“Nobel Learning Communities”

Pros:  “I love the curriculum here along with the staff!!!!”

Cons:  “The age of the building does create maintenance issues at times.” – Full Review

“Not Where it Needs to Be”

Pros:  “Great ideas and wants to move forward”

Cons:  “Not enough support from ownership, and teachers get away with too much. Being late 100 times a year is apparently no big deal.” – Full Review

“It's a great company to work for”

Pros:  “I was a director for two of their centers and they are the best company to work for in comparison! They are way ahead of their competitors, they care deeply for their…”

Cons:  “There was always so many new initiatives that put too many demands on the director. The job itself was difficult to manage a work life balance.it was up to the…” – Full Review

“Enriching & Rewarding.”

Pros:  “Great co-workers, great management, great families. Every day was different and pretty face paced. Good benefits and vacation time.”

Cons:  “The discipline policies are very ineffective, especially when you have a challenging child. Also, for how hard you work and how much you invest into the children…” – Full Review

“Goddard School”

Pros:  “It is a very laid-back environment and is an extremely awarding job! I look forward to going into work every morning. The hours are great too. 7-4, 8-5, or 9-6 Monday through…”

Cons:  “There is not really much room for moving up in the company unless you apply for a position in corporate.” – Full Review

“Enjoyable but unaffordable -tutor time”

Pros:  “*I loved my co-workers, fellow teachers and even management * I had alot of fun doing activities with the children * The hours were great, no weekends *over all a pretty…”

Cons:  “* CONSTANTLY getting sick * Working overtime but never getting paid for it (4 days I would work 9-10 hours then the 5th come in later and/or take a 3hr break…” – Full Review

“Not Where it Needs to Be”

Pros:  “Great ideas and wants to move forward”

Cons:  “Not enough support from ownership, and teachers get away with too much. Being late 100 times a year is apparently no big deal.” – Full Review