From a mother’s heart, I want to express my deepest gratitude to Little Hands Academy for the incredible journey my 3-year-old daughter has embarked upon since joining. The school, under Ms. Lago’s outstanding direction and Ms. Karina’s inspiring teaching, has been a source of endless joy and learning for her. Ms. Lago’s exceptional leadership skills have shaped a learning environment that is not only educational but also nurturing and safe. Her ability to create an atmosphere where every child feels valued and understood is remarkable. Ms. Karina, the light of the classroom, has a special talent for engaging young minds. Her teaching style is filled with creativity and warmth, making each day a new adventure for our daughter. She speaks of Ms. Karina’s classes with such excitement and fondness that it's evident she has made a lasting impression on her. I also want to acknowledge the significant contribution of Mr. Marcelo. His dedication and commitment to the school add greatly to its warm and welcoming environment. His presence is a cornerstone of the positive experience at Little Hands Academy. Our daughter's enthusiasm for learning and her daily tales of discovery and fun are a testament to the school's positive impact. She is not only learning but thriving, growing more inquisitive and confident each day, which we attribute to the nurturing environment at Little Hands Academy. I give Little Hands Academy a resounding 5-star rating and recommend it wholeheartedly to other parents. It’s a place where children not only learn but also blossom. Thank you to the entire team for your remarkable work and for giving our daughter such a splendid start in her educational journey.

As a father to an enthusiastic and bright 3-year-old girl, I am continually amazed by the positive impact Little Hands Academy has had on her development. Under the exceptional leadership of Ms. Lago, the director, and the dedicated teaching of Ms. Karina, this school stands out as a nurturing ground for young minds. Ms. Lago's vision and leadership ensure that Little Hands Academy is not just a school, but a community where each child thrives. Her commitment to creating a nurturing and educational environment is evident in every aspect of the academy. Ms. Karina, with her vibrant teaching methods, has been instrumental in my daughter's growing love for learning. Her creative approach and ability to engage the children make each day at school an adventure in learning. My daughter's enthusiasm to attend her class is a clear indicator of the positive and stimulating environment she fosters. I must also mention the invaluable role of Mr. Marcelo. His contributions to the school are indispensable, and his presence adds greatly to the warm and positive atmosphere at Little Hands Academy. He is a vital part of the team, and his efforts do not go unnoticed. The curriculum at Little Hands Academy is carefully crafted to nurture young minds, blending educational fundamentals with imaginative play. It's incredible to see the transformation in my daughter; every day she returns home a little smarter, more confident, and full of stories about her day. This is a testament to the exceptional education and care she receives at the academy. In conclusion, I wholeheartedly recommend Little Hands Academy to any parent seeking an exceptional educational foundation for their child. A heartfelt thank you to Ms. Lago, Ms. Karina, Mr. Marcelo, and the entire staff for their dedication and for making a significant difference in our lives.

Some things apparently don’t change. If you have a perfectly behaving child this is the place for you. Other than that, they can’t handle typical kids. Also, if you are looking for a Montessori school, this is not the one for you. They say they are but act like a regular preschool, pushing papers to be completed. Communication was poor and then we were told he was no longer welcome there. Things work itself out and we ended up with a wonderful preschool with loving and caring staff that understood that kids are kids and not perfect little angels.

The staff is wonderful! They are so attentive and take care of the kids so well! My child loves coming here and always brings projects from class. They variety of activities are always so amazing! Mrs.Lago is amazing and so good at keeping everyone in the loop. I absolutely love this place!

Don’t send your kids here if they are black or African American. My child is still terrified to go any were near this place.

If you have black or African American children stay away from this school. That’s all I have to say.

NOT FOR MOST BOYS, HIGH ENERGY KIDS, OR HISPANIC CHILDREN. The Montessori method of education involves children's natural interests and activities rather than formal teaching methods. A Montessori classroom places an emphasis on hands-on learning and developing real-world skills. This is not MONTESSORI education. This program barely has a year of operation and its director has no experience in early education or child psychology. I learned this the hard way after a traumatic experience for my boy and our whole family. Their admission process requires little kids to submit to a 4 hours "observation" among estrangers with zero empathy or patience to decide if they are good fit for their "program". Preschoolers are expected to spend those hours in their best behavior in a formal classroom setting. Any mischief ( I’m not talking about hitting, biting, or disrespecting others) but separation anxiety, or English not being their first language, the owner, who didn't even interact with your child during the day, will come out at pick out and tell you a horrendous list of reasons why your kid is not welcome in their program IN FRONT of your little one. Unless your child is a doormat, she will lie to your face and tell you that the same kid who you know can name all the planets doesn’t know any letters and probably has a learning disability. So after weeks preparing your child for the transition to a new school now you have to explain to him their rejection and that those bad things about him are not true. I'm baffled that these people call themselves educators or christians. No matter how bright your ESL kid is, unless you want expose him to immigrant on immigrant discrimination, and see your baby with a crushed soul and terrified of any other “big kids school”, keep him safe and stay away from this place.