Red Apple Child Development Center

I give this school one star. Treated my son badly because he has. Special needs. Worst school
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My son got very bad memory there. He stayed this school for two years. Only two teachers were nice to him.
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I've read the reviews, and looks like there are a couple of disappointed parents, who didn't write an objective review. First of all, there are always two teachers in a class, one is always fluent in English, so the reported language issues are not true. My daughter learned a lot in this school, as they have serious teaching sessions and the children always have homework.They have a very strict schedule for the whole day, Chinese people are diligent so they teaching the same thing to the children. I definitely recommend this school.
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My son loves going to Red Apple everyday. He comes home singing, tells me that he like his teachers and his friends. The only drawback is that the head teacher is only there from 9am - 5pm and is hard to get a hold of during the day. The second teacher are not there when I pick up my son either so I only have the morning to gather how he is developing and the second teacher can't really comment much because her role is more supportive than teaching the children. In any case, I do feel my son is stimulated and is happy in this day care. I just wish I can have more parent teacher interaction.
--Submitted by a parent

Very clean, Teachers are nice, very organized and they pack a lot of learning into each day. Parking is kind of hard to find but that's not the daycare's fault.
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I have two daughters going to this school, 2 and 4 years old. There are 2 teachers per classroom. One teacher is English speaking and one is Chinese. The teachers are the highlight here, very involved and energetic. There are planned activities all day long. My girls' language skills have improved in the space of a summer. It is true the center has no playground, but they take field trips daily to a local school's playground. I do wish there was more physical activity. Also, the snacks and meals are not that healthy. Muffins or pancakes for breakfast - I usually make something else for them at home. They do serve fresh fruits and vegetables in the afternoon, if your kid will eat it. My daughter was eating slices of tomato one day and few other kids were having it. No homework is assigned, but my kids are definitely learning.
--Submitted by a parent

To the parent's comment about teachers not speaking English well: It's a CHINESE DAY CARE. What did you expect? The point of this daycare is to give the kids exposure to a second language (namely one spoken by a rising power in the world with over a billion people). ANYWAY, it's a great daycare. It sounds like 'Ms Amy' was/is great, but so are all the other teachers my daughter has had there. Also, the administrators are so nice and understanding, they've given me no problem about paying a little late, and holding her spot for a couple months when I was laid off. My daughter's development has grown leaps and bounds over the last place she was in. THANK YOU RED APPLE
--Submitted by a parent

The only thing positive about this place is Ms. Amy. She is very loving and warm toward the children.
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My son has been at this school for the past 4 months and there has definitely been an improvement in his social skills, problem solving skills, and speech. I feel that my son's teachers are genuinely concerned about his development and well-being. I would definitely recommend this school to others.
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I find the teachers are very loving to my daugther. Ms. Amy was so patient and remembered everything about her activities during the day. She really encouraged her during the toilet training process. My daughter has learned so much at Red Apple and loves going there. I am very pleased with the school and am not bothered with the minor language barriers I have encountered.
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