This is apparently the old Lincoln Elementary, because the city website lists one on Helmbright a…read morefew blocks away. This building looks still in use, though, so I'm not sure. Of course, we were here for the playground. And it's a bit old and rundown, and there was some trash, so, maybe it's not part of the current school. You can see it right on Havens Corners, right beside the Lincoln HS stadium. Baby K and I saw it from the car, so we stopped in. (Passed a couple of churches with nice playgrounds, but also fences or signs warning away the rabble.) It's big, and has some nice modern-ish equipment plus some older metal stuff. Lots of climbing areas, a couple of slides, a smaller playground for little kids. I guess Baby K wasn't taken with it because she wanted to leave after 10 minutes or so, an assessment I agreed with.

A wonderful preschool! The teachers are caring and knowledgeable. So glad I made the decision to…read moresend my daughter here.

This review is only for the playground…read more A big play area, with several structures and sets of swings, climbing equipment, etc. Spread all along the back of the school, in raised areas with mulch. And: benches. Great for parents, uncommon at school playgrounds. Lots of interesting things to play on, including a firetruck. Baby K loved it.

It is so remarkable. Today (May 22 2024) was the last day of school. I had so much great memories…read morethere! I am going to middle school next year. The clap-out was insane, there were people crying there and all over. You should definitely go there! The teachers there are very nice. New field opening for the middle schoolers ... Overall is it Great!!! Definitely recommend going..!!

Toddlers are moved between 2 classes throughout the day in order to maintain ratio; AGAINST state…read morelaw to do this. From the state report: During the inspection, it was determined that children were moved from Giraffe group to Monkey group in order to maintain compliance with staff/child ratios and group size limitations. Ratios must be maintained without moving children from one group to another and disrupting their continuity of care. Please send a statement to verify compliance in this area. In happy news, our 21 month old has stopped biting and is thriving at his new daycare (a different goddard).Thanks to his observant teachers, they were able to see a pattern and stopped it. This experience has taught us to do very careful homework.

Great school, fantastic teachers, and fabulous leadership. We love the Goddard School - Executive…read moreParkway - and highly recommend it to any family looking for quality programming for their child. They have become a second family to us!

We were just here for the playground. The idea of a French school is intriguing, but we came on a…read moresummer day and have zero experience with the school itself. There are two small playsets, both nice, plus swings, hopscotch, a small basketball hoop, etc. One bench for tired parents. Plenty of parking close by. Baby K loved it.

This review is only for the playgrounds. The school is part of a large complex, with a middle…read moreschool, ball fields, etc. Park over by the elementary school and walk (quite a ways) to the playground areas. There are several clusters of play equipment, for various ages, and Baby K enjoyed every bit of it. Slides, a firetruck, swings, etc. Lots of fun. And lots of kids there, from the neighborhood. Plenty of places for parents to sit. Some shade.

Review for playground only. Baby K loved this place. Several playsets scattered over a wide area…read more One for smaller kids, fenced in. A bigger one out back. Several old metal pieces, one in shade. Lots to do, and running between them is fun (for kids, not old parents...) I think there was one bench, in the sun. Handy parking.