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July 27 2008
My son was in preschool program at BeanTree at Fairfax for three months. The school has very nice settings including beautiful decroated classrooms and safty system. Communications between teachers/parents and directors/parents are easy. However, children are brought from one room to another room for every 30 minutes during the day, some children may find difficult to follow this structure like my son. On the other hand, I think some teachers may not have eough experiences dealing with young kids though they have 4 years degree in early child educations. I also think the teacher lacks of knowledge how to deal with and help the kids who has special needs, like language delay. I also think the management level has very short patience to work on kids’ issues. My son got along with other kids very well at BeanTree, though he has language delay problem that sometimes cause frustrations between him and teacher. After serveral temper tantrums incidences, I had to remove my son out of BeanTree when BeanTree owner and director asked me to do so, even I told them that I’ll get language therpyist working on my son’s lanugage issues. I was very disappointed about their requst because they were not willing to make efforts on help a child who needs help after they charge almost double money than other childcare facilities. My son was pushed way when he was in need of help.
Anyway, if your child has special needs, I don’t think that is the right place.
September 19 2008
this center is … has been the best decision for our family. We took a chance on the new school only 3 months after it opened its doors, we started our two sons there. They are now in the kindergarten program and we could not be any happier. They have grown from toddlers to such big boys and a lot of credit goes to Beantree. It has been such a loving, nurturing environment for them. From the moment they walk in until they leave you can see they enjoy their time at school. The issue of 30 minutes and the kids change activities was not one for us. Our boys got bored with anything for 30 minutes. So that worked well for them. I’m still amazed at the amount of knowledge they have at the age of 5. Plus the school is incredible and the teachers are equally so. It is really based on the child and ours have grown and blossomed thanks to beantree.
February 26 2009
this center is …not worth the money!! i had my child at the chantilly center and was very dissapointed with the care. the staff was very unprofessional with me when i cited my complaints and they did not do anything to help. they took the approach of… it’ll work itself out. i was stunned with the way they treated me. the whole time my child was there she was unhappy and the management would not work with me to help her assimilate to daycare life. don’t go to the chantilly location. it’s pretty from the outside but cold on the inside.
December 22 2009
this center is …
February 18 2010
this center is …
a great place to be. Our staff and directors do the best they can to help children of all needs. However, if the directors feel it is better for a special needs child not to continue at Beantree, then its probably better for that child. I say this only because Ive been there almost 5 years. The directors care sincerely about the children—I know this because I work there–im a teacher myself. There isnt any center ive worked at where the directors care as much about the children.
March 13 2010
The upsides are its an exciting and fun environment for children, colorful rooms, music, dancing; computers, Spanish, and basically caring and nurturing teachers. The staff is friendly and the teachers are all certified. Everything is included, food, diapers, ect. , which is convenient. The early and late hours are appealing and the 30 minute transitions from class to class works well for many children.
The downsides are very high fees; uniforms are required at an extra cost, the teachers are young and possess very little real world teaching experience or training young children. Not enough attention is paid to children and life skills are not modeled to the students. They arent teaching self control, manners, and constructive behavior. They dont offer cutting edge programs, specially trained educators, or programs to teach children life skills, and for the price we thought they should offer more. The children seem to run the classrooms and the teachers, not the other way around. Children are given a little too much independence and can get into some precarious situations. Changing from room to room can be a downside, it depends on the child. Food resembles school cafeteria food and there are no alternatives unless your child has a food allergy. The teachers/directors are not open to input from parents, they really only want to hear praise, and shy away from the rest or become quickly offended. It sounds like some parents are treated differently than others and that is a shame since consistency is such a cornerstone in education and childcare. We say do your homework, ask many questions, and be willing to look beneath the surface. We had high expectations and when we voiced our repeated concerns, like some other parents have said here, we were dealt with pretty aggressively by the owner and in fact, we were accused of being the problem. Even though they try to be pleasant (smiling faces at all times) there is little beneath the surface of thier program and its worth doing your research. We eventually moved our child to another school because dealing with them became too difficult.
March 13 2010
All children have needs and a pretty building with fun activities does not a school make. Bean Tree is working themselves right out of being a well rounded daycare and school. Its a shame that owners, directors or even teachers might think that children with special needs wouldn’t do well in their environment. The colorful rooms and over-the-top activities are designed to attract the attention of children and stimulate their minds and creative sides. This is exactly what all children need, especially those with special needs. It’s also a mistake for an educational facility or daycare to “decide” that children with special needs would be better served elsewhere. And by the way, all children have special needs, some just have more than others. The truth is that the owner of this business has forgotten that its a business and that parents are clients. When parents approach a school because they are concerned about chaos in the classrooms, teachers that cannot handle day to day activities for small children, too much sugar and carbohydrates in the food, and ultimately the safety of the children, they should be grateful for the notification. Instead many parents are met with a request to remove their child – and this has happened more than a few times – read the reviews. You can bet its not because a child has special needs…its because the facility doesn’t want to be exposed as being incompetent.
March 13 2010
Overated. The teachers are young and inexperienced, not able to handle young children, and have difficulty hearing feedback, getting requests from or constructive critism from parents. By the way, all children have special needs of some kind – again – immature teachers.
The owner is very unplesant to deal with and unable to admit flaws in the school and teachers. The tactic employed is to blame the children and the parents for the inadequacies.
Recommend looking further before buying this package. A pretty building with a colorful interior does not a good school make.
June 21 2010
We’ve had one child in BeanTree for over 3 years and another child for a year. We’re at the Ashburn school and love everything about it. We feel very comfortable that our children are in an extremely safe, caring, and educational environment. Our kids have had issues from time to time and found the staff to be fair, balanced, and proactive in how they handle difficult situations. Additionally, all kids are different and we’ve experienced and seen the school go the extra distance to make accommodations. If you are financially able and want your child in a place where you can have peace of mind – Beantree is the place.
July 30 2010
Bean Tree is not the place for any parent who loves their child. The directors are all show. They do not have the child’s best interest at heart only dollar signs. Parents are only told what the teachers and directors want them to know. Behind the closed doors it is a different world while the parents are at work. Teachers are told not to talk to parents in a negative way or to make the remarks in a “sandwich” approach. Say something good something negative then something good again but do not upset the parents to loose their tuition The teachers are under qualified and all the educated, loving, caring teachers who do put the children first have been fired or used their better judgment and left. Over all the owner, directors and shareholders are only interested in their profit margin not the care and education of young children. There are many other daycares/preschools in the area that do put the children first!
August 20 2010
this center is …Great… We looked everywhere and I was not comfortable leaving our children. I tried Beantree. I dropped my daughter off for just part of the day (I stay home) and I rushed back to get her…. She told me she was not done yet and wanted to stay longer! She LOVES IT. We go to Ashburn location… it is not close to our home but would not change! LOVE IT! LOVE IT! LOVE IT! Not sure what these other folks are talking about. Every parent I have met loves it…. It is pricey but worth it! We are starting our son their too!