Champions Academy

My son went to a home daycare for about a year and then I decided to follow my heart and find him a place with more structure. He has been in the 2yr old room with Mrs. Crystal since August (now Dec). He absolutely LOVES school and Mrs. Crystal. My son would cry when I dropped him off and picked him up from the home daycare. He hasn't cried in months since he became acclimated with Champions. Now he is excited to get up in the morning and go to Champions! He is learning so much and making wonderful relationships with his peers as well as the adults at this facility. I feel so blessed to have found this opportunity for him.

Both my daughters have come to this daycare since my oldest was 1yr when she started and my youngest was 3months I have never had one single complaint with the years that have passed my oldest has grown and learned so much they aren’t just playing all day they are teaching them and helping them expand their motor skills and educating them about the Bible as well they treat my girls like family and I love them for it I can’t imagine having to bring them anywhere else daycares are hard to come by especially ones that value what they do and go the extra mile if your looking for a daycare that will treat your children like their own and take pride in education this is the place

The director is rude, un professional. I don't recommend champion academy for your children.

No patience for transition. Was told my child wasn't a good fit after only 3 days when their transition policy stated 1 to 2 weeks for adjustment. Unrealistic expectations of toddlers.

Our 9 month old daughter went here for two days and both days came home with bite marks on her legs/shoulder. When we asked about it they said it’s normal for children to bite each other. I don’t find this to be acceptable in any way shape or form especially of a licensed daycare. Awful experience immediately pulled her from their care.

High expectations for toddlers. So what are they teaching them...?