Early Years Academy

Early Years Academy (better known as EYA) checks off my list for everything a parent looks for in quality daycare. The staff in warm, caring and attentive. All of the teachers have been there for many many years, which is a very positive reflection of the type of environment found there. The curriculum is great and children graduate from there very prepared and advanced in their readiness for school. The facility is spotless and in excellent condition inside and out. There are safe and well kept outdoor play areas for children of all ages, even babies. And the location is far away from main streets and busy traffic. The food is just like home cooked! They keep families involved in community activities and plan lots of fun celebrations for holidays and events for the children and their families alike. The director Cristina is front and center. Always available to talk, involved in every way and attentive to every need big or small. And considering it’s in such a nice residential area it is not the highest price daycare/preschool. Very fairly priced. After my oldest three children going through their doors from birth to school age, we now have a new baby in their infant room and would have never considered anywhere else. There just aren’t enough words or thanks for this place and its people. What an incredible peace of mind to know that your children are loved and cared for in the best way possible by the best teachers and staff. Many teachers and principals in the area have chosen this school for their own children, which I think also says a lot about the level of care and excellence early years provides.

My son (now 3 years old) has been attending this daycare since 2008, he's learned so much there, more then expected. The director is caring, knows everyone by name and watches over everyone. His teachers have been amazing, affectionate and caring. The school ground, the classes are always maintained clean. I leave my son in trusted hands every morning and when I pick him up, he's full of smiles :) He loves it there.

Leaving my child with strangers is one of the toughest decisions I’ve ever had to make. I visited over 10 daycares and I am so happy that I chose EYA. From the moment I sat down with the director, Cristina, she gave me the confidence and reassurance I needed. The teachers and staff have been amazing! They’re all patient, loving and friendly. Ms. Krystal, Ms. Lisa and Ms. Grethel are the best and have truly made this transition smooth for my little one as well as for my husband and myself. Thank you Early Years Academy, for being wonderful!

You can't go wrong with this school. The academic level is outstanding; the place is great, awesome teachers and staff. Pristine classroom conditions. The food is like if you are having home made meals. Miss Cristina the director, care for all students and parents, she helps us and understands the difficulties that us as parents can have. I just wish they'd have up to 8th grade because this is the place where I want my kids to be. This is my boys home out of our home. Thank you Early years academy.

I took more than a month to be able to write this review. What this school did to my son and to us as a parents is unacceptable. My son is 3 years old, he was attending the school since July. One day they called me and wanted to schedule a meeting with me and the owner of the school, Christina. Next day I was on the meeting with my husband and there were 4 ladies just talking about my son… all I heard about is how “bad” my son was and the problem he was to the school. You read right, the FIRST time they called us to go to the school is to tell us our son is being a problem and we need to find another place to him. Nobody mentioned anytime how we could help him do better as a team (parents and school). The minimum I would expected was love and respect for him. When I started to cry, then they got “emotional” and said that they would give him another chance. He is 3 years old and he was treated and judge as adult, no mercy, without compassion, no love, no patience, no advice, no solution, no education, no professionalism. I cannot understand. As a mother, I was always there, every day talking with everyone, open to talk how we could help him develop because he is the most important thing in my life and nobody could care about my son, me, our family. Hope you never put your son there and you do not need to feel the way I did. You and your kid deserve much better.