Little Peaks Learning

I was sold when m the directors (who are also the teachers of the toddler classes) told me they both had extensive experience with behavioral issues and special needs. My son has some behavioral issues but mostly struggles with adjusting to new environments and I was very clear that it would probably take a few weeks for him to adjust. After the first day the owners recommended I get my son screened for autism and adhd...and after the second day they said he had to stay home the third day so they could "figure out a plan". The plan they figured out was allowing him to come 8am-1130am. Once I mentioned that would change the tuition they were being paid I received nothing but bad attitude. The 4th day I was given a letter of dismissal that my son would have his last day within the next week. I want to mention that for proving themselves on handling behavioral issues there were only 6 other children in the combined 2 classes of ages 2-5. There were 3 staff present with this group. Overall I think this new center is in WAY over their heads. They also had a lot of rigid rules like the children could pick one toy then play with that toy for 8 minutes. I was told they couldnt heat or refrigerate any meals but every morning they were making home made scrambled eggs for the twin girls that they know from outside the daycare. The only reason I give the school 2 stars is because they were not necessarily mean or harmful to my child and they attempted to utilize some visual aids to help him transition, but I highly recommend looking elsewhere for any child above the age of 2.