The Nest School

The teachers in the infant room are attentive and caring. We just love Miss Danielle and the director Miss Amber. Rochelle Kiner, the owner, also shows infinite patience and delicate skill at tending to our 10 month old.I was a very nervous parent, but they have welcomed our involvement and special instructions. I would recommend The Oxford School to any parent looking for great child care.

Our daughter has been going to the Oxford School for almost three years now. She loves going because it's not just a regular daycare. They do circle time, sing songs, learn about letters and numbers, learn yoga, and so much more. I would definitely recommend them! They are wonderful!

We attended in April 2024 and honestly, I have been too upset to leave a review until now. I would not recommend bringing a child with special needs to this facility. My son has autism, has little speech and has sensory issues. We did not find out until he had been at the facility for a week that they weren't allowing him to eat the lunch brought from home, so he had no safe foods. They were giving him school lunch, saying he at the whole thing but he wasn't eating much, if anything at all. We only found out that he wasn't eating at school because my oldest went for a full day, wasn't allowed to eat her packed lunch and then they told us she ate all of the school lunch provided. They also told my daughter that they tried to call me but I wouldn't answer; they never called me. Why lie to a child? Why wouldn't they just call, considering this was her first full day. They had been consistently falsifying the parent communication . Once we called them out on the falsification, we learned that based on the communication, my special needs child didn't eat until his after nap snack on several occasions. From 8:30am - 2:30pm without any food. The staff always seemed to wish they were anywhere else, never smiling and always short with us. My husband walked in on several occasions to hearing both kids and staff yelling, "no!" towards my son. I understand that special needs children might be challenging but we were very honest about his needs and the director acted like she understood and that they would be able to accommodate. They didn't. I can't think of anything more heartless than to not feed a child that can't communicate their needs. After 3 weeks at the center, I informed the director that I would be removing my son, effective immediately. She said that because I didn't provide a 30-day notice, we had to pay for another month-- we had been there less than a month at this point. Between one toddler and a school aged, we were out $3500 for being there for 3 weeks.

We are very excited that we chose The Oxford School. Since our daughter has been going there for just over a year, it has been wonderful to see how she has been developing. We owe it to the teachers that have shown her new skills everyday!

Great Daycare! My son has been there for a little over 2 years. He loves the teachers and has had very strong development since day one. He is currently going through potty training and they have been instrumental in getting him to the stage he's at. The administration and teachers are very accomodating and great to work with. They have definietely make our lives easier. I can't thank them enough on all the great work they do.

While we awaited the arrival of our first born, we had intended on getting an in-home nanny because "we didn't like the idea of daycare" (one of those silly things you say before you're actually even a parent). Due to our work situations, however, we ended up at The Oxford School and our expectations were surpassed far and beyond anything we could have ever hoped for. The staff at The Oxford School really care about our child, her development (in any stage) and about making our life easier. And...we now have a thriving, super social, chatty 1.5 year old who comes home from "school" every day having learned something new. When friends ask for recommendations, we have only one - The Oxford School.