Eastern Hills Educational Bldg

4132 Mount Carmel Tobasco Road

Cincinnati, OH 45255

14 Reviews

School District
Grade

PK-K
Type

private

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Submitted by parent on October 18, 2019

Our daughter is in daycare at EHEB. The staff are friendly, engaging and caring. They take wonderful care of our daughter and encourage her growth, development and exploration. She is meeting her developmental milestones and I believe that is due, in part, to the care she receives at EHEB.
Submitted by parent on February 21, 2017

We are relocating to a new city and I wanted to express my gratitude for the great care and affection all the staff showed our 2 children over the past 7 plus years. Our oldest attended their kindergarten last year and has performed excellently this year in the first grade. EHEB has been such a huge part of our world that it will be strange without them in our lives.
Submitted by parent on April 11, 2016

Our children began going to Eastern Hills Educational Building in January 2016. They have never been to daycare before and we were very worried that they would have difficulty adjusting. We have been SO impressed with what the teachers do with our 3 1/2 year olds. They are learning to color, cut, and recognize uppercase and lowercase letters. I'm a teacher and I'm always impressed with their planned curriculum. They work on reading, math and science and social studies concepts as well as life skills like memorizing their phone number and other information. They take great care of our children every day all day and each and every time I pick them up, they are engaged in some sort of organized activity or playing outside on their amazing playground which I love. We couldn't be happier with Eastern Hills Ed. Building. Thanks for all that you do! :)
Submitted by parent on January 29, 2016

Horrible place for a child to go to pre kindergarten. It smells like urine and I got handed a paper explaining how a staff member has scabies to Check my child! Very disgusting unsanitary conditions for children. The tteacher tells me she can not handle my child because she has 11 other children she has to take care of and help with word books. So they sit him at a table by himself. His teacher points out to me that there is other kid who sits by themselves all day. Well I pay for my child to get a education, not to sit at a table by himself. They color papers and make things passing it off like my son did it. Let's be real here I know my son can't color like that. Horrible place would not recommend sending your child.i agree with another reviewer on this page about the parents making theses reviews. I believe it's the teacher's. They put on a good front when you in for a tour. Showing rewards and certificate. Who ever gave them the rewards and certificate needs to be evaluatedtthemselves.
Submitted by parent on August 03, 2015

Eastern Hills has been like a family to us over the last 8 years. They took such great care of my children. I never had to worry while they were there. I knew they were being well cared for, educated and loved! Words just can't express the gratitude we feel.
Submitted by parent on November 26, 2014

My daughter has been at Eastern Hills Educational Building for about 2 years now. I was referred to this school by someone who sent both of her kids there for about 3 years. I couldn't be more pleased with the staff, and I know my daughter loves it there because she looks forward to going to school every day. I have never had any issues with billing or anyone who works there. They all treat my daughter like she is one of their own and I get frequent updates with regard to her educational progress. I would highly recommend this school to anyone. Given the issues that I've heard about West Clermont, I was happy to find a place that considers my daughter's education a top priority and where she is well taken care of.
Submitted by parent on August 11, 2014

Great program and great care. I have had 3 children attend EHEB (my youngest is still there) and words can not express my gratitude. They have somewhere around 40 staff members and very little turn-over. Many staff have been there 10-20 years. I understand a few staff even have between 20-30 years of service with EHEB. On my first visit I was very impressed with their cleanliness and classroom organization. Their teachers are caring and thoughtful . I have taught Preschool and I now teach 2nd. grade. The academic preparation they provide (for entrance into kindergarten) is superb. Excellent, excellent, program and facility.
Submitted by parent on November 26, 2013

Because of West Clermont's erratic Kindergarten schedule I sent my son to Kindergarten at this school and it was one of the worst mistakes I have ever made. The staff is abysmal and the turn over rate is very high. His teacher acted as if I was inconveniencing her when I would email her, and worst of all going in to first grade (in a different school district) they practically had to reteach him everything. He was not at all prepared for elementary school. I really do not know where all the positive reviews are coming from, I can't imagine it is from real parents. I had problems with billing, the director of the school etc. It was an ongoing headache and I couldn't wait to get far away from there.
Submitted by parent on August 24, 2013

E.H.E.B. is a fantastic place. It's easy to call it a daycare but it's so much more. A daycare 'babysits' your children. E.H.E.B. educates and enlightens the children through structured & unstructured learning sessions and engages them in creative projects and other mentally stimulating activities. That is why "daycare" is not in their name. The staff is helpful, informative, and genuinely cares for the children. Our daughter has attended for nearly 4 years and the staff has become family to us and to our daughter. E.H.E.B provides a solid educational experience in preparation 1st grade. And the caring touch they provide is something money can't buy.
Submitted by parent on August 24, 2013

Our child has gone here for several years. The facility is clean and uncluttered. The workers there are very kind and supportive. One thing I like is the communication between the school and the parents. They send paperwork home with notifications alerting parent to upcoming events or changes that may impact your child. Also, they know how to handle children and their bumps and bruises that they inevitably get. They don't press the panic button and call the parents for every little thing (unless you request them to do that because they will). They have a good process in place for handling kid's sickness or bumps and bruises. We love the school and the help they've provided through the years. Once our child is too old to attend, we will be sad. This school just cannot be beat in terms of value and the quality of care that is given. Thanks to everyone there!
Submitted by parent on July 26, 2013

I became a single mother 6 months ago. After looking at 8 child care facilities I decided to enroll my three year old in the Eastern Hills Educational Building. I was very favorably impressed on my first visit, and have been even more impressed as the months have gone by. They have become a home away from home for my child. They are wonderfully well organized. This has provided a lot of emotional stability for my child and myself at a time when it was really needed. My child is happy and so am I. I recommend their program to everyone.
Submitted by parent on June 26, 2013

Our daughter has been enrolled in the Eastern Hills Educational Bldg. since she was 13 months. She is now 5 and going into their kindergarten program. I also went to eastern Hills as a child. It's a great school, with great education, and has provided excellent care. The staff has always been warm and professional. I just wanted to say "Thanks" to all their staff.
Submitted by parent on March 20, 2013

I guess if you don't know much about early education this school would appear to be satisfactory. It was to my family a standard daycare. When my son began refusing to go to school I became concerned. When I asked to observe I was told that would not help my son, but I insisted and... my son (3) was placed in a room with 26 other three year olds and two teachers who spent 90% of the time chatting with eachother and running out of the room to get things and help other room. Even the best teacher, in my opinion, could not manage 26 three year olds! Find out the ratio by watching at this place - they are very good at selling the service and telling you what you want to hear.
Submitted by parent on July 20, 2010

My son and daughter are enrolled at Eastern Hills Educational Building and I love them. They are a second family to us. The staff and the curriculum are pheonominal. I highly recommend this school to all parents.