My son started here at the end of the school year, right before summer camp in 2023! He started off…read morein the Caterpillar classroom for a few months with Mrs. Rosa who was such a kind and patient teacher! The class size was small, and while it took my son a few weeks to adjust, by the time he moved up to Butterfly, he was thriving in his new routine! Mrs. Becca and Ms. Paola taught my son for a full year, plus summer camp and they were the most caring duo of teachers. My son loved all of the staff and I would recommend the school to anyone! The school was well priced for the quality care, and amazing teachers. My son learned so much and was well prepared for TK! Thank you Little Learners!

My daughter has been at Little Learners since she turned two. As a first-time parent, I was unsure…read moreof what to look for in a preschool. We toured several schools in the area, but ultimately chose Little Learners due to its convenient location, the vibrant art on the walls, and the evident happiness of the other kids. After six months, we transitioned her to full-time, and she absolutely loves it. She's made many friends and comes home with new crafts every day. The summer was packed with exciting activities, and I had the chance to join in person while on maternity leave. It's incredible how much fun and learning the kids experience here! Even though my daughter isn't in their class, all the teachers know her, and I always feel welcomed when I drop her off in the morning.

With putting God and Christian faith in all aspects of school year life. Treating kids with respect…read moreand kindness, a community that work as a family. Facilities that are secured and well maintained. All this makes St. Johns a perfect place to have your family and kids in.

Principal at St. John is smug, rude, and condescending. Appears to be on some form of power trip in…read morehis role and really sad as St. John's is a good school. Be aware if you are considering this school!

This is a loving, academic school that is faith based . Classes are small and education is based on…read moreeach child's individual pace. I highly recommend this school. The staff is very caring. They focus on your child's emotional development as well as academic.

I have found this to be a wonderful preschool with a staff that cares deeply for all of the kids…read moreand families. There is a nice yard for outside play time. There is a weekly chapel time with the pastor for all of the classes. Fun family events are regularly planned for everyone to get together and participate with church families.

I have nothing but praise for Adventures in Learning (AIL). My daughter attended from age 2 to 4.5…read more She was in every classroom and has worked with many teachers. The teachers, and Melinda, provide a safe learning environment. My daughter started August 2020, therefore I can only speak of experience after the pandemic. I must say Melinda and staff handled all of the guidelines to perfection. We were always informed of the latest regarding Covid. AIL is clean and I never felt like it wasn't. My daughter always came home happy with stories, and work, to share. AIL has an easy drop off and pick up system. It is all done through an app. With this app teachers also post photos and daily activities. I always knew what my daughter was doing that day. Communication was also very open. Melinda always responded to emails, and teachers always responded to messages from the app. My daughter always came back happy. She was safe and loved. I pulled her from AIL because I wanted her to attended the same school as sibling. She was very sad to leave her friends. She was devasted to leave the teachers she has known since age 2. I also want to add that Ms. Nora greatly helped with potty training. My daughter saw other kids with underwear and Ms. Nora assisted with encouraging her to get rid of diapers and be a big girl with underwear. I highly recommend AIL. Safety and my daughter's social emotional being were definitely met.

Update on my review since my daughter started in 2019 she is now in kindergarten stood here from…read more2-5 went through all the class rooms and ever single teacher is amazing I mean amazing the kids are their babies and I appreciate it. Melinda was amazing running stuff smoothly during Covid my son has now been there a year and a half and I plan to keep him there Mrs Raquel did an awesome job getting my daughter ready for kinder she tested going into kinder and was above average thank you all your doing great Mrs Darcie Mrs Jessica Mrs Nora they are all the best thank you ladies

The teachers are very loving and friendly. We feel like this is a very loving environment as the…read morekids are very sweet, parents are nice and teachers are very caring. We are very happy at this school

Threatened with Disenrollment for Asking a Simple Question…read more I rarely write public reviews, but my recent experience with Little Scholars Academy and staff member Shehara Devendra left me shocked and disappointed. The issue began with something simple: I dropped off extra clothes for my child and was told they would be labeled by the school. Later, when I picked them up, none had been labeled as promised. I politely messaged the school, explained the situation, and respectfully requested that only the unlabeled items be returned so I could label them myself. What I received in response was not acknowledgment or accountability, but vague reassurances and generic replies that completely ignored the specific concern I had raised. Instead of acknowledging the oversight, I was told to "trust the process" -- as if my concern was rooted in distrust, when in reality I had simply asked for follow-through and clarity. I remained calm and polite in every message, even thanking them multiple times. At no point did I use disrespectful or inappropriate language. Despite this, I was later told by the Director that my child's enrollment could be discontinued if I was ever "disrespectful" again. After receiving that email from the Director, my family felt humiliated, anxious, and unsure of what to do next. After much hesitation, we decided to email the school to withdraw our child from enrollment. The school replied, asking us which date we wanted our child's last day to be. Because we were unfamiliar with their withdrawal process, we politely asked for more detailed guidance -- specifically, what the procedure would be and what date would work for the school. Instead of receiving any instructions, the school simply stopped responding. Then, one morning at drop-off, I was confronted at the door by staff member Shehara. She blocked the entrance and demanded that I give her a specific last day for my child's attendance. This was done while my child was crying in fear and distress, and while other parents were lined up behind us trying to drop off their children. I asked her repeatedly if my child was allowed to attend class that day, but she replied that she "didn't know" and insisted I give her a date immediately. In the end, I had to almost ask for permission for my child to enter class, promising I would confirm the withdrawal date later that day. Only then did she allow my child to go inside. This was not the only example of pressured compliance. Shehara insisted we purchase the school's preferred diaper brand, even though we already had a large supply of another suitable brand, making us feel that noncompliance might result in mistreatment of our child. The Director, who has never been present during our drop-offs or pick-ups, nonetheless defended her staff without ever having witnessed these incidents. Rather than working with us as partners in our child's care, they created an environment where asking a simple question was treated as a disciplinary problem. As a parent, I believe in collaborating with teachers and staff, and in standing up when communication breaks down and basic respect is lacking. I expected better from a school entrusted with my child's care. It's disappointing that a parent raising a simple concern -- calmly and constructively -- could be treated as a disciplinary problem, then later confronted publicly at the school door, instead of being treated as a partner in their child's education. I share this experience in the hope it brings attention to the importance of accountability, empathy, and clear communication in childcare. Parents should be able to ask questions and express concerns without being threatened with disenrollment, ignored when seeking guidance, or put in uncomfortable and public confrontations during drop-off. I strongly urge parents to consider these experiences before enrolling at Little Scholars Academy. Your family deserves a school that values transparency, respect, and true partnership with parents.

We have three sons, who have all attended HFCS. In total our family has been part of this school…read morefor over 10 years and we have a couple more to go. We made the switch to HFCS when our oldest son was in 2nd grade and it was the best decision we could have ever made. Our family was warmly welcomed and instantly became part of the community. The teachers and administration are kind, caring and incredibly dedicated to the students. Two of our boys have gone on to Catholic High School and an unsolicited comment from the admissions director was how grateful she is for HFCS kids because they are so well prepared for their high school journey and very courteous young men. This was further confirmed for me when participating in a science camps which included both public and private schools; the HFCS students stood apart in their interactions with each other and the other schools. The administration knows the kids and parents by name, they are visible and accessible when needed. HFCS has been a perfect fit for us and our experience has been wonderful. I would recommend HFCS to all of my friends and anyone who asks.

my kid shadowed the school and loved it! He told me the staff was nice and the classes were fun and…read moresomething new. The school is very big and I liked that each grade has two classes with different teachers.

Kathleen is absolutely amazing. She loves children and they love her. Our little guy was under her…read morecare for almost 2 years, and oh do we miss her. She taught us and him. With 30 years of experience and 4 grown and successful children of her own, I truly believe she has seen everything. Her experience speaks volumes, especially when we consider our current daycare situation...we're honestly thinking about making an extra 2 hour commute just to bring him back.

If you prefer your child to be at home private daycare with personal attention and loving…read moreenvironment, this place is for you! Kathleen has years of childcare experience. Her house is well organized, there is a backyard for kids to run around and play. Kids are never board, they do tons of different activities, like arts and crafts, songs, dancing, learning ABCs and ect.. Food is made from organic ingredients, mostly vegetarian. My daughter is currently goes there and loves it. Since she started this daycare i noticed a lot of improvement in her vocabulary, manners and overall behavior.

My kiddos have been at Kiddie for some time now, one is in the toddlers class and another in the…read more3's class. It's been really sweet to see some of the relationships my girls have built with certain teachers and staff throughout our time here. The teachers are really friendly and compassionate. I'm also really glad they have a secured facility that requires a code to get inside. The daily reports and pictures are my favorite since I can get an idea of what they learned and what activities they did for the day. Oh and summer camp is my kids favorite, thank you Kiddie for all the fun activities you've been having Ellie is always excited to know what day on the calendar it will be when getting ready in the morning.

I had a very disappointing experience involving Miss Allie. I overheard my son crying for several…read moreminutes before I even stepped out of my car. Once I got out, I clearly heard Miss Allie yelling at him in a very aggressive manner. I immediately communicated my concerns to the director. Later, I received a phone call that felt dismissive, offering excuses such as Miss Allie "raising her voice because she was sick and losing her voice." That explanation was unacceptable given what I personally witnessed. After this experience, it's unfortunately very clear why my son no longer enjoys going to school. Hearing an adult speak to a young child that way was shocking and deeply disappointing. What makes this even harder is that there are wonderful teachers at this school--teachers like Miss Neyra and many in the older twos classrooms who show genuine patience, compassion, and passion for caring for children. Sadly, there are also teachers who seem to lose their temperament far too easily, and Miss Allie is one of them . Today's incident has left me very concerned about how children are being spoken to when parents are not present.

My grandkids attend this school. Love the teaching and all the staff! I would highly recommend…read morethis school to all my family and friends.

From the owner: We offer a developmental, play-based, art & nature-enriched, Christian environment for your…read morepreschooler!

I put off writing this review for a long time because the experience was so difficult to revisit…read more But I feel it's important for parents to know that this is not a place that is accepting of all children. When I enrolled my son, he had just turned two. He had always been cared for by relatives, but I wanted him to have the chance to socialize with kids his own age, as he is an only child. My son is neurodivergent and nonverbal. After about a month at this school, my son was still having trouble adapting. He would cry every morning at drop-off and, according to the staff, seemed unhappy throughout the day. I attributed this to the adjustment period, knowing that some children can take months to settle into a new environment. Unfortunately, things escalated when the director pulled me aside and told me my son was "making the school look bad." I was asked if he was autistic or if he had a disability that meant he needed to be in a different environment. That is not something any parent wants or deserves to hear. The school also refused to accommodate his needs--no comfort items like blankets or stuffed animals were allowed. Eventually, we were told we could no longer attend due to his excessive crying. I want to add that my son is not aggressive in any way. In fact, he was bitten twice by other children at this facility, yet my son was the issue. I am honestly relieved we left. My son now attends a different daycare with other children and absolutely loves it. He's thriving, participates in all activities, and the adjustment only took three weeks. I would not recommend this school to anyone, especially families with neurodivergent children. The attitude and lack of compassion from the director made it feel like my child was being treated as though he had a contagious disease.

It took a while to decide if I would of liked to write this review. My experience when first…read moreenrolling my 2 children were great the teachers there who took care of my kids were amazing but I slowly noticed them leaving. What alot of the post say here about the Director is true. She is a money loving individual who just cares about money rather then the kids and staff. Unfortunately I had to take out my children due to her lack of empathy towards parents and children. She more than often would become quite disrespectful not only to her teachers but parents as well. Its unfortunate to see how a place so bright and beautiful show its true colors behind closed doors.