Lubavitch Cheder Day School

We love this school. Our daughter has excelled and thrived in the pre-k/kindergarten classes. The staff is great and the whole experience has been wonderful so far.

Randolph Heights is a great school with outstanding staff. The teachers are skilled at bringing students back up to and beyond grade level (following COVID's long roadblocks to education). The support staff is attentive and sensitive to the needs of the students. The students love Randolph Heights and its supportive community, which is always pushing them to do their best. It doesn't get any better than this. We are blessed to have Randoph Heights in our community.

Great school all the staff are so welcome and teachers are friendly and have excellent experience.

Terrible. This is the worst charter school I've ever seen. "Leadership" is totally incompetent and very sexist. Bunch of bullies.

My daughter started at Sunny Hollow in the casa program right before her 3rd birthday. Because of the drop off at the door policy, and our need for after care due to full time employment, we never saw or met her teachers. We had no clue what was happening in the school. We received a handful of random photos, but requests for additional information on the Montessori system, or desperate pleas for any information on what our tiny kiddo was doing during the day went unmet. I met with the administration to share my concerns, and was told SH was in a “time of transition”. Meanwhile I watched significant social emotional regression in my kid. It was obvious she wasn’t interacting with others during the day, and eventually I was allowed to sign up for a 20 minute classroom observation. I was actually allowed to watch for 13 minutes before being told to go- but in that time I watched my 3 year old polishing glass on her own (what?!) with no acknowledgement by any adult or other child the entire time. I almost walked her out right there. Montessori isn’t for everyone - but it would help to have ANY communication on what it was and what a toddler was doing so I could connect with her on it at home. We pulled her after 6 months, and were forced to pay 2 additional months’ tuition. After our decision was made, my 3 year old told me her teacher said she needed new boots because her feet were chilly every day- but no adult told me. Nobody told me when she ran out of soy milk, or she needed new clothes or masks or anything remotely normal for a childcare location either. My kid went to a school focused on social emotional growth and the difference has been beautifully staggering. Do not recommend this school.