Mi Casita de Español

This daycare is a treasure. My first kid attended and has graduated on to kinder and my other is currently here for almost 2 years. The teachers are incredible. We did summer camp here as well over the years. Lots of fun activities, free play, and lots of love from the teachers. Don't let one review discourage you (kids bite - and I say this as a pediatrician, and over the years, I have seen the teachers handle complicated behavioral issues with grace and love). As a side note, most kids here are siblings of families that have been here for years and years and drive all over the Peninsula - its really a hidden treasure. (My kid runs off with happiness every single day and many don't even want to leave and want to stay longer).

This is my youngest child's last week at Mi Casita de Español and I realized it might be helpful for others to hear my sincere love and appreciation for this place. We started with my eldest in 2017 and have been part of this community since. Mi Casita has not been a preschool it has been a safe, fun second family where my kids spend several hours being loved, taught and having fun. For Amor, the owner and active teacher, this is truly a labor of love. She is constantly striving to improve, to grow and to figure out more ways to teach, to create the type of safe space where the kids can stretch their imagination and their skills. I can, without any reservations, say she has grown the program in an impressive way since 2017. But it has not lost what I was searching for when we first enrolled- a place where my girls felt loved. And where they could have Spanish be part of their lives in multiple ways everyday. I am so so grateful to mi casita for surrounding my eldest with love when I was in the hospital giving birth to my second, for navigating COVID with us as a community, for making my youngest preschool graduation the most beautiful day I could have imagined for her - among other countless memories. I truly am so grateful. If you a place for your preschooler that is Spanish immersion, that is fun, creative and where the kids will be surrounded by loving teachers this is it. Mil gracias Amor, Sirly y todas las maestras que han tocado la vida de mis hijas. Nos vemos pronto!

My oldest kid is doing summer camp at Mi Casita Charleston for the third year in a row, and the youngest is doing summer camp for the first time at Wilkie. Both love summer camp at each campus (Charleston and Wilkie).

My kids look forward to going to Mi Casita. The teachers are the best, very loving and caring with the children. They care about the kids learning through play and encourage their imagination and adequate growth.

I highly recommend Mi Casita to everyone looking for nurturing and loving environment where the kids feel safe being themselves. Kids learn through play and have fun while learning. My kids have also made great friends at Mi Casita.

I signed up my daughter (3.5 years old), and my son (5.5 years old) to 1 week of summer camp in July 2022 in Wilkie Way Campus. The second day when I went to pick up my kids, my daughter was crying. The teacher Amor told me that another kid pulled her shirt. After I asked both of my kids what happened, my kids told me that my daughter got bitten by another kid. I went back to ask the teacher Amor what happened and the teacher played it dumb to not know that it was a bite. Just by looking at the red marks on her shoulder anyone will notice that is a bite mark. This place has so many red flags:
1) Poor management - the kid that bit my daughter was a 2 years old. Why will they put a 2 year old in the same summer camp (or area) for 3-5 years old!
2) Teacher Amor lied to me that she didn't know that my daughter got bitten by the other kid. She also said that there is a therapist on site and the therapist didn't noticed that was a bite mark. My 5.5 year old son told me that Ms. Amor sat down to talk to both of my kids and she asked if that was a bite and my son said yes.
I don't trust this place to send my kids. This place is very small for a preschool. Forget about summer camp. Same your time and money and take your kids somewhere else to learn Spanish.