Testimonials from Kiddie Academy of Harleysville

“Just one thing,, it would be better if I hear from the teacher how my child did at school that day when I pick him up. I usually don't hear anything , and that's little ashame.. Except that ..I love the clean environment , kind teachers n staffs , providing meals, reasonable price, n everything.”

“The facility is very well taken care off and the teachers are always sweet and very personal to every child.”

“The teachers, the ciriculum, providing lunch, and the happiness of my son.”

“We have twins in Kiddie Academy of Harleysville. We love their teachers and feel very comfortable dropping them off in the morning, knowing they will be well taken care of. Every night we are amazed at what they tell us they learned at school. Their young minds are being challenged and we love that!”

“The loving, nurturing environment. The curriculum is fun and engaging and is tailored to fit the needs of each child.”

“Warm, caring environment with well experienced staff members!”

“Clean facility Provide all food Teachers are very open with communication Lots of age appropriate crafts and activities”

“Provide healthier menu selections”

“She loves going to daycare. She runs to hug her teachers every day. I love she is getting education along with social skills.”

“1. Teachers are caring and loving and always available to speak with parents. As are the director and owner. 2. Academics. The learning is not 'sit down and do worksheets' which at first I was skeptical about, but my son is getting really good at writing letters (at age 3.5), and even though his older sibling helps reinforce somethings (like counting by 10's, etc.) capability of handwriting and other reinforcement is something learned through the KA. 3. The facility is clean and the open rooms create a welcoming and sharing atmosphere. 4. The owner, director and staff are very good with children with allergies or other conditions that restrict a child while at the same time treating each child the same - trying hard not to let a child feel left out or "different". 5. There is NO television!”