Little Star Preschool Too

My daughter started here in August. She has learned so much since starting. She comes home with stories about what she does each day. While there are many students at the school, they are broken into ability-​based groups for centers (small group activities and lessons with one of the teachers). The teachers are friendly and great with kids. The daily schedule is a good balance between academics, social development, and play time. The school serves breakfast and lunch everyday. We are really happy with our decision!

LSP Too was recommended to us by close family friends years ago when my daughter was 1. The kids of our friends who are in jr. high now still talk about Little Star. After having 2 graduate from LSP Too, I can say that this is school is a gem. Both my kids loved the school and felt save, cared for and made to feel special. Teachers are nurturing and the Director of the school truly cares about each and every one of the students.
For full time working parents, this school offers all year round care from 7am — 6pm. 2 meals and a snack are served and they pay close attention to kids with food allergies. Each week the kids focus on learning a specific letter of the alphabet and come home with really creative art projects. They have a little library where kids can check out books and a huge yard equipped with a sandbox, play structure, playhouses and mini cars. Kids simply love the play area.
The only con I see is that the school is taking on more students and the two classrooms feel crowded. My advice is to keep your student to teacher ratio 8:1 or hire more teachers to support the growing classes.

Little Star has been a great experience for our family. Our daughter has been there a little over a year now and she looks forward to going to school every day.
The teachers at Little Star are fantastic. They are very enthusiastic, kind and nurturing. Most of the staff have worked there for several years and they all seem to get along like one big family making it a very warm atmosphere.
The facilities at little star are very clean, organized and well maintained. The walls are decorated with tons of creative art projects from the kids. The building is divided into two sections with several learning stations. There is also a large outdoor play area with a play structure, sandbox, bikes, cars, mini houses and several other toys to keep the kids happy. The overall building seems very safe and kid friendly as well.

The curriculum at the school is well designed, balancing learning, socializing, crafts and free time. They have different levels or groups which match each child’s abilities and skill levels maximizing their potential growth. There are about 5 – 10 field trips every year as well, from Lemo’s Farm, Children’s Museums, Waterparks and a few other places.
The communications is all done via email. Always sending out notices, newsletters and reminders keeping all the parents in the loop on what’s new.
We are looking forward to sending our second daughter as well!

I first heard about Little Star from my cousin who sent her son here a couple years ago. I’ve visited a lot of preschools and Little Star is the only one I have a good feeling about sending my kids to. My daughter is currently attending Little Star Preschool Too and I have nothing but good things to say about this place. They recommend that i bring her in a week before her actual start date to just let her run around and play and most importantly, get familiar with using the restroom by herself there, All the teachers are super nice and does their best to help her adjust. They keep me inform on how she does everyday (if she ate her lunch or if she napped). They are also very on top of things when it comes to informing the parents about any sick/​contagious germs a child has brought in so you can keep a close watch on your own child. Their playground is huge and there’s plenty of room for the kids to play and run around. There is plenty of teachers on duty to keep watch of the kids and keep them safe. Its nice to know that I’m dropping off my daughter to a place that I can trust.

I have attended a school tour to Little Star. It was somewhat like a plant visit and several families were arranged to visit at the same time.
The place is not big for that many students. I consider the number of students in one class is on the high side, the ratio of teacher: student is 1:10. So far as I saw in the class, a major teacher was responsible for teaching and an aide was helping to group the students together. I saw some kids not really paying attention, they wander on their own in the classroom but the teacher/​aide seemed to fail to attract their attention.
The playground in the backyard is huge, it’s the biggest that I have seen. There are several toy vehicles that kids can play, sand pool, etc. I believe that kids would have a great time playing, at least my son enjoyed riding those toy cars.
However, I consider the size of class is too big and it’s hard to make sure that every kid receives sufficient attention. I know that the school has a lot of field trips every year but again, it’s hard for the teachers to watch so many kids in a big place like Marine World.

I am so happy I found this school. my oldest child attends now and my younger is enrolled to attend when ready. The teachers there are on top of those kids. They know the details about your child to ensure they get all they need to get the best education possible. They care about their kids and you can tell that all of them are happy to be there. I am so impressed with school, I cannot put into words the relief that comes with knowing your child is safe, well cared for and getting a great education! The facility is super clean and they are on top of making sure sick/​contagious kids stay home to help keep the others healthy, which is HUGE for me. Thanks little star too!

Little Star Preschool provides a nurturing environment for little kids, esp. the shy ones. This year round school has 2 large classrooms that are separated by age and developmental skills. You can attend p/​t or f/​t. They serve a light breakfast, full-​on lunch, and afternoon snack. These meals are included in the tuition. But remember your child has to be potty trained, and should know how to wipe their own behinds. They have at least 6 field trips a year and there is a lot of parent involvement. Sometimes I wondered how all those parents got to go on all the field trips and participate in many of the school events. They couldn’t all be stay at home moms, could they?
The parents there for the most part were professionals and didn’t seem too friendly, but then again neither did I. OK, so I really couldn’t think of a downer other than the fact that there isn’t much diversity in ethnicity. But that may not matter to you. The staff is really on point too, especially the o.g.‘s. There are about 5 of them that totally have it under control. You never have to worry about transactions gone bad, cause they are on top of their (you know what). I was always assured that my daughter was properly being taken care of. In this case, Seeing was believing!
The kids get to practice their navigation skills by way of the computer, they have outdoor play time on the play structure in the backyard, they participate in cultural events, sing, dance, and even have the choice of learning Cantonese or Tagalog. Say what? Isn’t that wonderful? This preschool is a great way to get your youngens started off on the «right» foot. Make mental note: Questions that I always get from new mothers: When do I start to look for a preschool? There is a wait list of 1+ yrs. So if you’re pregnant or your wifey is, now is the time to do the research.
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(My daughter is the one looking up at the camera. 3 rd row, 1^st pix.)