Wonder-Land Christian Preschool

You've heard it said, "it takes a village" and these folks have been such a blessing to us. We were referred to Wonder-Land a long time ago and had been placed on a wait-list during the pandemic. We can't imagine getting through it all without their support. They provide breakfast and lunch, weekly chapel, class pictures, and much more. The staff are very approachable and patient.
May 10th, 2021

This is the best preschool and daycare. The staff is so loving. This was the best decision i could make for my children to have these wonderful people watch and teach my girls. It's not just a daycare. They treat you like family. I'm so grateful for all they've helped me and my girls with.
Nov 15th, 2017

We have been attending wonderland for 10 months. My son is a sprout! It was great in the beginning! They had a teacher Ms. Paris (really great w kids, very kind yet stern), that was really good with my son ( he loved her) and the woman who ran the program, Mrs. Jessica was also a pleasure! Unfortuantely once Ms. Paris left, and Mrs. Jessica went on leave, i started to notice a decline in my son's learning and his behavior. He wasn't learning any new curriculum. Im currently looking for a new daycare!
Sep 27th, 2017

My children do not attend this school but I was at the bowling alley today and I observed one of the staff (very overweight middle aged woman with short red hair and glasses) being extremely rude and demanding to all of the children. She constantly raised her voice at them and threatened that if they didnt settle down they would not be able to bowl. One child didnt want to give up his bowling shoes so she started toward him like she was going to snatch them from him and he looked frightened so he just dropped them on the small table between them. One quiet little girl was reading her book not bothering anyone when the staff snapped at her to put her bookmark in and go sit down with the other kids next to the lane. When she got a little confused she snapped at her again and said "you're just not listening to my words!". She genuinely seemed very irritated the entire time. She snapped at them for various small things the entire time they were there. Another staff however was very nice. She was firm but kind and spent the entire time complementing the kids everytime they took their turn bowling. I understand needing to reign kids in, especially when you have a group but they were being pretty tame for a group of 15 small children (my guess age 5-6). I can guarantee you if I found out that my children were being treated like this I would expect some sort of consequence or I would be pulling my children from that care. Children need to be nurtured. Parent put their most precious possessions in your care and they expect you to treat them with respect and decency regardless of how you're feeling!
Jul 22nd, 2019

I cannot speak to the care they provide children in their charge, however I can speak to the way they drive their vans while picking up or dropping off children. I walk my daughter to and from kindergarten every day. Yesterday while walking home we were waiting at a four light intersection for a light to turn green (and the "walking man" to show us it is safe to cross), when the light we needed changed I luckily looked to my left to see a van speedily turning right onto the adjacent street. They should have yielded to any pedestrians, they did not. They should have been extra careful considering they had just picked up small children from a school were there were lots of small children walking with parents to their cars and homes, they were not. To add fire to the flame, I am familiar with these vans as I have seen them around town. So I looked up the name and called the facility and was told first that it couldn't have been one of their vans because they were both at the facility just then, and a moment later told that a van WAS out but that it wasn't at the school I was at. They have no training or requirements for the people they allow to drive their vans. I would not let my kids ride with them, and I certainly urge anyone to consider that risk wisely.
Dec 26th, 2017