My son goes here and we absolutely love it. They are always caring and nice to meet in the morning. We have never had an issue with anyone. I love that we get monthly lesson plans and a schedule of different events. Excellent organization.
- Posted by Parent - New Parent
52/28/2012
My grandson has gone to this center since he was 8 weeks old and I couldn't be happier! He LOVES to go to "school" and I do not think he has ever cried to be dropped off. The teachers are fantastic and extremely friendly. I love the fact that the teachers move with them as they get older, (From baby to 3K), they aren't shoved from room to room or to any room that has "space" that day. He knows his teachers and loves them! It really helps that they know him too, so if he is having an off day, they can tell, say in the case of an ear infection, etc.He knows so many more concepts than a normal 2 year old I believe because he is taught so many things all day. No sitting in front of a TV! They have activities all day, read, play outside, etc. He has many friends who have day care nightmares! We have never had any issue with St. Mary's! I would highly recommend them!
- Posted by Parent - maure
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