Angel Creek Preschool

The worst experience we have had as parents. My daughter is almost 3 years old, she started going to this place in the program from 8:30 am to 2:00 pm. It was her first time going to daycare, when she was 3 weeks old going to this place, the director Yvette Cudal called me to have a meeting where she told me that my daughter was not ready to sleep at school because she cried and did not fall asleep, that I picked her up at 11:30 pm because she wasn't eating in class. That day I talked to my daughter, I asked her why she wasn't sleeping and she told me that she was sleeping. My husband and I decided to go. The next day we spoke to the principal to ask how we could help our daughter adapt better to school and tell her that La Niña told us that she was sleeping, to which the principal responded that when she fell asleep, she only slept for 30 or 40min and he woke up crying and woke up the children. She explained to us that this school where the children only go from 8:30 pm to 2 pm, the children must sleep for 2 hours and if my daughter woke up she had to remain sitting on her mattress quietly “reading a book” they forced her to my daughter to be quiet silent when she woke up with the lights off and my daughter developed a phobia of bedtime at school. This place does not have any type of pedagogy, they do not have activities for children who do not have the same sleep needs. Our daughter was excluded, we tried for three weeks to look for her at 11am as the director recommended, after 3 weeks we talked to the director to start trying to get her to stay longer, because one of her teachers told us that our daughter was improving a lot that she thought she was ready, to which we never had any good response, nor help from the director, she simply told us that our daughter is not ready and isolated her. MY DAUGHTER IS ONE WEEK OLD WE WITHDRAW HER FROM THIS SCHOOL AND IMMEDIATELY ENROLLED HER IN A MONTESSORI AND SINCE DAY 1 SHE IS EATING AND SLEEPING. My daughter is a normal girl who needed to comply with her adaptation process, this school does not have the pedagogy to respect children's processes and understand that not all children are the same. I do not recommend this place at all, because I experienced firsthand seeing my daughter suffer at the hands of this place's lack of empathy. I want to exclude my daughter's teacher from this claim, who always treats her with great affection and the lack of strategies on this campus is not her responsibility.

We have been part of the Angel Creek family since 2014 and we couldn’t be happier. We have 3 kiddos. Our oldest graduated from Pre-K back in 2018, our middle child is currently part of the program, and our youngest will be joining the AC family this upcoming school year. Our children are constantly learning, they are engaged and they have a marvelous experience every day thanks to the caring, experienced and knowledgeable staff at the school. We recommend Angel Creek to all people out there searching for quality, for loving, for caring, for fun, for hands on, for safe, etc Early Childhood Education program for their children. Sincerely, Belinda O

They have created very strong sleep traumas for my daughter, due to the rigid and non-flexible decisions of the director, in addition to the exclusion they gave my daughter. The teachers are excellent (the music teacher) and Miss G, if it weren't for them my daughter wouldn't have even been able to set foot in school. Be judicious when choosing this school, I am not the only one with bad experiences but I am the only one to let them know.

My son attended Pre-K at Angel Creek for 7 months and my daughter attended their 3 year old program and pre-k here. My son has now completed his first year of Kindergarten at public school and he did very well. His teacher commented that he arrived at elementary school with all the tools needed to succeed. This was due to the education he received at Angel Creek. There is a culture of learning through play and discovery. Most of the time my children didn't know they were learning. At the Pre-K level there is some emphasis on following rules, waiting turns and raising their hand to speak in order to facilitate the transition to elementary school. The administrators run the school very well, the teachers are very sweet and caring to the students and parents and students become close at drop off, pick up and school sponsored events. I have made many good friends from interacting with other moms from the school. The school is diverse and very welcoming to all families. We are really glad we chose this school.

My son, Jaxon, has felt completely at home at Angel Creek Preschool and we are blessed that he had great teachers. He is now prepared for Kindergarten. I am grateful that we chose Angel Creek.