Great preschool for kids. My grandchildren are learning so much they'll be ready for kindergartenread more

Our 1 year old has been at TCW since she was 3 months old & we love it! The teachers are all fun,…read morecaring people who are genuinely happy to see your child & make you feel at ease about leaving them. The director and staff are very responsive & helpful & they send pictures of your child during the day, which we love! Our daughter is always very happy when we drop her off at TCW & we hope to be part of their family for years to come.

Our infant and preschooler joined Cadence in EG about 6 months ago, and it's been wonderful! All…read morethe staff, including the floats who help out, are passionate, professional, and incredibly caring. We highly recommend Ms. Kim and Ms. Anhthu in the Infant Room and Ms. Taylor in the Pre-K room. They are fantastic! The kids are involved in so many activities that involve art, culture, music, and outdoor time. Leadership in EG is also excellent. It's a well-run place! They have an online portal for communication and daily updates. They supply diapers and wipes and offer meals/snacks. It's certainly a great perk! Thank you all!

We absolutely love Cadence Academy Preschool EG! From dedicated, caring teachers and admin, to top…read morenotch curriculum, we couldn't be happier with how our son is cared for and learning! He loves going to school and learns something new every day! Cadence EG is like a second home to us and we truly appreciate all of the time and effort the teachers put in to making sure our son feels safe and happy every day!

I am not exaggerating when I say our experience at Happy Hearts, has been THE BEST part of our…read moreliving in EG. The school and the teachers have the biggest hearts and my daughter, who is now 8, still speaks of her happy years there. They have been a part of the community for ever. I chose them, because no matter who I asked, mom's with young kids, and parents with kids that are now all grown, swore by Happy Hearts!

From the owner: Welcome to Sunshine at Happy Hearts Learning Center, where we shine a light on early childhood…read moreeducation and development. Our pre-school is dedicated to nurturing young minds through a comprehensive curriculum that fosters growth, creativity, and a love for learning. At Sunshine, we believe in creating a warm, supportive environment where children can thrive during their crucial early years. Our experienced educators are passionate about guiding each child through their unique developmental journey, ensuring they build a strong foundation for future success. Join us at Sunshine at Happy Hearts Learning Center, where every child's happiness and education are our top priorities.

I have been a part of the co-op family here since 2007 when my oldest son entered the three year…read moreold program. "What is a cooperative preschool?" you may ask. As a family, a parent (or grandparent, guardian, etc) contributes time on one school day a month in your child's classroom and devotes at least two hours of time to the annual May Fair fund raiser. The result is a great family vibe that is a socially nurturing environment within a solid academic curriculum. My oldest (the only one in elementary school at this point) was super well-prepared, socially and academically, to enter kindergarten. Impressive for a half-day program. The session is chock full of good learning for these kids. I have my second child finishing up the four year old program here in May and my youngest entering the three year old program in the fall. I almost wish that I had more children just so I could hang out here more than the two years I have ahead. Yeah...I love it that much.

some staff are rude/mean very old school attitudes here. A little militant, giving children should…read morebe seen not heard vibes.

My son goes to the Early Learning Center and I could not say enough good things. He transferred…read morelast year from another facility where he was struggling and has had none of the issues he had previously. I attribute it to the wonderful, caring teachers in the Early Learning Center. They are patient and kind and I wouldn't trust anyone more with my children.

This is my son's fourth year at LRH and my daughter's first. Four years ago, we started looking for…read morepreschools for our, then, just-turned 3 year old. My father in law recommended checking out Little Red Hen b/c he went there 50 years ago! We visited a few different preschools and thought they felt chaotic. As soon as (literally) we stepped inside LRH, we knew we needed to look no further! We've been attending ever since and couldn't be happier with every single aspect of that school. I'd say their only downfall is that they don't teach past kindergarten...and that's just selfish :-) We're just happy that once our son has moved on to elementary school, we still get three more years there with our daughter!

A school filled with love, compassion, and opportunity. Academically challenging with…read moredifferentiated instruction and teachers who care about each students success. Fully equipped middle school science lab. Computer and Spanish meet weekly at every grade level. Chromebook provided for each middle school student. Weekly Chapel services with age appropriate messages. Fun family activities for the whole community coordinated throughout the year. A true model of school, church, and home working collaborative to academically, emotionally, and spiritually mold our children into successful members of society.

WBCA is such an amazing school family to be apart of. I have one child who has been attending West…read moreBay for 3 years and my second child will be starting in the fall. I love the teachers and the time and care that they devote to the children. My son is growing intellectually but more importantly, spiritually. If I could give WBCA more than 5 stars, I would. I can't put into words how much I love and appreciate this school!!!

I know many kids who have gone here from the time they were little to the time they aged out. They…read moreall love it. The teachers have the best interests of the kids at heart and try to make every activity both fun and educational! Highly recommend!

From the owner: Childcare- Now enrolling Toddlers 18months to 3 years old.read more

If you spent some time in the 1960s receiving a public school education in a small New England…read moretown, it is possible that you have a story like mine, and I hope that the day that Martin Luther King, Jr. was assassinated is as memorable for you as it is for me. I am quite sure that in April of 1968 there were no African-American children in my school. I had just turned 10 when Martin Luther King Jr. was killed, but I do not remember hearing his name before that day in April when our principal, Everett J. Hopkins, called the entire school on to the front lawn to explain the significance of who this man was, and the tragedy that had transpired. Somewhat numbed by the killing of JFK, and after much chest beating and hair pulling from our senior family members and friends over that event, with the Vietnam War beating a steady drumbeat in the background, it seemed a nice spring day to be outside of the tar-dripping asbestos tiled ceilings of Hamilton Elementary School, and really: what choice did we have? Mr. Hopkins, a direct descendant of a signer of the Declaration of Independence, a watercress farmer, baker and educator, so much wanted us to know, boys and girls on the lawn, what we had lost. He wanted us to know, so much, that he broke down in tears, and could not finish what he wanted to say. So we were left with this: we still did not know what a black person was, what freedom they might have been denied: but it was enough. Whoever MLK Jr. was, and whoever took his life, whatever impact it might have had on the world.....his brutal passing had made our kind and gentle leader cry. He tried so hard, Everett J. Hopkins, to explain to us. He stood handsome and proud, and he probably felt he was not really up to the task as he dissolved into tears. But I know that I am not the only child from that horrible spring day on the lawn of Hamilton Elementary School who remembers, and so: a big thank you to the global thinking members of the State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations, to Everett J. Hopkins and to Hamilton Elementary School, for teaching us about the world beyond.