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8501 Cleary Blvd

Plantation, FL 33324

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Posted August 19, 2011

Today is my son's last day at Andover Academy, and I am suuuper sad. This is a "logistics" decision. We are not moving our son because I found a "better" daycare, but because I found one closer to work that will work better for me. He started at the babies room, and now he is in the 2's. He has learned a lot. He is 2.6 years old and is fully potty train, and trust me not because of me, and he was never pressured. His teacher identified the opportunity, consulted with me, I agreed, and here we are one month later using diapers at night only. This is one example of good teaching skills from the personnel at the school. All in all, the teachers are very welcoming with kids and parents. Facilities are very clean.
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Posted November 10, 2010

I brought my son, a toddler, to Andover Academy in August after his old school hurt him emotionally. Since he has been at this school he has thrived. His language has tripled. His teachers focus on him as an individual and what he needs to do to work on fine and gross motor skills. We love what Andover stands for and believes in educationally. Every day when i ask my son what he did at school he says "play with toys". As a teacher I know that he is learning great skills from centers! Thank you Andover Academy, I'm so glad we found you.
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Posted September 8, 2010

My child was enrolled for over a month but they were not friendly. My child was NOT EXCITED about going to daycare anymore. They would not greet you, unless you greeted first; They claimed I had not paid 1/2 week tuition after my child was out for a week because he injured his foot. I had paid the entire week on Friday (because tuition is due before the week even starts - they do not issue receipts after payment, and do not take credit cards, only cash or checks) The assistant director had me wait while she called the accountant to verify if I had paid. The accountant told her that in fact he did have the check but she did not even apologize to me. The whole environment was cold, and it seemed like they were more concerned about money than children. When arriving to pick up my child, there were teachers standing around, but not interacting with the children. They do not warm up children's food; they do not even have a refrigerator for their milk or dairy products. They lost the bag where my set of sheet and blanket went in, and daily the lunch box was wet, and dirty because they did not store away things properly, they just threw their containers in there however they fell inside.
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Posted June 12, 2010

My son just graduated the VPK program at Andover... 1st I'd like to say, I had my son in another "top notch" day care at the age of 2 1/2... I was told that "I was setting him up for failure" because I would bring him in at 10 not 9... ridiculous! He was only 2... they were a bunch of whip crackers and there was always a tense feeling there. Andover has it all... A fun and loving staff, an immaculate environment and a curriculum that fosters a love to learn attitude... I always felt peaceful knowing my son was in good hands.
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MissSusan November 27, 2011
Never take it too seriously. Using the toilet will happen when their ready, (their not going to college in diapers)! To help things along just keep the topic in conversations that your little one will overhear. It's all new to them so stay silly!
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Meandrews1968 July 18, 2011
A spiderman toilet seat built into a regular seat, he picked out his spiderman underwater and spidie stickers and his spiffy step stool. And every two hours it was spidie time. With in a week, he was on his own Daddy took care of paper work. No prop
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JD99ROSE May 23, 2011
My daughter trained for about a year before she got the hang of it. Stay committed! Getting stickers and big girl underpants were great rewards for her~
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