Let me paint you a picture of what I walk in on when I picked up my 14 month old grand daughter at…read moreDiscovery Point East Paulding daycare this afternoon... the radio is blasting so loud (not kids songs) that they couldn't hear my grand daughter crying and she is standing right next to one of the two caregivers just crying her eyes out and I could tell she had been crying for sometime and neither of them paid any attention her or any of the 6 babies they were in charge of. These two young caregivers were so busy talking to each other and not caring for any of the children they didn't even notice I had entered the room. When I complained to the owner she made excuses. If you want your babies to be happy and looked after don't send your babies here.

My daughter has been attending this center for the last 2 years, while my son has participated in…read morethe summer day camps. These folks are wonderful, they make me feel like family, which makes dropping off my children like they are just going to spend the day with extended family members. I had originally sent my son to another family-run center, and I just could not go back - tried Discovery Point, and am most pleased with my decision - you and your family will be also!

I couldn't be happier with our experience at Kiddie Academy . From day one, the staff have been…read morewelcoming, attentive, and genuinely caring toward my child. The environment is clean, safe, and thoughtfully set up to encourage learning and play. The educators do a wonderful job balancing structure with fun, and it's clear they truly care about each child's development and well-being.

I toured the school today and had a great experience. I've toured a few over the past few days and…read morewas in immediate relief after visiting today. The school is new and clean. The assistant director was amazing. She thoroughly explained the school learning curriculum and everything that I needed to know. I love the way the classes are set up and they have everything you need to know outside each classrooms. Safety is a big concern as well. I love that you must enter a code to enter in the building before even reaching the inside of school. I recently moved and I loved my previous daycare but the distance was an issue. However, looking for a new school that was comparable this was the perfect match. I am not that parent that will drop my child off at any school just because the price, because its around the corner from home or I'm rushing to put my child somewhere asap. I'm willing to pay to put him in a quality school. First impressions are everything and this school has me willing to start him today if I could. I'm excited for his first day of school here and to see how he progress through out the year.

Son loves this school. Greatest ser ice provided by the staff. Wonderful response time to any and…read moreall concerns.

Miss Tina and Miss Lauren were so good to my daughter. She had never been to school or daycare…read morebefore her year at pre-k with them, and they took such good care of her. She learned so much from them and they are stars in my eyes. I can only hope they're still teaching when my son starts next year.

i'm going to give the center a 5 only because Ms Monica and Ms Terri , Ms Darius are a great access…read moreto the company . My child has been attending the school for a year now and i have seen a lot of change. The concern is the director , I have notice she doesn't interact with the parents nor does she interact with the kids. i watch the cameras and not one time have i seen her in the classroom interacting with the children and that's not good at all. She is new and as a parent i want to trust the fact my child is be loved by all not just a few . It starts at the top. When i drop off in the morning she is sitting at the desk no hello or good morning to parents or kids. when i pick up still she is in the same spot . no goodbyes to parents or the kids. This is not good she has been there long enough now to know families but she will never know them if she does not interact with them!!!!

Dont send your child here. they don't do anything but lie. The assistant director yagoo or whate…read morehis name is rude. I have called them 5 times this morning they will not pick up the phon. A year ago now my 1year old attended this daycare, everything was good for a few week. then my baby started getting sick and i understand that his immune system was low. Then one day i received a call they didn't have enough staff ok i had to miss work. then he went back one week after that the daycare was flooded. they was closed 2 weeks. daycare reopened ag for one wee, maybe 3 days that week because the holidays. that monday i drop my baby off just pulled up at work at 6:50 they call at 7:05 come get him. I said why, something was wrong the daycare flooded. so after that i lost my job. but before the flood and ect, i received calls he was sick he running off, he have a temperature of 101. he was wrote up for chocking a child, he had a attitude and ect.. we talking about a 1year old that can't talk never been around kids the size of a 6 month old. i have more to say but u get the picture.

This is a terrific place to have a birthday party. My son's 3 yo birthday party was held here. He…read moreis over the moon about horses. There is plenty of room for the kids to roam. They loved feeding the horses (we brought apples/sugar cubes). The owner was at the party and very helpful. They also offer riding lessons if interested.

children's network # 311 ridge rd. paulding county…read more We have had a positive experience since the first day! Both of our grand children started out in the infant room and the staff is amazing! Loving, caring, personable! You can literally feel the love when you walk in the front door! The staff treat your children as if they are their own. Excellence starts at the top with Felicia and Sheri and carries through to all the teachers. We can't say enough good things about this location!

From the owner: Located at 1070 Cedarcrest Road, Childcare Network in Dallas provides the foundation for children…read moreto move from infancy through elementary school and beyond as confident, lifelong learners. At our schools, children are encouraged and guided in order to thrive. Our curriculum covers all areas of development, including important social and emotional skills with activities that combine learning and fun to create happy, curious kids. Our dedicated staff and safe learning environments make our schools one of the best places to learn and grow. We are committed to fostering your child's development alongside your family and providing a safe space for children to learn and grow within the Dallas community. Schedule a tour today to experience everything our programs have to offer!

First, this is not so much a review of foundations, but rather with CADENCE…read more regarding Foundations, The teachers are wonderful, especially Ms Sarah and Ms Demi, who are fantastic. The facilities are great, and so is the quality of education they provide. As far as the school goes, I give it a 5 put of 5. That said, recently they have been acquired by a company called cadence. Since then your kid will get sent home for the slightest reason. If they have a fever then it's mandatory three days out instead of 24. For some things it's 5 days. Nor will they accept results of a negative Covid test. Cadence's ridiculous policies puts a tremendous amount of strain on working parents that unfortunately offsets many of the great aspects of the school. In Cadence's defense they will refund some of your tuition back if your child is out for a long time.

The elementary program for this school is less than adequate. We are leaving foundations after my…read moreson's kindergarten year and are working diligently to get him to where we think he needs to be academically. I don't know if that is attributed to the program or the teacher; I know I am not the only parent coming out of this year that feels this way. They test the students on subjects they simply don't teach. And if they do - I hardly saw evidence. The communication with my son's teacher was lackluster at best. During a parent teacher conference, I asked a simple question about reading materials, and she completely shut down. She couldn't answer what the kids use to assist in reading, as I quickly discovered my son hadn't learned anything and needed to know how best to supplement at home. When I asked what materials they use, she stopped talking, put her hands in her lap, and looked down for a good minute. It was truly disturbing. it was as if someone unplugged her. My husband and I were very confused. Communication over day-to-day activities was also lackluster. One Friday, my son dropped his entire lunch (that we provided), and they did nothing to get him anything else to eat. Not even a cracker. Nor was it communicated to me that this had happened. I waited until Monday to ask if he had actually dropped his food, and his teacher did confirm it and told me she looked for some food for him, but 'nobody had any', which is odd considering the school has a chef. Another day I walked up to the playground to see my son eating leaves off the ground. A typical kid thing to do, but his teacher had no idea. Why? Well, I asked what she did when they were outside - in Discovery Park - a pretty heavily wooded area. My son told me she remained at the picnic table for most of their outside time. Then, after he ate a berry off the ground - I emailed again, looping in the program director. I was surprised that they had a berry-producing tree (that the students had full access to); I was told then that 'Obviously, a teacher cannot supervise each and everything all children do while in our care.' Considering there were 10 students, and usually an assistant on the playground with the teacher. I was shocked. One day I got to school early, poor timing on my part; not wanting to interrupt his playtime with friends, I waited in the parking lot where I saw that his teacher indeed sat at the picnic table. She didn't get up once in about a 40 minute period. She sat facing the parking lot, away from the wooded area. This also explained why my son came home with scratches all over his body, with no explanation. The school set some pretty impressive standards for covid, which, to be honest, is why we enrolled him. Those precautions went right out the window; I'd say a month or two into the program. As parents, we weren't informed of this. I know of one event that happened a WEEK into the program that was explicitly against their self-imposed covid protocols. Any time I tried to express my disappointment, or frustration I was met with justification. These are our experiences, and I can imagine that if I receive any response, it will invalidate the things we experienced and justify behaviors. To be honest, I was reluctant to even post this as a review as I feel like in my gut, somehow it could come back on my son. We paid good money for this program, and to come out of it having sent him to daycare his kindergarten year, I'm sure any parent can imagine both the disappointment and the resentment that we feel.

Highly impressed with the development of my grandchildren. Culver staff assisted me with transition…read moreof four grand daughters from Maryland to KENNESAW. We had to take on responsibilities with grand kids while their parents transitioned to overseas employment. Then COVID hit. While many other daycare facilities stepped back, Culver stepped up to assist with updates and learning packages . They implemented safety protocols and activities that made CoVID very manageable. My grand daughters are very specials to us , on track with learning skills and Culver is a serious addition to our extended family. It's great to have these guys in our community.

From the owner: The Culver Academy welcomes all families with children 6 weeks to 12 years old. We stand out by…read moreoffering a creative curriculum that allows us to move and shift discussions as we please. We also offer tons of enrichment courses such as robotics, mandarin, and theater. Did we mention we have a rock climbing wall and a bit pit!