Ive had my two boys in here for a few months. My two year old son is always happy and playing when I pick him up! He seems to learn songs from there as hell randomly sing when we get home. You can tell they teach him a lot, too. He has a wide vocabulary and I give them credit for most of it. My 8 year old son loves it there as well and the man who picks him up from daycare is very friendly and helpful. I have nothing negative to say except that one woman is not the friendliest or most talkative. Other than that, I would recommend this daycare to friends and family. ❤️

Very good daycare! My 4 year old attended for the preschool with Mrs. Sharon and he really liked it. Mrs. Sharon is a great teacher and seems very patient and kind. The only problem I had was with some of the financial situations and miss Yvette comes off as a rude person but the daycare itself is very good.

The name changed, but the quality and service did not. We were considering enrolling my son in this school to keep him from being bored. My wife looked at the classrooms and was impressed. She had me accompany her for a second visit. Porsche with a bad paint-job would be my impression. The car looks good from forty-five feet away and at fifty miles per hour, but get a close look and perceptions change. The receptionist was rude, terse and unhelpful.She would not provide a straight answer and even twisted what was said. She indicated that our son would be placed on a waiting list and we would receive a call. Needless to say, we put my son in Flying Colors. Little Scholars still has not called.

My son loves it here. We toured the place over a year ago and he immediately loved it. When you tour and the children are happy, smile, and say hello, you know its a good place. He has grown so much and learned so much. I would never change centers.

I have been taking my daughter to this daycare since earlier this year, 2017. While this day care seemed very nice at first, it soon turned out to be the opposite.When I signed her up I was told the fees would be $55 a week during school season, and $100 during any breaks. This soon changed when I had enrolled her and started getting charged $100 regardless. I drop off my daughter every morning (Monday-through) at 6:45am and pick her up at 4:45pm. When I inquired about still being charged $100 even though she only stays at their center for 2.5 hours a day, maximum, they stated that these are fees that they charge. Multiple times since we have come to this daycare, they have been closed, which leaves my husband and I scrambling to find an alternate sitter in a city where we don’t have any family or suitable acquaintances to watch her.A week before school started, daycare announced they will not be doing any pickups from school. While my husband made plans to leave work early to pick her up, the school she attends had notified all parents that due to a power outage the first day of school would be delayed by 1 day. What does Little Scholars do? They decide not to take any school-age children that day AT ALL, and left all other parents scrambling to find a place for their children last minute. No notification.Multiple times this year they have closed, and while we have started to get used to it, we are still getting charged the full $100 each week. I have addressed this a few times already and they have simply stated these are the fees they are charging.Approximately the last two months my daughter has complained to me that there are two girls at daycare who have been harassing her. I have addressed this issue twice with Little Scholars and also with the school, since they also attend the same location. Nothing has changed. These two girls who have been harassing my daughter are 6-graders and have confronted her and threatened her, where she comes home and cries and tells me she doesn’t want to go back. The driver who picks up my daughter from school does nothing about this either. They have repeatedly grabbed my daughter’s backpack and emptied it out in front of the Little Scholars van and no one seems to see anything. While I have been told that they have talked to those girls at daycare to ensure it stops, it has continued to happen. Now my daughter is being confronted and retaliated against by the girls stating they know I went to the school’s principal’s office to report this, since this happens at school as well. On 12/8 my daughter had sent me a text message on her phone stating that the girls were bothering her again on the ride to Little Scholars. One of the girls who has been bullying her went to a Little Scholars employee and stated she’s being on her phone. That employee instructed my daughter to hand her the phone as the worker looked through the messages and then told my daughter not to bring her phone out again. When I went on 12/8 to address the bullying with the employee, I was told that if I decide to choose another Day care that they would completely understand. Is this the resolution Little Scholars is bringing to its customers? Anytime I pick up my daughter, I get dirty looks from one of the girls. This is unbelievable. If I need to take this to the news station, I will. Nothing has gotten done and I am frustrated. My daughter is not the only one who is getting this treatment, there are other kids who are getting bossed around by them. Kids should not have to go through this! On 12/15 I get a call after I had called in the morning and spoke with someone about me removing her from daycare effective now, and I was advised that the owner decided he would not want to continue a business relationship with us. So two children act up and my daughter is not allowed to attend, even after having no negative behavior the entire time? It makes sense. Keep two children and only get rid of one. If you look at all the reviews, their tactics have been the same. Don’t like it, look for a different place.

Been with them for about 3 years and very content with the service.

I rember going to little scholars