I seriously couldnt say enough about this school - it was a blessing to my family and my kids more than I could ever say. We came from a different daycare that my 3 year old was REALLY struggling at. She never came home with a good report. We decided to move her and our 18 month old to a different daycare, and I took a lot of time to find a daycare that felt ready to take on the unique challenges that my kids had.My kids have flourished. Every morning, the 3 year old is excited to go to school - she has good reports every day. They are always having a good time when I arrive. They are loved, well cared for, and have made amazing strides academically in the short time they have been there (a little over a month). I dont think we could have found a better daycare for them.I would highly recommend this daycare to anyone.

My granddaughter went to Cambridge as a preschooler and I just cant say enough good things about this fantastic place. She learned so much and is now thriving in elementary school. Cambridge made learning fun for her and started the why questions which have never really stopped. She is just a really curious kid and I tip my hat to Cambridge for sparking her curiosity about the world. As a retired teacher I valued their project based and child-centered curriculum. We all loved her teachers especially Ms. Colleen and Ms. Suzanne (she still talks about them and the things they did in class which says a lot). We recently dropped by to see the new location and it is just wonderful. Thank you everyone at Cambridge for giving my granddaughter a wonderful preschool experience. We wish you much success and look forward to your camps next year! Regards, M. Bland of Atlanta

This outstanding preschool is the hidden gem of North Buckhead! It is certainly deserving of its best preschool award. My children love this school. They are thriving and have really flourished there. They are both performing way above what is considered developmentally appropriate or grade level and they will definitely be very well prepared for the JTAP and the private school admission process. The curriculum is presented in an individualized format so that the children can follow their interests and curiosity in a way which makes sense to them. It is a warm, homey environment where the teachers know all the students, and the director is very involved in each childs social and academic progress. The administration is very open to feedback and new ideas, and it has a very close community feel. The attendance schedule is flexible, and the school operates year-round, so it is ideal for working parents who have shorter work hours and dont want to pay for 12 hours of care or for parents who would like their children to attend preschool for more than 3 hours a day. Extracurriculars are offered on-site, so there is no need to drive your children all around town for tennis lessons, ballet, gymnastics, or soccer, which is a huge plus. Cambridge is a green school - they do not use toxic cleaners - and the on-site chef prepares organic lunches. Their summer camps are creative and innovative and not your typical camp offerings. I could go on and on about this wonderful school! We will miss it when we move on to elementary school.

I cant say enough wonderful things about Cambridge International Preschool. Our kids were initially part time at Peachtree Pres and The Spanish Academy (on alternating days). We valued the Spanish instruction we were getting at TSA and the learn by play philosophy of PP but needed something full time as our schedules got more hectic. We were so lucky to find Cambridge. The school is exactly what we were looking for. There is a heavy emphasis on Spanish instruction (although not full immersion) and the teachers and directors are really passionate about allowing the kids to learn in a fun environment.I have 3 boys - ages 5, 3, and 1. Each has thrived at Cambridge and it is a wonderful and nurturing school. Here is an example - anyone with children know that every child has an off day, but due to some things going on at home (my oldest having his 13th surgical procedure and probably getting some extra attention at home) my middle child began to act out at school. He was not being nice to his friends and the teachers immediately recognized something was going on. Rather than punish him or shame him when he acted out, the teachers put my middle child in a leadership role in the classroom and the behavior problems stopped. My oldest is more than prepared to start Kindergarten next year. He is reading, doing addition and subtraction, and came home the other day telling me about the lobes of the brain! You can tell they have a vision of the school being a toddler utopia and do their best to provide a warm and positive environment.If you are considering Cambridge I encourage you to take a tour, and if you ask the directors to put you in touch with the google reviewer with 3 crazy boys Im happy to tell you more about our experience with the school :)