one day.

Even though right now our son doesn't go there anymore the school does a great job with working…read morewith the kids and the families. Thank you for everything you did!

This is an amazing school and you can feel that God is there from the moment you step onto the…read morecampus. Learning is individualized for the student and as an inclusion school , ALL students are welcome. Teachers are caring and the principal has terrific skills working with children and their varying needs. It really is a school you need to visit to fully understand. I highly recommend this school for a small school it has so many big things- heart and love are two of them. Your child will be exposed to Jesus and learn to pray as well. Go and visit it!

A local private school, tucked into a small corner of North Charleston, where you wouldn't know it…read morewas there unless you were looking for it. However, this school is one of the best things to happen to our children in a long time (aside from having awesome parents). The teacher to student ratio is very low, so you know that your child is getting the attention that they need. This school is K-8, and tends to attract and serve those families who have children with special needs. Scholarship programs are available as well for families who qualify. A new principal this year is working hard with the school and community to ensure that SJCS becomes more in tune with the community and has done a lot of work to give the school a face lift over the summer. Parent involvement is high and activities are provided after school and on weekends, both for students and parents. Many children use this as a stepping stone to work their way in to local public schools, but several stay all the way through graduation to high school, and alumni often come back to help out in various ways.

We are so happy with Daniel Island Academy. Having sent our 2 year old to two other daycares before…read moreDIA, we now understand why DIA is considered a "school" and not a daycare. Our daughter talks happily about her teachers daily, and loves to tell us about new games she and her friends have come up with. The teachers have helped our daughter learn how to sit at the table for community meals, listen attentively at story time, and learn to regulate her big feelings. DIA is a special place with a supportive faculty and engaged parent community. Highly recommend!

My daughter went there for 7 months (2007-2008) when she was 3 years old. Awesome school, the best…read morein the area (I looked at 3 other schools in Mount Pleasant, and DI topped them all). Lana liked it so much she still introduces herself as a "dolphin"! that was her class. The school is big, well equipped inside and outdoors, full of extra curriculum classes (you pay extra about $35-$45 per month) and overall the atmosphere is buzzing with a positive energy. Lana had young teachers. All very knowledgeable and great with kids. One downside they changed 3 times while she was there. You get reports every day. You can see the kids art creations posted on the walls next to each class. The school has lots of events and field trips (one every other week). One big plus for me was the fact the school cooks fresh, quality and nutritious food every day. They will accommodate health special needs. There was great deal of involvement from parents who are expected and highly encouraged to participate. We were meeting at least once a month (great chance to get out too and make new connections) to discuss activities for kids and ways to help the teachers. About tuition payments: The school is relatively expensive for South Carolina, close to $900 a month for 4-6 years old, but is well worth it. DI is one of the few NAEYC accredited schools in the state. The tuition needs to be paid 2 weeks in advance every other week. When you enroll you're also asked to pay for the last 2 weeks of the calendar year (i.e. you pay this year for June 2009) Bottom line Daniel Island Academy is an excellent pre-shool choice.

This was the closest option for a half day program for my son. The staff are wonderful. I just…read morethink the curriculum is ok. My son does not come home with art projects. Which I enjoyed with my daughter hen she was little. They work with a work book that I could of bought from a book store. There is no music class. I'm not sure if they attend chapel weekly.

My second grade child attends the after school program and we have been very pleased. The preschool…read morebus picks him up from school and he does his homework while he is there. The teachers are friendly and the preschool is clean. The director, Michelle, is great to work with.