As any mom, I was worried for my child adapting to a new environment, new school, new teacher, when we moved to Belleville. I don’t think I’ll ever forget the enthusiastic words “Mommy, I love my new school” after I picked him up on his first day here. He instantly fell in love with his new teacher Ms. Barbara (he kept picking up flowers for her for a good while on our way to school). He loves going there, and it speaks volumes when a child is willing to go and stay in school. I’m thankful to Ms. Lori and Ms. Barbara for creating the wonderful world for our kids while we as parents are away from them. You are truly appreciated! - - -
Warmest Wishes,
Lumi
My youngest daughter Sarah went to Little Scholars for 3 years. She is now 12.
My son just began this year, few months but he immediately felt comfortable with Mrs, Cheryl and everyone there helping my son with the transition to stay all day at home to stay all day at the school. He loves to go there, and every week he is exciting to go here, to learn more and play with his little friends.We are very happy for our son's transition primarily with the language, his native language is not English so he is adapting and doing so well here. We as parents can do our normal activities at work knowing that our son is very well taking care here.
My son went here for a short amount of time but it left such an impression on him and me. I only moved him because I wanted my kids under one school roof and the daughter was (is) too young to attend. He still talks about the "red school" and some of the things that he learned there. Many of the teachers have been working there for years and it shows. They work together often and well. It's definitely a family and the director is very much involved with the everyday things. That's nice to see.�