The Academy Of Powell Place is a child daycare & preschools daycare located at 203 Powell Place, Brentwood, Tennessee TN. Find contact info, location details, and similar daycares nearby.
What Parents Say
Parents consistently praise The Academy of Powell Place for creating a family-oriented, safe, and nurturing environment where children thrive academically and socially. Reviews highlight exceptional staff care, strong communication, quality curriculum, and cleanliness. Multiple parents report their children's significant development and excitement about attending.
We love the Academy Powell Place! Both of my kids go there and they genuinely love going to school everyday! Not only do I feel very safe, I know my kids are part of the AOPP family! The teachers and staff make all of us feel like part of their family and have watched our kids grow up! I would highly recommend AOPP to anyone looking for a safe, fun, caring school with great curriculum such as their enrichment program! Thank you AOPP team!!
I cannot say enough great things about this school. I sent both my daughters here. My baby started going when she was just 8 weeks old. They always made me feel safe. They have excellent communication. They have the best teachers. They really treat their employees well and this place is one of a kind.
My daughter went to academy of Powell place roughly 2 years ago. I’ve been meaning to write a review but life has been so busy and time was not on our side. Because of the situation my family was in, we had no choice but to place our daughter there temporarily until something opened up. I think about this place often. I think about how badly they treated my daughter. I remember vividly her being dropped off and the “teacher” one of many being cycled throughout the year kicked the chair out of my daughter’s way and screamed for her to sit down. My daughter was mortified. This “teacher” Tiffani did not know I was looking. Multiple times I, or my parents, would pick her up only to not be greeted by the “teacher” while she was on her phone eating and not tending to the kids. Packed classrooms overloaded like a pack of sardines. My daughter was sick 6 months out of the year. SIX. She always came home violently ill. It was so unsanitary. Kids running around, teachers understaffed and irritated. Horrifying. When I confronted autumn (not sure if she’s still there, I hope and pray she isn’t) aggressively told me that everyone has a bad day and excused her poor behavior. I demanded the video, she refused. She stated that video surveillance was for admin only. She was heartless, disingenuine, and cold. In hindsight, I wish I would’ve taken legal action because that was one of many abusive incidents I’ve witnessed. Food was a slice of white bread with a slice of American cheese. For breakfast one day, I came back to look through the window before drop off to say goodbye to my daughter. “Breakfast” was applesauce thrown into a paper cup. The guy that was the assistant was on his phone. I noticed that some kids had two sausages thrown IN the apple sauce cup and my daughter had only applesauce. I opened the door and asked if she could have sausage to which he replied after getting off his phone “oh yeah”. I then called autumn and she “apologized” stating that it must’ve been an accident and mistake and he must’ve forgotten. I still think about and regret having to place her there til this very day. It haunts me. The turnover for staff was almost daily. My child was miserable but I had no choice at the moment in life as nothing else was available. Please I beg you to really look into how this institution operates behind closed doors. What you see from the surface is not what happens behinds closed doors. Take your child out if you can. Don’t be afraid to ask questions if you see something off. Look behind the fake smiles, because it’s all gossip. Even one of the teachers that left told me about the constant gossip the teachers talk about in regard to the students. I will forever be regretful that I put my daughter through that. It’s all a facade. I saw how autumn was first hand. Just absolutely nasty and condescending. I hope she is no longer there…for the kids. Parents, ask the questions, stay a bit longer and observe if you have time. You will see with your own eyes. I feel sick every time I think of this place. Both physically and mentally. I’m so happy she in currently in a safe and loving place. I only wish I could turn back the hands of time.
My grandchildren attend the Academy of Powell Place, and it has been an amazing journey for them. They are so proud to be part of this wonderful environment. Every day, they call me to share stories about their activities, meals (the food must be incredible!), and the fun they have. What touches me most is how they unknowingly describe the ambiance—talking about the fish aquarium that warmly greets them, their amazing teachers, the toys they love, and even the director, Carla. As a grandmother, it brings me so much joy to see them feeling comfortable, connected, and excited about their day. Thank you, Powell Place, Director Carla, and every employee, for providing a safe, caring, and nurturing environment. You’ve given me the gift of peace, knowing my grandchildren are in such good hands.
First of all, I want to thank Ms. Carla Gaines and her staff for 5 star service. My grandchild is so excited about attending the academy. She talks about her day to day activities all the time. I know it's going to be a sad day when she leaves to go to kindergarten. But until then she will embrace the kindness and love she receives everyday. Kudos to the leadership!!!