i've seen kids come and go from FCA over the years, and I must say that they have produced some top…read morenotch students with great attitudes. No school is perfect, but it is a fully accredited school, taking advantage of all the scholarships, and the kids that have come up through FCA have gone on to be successful. My own children went there. If you want to protect your kids from many things, and you can't homeschool them, then this is the place for you. If Price is a problem, there are tons of scholarships that help you get the kids through school.

Highly recommend! My daughter is now an RN after growing up at FCA her whole life. The Christian…read morevalues are still in her today.

The sudden closure of Kid City with less than 24 hours' notice was extremely unprofessional and…read moredisruptive. Families were given no advance warning, and the lack of communication created unnecessary hardship for working parents. The abrupt shutdown also interrupted our child's VPK routine and transition. Reliable childcare should be transparent and dependable, and this experience was neither.

I've always been against daycares for my own personal reasons but I needed a break I was at my…read morebreaking point and these people quite literally saved my life, Sara is amazing. Good people my first day I went back twice to check up on my babies and it made me so happy watching the employees being so hands on with them. I wish I could keep them in full time . My 3 year old just loves them

My son has thrived here and he has VERY specific needs and they pay very good attention at meeting…read morethem. It puts my mama heart at ease.

I took a chance and enrolled my oldest in ALA 2 years ago. I went through many challenges with the…read morepublic school system. She suffered from ADHD and was not being challenged enough with the public schools. We asked repeatedly for her to be tested for the gifted math program. When she moved to ALA in 5th grade, they immediately identified that she needed to be tested. She was placed in Middle school math and excelled. The individual attention each student gets really helped her focus. Most if not all the teachers have experience with special education needs whether is personal or professional. After the first school year at ALA, I moved my other child from Camden Public Schools to ALA. Since Kindergarten (currently in 3rd) I struggled to get them to identify what I immediately saw and to implement a IEP. I ended up having to go outside the system when she was in 1st grade to have her tested because they said it would be another year. I'm glad I did because they wanted to hold her back and of course we fought it since we identified the issue. They attempted to do it in Second but because I identified the lack of service being provided by the county and also having her in GA Cyber Academy for a semester we realized she was better in a smaller setting and one on one which the county could not provide. I moved her to ALA this year and she has caught up and now a straight A student. Her reading and math has improved so much. The proof is in how parents and school works together to help a child succeed. Some may find the way they teach different from traditional public school SPED, but they have taken several continuing education classes on helping the children especially dyslexia which the public system will not accommodate . The learning scale is based on where the student excels or falls below. So they may be in a middle school math but a 3rd grade reading level in the 6th grade. The child would be placed in the math level they excel in and then placed in a group where their reading level is worked on. When the child begins to show improvement they are tested to see if they could handle the current grade level. They use the same testing system as the public school to find the level. Their actual Special Education Teacher Mr. Clark is amazing. He is patience of a saint so to say when it comes to helping.

What an absolute mess of a school. My student attended for 1 year in this school and they…read morecompletely lied to my face just to get my money. They taught my student absolutely NOTHING and accused my student of things that he didn't do. When I asked for the director of the school to bring up the video evidence to their claim they clearly told me that it wasn't their job and that I could sit down for however long it took and review the tape to see if my student did what they are alleging him to do. They didn't provide any accommodations to my student's IEP/ISP and when they got tired or had to many kids in the school that day, they called me to come get my son and telling me that they were sick and tired of dealing with all the kids in the school. This school has been advertised to be a school of "excellence for special education" and not one teacher in there is accredited as a special education teacher. There was one teacher that was actively working towards their special education specialty degree but he was "let go" according to the director in an email that she mass sent to the parents of the school due to he wasn't the best fit for them. How?! He was a teacher there for a long time before they decided this. There is more that has transpired to persuade me to leave this review and this isn't the only reason why I am leaving this review to the public for other potential family's to review. Now all of a sudden I am now being harassed by this school on every instance and aspect. Please do heavy research when considering this school for enrollment of your student.

This review is long overdue but I just want to express how much I love and appreciate Step by Step…read more My son started VPK this year and he was pretty behind and had no interest in school but with much patience and love Ms Stacey and Ms Gracie have worked with him and we can see the progress he's made and the love for learning beginning to show. He is doing so much better with his writing and fine motor skills. He loves counting EVERYTHING now and even his vocabulary and expression/manners have improved. I am beyond grateful to his teachers and all the staff that always show him so much love and care! You guys are truly awesome!

My daughter was only at Step by Step II in Yulee, FL for four days, but this was more than enough…read moretime to see obvious issues regarding the child care in the infant room. One day our daughter was fighting her bottles and we were not once notified. It was not until I called that afternoon to check on her that I even knew they were having issues. Therefore, she had gone 9 hours without food that day and nobody thought to call myself or my husband. Two of the other four days, our daughter was not offered a bottle for over 4.5 hours. In addition to the issues regarding feedings, it is concerning that our daughter's diaper was not changed that frequently. There was one day, for example, where she went 5 hours without a diaper change. Also, after visiting another daycare and reading laws and requirements enforced by the Florida Department of Children and Families (DCF) governing child care facilities, we realized that Step by Step was not abiding by all of the laws and requirements. Step by Step II told us to keep our daughter's pacifier on a pacifier holder which has a string, and Step by Step did not attempt to get our daughter to sleep in her crib to our knowledge. However, per DCF, cords such as the pacifier holder which can encircle a child's neck should not be accessible to children. In addition, children up to one year of age must be in a crib or playpen for napping. My husband asked one of the days if they had tried to get our daughter to sleep in her bed at all, and he was told no. While these were not huge issues to us personally, it is concerning that Step by Step II would disregard these requirements. In addition, not once were we asked for immunization records or a physical. I am not sure if the daycare even cared whether or not our child had her shots, which is also concerning. Overall, we had a really unfortunate experience with Step by Step II. If we had known about these issues before enrolling her, we would not have sent her there. However, it all worked out in the end because our daughter is now going to a daycare we are really happy with.

We enrolled my son last week and it was the best decision we could have ever made. He loves going…read moreto his "Firehouse School" he is excited to go every morning and is so proud to show me his art and learning projects every evening. Stacey and Jason do a wonderful job with the kids. I love that they have extended hours and are so incredibly affordable. I'm going to school more than full-time and my husband is active duty in the Navy. Our schedules are insane and it takes so much stress off us knowing he loves going to Little Firehouse and is loved and taken care of. He was previously at Happy Apple which we loved, but they just didn't have the full day care style that we desperately needed. I highly recommend Little Firehouse Daycare! You won't regret bringing your little one here and I know spots are going to go fast. This may be the best kept secret in Camden County and I feel blessed to have a spot for my son. Five Stars

All of the teachers are so supporting and the dance studio is such an amazing studio and if you or…read moreyour child work really hard and try there best they can try out or Radettes which is a big group of dancers that do many many shows for the community it is really just an amazing experience!!!!!!

This is the perfect way to spend a rainy day! I was a little nervous to bring my 6 year old son…read morehere when I saw the age limit was 7. I thought he may get bored quickly or that the area may be too small for him to actually enjoy, but we had a blast! The space is great! There's plenty to keep all ages busy! I would definitely recommend Kids can be kids for anyone looking to escape the Florida heat or as a rainy day activity!

Great place for the littles to get their energy out on a rainy day. Lots of indoor climbing and…read moreride on toys and other things. Staff is great.