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    Windsor Montessori School

    3.0 (6 reviews)
    Open 7:30 am - 5:30 pm

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    4 years ago

    I don't understand how this school is still in business. Worst management with burntout teachers. Take your kiddos elsewhere.

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    Educational Playcare

    Educational Playcare

    4.3
    (20 reviews)

    My children, ages two and four, have been in daycare programs from the age of 16 weeks. We loved…read moreour first daycare, but as time passed and our 'favorite' teachers came and left, it was clear that the management of the center had fallen below acceptable. My husband and I being proponents of large 'school like' centers, we found another one close to home and affordable. Unfortunately, within the first year and with one months notice, we were told the center would be closing - and we were offered a spot at Education Playcare. The team at EP has been welcoming, engaging, and responsive through the entire transition. The first concern when transferring daycare centers is the staff - it's important my children feel safe with their teachers. EP always has a staff board up front where you can see all staff names, pictures and classroom assignments. When walking the halls, within two weeks, everyone knew my girls names and made a point to say hello when they saw them. I've even seen some teachers at off site birthday parties - you can tell that they do what they love and love what they do and the kids are important to them. Many of the kids in the preschool class have been together since they were born so it feels much like family here, and everyone has been warm and welcoming to both of my daughters. Communication is EP's strong suit. Out of the three centers we've been through, this is the first center to provide updates via email during the day. The "Tadpole" App is the best thing going - I get emails all day with pictures of the kids doing different art projects, playing games, sitting in circle time, reading books, etc. As a working parent, it can be easy to feel a bit detached from your children during the day. The "how was your day" question gets the usual eye roll, but when we can ask questions that reference specific activities we get much more detailed responses. We get emails about sicknesses, center updates, programs etc. - I never feel like I don't know what is going on, and that is comforting. Daycare is expensive - that is unavoidable. In my eyes, you must get a return on the investment. Not only does EP provide a fully NAEYC accredited preschool program and a selection of enrichment programs (yoga, music, art, etc.) - they provide snacks, lunches and beverages too! Our morning stress level has gone down significantly now that we don't risk leaving our lunches at home. Family style lunch has taught both children patience and manners, and we certainly see that reflected in our family dinners at home. There are new toys and furniture being delivered daily and just recently the center was repainted and the sidewalks outside were fixed. It is very clear that the center is focused on keeping a clean and organized environment. Kaley Dehm, the assistant director, has always been there to answer my questions on site or during the day via email. She is responsive and always smiling. Danielle Hunter, the new center director, is better than the last by a million to one! She is quick, helpful, friendly and efficient. The two women make a really, really great team. Overall - we are very happy with the transition and are so very thankful our girls have now become a part of the EP family. We recommend this center to all!

    As first time parents, my husband and I were anxious to find the best daycare for our son. Given…read morethat we live in a small community with many young children, we heard lots of feedback regarding all of the daycare options around us. After looking into everything from a nanny to a home daycare provider, we found EPC. Ashley, the director, met with us over Zoom (oh pandemic babies) and made us feel so comfortable and dare I say excited about sending our son to EPC. And after our first in person visit, we were absolutely sold. Every single person that we walked by on that day gave us a big smile and wave. We could tell that they loved their jobs and all of the kids they work with. Being an educator myself, I know how much I love my students. Feeling this love from all the staff at EPC was enough to convince me that this was the daycare for us. If that's not enough to convince YOU, here are some more perks of EPC: - Free diapers and wipes in the baby room. This really cut down on our diaper costs for those months! - Breakfast/lunch/snacks are included once babies are old enough to enjoy finger foods. One less thing for mom/dad to worry about! - Pictures and updates are sent via an app throughout the day. Best part of my day is seeing all the amazing activities my son is doing! - Easy and immediate communication via the app. You can send messages directly to the teachers and the director. They've always gotten back to me within a few minutes of sending anything. - Teachers are provided with ongoing professional development. I know that my son isn't just being well taken care of, but he's actually learning new things and thriving at EPC. - They never close. Like ever. Finally, given that this is COVID times, I must say that the staff at EPC has done an amazing job keeping everything clean and safe. In our 7 months there, we have only needed to quarantine once and EPC refunded us for all of the days that we missed. This is just the nature of the COVID beast but the refund really shows how much EPC cares about doing right by their families. We love EPC!!

    First Church Early Learning Center

    First Church Early Learning Center

    1.0
    (1 review)

    Please do not send your children here!! My child attended First Church Early Learning Center for…read moreabout two weeks. She was sent home on a Friday (her last day) with her bedding from nap time which was stained with fresh blood. I didn't know until we got home and I took it out of her backpack to throw in the washer - luckily I took pictures of it which was sent to the police and DCF who are investigating the center. The only thing I was told at pick-up, was that my daughter was "coughing so hard" at nap time so they raised her cot, although my daughter had no cough that day. (She does however "cough hard" when she's REALLY crying). I asked my daughter how she got blood on her sheets, her reply "Mrs. Pitter pulled my ear because she was mad at me and ****** because we were not laying down". (Not using other child's name for his privacy). My daughter had an ADULT SIZED FINGERNAIL mark in her ear that was observed by an officer.. it was so deep she had dried blood inside of her ear which explained the bloody sheets she came home with. Elith Howard (the Director) is the adult who lifted my child's bed and supposedly "didn't do it" and also didn't notice my child's injury or her blood stained sheets! Unbelievable, since she would have to be kneeling down looking right at my child and her cot. I am grateful my daughter will make a full recovery, but no child deserves this type of treatment in a place where we are trusting another adult to care for our babies. PLEASE do not trust these people with your littles. I wish I could post the pictures of my daughter's ear and of her sheets but the site won't allow me.

    South Windsor Child Development Center

    South Windsor Child Development Center

    4.6
    (5 reviews)

    Our child spent 3 years at the school, and it started out well but by the end of our time there we…read morewere glad to be done dealing with them. The teachers are nice and have a good curriculum, but it doesn't vary from year to year, so if your child goes for multiple years they repeat the same songs/experiments/projects every year. It is a private, not-for-profit school, and that is good and bad. The good thing is their is a volunteer Board that handles the finances, policies, etc for the school. The bad side of that is children with behavioral issues (physically aggressive with others, excessive crying from separation issues) take a large amount of time and attention from the teachers, leaving the rest of the students with less direct teaching and adult interactions. The first year there was a floater teacher/teachers aid that was very helpful in these situations, but that position didn't exist in the 2nd and 3rd year for us. We would have gone elsewhere for the 3rd year but Covid restrictions kept our preferred school from opening. The room has multiple stations that kids can choose to play with items like play doh/floam, a water station, painting, play kitchen, etc, so they choose where they spend time, and then there is something teacher-led for the children to interact with the teacher. It's nice for kids to pick what they do, but there isn't a structure in place to ensure kids participate in the teacher-led portion, and if that is where the true curriculum planned for the day or week happens, it's possible your child is just playing all day. That's fine for part of the time, but we found it happened a lot more frequently than we wanted. We were looking for social interaction as well as teaching kindergarten preparation skills, and we ended up teaching most of the skills at home. There was a change in the Director position during our time there, and we did not feel that the new Director had the same skills or strengths as the previous one, and we did not agree with the handling of classroom issues that indirectly impacted our child. Maybe with time this will improve, but we were often frustrated or disappointed in the processes in place.

    My wife and I visited several places in our area when deciding where to send our daughter. After…read moreour search we decided on SWCDC and could not be happier. Our daughter has met wonderful friends and the level of education is exactly what we hoped for. It's also amazing to see the level of diversity in her classmates. Our previous daycare did not provide this diversity, so it's been a great experience for our daughter. We LOVE it here:)

    Building Blocks of Windsor

    Building Blocks of Windsor

    3.4
    (5 reviews)

    Building Blocks has been nothing short of amazing for both of my children! I first called 10 years…read moreago on a whim, as I drove by and was able to turn around and view the center right away. I met Sheila and Carrie, and as a new mom I was both exhausted and nervous for the new chapter ahead. I noticed children saying hello to both of them, and coming in for hugs (nothing like what I saw at other daycares in the area). I felt so comfortable talking to them about my daughter's care and how all of this would work. I left knowing 100% this was the place for my daughter, Marley. She started in the littles room and transitioned very well, we have had tons of amazing teachers (some had moved on/retired) throughout her time there and she was spoiled! The staff always sent photos of her playing, laughing and getting hugs from teachers. It was good to know she was taken care of. I haven't ever had an issues with bullying, biting or hitting and if something did arise, it was addressed immediately and I was notified. When Marley was in grade school she did bus drop off to building blocks and their summer camp program- both of which were amazing! Flash forward a few years and my son, Cairo was born. It was a no brainer when we needed him in daycare, I called Sheila and Carrie. At each level Cairos is taught manners, abcs, counting, potty training.. all of the things, I am so thankful for all of the years we have had at this location. When Sheila left, my family was so sad but even happier that Carrie was stepping into the director roll. She has and will always be such a joy. I have never seen her other than with a happy smile on her face, greeting the parents and kids. The staff at this facility, especially Carrie, Sheila and Brenda, Mrs Desiree, Ms Amber and many more have become more than just the people who helped raise my children, but true friends. I write this with tears in my eyes knowing my son will be moving onto kindergarten this fall, and I don't know what life will be like without seeing them every morning. Thank you Building Blocks, for all of the laughs, convos and for providing a safe place for my two kids. We will miss you all! If you are on the fence about this place- TAKE YOUR CHILDREN HERE!!! You will not be disappointed

    This daycare is awesome. all staff are super friendly very helpful my twins are going to be two…read moreyears old they started here at age 6 months. my twins are learning so much. rooms are always clean, nice huge play area. staff are always on top of things I feel good having my twins here, knowing their in good hands, I have nothing to say bad about this place HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.

    Foundations for Little Learners

    Foundations for Little Learners

    4.2
    (5 reviews)

    This center has continually surpassed my expectations over the course of the past year. They employ…read morea diverse staff that brings a variety of teaching styles that keep the activities fresh and engaging for all of the children; the infants, toddlers and preschool. The kids are always learning something new and they are always having fun (while developing the social skills). Monthly and weekly themes and lessons are consistent, clear, and well communicated with the parents to allow them to be involved and able to follow up and easily provide enrichment after school. Communication across the board is too notch. Throughout the day parents get regular updates via the Brightwheel app, including pictures, meal updates, and potty and/or diaper changing schedules. The app is also used to send centerwide messages from the staff, as well as personal notes to alert us to any issues the children may be having. I could go on forever about my experience and have nothing but positive things to say about FFLL. I highly recommend 'Foundations' to anyone who is in need of childcare and/or preschool. If you are currently looking you owe it to your children to call and set up a tour with the director Marie! I have had direct experience with different ages and classes. I can assure you that you will find compassionate, caring and engaged teachers in every room who will work with you to achieve the goals you have for your child!

    Wonderful staff. Caring fun environment!! Structured learning. Genuine care and concern for…read morechildren, staff and parents. I did a lot of searching before choosing Foundations. My four children attend and wouldn't think of sending them anyplace else.

    Windsor Montessori School - childcare - Updated August 2026

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