Meadow Park Preschool and Child Care Center

First let me say, I am not sure who the poor soul is that wrote the previous review I read about Meadow Park. His statements are so ludicrous and can't be further from the truth. I think that person has some serious issues beyond childcare.:) To say airy and regimented and not feeling cozy is absolutely absurd .We have had our kids at MPPCCC for over 5 years. we have friends and babysitters who have also attended and loved Meadow Park when they were there. We have recommended this preschool beyond just our friends and family and have also told co workers and neighbors. We feel so blessed that such a preschool even exists in our area. It is definitely one of Rochester's BEST KEPT secrets. It is affordable, flexible and from the moment you walk in until the moment you leave, you will recognize the high standard of care and curriculum that your child receives. My kids received one on one instruction, music, crafts, baking, playing, drama and interaction with other children on a consistent basis. This place is like a second family to my kids and we could not have picked a better place for them to have gone for preschool. Meadow Park built a strong foundation of learning and instilled a love of life in each of my kids lives. I am forever in debt to the love and care that the teachers and staff gave to each of my kids. They have thrived in Elementary school with all core subjects of learning and are ahead of peers in reading and writing since day one of Kindergarten. We attribute that to the care and quality of teaching they received at MPPCCC. Thank you meadow park for raising the standard of learning beyond ordinary preschools in our area.

I went to Meadow Park Day Care when I was four. That was back in 1973, a long time ago, but I must say I agree with the other review posted. I remember the place was big and airy, not very homey or cozy, and the teachers were very regimented. When we'd take naps, I would fall asleep and, for some unknown reason, wake up feeling extremely depressed and even in the midst of sobbing and crying. I got transferred over to another daycare a few months later, and that one was much homier, cozier, and more loving. I hope the place has improved since then. UPDATE: I can see the next reviewer after this one disagreed with my comment. It's quite possible the place has changed over the past forty years. But I was a four-year-old child with special needs, and I have had to endure too many people who don't like people with special needs. In 1973-74, MP was no exception. Maybe it is now. Who knows?