We are happy with our experience at Primrose. The teachers are supportive, and the learning…read moreactivities are both educational and fun for kids. One thing we really appreciate is how the staff keeps parents updated throughout the day. It helps us feel connected even while at work.

We started our 3.5-year-old daughter here for her first exposure/experience with daycare/preschool…read moreor anything of that sort. We knew it would be an adjustment for her and us, but we felt comfortable that the school was prepared for it. Ultimately, we unenrolled her after a week due to an incident and how it was handled. We weren't alerted until 90 minutes after the incident (which included a large scratch on her face and a large knot on her head), and we were told a completely different story than what happened (details below). A boy in our daughter's class was upset, and as she was standing next to the teacher, he shoved her into the wall, where she hit her face on the wall and head on the ground. We know things like this can happen when you have roughly 6 new kids starting in one class at one time (with just one teacher), but the biggest issue we had was how (and when) we were alerted. We were sent a notification in the app 90 minutes after the incident took place and the message said it was a kid who bumped into her while everyone was playing and she was fine, a small scratch and a pure accident. When I arrived to the school and saw her with massive scratches on her face (which still have not fully healed and we hope don't scar) and a large knot on her head it seemed to be a bigger incident than we were told. Not only that, the incident report said it was an intentional act with the kid being upset - very different than what we were told via the message in the app. I do think this is a unique situation and likely wouldn't happen again, and I have nothing but good things to say about those who work at the front. But we were unable to look past the delay in alerting us coupled with the different story being told on what actually took place. If I were a prospective parent I would advise you ask about how many new kids are starting at once and what support that teacher would have as well as what their communication plan is when an incident takes place and the staff is on a tour.

Our daughter started attending Goddard Hillsboro as a baby during the pandemic (august 2020). Joy…read moreand the staff were extremely particular about following protocols and keeping the kids and the staff healthy. They were also so kind and friendly and patient with a nervous, emotional first time mom, answering all my questions, calming my fears and sending me pictures of my baby girl while I was at work. My daughter has thrived at the Goddard school. The programming has allowed her to blossom in her two years and I am so grateful for the teachers and staff that have been taking care of my girl these last few years.

Amazing daycare! So much to offer for children, they learn different languages, music and life…read moreskills with martial art lessons. The owner and director are compassionate and really care about the kids. Teachers are great with the kids! For what you get at his daycare the value is great compared to other daycare.

We have sent both our boys to ELM after trying multiple alternatives. Lots of reasons why but the…read moretop 2 that have kept us loving ELM are: 1. Teacher quality/connection - the staff at ELM are empathetic, interested in learning about the individual needs of their children and understand how important trust with families is. They're amazing. 2. Program - Kandy operates ELM with a high level of care, collaboration with parents, and attention to detail. Her excellent communication with families and love for the children of ELM shows. Highly recommend ELM to any family!

Both of our boys have gone to PreK here at ELM. It's always been a good experience and the kids…read morehave learned valuable social skills and found their creative sparks! The staff has stayed the same for the last 5 years which says something too!

My daughter started attending this Touchstone location just after they opened and was there for…read moreabout three years. I could not be happier with our experience. The facility is clean and secure and the staff is polite and professional. The school uses newer technologies to provide parents with excellent communication and lots of pictures. The principal also regularly sends messages or emails about events, staffing changes, and other happenings at the school. The teachers did a great job implementing the curriculum and our daughter loved working with them. We were also given informative updates about her developmental progress through periodic conferences. Although the COVID pandemic disrupted all daycares in 2020, the school handled it as well as they could. Overall, Touchstone took great care of my daughter and set her up to succeed in elementary school, and I highly recommend it.

My children attended the Beaverton location and my niece's transferred to this location after the…read moreBeaverton location closed down. My sister, their mother, and I noticed that this location feels like all business and no regard to making connections with families like how the Beaverton location has. Whenever we get a chance to talk to the former Beaverton teachers, they always make us feel welcome as always. But not the Hillsboro team and sorry to say even the Hillsboro principal doesn't feel genuine. It feels like when parents talk to her, it goes in one ear and out another. I understand that you want business to thrive but you also have to make an effort to make people feel welcome. We really miss the Beaverton location and wish it will open again. The teachers feel like family, are always happy and have the time to address any concerns you have or small talk. You can tell that the Beaverton teachers truly care about your child and your family. The Hillsboro team does not make you feel that way. There are also some safety concerns. My niece told me that one of the teachers of the younger class forgot some children on the playground while going inside. My niece's class, the older kids, were still playing while the younger ones were going inside. The main door is on the older kid playground area. The teacher of the younger class went inside and left 2 students outside. Thank goodness there was another class outside because my niece's teacher noticed this and brought the children inside. I don't know if the other teacher was talked to about forgetting her students. Another safety concern is that recently they decided to open the emergency side door exit for the older classes to make going home time faster since there is always a long line. So that door is open and the teacher just lets the child out, but having to stay by the door because they're supposed to stay with the rest of the class. I understand that they want to make it convenient for families to make the pick up time faster, but the teacher isn't able to personally bring the student out to their families. What if the child gets hurt on the way? And what about the children in the classroom? If the teacher is in the doorway watching a child go to their family, who is watching the kids inside? I would truly give this school 0 stars but give it 2 stars since we still keep in touch with the Beaverton transferred teachers and they ALWAYS make us feel welcome.

The owner and people that work there have such huge hearts. They are so caring! Such a darling name…read moreas well

From the owner: Welcome to Giggle Grove Academy, a Montessori-inspired, STEM-enriched preschool and daycare in…read moreHillsboro — just few mins from Reeds Crossing and the Butternut Creek communities nearby! We proudly serve families across Hillsboro, Orenvo Station, South Hillsboro, and Beaverton, providing a nurturing, modern, and engaging environment where children learn through hands-on exploration, curiosity, and creativity at very competitive cost. Programs for Ages 8 Weeks to 6 Years From our Infant and Toddler rooms to our Preschool program, each classroom is thoughtfully designed to foster independence, problem-solving, and confidence. Our approach blends the Montessori philosophy with STEM-based learning — allowing children to discover, question, and grow at their own pace. Why Families Love Giggle Grove Academy: • Montessori + STEM integrated curriculum • Low teacher-to-child ratios for personal attention • Organic snacks and meals served daily • Bright, safe, and modern classrooms • Passionate, certified, and caring teachers • Convenient location just off Cornelius Pass Rd • Welcoming environment for ERDC families Whether you’re a working parent looking for a trusted full-day OR Part Day program or seeking a nurturing preschool experience close to home, Giggle Grove Academy offers the perfect balance of structure, creativity, and care. Now Enrolling! Schedule a tour today and see why families across Hillsboro and Beaverton are choosing Giggle Grove Academy

We are so thankful for our time at Roots N Wings! Our son attended from 11 months old through his…read moregraduation at age 5. From day one, the teachers were so warm and nurturing that he settled in within a week and loved going every day. They were right there with us through all the big milestones--potty training, eating well, building independence, and learning to express himself. Academically, they kept him engaged and challenged; by the time he graduated, he was well advanced in reading, math, science, and geography. We couldn't have asked for a better place for him to grow up!

My daughter attended this Montessori daycare from age ~2 to 4.5 years. Facility is clean and well…read moremaintained by the staff here. Teachers are very caring and offered an enriching environment for my kid. We highly appreciate all the efforts put in by teachers and they were on top of all updates and communications. Our special thanks to the school director, Ms. Usha, for fostering a great culture! 100% recommend this school.

I highly recommend this Montessori school…read more We have been incredibly happy with the quality of education at this Montessori school. All three of my children have attended, and each one has excelled in all subjects: life skills, mathematics, reading, and fine motor skills. In addition, the teachers keep you very well informed about up coming concerts (three a year) and other events, how your child is performing and progressing, and resources for Love and Logic based parenting.

Heather is an amazing teacher and helped shape our daughter into the best version of herself. She…read morehelped grow our daughter into a resourceful, curious, and independent learner. She taught her to sew, sing, read, solve math problems, and most importantly be a creative problem solver. Heather is kind, thoughtful, and will truly know your child inside and out. She is an excellent educator (and as a teacher myself) I would trust her to teach any child and do it with absolute excellence. Sending our daughter to Happy Children's was the best decision we could have possibly made for our girl.

The product is great. I have No issue with the instructors or facility itself. However, an issue of…read morecontention is They charge you even when they're closed. When questioned they tried to weasel out claiming some nonsensical, "sOmeTiMeS iT wOrKs OuT tHiS way." This year, both Christmas and New Years were on Wednesday. Obviously I wouldn't expect them to be open on the Holidays, but I couldn't believe they still charged me for the entire month even though we only had TWO lessons in the entire month (EDIT: Well, I guess Jan 1 is a new month, but whatever). This has always infuriated me, but if it happens once or twice a year I can excuse it. However, twice!? It feels like being charged double. Again, I have no complaints with the instructors or product itself. In fact, I have ONLY POSITIVE things to say about them. My daughter loves her class! That said, I'd highly advise against putting your kid in a Monday or Friday class as most Holidays just tend to fall on those days and they will charge you for the missed classes regardless.

I'm currently a gymnast here and I love it! I have been going here for 6 soon to be 7 years! 2…read moreyears spent in rec classes and almost 6 on team! The coaches are very supportive and kind and you can talk to them about anything even things in your life outside of gymnastics. the owners Phil and Lynette are very kind and loving but also push the girls to do their best. Love you lots flightschool!

Our daughter is almost 3 and has been going here since she was 2.5 and we lovvvve WMI. We toured 9…read moreother preschools including 2 other Montessori programs and this place has everything we were looking for!!! First- the teachers. No matter where you go or what type of "program" a school says they base their teaching strategies on its honestly all about the teachers and WMI has some of the most caring and nurturing of people around. They are so caring welcoming they make your child feel safe while allowing them to be independent and respectful and have some ownership in their learning and school. The students- AMAZING. They are the most well behaved group of kids you will ever meet... And happy!! Because they model after each other and the teachers are good at modeling discussing/explaining reasons for why we respect each other and act the way we act everyone is happy and just respectful of each other. I had a friend tour who was weirded out and Said it wasn't natural to be this well behaved almost cult like... But it just shows you kids can be respectful playful well behaved little people if they are expected to be. The friend actually toured and did an "experiential day" with the school and actually has her daughter starting end of the month!!! The director- joy is amazing and really caring for her student.. They all love her to pieces. I will say honestly she sometimes is a little disorganized with parents (forgets scheduled meetings with parents from time to time) but never lacks with the children. I think she just has tons on her plate teaching/training/running and amazing school that things fall through the crack sometimes. She really wants the family to be really involved in the community which is great. She is also very easily reached/available and in constant communication with parents. The one negative that I can think of is they don't help wipe the kids if they are potty trained. They want them to be independent and do it on their own. My daughter has come home multiple times with skid marks because I just don't think she can reach that far. I have mentioned it before but not seriously talked to the school about it. Honestly though... There is no other school that I would trust with teaching the right morals and learning how to interact in a community to become fully functioning little people than WMI. You will not regret your decision for going....

I love love love the infant building they are absolutely incredible we got the privilege to have…read morems.Katelyn as a teacher and she is truly amazing in every way I could really tell she cared about my child and I felt very comfortable and confident in her teaching and just overall being highly recommend, we are now in the toddler side and it's a bit more strict on drop offs makes it a bit hard as a single mom having to take transportation currently but they really value the time with all the children they do beautiful arts and crafts, going to the park and teaching use of glass cups which was super scary at first but we've had zero accidents and my daughter is doing so amazing!!! We have a new teacher ms.Roxana and she very wonderful and great with my daughter especially now that she throws her little toddler tantrums cause she has to leave her mommy but they handle it with grace and offer to looks at the fishy's in the other room I love everything about this place they have good secured doors only parents can access which makes me feel very safe they also take erdc for anyone looking for that. Really blessed and grateful we have found such a nice school to call a second home. I really value their work and effort :) thank you WMI

I am the grandmother of a two-year-old who has been attending Montessori Cares for nearly a year…read more While we are able to provide her full-time care ourselves, we've seen that the environment here is far more beneficial to her overall development. Socially and academically, the growth has been remarkable--especially in her speech, confidence, and ability to express herself. She is learning valuable practical skills, from simple independence at the table to problem-solving with puzzles. She loves reading, responds beautifully to her teachers, and is thriving in a child-centered, self-paced environment. We don't simply see progress--we see confidence, independence, and joy. The Montessori approach, focused on independence and hands-on learning, has truly been a gift to her development. After 27 years at an elementary school, I can say with complete confidence: children thrive when they are allowed to learn at their own pace and according to their individual interests. This is the difference between a child who keeps up--and a child who truly excels...where learning is not just beneficial, it's TRANSFORMATIONAL! We feel a deep sense of peace knowing she is being so well prepared for the future. The "first five" years are critical, and this school is providing an exceptional foundation. Mrs. Khan is extraordinary--attentive, intuitive, and deeply invested in each child. After our granddaughter returned from a hospital stay, she noticed subtle weight loss that others might have missed. That level of care speaks volumes. She truly KNOWS and loves her students. Montessori Cares has exceeded our expectations in every way, and we are deeply grateful for the care, intention, and excellence they provide each and every day.

At the start of the covid-19 lockdowns, my husband and I were impressed with how quickly online…read moreclasses were structured at Montessori Cares. It was a seamless transition as Mrs. Khan was one of the first to start curriculum on Zoom. To be honest it seemed as if she had this as a back-up plan all along. As changes occurred she was in constant communication through email or phone call. I never felt as if we were out of the loop or abandoned, in fact I could hardly keep up. Mrs. Khan was thorough in addressing any of our needs. She offered us all some type of relief; special arrangements for the essential-working parents in need of childcare, also financial adjustments to accommodate the changes and any job loss. Virtual circle time, math and language classes yielded show-and-tells along with homework. The children engaged with their teachers and classmates during extracurriculars such as Music, yoga/meditation, and storytime. We all did our part making this new normal work out for our children. The effort put forth from Mrs. Khan and her team is to be praised. I am very grateful for this school and its wonderful teachers. Thank you for all you do and for the loving patience you have with our kids.