We enrolled our son when he was 11 months and he only lasted 3 weeks. He kept getting sick and he wasn't been fed. We decided to de-enrolled him after his teacher told us that they had offered him a hamburger for lunch, but that he didn't eat it (he hardly had any teeth). Every time that the Assistant Director saw me, she kept reminding me that my son only had a week to learn how to eat on his own because other kids were starting at the baby room and they were going to have to move him up and that created a lot of stress on my son and us as parents because he wasn't ready. They would offer their food and if he didn't eat it, he would not be fed anything. He would always be starving when we would picked him up. Children here are treated like objects that can be placed in different areas depending on the management needs, not those of your family. I can't recommend this daycare.

I went for a tour at the Children Lighthouse yesterday. I was impressed with the school. The school looks new and very clean. The front desk lady was very helpful. I am so excited to put my 3 years old daughter into this school next week.

As far as academic achievements, I rate this school very high. My 5 year old daughter has been going to this school right after it opened 2.5 years ago. I have been VERY impressed with her work that she brings home everyday and they have CERTAINLY made her ready for kindergarten! We made a great choice putting her here!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I would wait a few years before enrolling your child in this school. The school is new and unorganized. My child has gone through 4-5 different teachers with no structure in the classroom. Teachers come on for a month or two and suddenly there is a new face in the room with no warning. Some of the teachers are not qualified, so it is more like a daycare which is not what I had in mind for my pre-schooler whom will be entering public school next year.