Acworth, GA
Mountain View Prep

Parents' Comments

Parent #1
This school is clean and they follow all state guideline to a T. They are involved with the children and the parents which is very important to me. I have two children who go there and they are very flexible. Great price for what you get!!!

Parent #2
The director is a dream to work with. This facility is family owned and operated and you can tell they really love what they do. The teachers are knowledgable and fun for the children. The director is always there and makes time for you anytime. The indoor "village" is a favorite of my daughters and their water day on Tuesdays makes it so my kid loves going there!

Parent #3
Mountain View Prep is the most amazing daycare. The love and warmth of the owners and teachers is evident in everything they do. I can not believe how much my child has learned. We have been at several other centers, we wish Mountain View Prep had been around for our first two children!

Parent #4
This school is dedicated to their children and spend a lot of one on one time with each child. The teachers have a great history of schooling and love what they do. My son loves his teachers and I as well as others can see him development in education. Clean!!! New toys and equipment!!!

Parent #5
The long hours are a plus, however the there is no sense of comraderie when you pick up your kids. I can't say that they are not providing adequate care, but I can confirm that they don't do it with a smile. You certainly don't get the feeling that they were given the "you catch more flies with honey" rule; their approach to the every day workings of a daycare are just not up to par as far as I'm concerned. You want that "feel-good" familiarity to exude at your daycare and that just doesn't happen here. I'm not sure that I'll keep my children here. Hey, they're new, so maybe they'll get better with time!

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