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    We've had our son at TLE New Rochelle since he was about 4-months-old.

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    This facility has improved since I left it in 2023, when I gave them a 1-star review. I go there…read moreevery 2 days to swim a mile, and although their schedule leaves something to be desired (lap swim usually ends at 8:45 AM, inconvenient for me, and on Sunday mornings, you only get an hour to swim laps in the morning, not quite enough for senior citizens like me, who need 63 minutes), the personnel are now friendly. I don't know about their other offerings, as I do other forms or exercise at home and outdoors, but I hope be able to continue to get swim in without any problems. They're much better than nearby 24-Hour Fitness, which has degenerated greatly since I joined them.

    This review is mainly targeted for parents who are considering sending their child to the camp…read morehere. I am 13 years old (and before you stop reading this because I told you I'm not an adult, I just want you to know that everything in this review is true and is a serious warning for you and your child) and I just finished spending a summer in the camp at the New Rochelle YMCA. I would like to start by saying that the camp is terrible. It is completely dysfunctional and quite unsafe for the children. Firstly, for whatever reason they combine the 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 and 15 year olds. Parents out there, would you want your 9 year old kid to be in a small room with a bunch of tall, aggressive 13-15 year old boys? I wouldn't. Additionally, the vulgar things that the teens do and say is definitely not appropriate for small children. (I know that the language of the teenagers is not something that the camp can control, but they can at least separate them from the smaller kids.) The breakfast at the camp is otherworldly. The only thing that is even remotely good is the bagels. Sometimes, they provided cold bagels with a small pint of whipped butter and a knife to spread it yourself. Other breakfasts were someone's failed attempt at trying to be nutritious. Everything was cold, they acted as if they didn't have a microwave. And don't even get me started on the lunch, we received a weekly rotation of whole grain buttered noodles, a bready meatball sandwich, a cold tortilla with cheese that had actual mold on it and two cold pieces of bread with pieces of shredded meat on it. Swimming was actually quite enjoyable. Being IN the pool was fun but everything before and after wasn't. The changing process to get into our bathing suits was actually frightening. We changed in tents and had minimal time to change, all while we were holding our tents up because the little kids were trying to turn them over while we were in it. And no one stopped them. The changing process afterwards was also not easy. We walked through the halls in our swimsuits, soaking wet and cold, no privacy. We had to get changed in stalls or in a locker room in minimal time. For those who chose not to swim, we would have to stand against the wall and essentially stare ahead of us (because we weren't allowed to do anything else) until the kids who swam were done changing. The kids fight a lot, physically and verbally. When I tell you, the counselors do absolutely nothing to try and stop these fights except an occasional "guys relax" or "let's be kind to one another". Which never works. And for the longest time we are doing nothing. I'm going to write out a day in the life of me at camp to help you understand the full experience. I get to camp and we all sit at a table outside under a tent. We are briefly yelled at to put our phones away. So what do we do if we can't use our phones? NOTHING. Nothing at all, because they have nothing for us to do. Watching paint dry would be more productive than spending a day at that camp. Then we head inside and go to our designated room. They hand out breakfast but OH, what do you know? They've only brought 4 pop tarts and there's 11 kids who need breakfast. So the counselor leaves the room to get more and returns a whopping 10 minutes later with 5 more breakfasts. Just as I raise my hand so I can get one (since we are not allowed to get up and ask for it) five 9 year old kids -2 of which have already finished their breakfast- go and take it from the counselor's hand. 8 minutes later, the counselor returns with more breakfast for the rest of us, and we eat it, well, as much as we can of it for the 1 minute that we have left to eat since it took so long to get in the first place. Then after breakfast time, we go to the park. Ah yes, the park for children ages 10 and under, what a perfect place for teenagers to be. After being there for about an hour and a half, we go back to our designated room. We sit there, wondering what we're going to do. We ask the counselors. "Nothing" they would say without looking up from their phones. Bored, I would briefly take my phone out of my bag. Immediately, the counselor shows up out of no where, holding a bucket, demanding my phone. I reluctantly place it in the bucket and sit there doing nothing. After about an hour, we are given small notebooks and told to use them as journals. After 15 minutes of that, its time to get changed for swimming. I already described the changing process of swimming earlier in this review so I'm going to skip it now. That's basically everything about this YMCA camp that is not good. Everything here is factual and from my experience. I didn't use any type of artificial intelligence and this is all true, from my experience, nothing exaggerate. I hope this gives you a good understanding of what your child will actually experience while being there.

    New Rochelle Day Nursery

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    Our son just graduated this year and we could not be happier with this place. Everyone there is…read morevery caring and professional. Our son attending this school for 1.5 years, and I regret we did not started earlier. His teacher, Ms. Allison, is literally everything you can ask for a toddler. Our son is 5 now, and he reads, writes and does the math, and he is very self sufficient boy. Highly recommend!

    I highly recommend sending your child to New Rochelle Day Nursery…read more Our daughter spent 2 years at NRDN and recently graduated from their Pre-K program. We are so thankful we made the choice to send her to NRDN. From the start, our daughter always told us how much she loved it there and how much she loved her teachers and her friends from class. In Ms. Allison and Ms. Shante's class, her social-emotional learning and academic development were nurtured in a way that produced results that we could see at home. They are both truly gifted educators and foster a Pre-K environment that teaches students how to be part of a team, while thriving as individuals. In 3-K, our daughter attended Ms. Twana and Ms. Silvana's class. She had an amazing time, learned so much, and we were so impressed with what she accomplished. She built such a strong foundation. The admin team that runs the facility, Ms. Sabrina, Ms. Dawn, and Ms. Karin are excellent and it is apparent that they take great care in the service they provide to their students and families. As our daughter heads to kindergarten, we are more at ease because we know she is prepared. NRDN has had a large hand in that. It is a special place, staffed with wonderful educators and staff.

    Pelham Children's Center

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    4.5
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    My child has attended PCC for over two years and I'm very pleased with the program. The teachers…read moreare excellent!!! The children learn how to listen, be kind, and have a schedule-oriented school day. Teachers send a daily summary of the day, usually with pictures. The facility is neat and clean, it's affordable and provides a variety of balanced meals. The classes get regular visits from nature guy and a music instructor. The new director is incorporating more field trips, better communication with parents, and holiday celebrations.

    I am posting this review because the former review is so inaccurate and vacuous. First the prior…read morereviewer speaks of teachers "cliquing" together which does not sound like a parent's perspective. Here is a parent's perspective -- we left the city to raise our daughter in a strong school district and a safe community. I would pay triple for what we are getting at PCC. The program is play based which means learning is fun! The main components of my child's day are: job assignments e.g. feeding a pet, being line leader, turning of the lights to teach responsibility, then they have free play before breakfast. After breakfast they have a morning reading and discussion as a group. Parents are welcome to join and read to the kids during morning meeting. There are a high ratio of teachers to kids per class. Average class size is 6. There is also a Science, Art, and Music curriculum from outside instructors. The kids also do arts and crafts for holidays and seasons. The kids are prepared for Kindergarten at age 3 and age 4 - they learn to spell, letter sounds, letter recognition, numbers, arthmetic. Most of all the kids are taught how to socialize, resolve conflict, and taught about how we are different but all the same as well. My kid has never had an unhappy day, literally and asks about school on weekends. after nap time, in the afternoon the kids are taken on walks to the town sites e.g. Firehouse or supermarket for a planned cookie baking, or hit the playground as 2, 3, and 4 year olds should. This is a great program and a true value. It is also the only full day program in town. I do not expect the teachers to be anything but normal human beings dedicated to caring for the kids. They also hold parent teacher conferences annually to discuss the child's progress by age. At the end of the year they have a ceremony to celebrate movement to the next year.

    The Learning Experience - New Rochelle - childcare - Updated August 2026

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