Childrens World Preschool & Kindergarten, Boca Raton | Fees, Rankings, Address, Admission, Vacancies, Reviews & More

I don’t typically take the time to write reviews, but it’s the least I can do to thank everyone at Children’s World who have made it such a special place for our 3 kids over the past 3 years.

A few weeks ago, I rushed out of the house late one morning (as usual with 3 kids under 6) and realized as we were nearly arriving to school that I left my little ones lunch box with her snacks at home. Ms. Milse, her teacher from the prior year was present when I dropped her off, and didn’t hesitate to tell me not to worry and that she would give my daughter some of her fruit during snack time.

When I picked her up later that day, I was given the results of her recent early literacy testing and she scored in the 95th percentile for her age thanks to the combined efforts and true gift for teaching that each one of the teachers has.

She’s been loaned socks because she’s insisted on wearing new shoes to school without them and developed blisters. She’s been given blankets for nap time when hers have gone missing. And now, I can also say that she’s been given food when her mom sends her with no snacks. But what I’m most grateful for as a working mom is the love that she’s given when she’s in their care.

It will be so bittersweet for us when my youngest transitions to Kindergarten next year and we will miss everyone terribly, but I feel so blessed to have wandered into this school nearly 3 years ago and know that all 3 of my kids were given the best start they could have had.

I want to start out by saying the most heart felt thank you for welcoming Angus and my family into the Childrens World community. Childrens World was Angus his first school and I am so grateful to have found you. I had toured 20 schools and nothing felt right until I talked with Darshon and I saw how she interacted with Angus, encouraging him to think! Your calm demeanor and patience is exactly what Angus needed. You met him where he was and helped him grow in so many ways. You helped me to grow as a mom and I learned from you too.

Weekly, if not daily, he talks about what he learned at school, sings the songs around the house, and tells me “that’s not what Ms Eva does.” When my son tells me he loves you ladies and that i have to do things the same way you showed him, it makes me giggle and i feel proud to be a part of what you have taught him. It really does take a village to raise a child, and I am so grateful that you have been part of our village.

I know on Friday I’ll be emotional in saying good bye and I’m sure I’ll cry…and Angus will be just fine lol. You were his first school, his first teachers, first holiday recital… the first of everything for him and me.

As he embarks on this new phase of his education, it’s exciting, but sad at the same time to have to leave you all so soon. But I do want you to know how important you have been to us!

Thank you for everything. You are all so special to us.

Today was my daughter’s last day at Children’s World before she goes into Kindergarten next year. Over the years I could see that the teachers there don’t only care about their student’s learning, but also go the extra mile and treat the kids with love that only a parent or grandparent could show them.

All my kids went there and every time my older kids go back with me to pickup my youngest daughter, they feel as if they are at home. They are treated as if they have been missed. Warm hugs, caring conversations with kids is not usual to see at any preschool.

They are excelling with their studies. They are excelling with their social skills. This is in part due to the great job the teachers do there.

My wife and I both agree as do all the parents that we’ve talked to, that this is by far, one of the best preschools we’ve experienced.

We highly recommend.

It was worth going out of our way to take our kids to this preschool for years.

Forgot to mention that my kids were exposed to a very diverse group of kids from all over the world. So many cultures were represented and kids were thought to not only learn about other cultures but also respect and want to learn about the world. My kids would come home saying words in other languages. I personally think that is extremely important and great for the development of a child’s character and view of the world in a positive manner.