I pulled my daughter from this facility after 2 months. They weren't keeping accurate records of…read moreher eating and urination. She didn't gain any weight while there and I stressed the importance of knowing this information to make sure she was growing properly (she was only 8 months old). She was left in the same diaper all day on one occasion. I know this because they used different diapers than our home diapers and she didn't have a diaper change marked on her report. I do not recommend this facility.

Unprofessional leadership. Sketchy supervision of the kids. Numerous times I witnessed children…read morewith shoes untied, unbuckled sandals, etc. Allows children to injure each other. Assisting staff does not pay good attention to the children. Clearly the staff is overworked, overwhelmed or not trained well. Look elsewhere!

I, not sure why I'm listed in CaliforniaThis is the best Montessori around! I am a retired teacher…read moreinterested in the best preschool experience possible for my grandsons. After visiting several Montessori schools in various cities around, this proved to be the best! The staff is wonderful: caring, kind, knowledgeable. Every teacher knows every child. The school environment is welcoming, loving and inspires exploration in the children. Our 5 year old grandson attended before Kindergarten and now our 3 year old grandson attends. The 2 year old will begin the Fall. The boys love it there. The school also welcomes observation at any time! I am shocked at the negative review! Behavior issues are dealt with in a knowledgeable, caring, firm way. Also, it behooves the teachers to inform the parents of any concerns. If the parents can't deal with it, that's their issue. I'm not sure why this site is listing me in California. I live in Farmington Hills, Mi. Tried to edit it, but it wouldn't allow it. I love this school and everyone in it!

I would give them 0 stars if that was an option! This is the worst possible environment to begin…read moreyour child's education. To give you a little background about us. My husband and I are both engineers and we both emigrated from India more than 15 years ago and are settled in US. We don't have any family in Michigan and are both working professionals in high stress jobs. Our only son started at Bloomfield Maples Montessori in January and was out of there by end of May. In March, the school scheduled a parent-teacher conference and told us that our son is having behavioral issues (totally laughable because they consider my son, who is a toddler, walking away from another toddler when he took his toy, a behavioral issue - I guess they would have a problem with Gandhi too for being a pacifist. I think it is great that my toddler has the common sense to walk away from a potentially dangerous situation of fighting another toddler over a toy). They also made a suggestion that we take our son to speech therapy but offered no data or evidence (they sent blank notes home everyday)and basically hid behind vague statements like "I cant put my finger on what the problem is" and "I am not an expert so I cant say". Well, are working parents of an only child and we expect the teacher to be more of an expert than us and be able to pin point what the issue is before we take him to expensive, time consuming and unnecessary (I say activities like speech therapy. My husband and I talked about it and decided that a healthy (his pediatrician didn't find any issues with his speech) 2.5 year old doesn't need speech therapy and that he will be fine in a few months, as studies indicate that boys (especially first born and multi-lingual) don't really start their speech until 3 years old, When we didn't take him to speech therapy, the teacher pulled me aside and told me that they will expel him out of school for non-compliance. REALLY EXPEL HIM! We were completely blindsided as we were never told that this was a requirement for re-enrollment, as they already accepted our re-enrollment fee. I was asking for meeting minutes from our parent teacher conference which they sent almost 6 weeks later. GUESS WHAT! Those meeting minutes were so poorly written they had multiple typos including both the words in "Speech Therapy" (spelled as "speach thearpy"). Other typos include the words "motor" (spelled as "moter") and "opinion" (spelled as "oppinion"). This is the quality of their teachers. I wish there was a way to post the picture of that note here on yelp. I graded it with red pen and gave them an "F" and returned a color copy of it to them so they know exactly how I feel about their sub-standard teachers. I was so livid that I told them that all their teachers need to get "spelling therapy" and if they were to kick a kid out for non-compliance of something, at least get that something spelled correctly. I do agree with them on one thing - that school is not for my son. In conclusion, the school believes in their hypocrisy of "we'll kick your child out for poor performance, even though we are poor performers ourselves"! They are quick to get paid and are definitely don't tell you they are sub-par when they position themselves during admissions. In addition to the above, there were multiple documented instances of neglect during the time that leads to me to believe that they categorically discriminated against my son. I thought about not writing anything on yelp for a couple of months now, but for some reason, I always come back to my philosophy that "if parents are bad, only their children will be affected. However, if teachers (or schools) are bad, it would affect generations of children". I could not bring myself to walk away from this without taking action that informs future parents. If you have standards for education for your children, just avoid them completely.

Called to ask questions and spoke with a lady Named Denise,…read moreshe answered all the questions but her attitude was not friendly at all, I have chosen not to bring my child here.

I have been to three daycares with my kids since we moved around a bit and great beginnings is by…read morefar the best. They care so much about each family. And not just on a surface level they all actually care about my kids growing and learning. Every employee there has a huge heart.

My daughter has been going to Premiere Preschool for 2 years now. I wouldn't send her anywhere…read moreelse. The teachers and staff are fantastic, and my kids love going to school! Even my 2 year old brings a backpack and hangs it next to her sisters backpack - she can't wait to be a Premiere Preschooler! Ms. Kathy, Ms. Theresa, Ms. Terri, Ms. Mindy & Ms. Sharon are all so sweet.

The amount of pre-K education my son has had in just the first few weeks at Premiere Preschool is…read moreoutstanding. Every school day he awakes with excitement! I can't believe how far he has already progressed socially and mentally. I'm confident he will be more than prepared for kindergarten next year. I highly recommend premiere preschool

Choosing the right preschool for your family can be overwhelming, and a very personal preference…read more If you are looking for a small community feel, Mayfair is a great preschool option. It is a co-operative, so every family is a member of the school and has a vote on how the preschool operates, and well as the opportunity to attend their child's class as a volunteer! The families who look for cooperative preschool want to give their time and efforts to create a close knit school environment. Our children loved their time at Mayfair, and I was really happy with the sweet family-like environment. The parent board made decisions that were in the best interest of both families and school. The teacher was top notch, she really cares about child development and the kids adore her!

I adore Mayfair & honestly cannot say enough good things about the school and the staff. It is a…read moreCo-Op preschool so it's run by the parents. Each parent gets a job within the school & works scheduled days in the classroom & nursery. This is actually one of the main reasons why I chose Mayfair. I love being in the classroom with my daughter to see how she interacts with her friends & get a glimpse at what her school days are like. I also love working in the nursery, it gives me a chance to get to know the siblings of Mayfair. Ms. Amanda is an amazing teacher. The way she interacts with the children is thoughtful and respectful. She gives the children a variety of options to explore and create through play and activities. Our family moved to Michigan 2 years ago and the hunt for a preschool was on. At the time I was 6 months pregnant so having a free on-site nursery for siblings in the Threes and Fours classes was a big plus for me! My eldest daughter is currently in the 3's class and loves every minute of it! I am very excited for her to start her pre-K journey in the 4's class & to participate in the parent & tot class with my littlest.

My six year old son has benefited tremendously from the kumon program ! He was recently given an…read moreaward as the top reader in his class . Ms. Sadaps and Ms.Danielle are phenomenal teachers ! They truly take the time with each student to make sure that each child understands the concepts presented on their worksheets . My whole family is extremely thankful for the program . Kumon is laying the foundation for academic success

This place is great! Mrs. Sadaps, the instructor genuinely cares for the kids and seeing them reach…read morefar beyond their grade level. I highly recommend this center!

It's a good place to make memories and stuff but dang I hate but love it I hate it when teachers…read moreyell at us for one person not acting correct like brotha r we serious and but the good parts are the sports teams and powder puff .powder puff was so friking fun to be a part of and so was b ball I wish they had soccer ngl if they did that would've made them the best middle school but they don't and some teachers would just rage bait and pmo

lowkey HORRIBLE school, principals, counselor and teachers are all nice besides 8th grade teacher…read moremrs anderson AND the nurse isnt helpful at all she'll give you an ice pack or a water bottle if your about to pass out or she'll comment on your attendance and get mad that ur absent even though its none of her business! hope this helps.

Only thing the owners care about is money. place is falling apart. Place is extremely out dated…read morecompared to any other daycare. My child came home with glass in their pockets. Said they found it on the playground. Toys are old and broKen. The owners are clueless with what's really going on in their own daycare. They focus more on children as groups instead of individuals. Definitely go elsewhere!

Both of my children attended JTots. The oldest is now almost 13 and her little sister is now 5 and…read morejust entered a young 5's kindergarten program this year. JTots is an absolutely AMAZING school. They are attentive, caring and kind from the teachers to the office staff (Amy is a rockstar - also a precious teacher to my oldest) to the owners Alexis and Paul. My oldest and I moved to South Carolina for what we thought was forever, but ended up being just a few months, and returned to my daughter RUNNING into her teacher's arms and me getting a big hug from the owner Paul. We knew we were home at that moment. The educational program they follow meant both of my kids entered public schools WELL AHEAD of their classmates. And the teacher turnover is minimal as even after more than 7 years both of my kids had many of the same teachers (AND they remembered my oldest daughter and still recalled specific stories!) My youngest was born just before the pandemic began and entered JTots at about 2 years old. The change in her was DRASTIC after just a few weeks. She went from crying anytime she saw a stranger to open arm hugging everyone. We are going to go back for a visit this week to say hello to her teachers while we're on winter break because she misses them like crazy (especially Jinan!) I also referred a coworker and her son to JTots and they are still there. Her son has some health and learning concerns and she says he is excelling ever since going to JTots.