Early Impressions

This is an amazing school! My husband and I couldn't be more pleased. We are thrilled with the curriculum that our son is being exposed to at such a young age. We have no doubts that he will enter kindergarten and excel because of the wonderful staff at Early Impressions.

I would rate the learning environment supportive to students learning. My child really took to the Letter People curriculum. I’m excited to say my child is becoming an emergent reader since being enrolled. However the adult child interaction needs to be improved.

Best decision I made for my 4 y/o. She's reading, talking about her feeling constructively, and counting while having fun and making friends. Who could ask for a better environment?

Excellent curriculum. Caring staff. Well versed in differentiated teaching methods.

My son is an active boy. The schools expectations for 2 and 3 year olds are not realistic. My sons behavior was developmentally appropriate and staff used derragatory harsh words as “malicious” and “destructive” to describe his behavior. They never had any positive statements to say about him. This in itself is detrimental to a child’s self esteem and overall school experience. As a school social worker, I teach and work with both of my children. My sons developmental rate was not a good match for this rigorous program. The staff was rude and insensitive and mistreated my son!! I would never recommend this school to anyone!! The school population is 99% African American and staff is 99% Caucasian. This ratio and experience I had further supports the data and studies on race and discipline in schools. The historical narrative often depicts black males as violent, anti-intellectual, and resistant to authority. Well these narratives start as early as 2 years old with Early Impressions. Developmentally appropriate behavior should be treated as such and not as if a child is a criminal. I wouldn’t give Early Impressions a dime of my hard earned money. My husband and I paid $2000 a month for our children’s early childhood education. They received over $20,000 dollars from my family during the time my kids went there. They do not address social emotional learning in the manner that it is supposed to be addressed with these young toddlers!!!