We can't speak highly enough of this school and it's staff/teachers. The curriculum is very…read moreorganized, the classrooms are very clean and organized and everyone is very friendly. This truly feels like a little school with hustle & bustle and fun friendly activity when dropping off and picking up our daughter. This is definitely a school setting and not a day care so it really encourages learning & engagement. Our daughter was timid on her first day (naturally) however, her second day and beyond, she's been excited to go to school. She runs up to the teachers and is happy to show them her shirt or gives them hugs. This was a rare occasion at her previous school so it's telling just how comfortable she really is at Primrose. Her teachers Ms. Kelly, Ms. Venita & Ms. Maren have been amazing with our daughter. They always have a smile, friendly and have gentle personalities which foster a warm environment. Delise, the director (principal) has been great to work with, very communicative & very organized which is appreciated! We're super happy at this school! If you like clean, organized & friendly places, you'd be happy here too!

Update: Leadership at Primrose referenced "confidentiality requirements" and "steps already taken,"…read morein their public response to my review (seen below). In the interest of transparency, current and prospective parents should know that those steps included having their attorney at Goodspeed and Merrill send my family a cease‑and‑desist letter threatening a defamation lawsuit in conjunction with a fabricated CPS report if I did not immediately remove my review. The CPS allegations they threatened to file were created by flipping our concerns about the school back onto us; even if those allegations had been true, they still would not constitute child abuse. I'll be attaching the threatening document they sent so families can understand exactly what is going on. My review is based entirely on my firsthand experience. Any parent who wants to understand the situation more fully is welcome to reach out. Original Post: I'm writing this as a parent who keeps receipts- emails, timelines, photos, everything. And based on that documentation, I want other families to know what we experienced here. Our son came home with a bad bruise on his back, yet we heard nothing from the school. When brought to their attention, the school said they documented, but they repeatedly refused to give us the incident report. This wasn't an isolated issue. When our son caught a virus the school had emailed about a week earlier, the owner later denied the presence of the virus -- despite us having the original message. We also discovered missed diaper changes in our son's log that led to a severe diaper rash. From my perspective, this daycare is more focused on protecting its image than being honest with parents or providing consistent care. Please do your homework before enrolling -- ask for policies in writing and trust your instincts.

Great place. The facilities are roomy, modern, secure, top notch. The teachers are caring,…read moreengaged, and professional. Should definitely be on the short list of your preschools to check out.

My son was here for 2 years and it was so pleasant- Christianity was focused on but not to the…read morepoint where it was distracting. We also attended the church there. It's a beautiful facility and the teachers are very nice- really neat families and we met many friends. Nothing but great, fond and wonderful memories - recommend for pre k and kindie!

FOR YOUR TODDLER PLEASE READ! Contact me personally with any…read morequestions' Below I have added 6 incident reports which my toddler received almost weekly this is only a few. These will show clearly not only does the owner not care about child safety but that these kids are being ignored by the teachers. If a teacher was paying attention and not talking to friends on their phones most of these could have been avoided. I have a ton more issues with this school and owner. The issues include: My daughter being left with spoiled milk for extended periods during full school days on multiple occasions. Being informed that there is no standard practice to replace children's cups with fresh water during the day or to clean them routinely. Frequent minor injuries occurring on a near-weekly basis, which I believe are related to inadequate supervision. I have personally observed staff using phones during classroom hours instead of actively monitoring the children. A consistent lack of communication regarding my daughter's daily activities. Despite being told she participates in art daily, I have never received any of her work. A noticeable behavioral change in my daughter. She was previously comfortable and social; she is now fearful of returning and appears anxious around other children. When I ask about my daughter's day at drop-off or pick-up, I am often ignored or treated as though my questions are an inconvenience. Teachers playing on cellphones while watching children which leads to more incidents, lack of care, and discomfort around students The owners reply shows zero remorse and more frames it as a misunderstanding? Do these look like a misunderstanding? These children are being neglected. They do nothing to help parents issues or help the students

When i picked up my kid one of the teachers, Britney breath smelled like straight alcohol, which is…read morenot appropriate at all for the work place or with kids! i'm in the process of contacting management now , Don't Bring Your Kid Here !

Our experience with Ohana Early Learning in Littleton ended in what felt like clear retaliation for…read moreraising serious safety concerns. In under 3 months, our son was bitten 4 times, each severe enough to break skin. One incident wasn't even noticed by staff; we discovered it at home. We were told there were known "biters" in the class before my son had even started at the daycare, confirmed by the teacher, yet the issue continued without meaningful intervention. It became clear this was an ongoing classroom problem that was not being properly managed, creating an unsafe environment not just for our child but for others as well. After the fourth bite, I stated this could not continue and that my child's safety comes first. Within an hour after talking to the teacher and administration in the morning, we received an email saying I was "rude and disrespectful" and our child was immediately terminated. Yes, they will say they communicated and followed protocol but repeated injuries, a missed incident, and lack of improvement tell a different story. Dismissing a family for speaking up instead of addressing the issue is unacceptable. Instead of fixing a known problem, they chose to remove the family who raised it.

I've been taking my daughter here for 2 1/2 years and absolutely love it. All of the staff knows my…read moredaughter (not just her own teacher) and she lights up when she sees them. Her learning has grown exponentially here as well. They use an app that updates us on how she's doing throughout the day which is wonderful for a working mama. My second daughter will be starting at 6 months and we are so excited to know she's going somewhere safe where she'll learn & thrive. There is so much to look at for childcare & we're so happy we found Ohana.

We moved from another daycare in the area and could not be happier with our move. Our 15 month old…read morewent from crying every morning to happily leaving us in the morning. She loves her teachers, all the opportunities to play inside and out and we love seeing all the different activities they do in a day. We have appreciated how positive, engaging and interactive the director is and you can tell she loves her job along with everyone who gets to work for her. We are so happy to have such a wonderful place for our daughter to learn and play each day.

From the owner: The Learning Experience is a leading daycare in Littleton providing infant care, toddler daycare,…read morepreschool, and pre-k programs for children ages six weeks to six years. Families searching for dependable child care in Littleton trust our safe, nurturing classrooms and engaging early childhood education programs. Our proprietary curriculum supports kindergarten readiness through hands on learning, STEM activities, music, fitness, and social emotional development. From infant daycare and toddler programs to private preschool and after school care in Littleton, our experienced teachers deliver structured learning, enrichment programs, and reliable child care near Littleton for working families.

I've been an employee here for almost a year now and it's been pretty good. Management is always in…read morethe classrooms helping and they do their best to meet your needs as a teacher. The center is also incredibly tight knit. All of the teachers know all of the students and all of the students know all of the teachers. It's like one big family. I would recommend working here. You'll be better for it.

My son has been going to LPL since he was 5 months old and he will be going to kindergarten in the…read morefall. First of all, he LOVES going to school and always has. He is always excited to tell me about his day when he gets home. It is a very warm environment with teachers and leaders who care about the kiddos. The director and assistant director are both wonderful people. I have the utmost trust in them and their staff. We even take our son there for "Parent's Night Out" and I never worry about his wellbeing. My son hasn't gotten sick any more or less than other kids at other day cares. In taking your kid to daycare, they get sick more, but usually have a tougher immune system later. I have recommended this day care to a handful of new parents and I wouldn't refer my friends if I didn't have complete faith in the care my son receives there!

Our son attended MHA for kindergarten and first grade. Here are the positives: people are kind. Our…read moreson's elementary teacher Ms A rocked it. MHA staff was very open to communication. MHA community seemed to have good hearted people in majority. Here are some of the negative experiences we had: Covid management and operations management spoke unprepared and very weak. After care homework program was very unique. Staff did not communicate properly in regards to bullying that was going in the classroom. School should have been more transparent on bullying policies.

This school has been amazing for both of my children this is a close knit family at Mile High. You…read morealso have some of the alumni working here as well.I'm very happy I found this school.The parents also have been very inviting and helpful.

Our child is absolutely THRIVING at Mackintosh and has become a more confident person since…read morestarting at Mack over a year ago. Like many kids, my son was apprehensive about changing schools, but within a month he realized that he was where he belonged, and now he tries to spend every extra minute he can at school attending before or after school clubs. The International Baccalaureate (IB) curriculum is an excellent basis for in-depth education and exploration, but the true strength of Mackintosh is the amazing teaching faculty and staff. All of the teachers seem to love their jobs and their students and with the low student/teacher ratios, the teachers truly know the kids and how to elicit their best thinking and work. Like all learners, gifted students have strengths and weaknesses, and the teachers are able to offer broad enrichment to support a student's strengths as well as support and scaffolding for a student's challenge areas. They are able to support a learner who may be three years ahead in math, but who finds writing a struggle. The teachers are willing to differentiate instruction and assignments and meet students where they are and gently push them to grow and believe in their abilities. Some more things that I love about the school: amazing grade-level theatrical performances, multi-day nature-based field trips for the older grades, outside lunch as weather allows, and a well-rounded curriculum that includes PE every day, plus either performing or visual arts every day and a period every day that is split between Spanish some days and design others. I wish more kids could experience a Mackintosh education. I saw some comments about bullying. I am not personally aware of any bullying at the school, and I haven't had any parents share any bullying experiences with me. Also, I haven't experienced any "cliques" among the parents. Everyone seems very nice and genuine. If you have a gifted learner who would benefit from a warm, enriching, education, we strongly recommend that you consider Mackintosh Academy.

My daughter went to Mackintosh. I believe Mackintosh was instrumental in her development. They…read morereally work hard on teaching students the why, the how, and they emphasize on "critical thinking" , evaluating arguments, and analyzing information (areas other schools don't have time or resources for) We also were lucky the school created a "heritage Spanish" class for a few kids like my daughter who were raised bilingual. Maria Cardona was in charge of creating from scratch the curriculum for a handful of kids for a few years. My daughter improved in her writing and reading comprehension a lot. The topics covered during all those years touched on many areas so I'm very appreciative of Maria Cardona's creative curriculum and patience throughout those years. We also had very good experiences with all classes, from advanced math, to art, and everything in between. I'm sure that will be key for my daughter's high school and college future

I'm writing this review as a parent whose children attended Northridge Elementary School, and I…read morefeel compelled to share the deeply troubling experiences we endured over the years. My oldest son attended Northridge from 2nd through 6th grade, and his time there was marked by repeated incidents of bullying and racial discrimination. He was physically assaulted multiple times--on the school bus, in the hallways, and during recess. One of the most horrifying incidents involved another student beating him with my son's own 40oz Yeti bottle while hurling racial slurs. This was caught on camera and reported, yet the school failed to take meaningful action. Even during his final days at Northridge, the trauma continued. In May 2023, after receiving his yearbook, a student wrote the N-word in it. When I brought this to the principal's attention the last few weeks of school. On graduation day, I was told they were "sorry" but couldn't do anything because it was the end of the school year. That response was not only dismissive, it was unacceptable. Sadly, my younger child, who was in kindergarten that same year, also faced bullying. He was physically hurt when another student slammed his hand in the front door and was repeatedly cursed at and harassed during class, lunchtime and recess. Staff members were often disengaged, more focused on their phones than supervising the children. Again, the school failed to act, offering excuses and false claims that police had been involved, but none of which were true. Throughout our time at Northridge, incidents were brushed aside, and no real consequences were ever enforced. The emotional toll on my children has been significant, and the school's failure to protect them or take responsibility is beyond disappointing. I have other children, and I will never enroll them at Northridge. No family should have to endure what we did. Shame on this school for its negligence and lack of compassion.

Both my kids have really enjoyed this elementary school, they are currently in 3rd and 4th grade…read moreand we haven't had a lot of issues, if any. Teachers are great and principal, Katie Lynch, is really compassionate. My oldest nephew also goes here and it's been really neat to see them grow. COVID handling was pretty touch and go but I think that's how it goes everywhere. Drop off and pick up are a nightmare- make sure to have a routine and leave with enough time to park!