Angels In Action Learning Center

I’m sad to see that someone who never even had a child attend this school is the only review that shows up on here. My daughter has attended Angels in Action for close to 2 years and we couldn’t be happier. She loves going to «school» and is learning and thriving. There is an amazing outdoor area with a garden and a huge sandbox. The teachers are kind and nurturing. We receive great communication and they have been flexible working with my scheduling. There is virtually no staff turn-​over which is a huge plus! We really love it here!

My husband and I met with Elizabeth when we were looking for a pre-​school for our son and couldn’t have been more impressed the vision/​mission and the overall curriculum. The school is smaller, which I really liked. When we walked around, I noticed how clean the school was and the classes were kept clean.
I love the organic garden and love it even more that the kids get to pick and eat the veggies and fruit. The teachers are so kind and loving and our son just loves every one of them. I knew I found the right school when I dropped off my child on the 1^st day and he didn’t cry or even whine. At his previous school, he cried everyday for a month. Like any new parent, you are nervous with leaving your child with a stranger but I was at ease seeing my child so happy when I would drop him off.
I encourage all parents to go by for a tour.

Wow. I went in to check it out and it was horrible! They keep the kids under 3 locked in a small room that smells like shit. Of course I realize kids have accidents but why were all the windows closed? they did not care if the kids were in a smelly non ventilated room and there was a mean Russian lady yelling at the toddlers «LAY DOWN SLEEP LAY DOWN NOW!» The older kids were all running around rather chaotically and they kept using the excuse that they are 3 – 4 year olds and thats just how they are. Um no. I went in a few preschools where the adult had complete control over the kids and kept them calm without all the yelling and stress.