We've had a great experience at CCP over the past year. Our daughter started just after turning 2,…read moreand the growth we've seen has been incredible - from communication to potty training. The teachers put so much thought into their activities and truly go above and beyond. She is always excited to go to school! We're grateful to have found CCP and highly recommend it to any family

We've sent both our boys to country cottage and have been really happy with the program. It's a…read morewell oiled machine at this point, the school has consistent rhythms, the staff, parents, and kids all know what to expect from the program -- that stability matters. The teachers are all so thoughtful about the curriculum and building themed and engaging activities for the kids to learn and grow. We especially love their outdoor spaces, kids need room to explore and use their bodies - this school has 3 different outdoor spaces. The owner and teachers at Country Cottage should be really proud of what they've built, a safe loving environment for kids during those highly formative years.

Our daughter started at this school in 2016 and we love it! The teachers and staff are welcoming,…read morefriendly, and knowledgeable. Any time we've had general questions or suggestions they have been very open and receptive. Everyone is kind, approachable, and they truly care about the children. It is nice community to be a part of. The outdoor space is amazing and our daughter feels so free running around and "adventuring." I feel they do a nice job following Montessori principles (which differ from traditional public school methods) and that was a priority for us. She learns so much and truly enjoys being in school. We are planning to keep her here through sixth grade because it's such a great place!

The Montessori methods of teaching are wonderful. If you can get your children into this Montessori…read moreschool consider your self lucky. Investing in your children's educations is good. This is big time good, and my wife and I are extremely pleased with the results from the Montessori methods!

Our child has grown socially and emotionally over the past two years thanks to the incredible…read moreinstruction and support from Little Wings. Their classrooms are flanked by two different outdoor spaces so children can explore their environment safely. There are sand boxes, a garden greenhouse, fun play structures, rotating theme pretend area, and a shallow creek to play in. Special guest appearances from some animal friends and librarians make their days exciting. We really enjoyed their annual Art Show where all the kids can show off their creations to parents and loved ones. Every teacher and staff members are incredibly kind and talented. We've made great parents friends and have plans to send our younger child there when the time comes. We feel lucky to have found Little Wings and encourage anyone looking for quality preschool education to set up a meeting with their team. Their director, Dani Burg, runs an incredible program that brings the best out of their students. She's also is fluent in Spanish!

This preschool has been by far the best I've found in North County SLO area. We searched Paso,…read moreTempleton, and Atascadero and were lucky to come across Little Wings. Dani and all of the staff are friendly and well qualified. They have a handy app so you can get photo updates on what your child is up to during the day. The facility is cozy, clean, and accommodating for atypical children and typically developing children alike. I love that they have the children eat snacks and lunch outside and play outside as much as possible when weather is accommodating. I highly recommend Little Wings to other parents searching for a friendly, happy, and learning centered place to have their child[ren] attend preschool! I can't say enough good things!

Our granddaughter attended this preschool for two years. She was excited every day to go and loved…read moreher teachers and fellow students. The staff consisted of two of the most loving and professional women we could have asked for. Laurie and Sharon are energetic and attentive to every child they care for. The education our granddaughter received has prepared her for elementary school with social confidence and advanced school readiness.

Teachers Laurie and Sharon are great. Our daughter got enrolled much to our delight and has looked…read moreforward to going to school even after rough days. The routine of dropping her off and picking her up and hearing about her fellow students is great. Participating in field trips with the teachers, class, and fellow parents has been great even though my daughter had a meltdown on our first one. Great people all around and such a blessing to have them in our community. It's been a lot of fun to watch her grow after her first year and now be one of the older kids in class. It is still great to come in and see Teachers Laurie and Sharon and help out with field trips and contribute when we can.

Yah it's great -a student currently going here…read more But on a real note the teachers are great and I have gotten so caught up in all my classes I went straight f's to straight a's

We spent $24,000 to send our child here for one year…read more Five stars for the tutors themselves, they are decent people, but they are mistreated and underpaid. See Glassdoor.com for proof of this. I truly feel sorry for the actual tutors. Here's how it went from the beginning to the end: During the sales pitch, they introduce tutors called "Clinicians". Sounds official, right? So what training/accreditation do these "Clinicians" have? Do they go to postgraduate school for 2 or 3 years and obtain a teaching credential? If only. A high school diploma and two weeks (two weeks! Employees at call centers get more training than that. Two weeks of slipshod training at Lindamood Bell makes you a "Clinician". My wife and I really should have known better, after their hard sell first meeting. It was reminiscent of a time share sales pitch. The pitch is very hard sell, but very seductive, they break open binders of data and talk a great game. Once you enroll, there is absolutely no follow through. The poor tutors are too stressed, overworked and underpaid, as mentioned. The facility in the front is beautiful. When you enroll, and your child actually gets into the back of the facility where all the "schooling" takes place, it's dirty, with cheap, rickety furniture, stained walls. But we were willing to overlook all that at first if our son actually receive the kind of education they promised. So what of the "education"? You could do this for free. It was just like free curriculum you could download from a wide variety of sources. It was so bland, generic, uninspired. It seemed like watered down high school curriculum. Save yourself a lot of grief and seek the wide variety of curriculum available online for special needs kids for 1% of what you would waste here. So, to wrap up, $24,000 later, after my son wasted an year here, in this pseudo-school. My son even complained that he did not enjoy it, didn't learn anything of value (Their "Economics" curriculum was clearly downloaded from some generic site). There were other special needs kids with antisocial behavior, and that's fine, but Linda Mood Bell allows those kids to run rampant and interfere/pester other students. It was a zoo some days. There were not very many students at all, and I can see why.

Atascadero Cooperative Preschool is an absolutely amazing place. This school not only welcomes…read moreparent participation, but actively encourages and requires it. Kids are allowed to be kids here, and learn through play. One of the most important things to take away from this is that this is a school, and not a day care. Your child will be stimulated, and will have great stories to tell at the end of each school day, whether it's about one of the pets in the classroom, or one of the field trips they go on.

We love this preschool! We have had 3 children attend over the last 6 years. The two who've…read morefinished were very well prepared for kindergarten with the skills they developed at the Atascadero Co-Op. Preschool. The family involvement makes this school uniquely successful. With an education background, I have high standards. This is not daycare. The program is a healthy combination of academics, creativity, exploration, and social development. My daughter loves to go to school! I highly recommend the Atascadero Co-Op. Preschool.

Let me start off with saying Devin Solomon and her staff are one of the best daycares I've…read moreencountered! My 1st grade son attends there and they help him with his online schooling, homework, and whatever else he needs. As well as fun activities for breaks. I work full time and is unable to help with school during COVID. Calling All Scouts has been a God sent for me. My daughters preschool is now closing and she is about to attend CAS with her brother. I'm so thankful Devin and her staff are willing to still work on preschool curriculum, and nap time schedules with her. To keep her mind learning and not to skip a beat. I always feel welcomed at her house and can stop by anytime if I need to check on my kids. Which is a big thing for me. If I'm not welcomed to come see my children and there is weird tension when I do we will have words, but this is not the case at CAS! I trust Devin and her staff 150%. I don't have to worry about neglect, abuse in any form, or misconduct with any children. Well I could go on but I won't. CAS is amazing and you'd be very lucky to have a spot here.

School grounds are nice. Great indoor gym. Sunday 3 Ball Basketball Program is great.read more

this place exceeds all expectations--hard to understand how a school can be so much like a family,…read morebut their reaction to this Covid mess is a great example of the way that happens!