Towne and Country Early Education Center

Reviews

• DK

  Desiree Kieselburg

  Oct 21, 2025
  5.0
  We’ve been with Towne and Country Early Education Center for the past five years, and it’s truly been such a great experience. One of my children is currently enrolled, and both of our children have loved their time here. The teachers are so kind and caring — you can tell they really love what they do. My child is always excited to go in the mornings and lights up when they see their teachers and friends. That kind of happiness and comfort means the world to me as a parent. We also love the summer program! The staff puts so much thought into making it fun and engaging. Themed days are a huge hit with the kids — they always come home full of stories and excitement, whether it’s pajama day, water play, or a special activity. The environment is warm, welcoming, and fun. The staff keeps us in the loop, and there’s always something creative going on. It’s clear the kids are not only well cared for, but also learning, growing, and having a blast. I am so grateful to have found Towne & Country — it’s been a big part of our lives and i can’t recommend it enough!
• RW

  rachel warren

  Sep 3, 2025
  5.0
  I’d like to share hat this Pre-School is a special place. It is very busy, lots of littles and a great staff that all work together to make sure each child is safe while having a great experience learning everyday. We moved our son abruptly from another school in Anaheim where he was in tears about going each morning. His very first day at T&C he was happy, excited and never looked back. The staff here is genuinely interested in what each child needs, they have been open to feedback regarding approaches at home compared to those at school and collaborative. You can see the effort that is put in to lesson /activity planning and they make sure to have a variety which keeps the kids engaged. Hope this helps…..
• JM

  Jordan Mains

  Jun 20, 2025
  5.0
  My son started here at just 18 months old, and now at 3.5, he’s blossomed into a confident little learner—already starting to read, write, and spell his name! The progress he’s made is beyond what I ever imagined, and it’s all thanks to the incredible staff and nurturing environment this school provides. Ms. Lasanthi, Ms. Tatiana, Ms. Kayo, Ms. Dimple, Ms. Jeanette, Ms. Maria, Ms. Erica, Ms. Wendy, and so many others have been nothing short of amazing. They are gentle, patient, kind, and deeply committed to every child’s growth. You can tell they truly love what they do, and that warmth shows in the way the children thrive here. The facility is always clean, safe, and thoughtfully set up to support learning through play and exploration. I’ve recommended Towne and Country to three different family friends—and all of them have enrolled their children here too. That’s how much we believe in this place. It’s going to be bittersweet when the time comes to move on, but we will always be grateful for the foundation this school gave our son. We feel so lucky to have found them. Highly, highly recommend. 💛
• MA

  Muhammad Asad

  Jun 11, 2025
  1.0
  Be cautious: This school’s enrollment policies seem more focused on maximizing revenue than accommodating families’ individual needs. We were told our child couldn’t attend summer school unless we registered another child who may not enroll just yet. Such rigid and profit-driven requirements aren’t customer-friendly or family-friendly. Make sure you fully understand their policies before committing. Ask lots of questions. Good luck!
• PS

  Parvin Shahrestani

  Jun 11, 2024
  5.0
  This is a fantastic school! Send your kids here! Today is my daughter's last day at this school after two years! Once we got past the initial transition period, my daughter and I came to love this school. She made many friends and learned so much! At age four, she knows her letters, numbers, days of the week, months of the year, addition and subtraction, sight words, and many cool facts about plants, animals, and space. Observations After Two Years: Teacher Stability and Environment: While there has been some teacher turnover, several teachers have been here for decades. This reflects the positive working environment fostered by the director, Ms. Lasanthi. Thoughtful Class Placement: Class placements are based on individual academic and emotional readiness rather than solely age. This approach proved very effective due to the teachers' thoughtful decisions. Balanced Activities: Kids spend ample time playing indoors and outdoors, and playtime is balanced with board work, directed activities, reading, music, gardening, and crafting. Limited screen time, typically at the end of the nap, also provides educational value. Exceptional Summer Camp: The summer camp includes fun activities like a bounce house, water play, water slide, karate, and dance. My daughter even experienced a real firetruck. Memorable Events: Events like the annual Halloween parade, bike parade, and open house are highlights. Families can watch and participate, making these occasions memorable. Director and Teacher Qualities: Ms. Lasanthi is kind and patient. She is exceptionally loving, generous, and thoughtful. The teachers, especially Ms. Janette, Ms. Kayo, and Ms. Kelly were loving and caring. Family Involvement: The school supports family involvement. My daughter's teachers allowed us to bring hands-on science and cultural experiences to share with the children, reflecting their flexibility and support. Diverse and Inclusive Environment: The school is diverse and inclusive regarding race, ethnicity, and gender expression. All teachers know every student's name and recognize families quickly. Food Allergy Management: The school was very careful about my daughter's food allergies, even allowing me to share a flyer with other parents about it. Transition Story: My daughter is a COVID-19 baby and my only child, so when she started at age two and a half, she had not been around other kids before. The first month was hard! She would cry at drop-off, and I would cry in my car on my way to work. My mother would pick her up early before nap time. I looked for other schools with cameras for monitoring, but they were either more expensive or offered less overall value (higher child to teacher ratio, less play time, etc.) Slowly, my daughter started feeling more comfortable, and we let her stay for nap time. Nap time was challenging since she had never fallen asleep alone at home. Initially, she wasn't allowed to take a toy to school to help calm her during nap time, which later changed. She had nightmares about nap time, so we picked her up before nap again. Other schools also had mandatory naps. So I helped my daughter adjust through a lot of naptime related play at home. After about two months, she became more comfortable, started to stay for naptime regularly, started playing in parallel with other children, and began talking with the teachers. She learned a lot, including English, since we spoke a different language at home.

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