Just started sending my kids there this year and could not be happier. Great school teachers,…read morestaff, and church too.

The educational foundation received by my two daughters at SVF have made them who they are -the…read moreacademics, the athletics the arts with Catholic faith at it's core.....they've grown up to be good people with full rides to college and our college grad landing their first career job right out of college. Thank you SVF for partnering with me, the parent.

My husband and I recently participated in the 'Sunflower Bridge' program. Thank you Sunflower for…read morefilling a need in the community - and for looking out for parents as much as out little people. This cohort of classmates were awesome- and our Sunflower facilitators were awesome- and my children loved every minute of getting to play in the Sunflower backyard playspace. This unique 8-week parenting class created community and definitely strengthened my relationship with my SO. I highly recommend this program for providing a safe space for parents to be able to empower each other, dig into their issues, and explore possibilities with like-minded souls. I wanted to be BFFs with every parent there, they were all so cool (and reminded me that I am not alone!). Just as my kids feel at home at Sunflower, so did I. How do they create such an exclusive, empowering space? intention, planning, respect, thoughtfulness - thank you for putting this together. Can't wait to see what you come up with next! Whatever it is, count us in! P.S. Also, thank you Sunflower for sharing Feather Berkowitz's incredible and important 'Parenting Safe Children' workshop - which we only took because you recommend it so highly - and it is absolutely an invaluable resource. Important invaluable. Thank you!

Our son just finished a summer camp program at Sunflower and we couldn't be happier! They were…read morepatient and kind with our family as this was the first time our son has been apart from us. He absolutely loved his time at Sunflower and can't wait to start going back again in the Fall. We are in gratitude!

I have managed enrollment for 65 childcare centers nationwide. The company I worked for had no…read morelocations locally, so set out to find accolades of childcare provider I had learned first through business and then becoming a parent. It is not how new the toys are the kids or us parents care about, it is the people they are with and whom care for them that leave sole impression mattering most. Andrea immediately caught my attention in our initial phone call at, on the spot, immediate knowledge of those under her care individually and the ratios. When inquiring about availability, she wasn't talking numbers, she was speaking names and birthdays. True, the facilities could use but of a facelift; however, I value trust and earnest intent above all. The infant room was wonderful for our son. The only reason we left was because of health issues and as a parent, but also employee--the question--really comes down to cost / benefit of reliability. To be fair, I wouldn't have had my son remain at oxford through the preschool years, but that is a personal, educational evaluation, not relative to quality of care. While the regulation And check points are key, I didn't want my son in the arms of an institution--And oxford academy gave more than that. Teachers, really care givers to my infant son were lovely. Nurturing, patient, and focused. Yes mistakes get made. Anywhere. We are all human and as parents, especially new--think we should have most empathy when met with good will, ownership and solution.

I love Oxford and I am so grateful for all of the staff who's there that takes their time and pride…read moreto pour into our children.

I highly recommend this school. Their curriculum is top notch and every single one of the staff…read moremembers from front desk to teaching staff to administrators are so kind and nurturing. You can really tell they absolutely love their job and love the kids. My daughter has learned so much in one year. Way more than she did two years prior at other schools. Highly recommend.

Has so many issues and I pray things change but very uncomfortable with so many things there that…read moredefeated any resemblance of an educational and promoted lack of value. I pulled my son. They are hideous. Run! Run! Run!

My two youngest daughters started in Early Learning Academy in recent months. All the staff are so…read morefriendly and kind. Both of my girls run in the door every morning, they love going. They have a beautiful outdoor space to play surrounded by trees and plenty of fun activities indoors too. Not once have my girls not wanted to go. Every day is fun and I am happy knowing they are well cared for while they're there. Definitely recommend it.

My son and my family loved Early Learning Academy. They are…read moreloving and caring ! Best in boca

I brought my son for a nature tots…read more Upon arrival we were greeted by Angie, the facilitator who was incredible . The children are encouraged to have complete autonomy in choosing how they would like to explore the spaces. Angie was very attentive, always making sure the stations were refilled and mindful with all of the different play areas that she set up for the space. It's a very cute space and a great introduction to start thinking if perhaps you'd like to send your child to Coco Plum nature school for schooling someday . I gave it a four stars because it is smaller and slightly less time as some of the other facilities offered in the area which are priced at the same amount. And the mud kitchen was too high for the children to use no stepstool provided for them to reach. Tables for the crafts were also regular sized, which could work for older children, but smaller table sets with seats for children could potentially be better. However, it makes sense why they don't have these things as the school starts at kindergarten and the nature taught is a once a month occurrence. Overall, it was a fun morning and we will still return.

Enrolling my son in Kindergarten at Cocoplum has been a fantastic decision. He's genuinely excited…read moreabout learning and continues to amaze me with his grasp of sciences and math. This is a stark contrast to his previous experience in a VPK program, which closely followed the traditional Florida public school system and left him dreading school. At Cocoplum, the kids enjoy 1-2 weekly trips, have daily al fresco lunches, and participate in interactive games and peer-to-peer learning for math, sciences, and reading. This unique approach has fostered my son's independence, thoughtfulness, and confidence. He's not only curious but also eager to share what he's learned. I also want to highlight the incredible leadership at the school, which is founded and run by two remarkable women. Melanie, the executive director, exudes a pleasant demeanor and brings a calming energy that the kids adore. Fernanda, the other founder, focuses on the curriculum, taking the time to genuinely listen to the children and connect with them on their level. Her approach encourages various forms of creative play and learning; she's like the Latina Miss. Frizzle! Being Mexican, Fernanda also incorporates a significant amount of Spanish in the classrooms, which is important to me since I speak Spanish at home. The teachers are wonderful and trained in the Conscious Discipline method. In teaching, they are observant and facilitate learning by tapping into each child's curiosity. An example from the other day: In Kindergarten, the kids were read a funny book. They were so excited by it that they took it upon themselves to rewrite the words and phrases from the book. When I was a kid, we were forced to write out sentences from books, but in my son's class, the kids WANT TO :) ! A few times a week, the teachers share anecdotes and photos on an app, which are linked to various learning objectives. While the school is play-based and creative, they do assess levels of competence across various subjects on a quarterly basis. This is something only the parents see and not the students, unlike traditional schools where kids are shown their report cards. It brings me great comfort knowing that my child is in incredibly capable hands and surrounded by kind and caring children and adults, eliminating the need for me to constantly hover over him. Truly, it's a fantastic school. Oh, and I almost forgot to mention the small class sizes, which is a huge plus!

I am sad to say that I let the $132/week fee sway my decision to send my 2yo son here. I had a…read moresuspicion that the school would be sub-par from the first visit. Not that the staff is mean or anything (the center director is incredibly nice and seems friendly), but the grounds are deplorable, the classrooms are lackluster, and I have, in two weeks seen my son's name on the daily status sheet only TWICE. There are also very few toys and NO books in the classroom. The teacher informed me that the children tear the books up . . . disturbing since we have about 50 books at my house, in his room, and not one is missing a page - he TREASURES his books!!! The normal "stations" in the classroom are just bare shelves. What is most alarming is my child's behavior since he started. He is an only child - and this is his 3rd fulltime daycare due to relocation. At his last daycare, I got constant reports that he was a great sharer, gave hugs all the time, and was kind and giving to all the children. They never reported aggression, fighting, biting, etc. But at this school, when I noticed on two occasions, two other boys fighting, punching and playing "guns", I became more alarmed that perhaps the environment is not as nurturing as it should be. My son knows his alphabet, numbers to 20 & colors in both English and Spanish, days of the week, shapes, and is an avid reader. His teachers at Youthland were AMAZED by his vocabulary. But in just two weeks, he has become downright impossible at home, has hit and pushed the other children and constantly plays POW-POW with everything he can get his hands on. And instead of his CONSTANT yapping, "Mommy, milk please. Mommy, potty please. Mommy, snack please" and "Thank you, mommy", I've been getting mostly grunting and pointing and meltdowns when I remind him to use his words. Out of character completely!!! I feel sad, and very sorry that I exposed my formerly well-behaved son to this madness. I won't skimp again, no matter what. Lesson learned.

RUN far away from this school!!! My son was in the baby/toddler class and he got sick 24/7 because…read morethey allowed other kids to come to school sick. They always failed to inform parents if other kids are sick. They would hide it and act as if your child is the only one sick when 5 other kids have already gotten sick and passed it to your child. This facility is very sneaky and all about making money & sweeping things under the rug. Do NOT send your child here you will regret it!!! The teachers are nice but your child will LEARN nothing!!