Great school I went there when I was younger and learned a lot. The teachers were great and the play gym / tower were very fun to play on. Now I will never forget my preschool year.

An excellent place. Two years old grew to love it in less than a week . Learn tons off new stuff, constantly surprised by new skills, new vocab and general sense of maturity.

Maybe we were there at a bad time, but our brief experience here earlier this year was not a good fit for us. There was high teacher turnover and sometimes inadequate staffing. There were no music or Spanish classes, the field trips were only for the older children, and I didnt like the use of youtube in the classroom. The director was extremely focused on trying to increase enrollment but seemed to have little interest in working with parents to improve the activities or curriculum. Parents were discouraged from visiting, and required to have a background check (reportedly at their own expense, though I never got billed) in order to volunteer in the classroom. My child is doing much better now at a different daycare.After we left, I noticed that the non-profit status seems a bit sketchy. PCEL claimed to have 501c3 tax status, but it seems that is not currently true. Might be something worth investigating if youre considering the school.

Initially, I was nervous about putting my child in a preschool program, but the director Kayla put all of those fears behind when I toured the facility. Not only did I find that my child was getting a wonderful experience, I found that my spouse and I were joining a community of individuals that all have a common goal in raising our children.