his is one of the "affordable" preschools in the area, and with that said it is more of a daycare…read morethan a school. With a recent change in directors there was a high turn over in teachers without notice. Giving 2 stars because there were some teachers we liked, and then they would leave to go to other centers. There was even a period through the summer where the Pre-K classroom has no AC for almost 2 weeks, and the temperature was sometimes over 75 degrees. The staff had no ETA on would it would be fixed. If your child has any special needs, the are centers in the area that cost more, but will accommodate. This center explicitly told us they were not "equipped" to deal with any special needs and that it was not a good fit. I agreed, it was not a good fit. We are now at Kids R Kids and are very happy.

Morrisville Creative Schools has gone downhill since we first started and I believe management (new…read moreDirector) has a lot to do with it! I can count on one hand how many times she spoke to us in the approx 1.5 years we attended. There was one particular instance where I felt the school cared more about themselves than my child. My daughter was in the Director's office with her teacher when she fell off a chair (I still don't know the truth about what actually happened) but that wasn't my biggest concern because she was okay. The issue was that the write up by the Director was initially one scribbled sentence I could barely read. I was angered and offended all at once. I never saw the Director so I passed on a message to have the incident report re written. Long story short, I had to send it back two more times before I received a copy that was the "truth" of my daughters fall. Now that my kids are no longer there, I am sharing this message to show that there is a lack of honesty and respect at Morrisville Creative Schools. I can attest to the other comment about the temperature in the one year old classroom because there were several days where the room was muggy and warm during drop off. There was ONE teacher that kept us at MCS who is headed out. She was absolutely PHENOMENAL!!!! My 3 year old was sounding out words and felt confident about reading. She incorporated "show and tell" so that the kids would be comfortable speaking in front of an audience. I can't speak enough about her! The turn over rate for kids and staff is increasing and I have no doubt that management plays a part in this. There needs to be some kind of training to help this school. Lastly, the cameras are a great asset. However, the system didn't work for us when we had a concern. We sat in the office with the Director for 1.5hrs for NOTHING because the records were not accurate and the cameras will only pick up 7 day's worth of footage (which includes weekends). I asked the owner to increase the amount of time of retrieval but I was not made aware that it was actually done. Good luck with this one!

We love La Petite! We have sent each of our three children to this center from 2019 to now and…read morewouldn't change a thing! We are so grateful to the caring teachers who act like a family and treat us as part of the family too. Something you won't find at other care centers is that about half of the staff from our first year still work at this center and are now caring for our youngest. We appreciate the consistency that brings to our family. It also says a lot about what it is like to work at this location. Well done everyone!

We feel extremely fortunate to be able to send our child to such a great daycare center! It is…read moreclear that the teachers, as well as Ms. Brittany and Ms. Ashley, take an active interest in all of the children. Our daughter is excited to go to school every day, and we never have to worry about her safety or well-being. The center itself is clean and well-maintained. To boot, her diapers and food are both included in the affordable weekly cost. We highly recommend this center to any parent looking for full-time daycare!

Both of our daughters attended EPLC -- couldn't be happier with the time they spent at this school…read moreunder the direction of Mr. Frank and Ms. Jennifer and the outstanding teachers here. Our youngest just graduated and is ready for kindergarten thanks to Ms. Marcela's guided approach to allowing kids freedom to play and have fun while preparing them with the knowledge they need for the elementary school years. Highly recommend to anyone looking for childcare in Cary, it's been a second family for our girls and we consider ourselves very lucky to have had such a wonderful, caring experience with this 5-star rated preschool.

Oir daughter has been at Executive Park Learning Center since she was 8 weeks old, and now that she…read moreis off to Kindergarten it is so hard to say goodbye. Ms Jennifer and Mr Frank are more than just daycare providers-they and their staff are family. We couldn't have chosen better people to help us raise our daughter.

Awesome staff! They are dedicated in helping your child grow and develop! Very caring and creative.read more

We ADORE La Petite - our son has been attending since he was a baby and they have become second…read morefamily. Every staff member knows his name (and mine!) and make an effort to greet us daily. His teachers are the most loving humans in the world and even after we've moved up a class, make an effort to tell him (and me) hello and ask how he is/we are doing. He feels so loved and I have watched him grow empowered in his learning through their support. In short - the teachers and staff are what make this place so special. They take extra care to make your child (and you) feel supported and welcome. We are so happy to be there and highly recommend.

Excellent daycare, 5 stars in my book! I would like to mirror the other review stating that Cindy,…read morethe director, truly does have a love for children. She always welcomes my children & I with a warm happy smile every day. Our kids (2.5 & 8 months old) have been enrolled for the past 4 months, since we moved to the area, and I couldn't be happier with our choice!

I love this daycare! The director, Cindy, really has a love for children and it shows. During my…read moreinitial tour, she took the time to show me every classroom and really explain their philosophy and approach to child development. It's an older building, but very clean. There are also seasonal celebrations, picture days and book fairs. They also put a great effort to responding to each child's individual needs and abilities. I have always been encouraged to call or drop in and visit anytime. And I do and every time I have found my child receiving loving care.

My son is thriving at Ashebridge in Fuquay. I absolutely love the staff and the curriculum. At 3…read moreyears old he can tell you about gardening, the life cycle of a butterfly, and which planet has rings around it. His teachers have been a great support during potty training, and they even get my son to eat vegetables!

I went to AsheBridge in June 2018 to enroll my son. The costs, as a private school, are higher than…read moreaverage but I was willing to pay this. Our tour was very brief and I was not introduced to the teachers or told much about the daily schedules. Still, I was in a rush to find childcare for my son, so I asked them about his egg allergy. He is allergic to eggs, it's a medical condition and I can provide proof of this. Well, here's where things went awry. The woman got squeamish and was like "ohhh, I don't know what we would do then, I'm not sure how we could help him". I examined the menu and only 2 or 3 things in their entire breakfast/lunch/snack list had egg products to begin with, I asked if he could get something from another day on those days. She said sometimes they don't actually serve what is on that list "because they might not send that." Ok, I then suggested I send him with labeled foods from home like yogurt pouches... something so benign nobody is allergic. "Oh no we don't allow outside foods." So my only option is my child starves those days? Is he really the only child you've ever come across with an allergy? You don't have a procedure for this? She told me the outside food policy, ironically, was to protect allergic children. I proposed that I would submit a list of his potential foods to them in advance, and never stray from that. She was hearing none of it. Just kept repeating "no outside foods" like a robot. We left it at she would investigate and call me. She did not. I called her though. I called several times over the next 3 weeks and no callback or response. When I finally caught her on the line, she told me they could not accommodate my son's egg allergy. I said "so you are declining to offer him enrollment on the basis of his medical condition?" "Uh no umm.. no no no". She backtracked and after some back and forth, said she "misunderstood" and asked me to send her the foods I proposed I bring in, so she could show the director. My son is a sweet little toddler who loves everybodyHe just can't eat eggs. If AsheBridge won't just NOT feed him eggs, that's obviously not the place for him anyway. For what it's worth, he's now at another nearby private school and the convo was as simple as "he's allergic to eggs" "oh no problem! We will feed him something else when there's eggs on the menu!". UPDATE: The response from the owner to my review is a blatant lie. I was never afforded the opportunity to bring my son labeled, store bought foods for lunch, and NEVER suggested that I bring him homemade foods. I was told "due to the fact that we are a private school, we can make choices like no outside foods to protect our community of children". No outside foods, and no alternatives from their own menu meant my son would not be able to be accommodated, I asked repeatedly for clarification and ultimately was told yes, that is true. Only after I threatened to write this review, was this recanted. It was truly sad because my son deserved the opportunity to be treated equally.

An establishment is only as great as its leadership. With that said, I would not recommend Kiddie…read moreAcademy Fuquay so long as it is under the direction of Michele Carter. Becky and Brian (owner) are the faces of this establishment that draw in and retain families. The director, Michele (not to be confused as the owner) made our experience as parents a frustrating one, to say the least. My interactions with Michele were non-existent at best, traumatizing at its worst. My child spent over a year there. They were happy, they enjoyed being there and had great experiences with the teachers and assistance in their classroom; teachers acknowledged my child as bright, sweet and with great manners. In the few times where we as parents had to interact with staff, our approach was again, with great manners and respect. Issues arose particularly with having to communicate with Michele. Based on interactions, I would categorize the director's communication skills as tacky and unprofessional; her behavior as poor and without reproach. Most communication was through email and there were a few face-to-face, all informal. In one instance, I requested a meeting to discuss policies as they related to actions taken against us that appeared targeted and outside of any written policy. Michele refused to speak with us openly and informally, stating that she would "not be meeting" with us. The owner (graciously) took the meeting instead and we a productive dialougue. Then a HUGE and serious decision was made regarding my child - with no *formal* meeting to discuss the situation, followed by an outright refusal to provide *valid* supporting documentation. A formal meeting was requested and for a 2nd time, Michele refused, stating that "there is no benefit that can come from a meeting" and canceled the formal meeting that she had previously requested and agreed upon. Our time at Kiddie Academy Fuquay concluded when we were blindsided by a "last day" date, not by our choice. Not considering management, Kiddie Academy Fuquay was a decent place for us and we would have remained until school age, given we could eliminate any direct interactions with Michele, who was given full authority to continue to mismanage and misdirect our patronage. In your decision making process, take note of how management has responsed to negative reviews on Google: gaslighting, deflection, redirecting blame instead of accepting responsibility. If you are considering this location, consider with caution. An establishment is only as great as its leadership.

worst daycare I have seen in my life. The teacher was rude. the director was shouting at my 3 year…read moreold son for no reason. they never answer your questions. one day I raised concert about the teacher . same afternoon I got a call from the director saying that your son was running in the classroom. that's why he is in my office . come and pick him up. when my husband entered the office , the director was sitting on the chair and they made my son sit on the the floor. I have watched so many times over the camera that kids push and pull each other. But the teacher is not aware of these situations. Don't send your kid to such places where they don't even care about the kids. Thought of sharing this review as all the moms read.

Starting daycare for the first time with my 2-year-old daughter was nerve-wracking. Before…read moreenrolling her at The Nest - Middleton, we had a very bad experience at another daycare. She would come home unusually quiet, sit in a corner (completely unlike her), and wouldn't even smile. Even though they shared videos, something just didn't feel right. Within a week, we made the decision to pull her out. After speaking with Ms. Tina at The Nest - Middleton, I immediately felt reassured by her care and transparency. But more importantly, I could see the difference in my daughter almost right away. She was happy again, back to her energetic self, and excited to tell us about her day--what songs she sang, activities she did, and even interacting with other kids. What really stood out to me was the level of attention, communication, and genuine care from the staff. As a parent, that peace of mind is everything. It's clear they focus not just on supervision, but on creating a positive, engaging learning environment where kids feel comfortable and supported. Overall, I highly recommend The Nest Schools to any parent looking for a safe, nurturing, and structured place where their child can grow, learn, and genuinely enjoy their time.

I recently brought my son here. We have tried just about all the daycares in the area. I will say…read morethis has been the best experience we have had. They communicate so well daily. always keeping parents in the loop. I love that I get art work almost daily. I can't rave anymore about this place. Finally a place I feel safe leaving my child.