Summerlin Kinder Prep

Our son has attended this preschool and just graduated today. He loved it, and had made good friends with his classmates. He loves his teacher, Ms. Sarah, and always looked forward to taking something to show-​and-​tell. His overall experience, I think, had been a pleasant one for him.
I like how there are only few students per class so Ms. Sarah was able to pay good attention to what her students needed to learn and at what pace. Our son learned a lot of things he needed to learn before Kindergarten (colors, numbers, letters, days of the week, reading, etc) so we are really satisfied that we sent him to this school.
Ms. Tanya takes over the admin side of things, and she’s been really friendly and helpful. I liked how when she reminded us of public school registration date because I wasn’t aware of it.
They also had a field trip and our son had fun with it. We celebrated holidays throughout the school year with food contributions which I liked because it made our son aware of what they were going to celebrate in school.
Graduation today was a blast! For a little school, it was really really well prepared and decorated. The children performed magnificently. It was short and sweet, too, so the kids didn’t get cranky.
I recommend this school to anyone looking for a preschool.

Our son started at SKP when he was just over 4 years old, and every part of the program has been great. We searched for several weeks for a preschool that was more of a real school and learning environment and less of a daycare, but we could not seem to find a whole lot out there that were like that. By chance we happened to find a website for this program, and after going in to chat with Tanya we felt confident we had found the right fit.
Tanya administers a structured and organized program, and the teacher Miss Sarah is great carrying it out. Our son has loved the environment and we literally have not heard one complaint from him. He is just about wrapping up the program and has made tons of progress in many key areas for kindergarten where I am very confident now that he will be well ahead of the curve.
Also, with the small class size I feel like Tanya and Miss Sarah have really been able to get to know our son and help him specifically with what he needs. Anyone that is looking for a preschool where they children truly learn and are prepared for kindergarten, look no further than here.

My child is currently enrolled in Summerlin Kinder Prep. I am very happy with the curriculum, the environment and especially the teacher and staff. My older child attended Summerlin Kinder Prep last year. I was very please with how well my child did, she was well prepared for kindergarten. I am not only pleased that my children have received almost one on one attention, they have also excelled in reading and writing. After looking into a few different preschools, I am very glad that my children had the opportunity to attend Summerlin Kinder Prep. Tuition was very affordable and they are centrally located.

The reason I’m giving 1 star is because I must in order to give a review. My nephew was basically kicked out because of the incompetency & non existent communication of this facility. This was my nephew’s first formal schooling experience, which he loved right up to the point when we had to break his heart & inform him he would no longer attend. My little love started a month ago with 3 other little boys that we were told only about 4 months into the program. My nephew was basically kicked out because he can’t properly hold a pencil… ridiculous right? Well that’s what they told us. He doesn’t have a dominant hand which we love because if he can use both hands then great! Another point that was never discussed was the fact that he might get a trial period to see where he was at… which seems appropriate but not a month into it. Then they had the nerve to say that the tuition is non-refundable…yet only the deposit is stated in the paperwork that is non-​refundable. The whole point of school is obviously so kids can learn & put to practice those new learned skills. I hate to say that they discriminated him but if it looks, talks & feels like a duck… then guess what? It’s a duck!