Children's Workshop

Average Rating

20

You 2 people need to open your eyes. That place is a zoo! Children run around wild and there is no structure and no discipline. Ask the Director about their discipline policy. They don't believe in time out or anything. My child was hurt weekly at that place. It looks nice when you see the classrooms but it is a babysitting place, not a school.

Posted by Guest47024 on July 18, 2011. Brought to you by superpages.

Average Rating

100

My son has been through the infant program at The Children's Workshop and he thrived. The teachers were attentive and caring and made our family feel special. He is now loving the toddler program and having a great time learning and having fun at school. He does art projects every day, learns to interact with the other children, learns self help skills, and learns his boundaries in a positive...

Posted by Guest43167 on May 10, 2011. Brought to you by superpages.

Average Rating

100

I have two children here both of whom have been there for over two years now. My observation is that the teachers are attentive and supportive. They interact well with the children and my children feel safe and cared for. I was a bit less impressed with the preschool classroom which seems too large a group to be as orderly as I would like. My child who progressed to Kindergarten at Bournedale...

Posted by Guest04435 on May 06, 2011. Brought to you by superpages.

The Children's Workshop was founded in 1990 by a local father and business owner who recognized the need for quality care and early childhood education

Posted on April 24, 2015. Brought to you by hotfrog.

Additional information is available at www.childrens-workshop.com or by contacting Joanne Reed at (508) 563-3400.

Posted on March 26, 2015. Brought to you by dandb.