What keeps you at HCS? The creativity and energy of staff. The love staff have for one another and for my children. The community. The small class size. The strong work ethic of all the staff...despite all the work associated with my child, they always greet my child with a smile.

What keeps you at HCS? The environment is warm, friendly, and welcoming. The teachers truly love the students and are so kind and understanding of each child’s unique needs. We love the facilitation of sibling visits (when able). Communication is timely, honest, and open. I feel well heard, supported, and respected with various requests related to the care of my child. The teachers truly want the students to thrive and be happy. We especially love limited screens/technology for younger students and emphasis on outdoor play. In a world that seems to want children to grow up too fast, HCS not only allows but celebrates their childhood through play and supportive learning environments.

What keeps you at HCS? Small classes, very little use of technology, concentration on social and cooperative development with plenty of free play, age-appropriate curriculum (not too much emphasis on learning to read and write too early) very caring teachers, good communication, thorough COVID precautions.

What keeps you at HCS? Absolutely the staff’s kindness and open communication with everyone. The pandemic has been a great example of making decisions that work for both families and staff. Having healthy happy staff is important for everyone involved and I appreciate the director’s support of his staff. HCS is the best thing that that’s happened in our lives, second to having children. I am so fortunate everyday my child gets to experience such a wonderful community of individuals, especially during this challenging time.

What keeps you at HCS? My child comes home happy every day, staff/leadership have been extremely helpful and communicate quickly, I feel like my son is well taken care of and really valued by the teachers, love all the projects the kids do and getting pictures every week of what they're doing.