All Nations Preschool, Riverview | Fees, Rankings, Address, Admission, Vacancies, Reviews & More

All Nations preschool is a First class school for any child! If you are looking for a Safe place for your child to attend where they are going to Learn and Grow as they prepare for kindergarten, than this is the place for you! These teachers are not just random employees, they spend hours upon hours training annually to better insure the safety of your child. They offer kids a top notch educational curriculum that will have them over prepared for kindergarten. My son learned how to count in Spanish as well as speak a few basic sentences on top of the required learning material. He always had so much fun in class enteracting with other kids and learning the important behavioral requirements for a classroom learning setting. My son absolutely loved his teachers Mrs Val and Mrs. Jennifer! They truly go above and beyond with our kids! My 3 year old son at the time, also adored his teacher Mrs. Beth! Most importantly, the staff and teachers there genuinely care for each and every child. They are passionate about what they do and they do it well! If you want a place where you know your kid is safe, well taken care of, is having fun while learning all the necessary requirements to prepare them for kindergarten, than I highly recommend All Nations Preschool!

Would not recommend this daycare. Small sized classrooms – not much room for kids to play. Very chaotic and teachers do not seem to have much control of classrooms. Teachers seem to do the best they can however, they do not appear to have any formal training to work with children in a classroom setting. My child is severely behind academically compared to peers due to nothing being taught. It is basically just a free for all with constant playtime. The director, Ms. Val, is very difficult to work with and comes off as very condescending. She shows no care for the children or offers no solutions to issues except to blame her staff’s inability to control the classroom on the child and parent. The building is so small that whenever there is an issue with your child – behavioral, medical or personal – it is discussed out in the open in the main room where every other parent, teacher and child can hear. Honestly, I’m not sure how this daycare is even licensed. I am hoping that my child can catch up to peers and overcome the negative experience of being at this daycare. This daycare is inexpensive compared to most, but my family and I found out the hard way that you get what you pay for!

I have been back and forth with this daycare, they had an opening, then gave it away to someone who did not do their paperwork or show up for a week… Then today was told they cannot take a 3 year old unless they are fully potty trained, I have 3 older children and have used other daycares, I have never heard such things. They have give my 3 year old and 9 days 1 month to be potty trained and then they might be able to take him. When I was thinking of opening an I home daycare nothing in the state paperwork stated anything like this.