We had been sending our son to Primrose since they opened. Our son was 2 and enjoyed being in the…read moreearly preschool classroom. We were so sad when my husband's job transferred him to the Canton area and we had to switch schools. The staff and teachers are so warm and loving and really made him feel safe and secure when he first started. I would recommend Primrose School to anyone looking for a safe, educational childcare for their little one.

They yell at the children & treat them like animals. My child will not be returning. The floors are…read moredirty.

Our boys LOVE this school and teacher. They participate in the outdoor class. Every day they come…read morehome they talk about how much fun they had, whether it is rainy, sunny or whatever. They learn a lot about nature and other development skills needed at this age. Highly recommend.

We love this preschool! Our twins attend the 2s Mommy and Me class and are looking forward to…read moreattending the 3s class in the fall. The teachers are attentive, aware of developmental levels and developmentally appropriate practices, and care about each child as an individual. My kids are learning through play and loving it! I also love the "cooperative" part of the preschool as I enjoy getting to know other parents while helping out the school. Definitely recommend this school to all!

Sunflower Childcare Subs is the top choice for childcare staffing, including the perfect…read moreopportunity for educators who need a "non-traditional" schedule. Sunflower provides quality educators in child care programs across Northeast Ohio in communities like Akron, Medina, Canton, Brunswick, Cleveland, Strongsville, Beachwood, Mentor, and more. They schedule subs weekly as needed but also have same-day support on a first call basis, but are always hiring to better meet those needs. The internal team is well rounded and knowledgeable in all things childcare and daycare since they have all worked as teachers, admins, directors, as well their CEOs being owners of 5 local centers. They know the pain points of the industry, which helps them better support others. Whether you are an experienced preschool or toddler teacher looking for flexible scheduling, or a child care center looking for substitutes to support during short and long term staffing shortages, Sunflower can meet your needs!

You can't find a more genuine company. They are the best…read moreI've worked with. The support staff is second to none.

Don't not bring your kids here. I drop My daughter off at 6:30am and get off at 2 pm she had the…read moresame diaper on. I normally get off at 3 . When I confronted the teacher she said my daughter didn't have anymore diapers and i shouldVe known she didn't have any diapers. and tried to fight me in front of the kids Staff was rude and not helpful!!! Do not recommend.

PLEASE READ (6/29/2022) - If you care about your child and your professional job, stay away from…read morethis place. Our baby has been attending for 6 months. Unfortunately this daycare has high turnover for employees who last no more than a month or two. They are extremely understaffed and over capacity with children. Week after week we drop our daughter off around 7:45am and there are 5 infants to one teacher in her class. If our daughter is not one of the 5 babies, they turn us away and tell us they have no more space for our child. It happened last week and again yesterday and again this morning after arriving earlier than expected at 6:45am. They claim they sent an e-mail notifying parents of the staffing shortage but no e-mail was receive to my wife or my accounts on file. We pay almost $300 a week for this place, $1200 a month. For Creative Playrooms of Solon to be so unprofessional and unreliable to still take our money and deny us space for our child due to staff shortage and over capacity of kids is ridiculous. They need to get shutdown and have their license revoked by the state and Cuyahoga County Department of Consumer Affairs. I assumed this was a legit child care with close proximity to my office, I am an executive for the World's largest food & beverage company and to have to miss a day or two of work because they are negligent and understaffed with accepting my child is horrendous. STAY AWAY FROM THIS PLACE! You've been warned!!!

This is by far the best Montessori school I ever visited, not only the building, the library, but…read morealso the head teacher (Ms. Case), the after school program (Ms. Eckert).... My son was enrolled when he just passed 3. Every single day he was so excited and happy about hundreds of learning games that he can do. he even asked to go to school on Saturdays. Ms. Case even prepared lots of materials for my son when we need to made a one-week-trip out of country. Down side: now my son is in california (grade 1) in a very good school district, but he complains everyday that it's too borning and easy at school! We moved out of Ohio in late 2011. By contract I'm responsible for a large amount of tuition for the rest of the year. But their admission office (Ms. Michelle) encouraged me to appy for an alternative solution to the board. We reached an agreement that both parties were happy about. So I'm a little surprised to see the comment here about his experience..... After moving to silicon valley, I visited so many "Montessori" schools here----can hardly find one that's not commercialized. Maybe it's just my bad luck. But the whole south bay area only has two non-profit Montessoris, and one of them is having a board-director fight which affected all head teachers......

I attended this school from 1999 through 2007 when I was forced to drop out. While I acknowledge…read morethat many teachers and administrators have changed, I can only speak to my own personal experiences, I would be remiss if I did not share my story. Years K-6th were broadly excellent. A warm, caring environment with excellent educators. Mrs. Blatnik, White, Chin, and Mr. Goober were extremely positive influences in those formative years, and I have nothing but gratitude for them. All issues arose during grade 7 during my brief tenure in the (then very young) middle school program during its second year in operation. I spent my entire childhood with undiagnosed autism; I don't blame the school for this, detection and treatment was far less robust then than it was now. I do blame to school for the resultant bullying that I endured that year, and what I perceived as the cause. The middle school, especially in its pilot years, was intent on making a big show of its success placements. There was a lot of parading around the kids who were being accepted into 'elite' high schools like Western Reserve Academy, Walsh Jesuit, or a handful of others. They were clearly trying to position the middle school as a funnel of sorts to these programs. Of course, with these elite programs came elite tuition costs, and I'll just say that my family was not prepared to shell out for one of these programs. Moreover, I had no personal interest in boarding schools, religious schools, or really any of these programs. I distinctly remember Ms. Ludick's reaction at the parent teacher night when this info was brought to light. She was aghast and, dare I say, offended at the idea. Almost overnight, the atmosphere shifted. My grades took a sharp hit almost immediately. I became the target for relentless bullying from students who were already on the so called 'elite' track. It was daily, it was constant, and I was chastised when I withdrew like a turtle into its shell. And while I admit my autistic tendencies made me internalize a lot more than I should have, the rampant bullying was apparent to all, that year, including the staff. There were other students who noticed. Nothing was done. Suffice to say, there was an incident that spring where I was pushed to breaking point, and I was removed for my own safety. It is also worth noting that once I was gone, one of my good friends became the new target, for largely similar reasons. The staff knew. The staff even aided and abetted the bullies, many of whom were among the wealthier families in the program that the admins would cozy up to. The message was clear: I was not worth the investment, boasted no ambitions for them to advertise in the future, and as such was cut loose. "Open Season." I have had many years of growth and therapy to digest what happened then. I wouldn't be writing this at all if I hadn't seen some social media videos featuring alumni testimonies, and see several of the bullies being plastered up as Star Student advertisements. With the small number of reviews here, I don't expect this to gain much traction. And, as I said, many years have passed since 2007, and I cannot speak to how things have changed. All I can do is share what happened to me, and if it happens to help even one person down the road, that's enough for me.

My son has attended since kindergarten. Nice school. His education is very much ahead of other…read morekids his age that attend public.

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This place is awful. Everything is outdated, they do no true education for the children. They are…read morealways hiring new people because no one wants to stay. I've walked in to them yelling at children to sit and watch the tv. It maybe cheaper but it's not a place you would want to send your children to.

My son attended Chagrin Falls Daycare and Preschool for the past three years beginning at age four…read more He now attends the after care program and my youngest is now in the preschool program. The program director/owner is wonderful. We reviewed two other programs in the area (Goddard and Kids Club) and this place had the best vibe to us. The owner is very flexible with alternative schedules - which is one of the reasons it is popular with many local teachers. We have a goofy schedule and they have been flexible and understanding. I am not a teacher, but my husband's schedule changes constantly and that is a tough sell for most places to accommodate. The program has a nice balance of structure while still catering to the needs of the individual child. My kids are both very different but have each found their way in this school. I love that they have a busing arrangement with two local schools which makes life so easy for parents once the kids are school aged. There are optional programs which cost extra money (About $10 per class per week) for music, computer class, Spanish, and I think one other. My son has thoroughly enjoyed music and computer. We've capped it at two. We too opt to send lunch for our son. They are careful to store it properly so it stays cold and always stick it back in the fridge when it is done so everything is still fresh at pick up time. My son sometimes runs out of time for lunch, but he is a chatty cathy, so I think it is his issue. My only wish for the program was to give the kids more chances to get outside. We had a rotten winter last year, so I am sure that was part of it. I also "get" that getting a ground of kids into their snow gear takes a while. But, a little more outside time would be ideal.