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Miami’s 10 Best Private Preschools
This article was updated November 12, 2020.
For parents looking for the best private preschools and daycare facilities for their toddlers and pre-kindergarteners, Miami has a variety of options to choose from, with a wide array of schools that follow diverse teaching philosophies and approaches.
Note that the average cost of private preschool or daycare for a child in Miami-Dade County ranges from about $7,000 to $20,000 yearly, with some schools offering discounts for multiple siblings, and others allowing part-time scheduling to help parents keep tuition costs down. Many private schools also provide scholarships for eligible students.
To help you get an idea of your options, we’ve compiled a list of the top ten preschools in the area, ranging from those that serve only infants, toddlers, and preschoolers, all the way to those where a child can grow up in the same learning environment, from preschool all the way through elementary school or even high school.
These schools have received the highest rankings and best parent reviews on sites such as Private School Review, GreatSchools, and niche.com, as well as Yelp reviews written directly by local parents. They are listed by chronological order according to the age that you may register your child.
1. KLA Schools of Coral Gables
4573 Ponce de Leon Blvd Coral Gables, FL 33146
Phone number (305) 668-0552
Ages 3 months – 5 years
KLA Schools of Coral Gables is a progressive educational environment inspired by the Reggio Emilia philosophy and providing excellence in early childhood education. KLA Schools of Coral Gables was founded in 2009 by a small team of committed educators to provide a top-quality preschool program for neighborhood families, and features specialized education for kids from 3 months to age 5 with a focus on helping children learn from past experiences as well as from multisensory stimuli and an enriched learning environment that encourages self-sufficiency.
2. Brickell International Academy
1101 Brickell Ave Fl 8 North Tower, Miami, FL 33131
(786) 718-1560
Ages 3 months – 5 years
Brickell International Academy is a bilingual preschool program for children aged 3 months to 5 years, along with a Voluntary Pre-K (VPK) and an Afterschool Program. BIA is a full-service preschool that operates for year-round, with Spanish immersion, challenging academics, creative arts and athletic activities in a nurturing and caring student-centered environment.
3. The Learning Nest
1801 NE 2nd Avenue, Miami, Florida 33132
786 414 8968 and 305 375 0770
Ages 18 months – 6 years
The Learning Nest is a bilingual preschool based on the Montessori philosophy operating in a spacious state-of-the-art facility serving children ages 18 months to 6 years old. The program’s core Montessori Academic Program is complemented by an art program modeled after the Reggio Emilia philosophy, a Music and Movement Program inspired by Sanford Jones, Spanish-immersion, physical education, organic nutrition and gardening, and such studies as aromatherapy, all provided in an environmentally conscious context.
4. Coconut Grove Montessori School
Toddler Campus 3280 Bird Ave Coconut Grove FL 33133
Preschool & Elementary Campus 2850 SW 27th Ave Coconut Grove FL 33133
305.444.4484
Ages 18 months – Grade 5
Coconut Grove Montessori School is among the least expensive private schools in Miami, and also offers rolling admission so students may apply year-round. The school provides nursery education for children as young as 18 months through Grade 5 based on the Montessori Method of education as developed by Dr. Maria Montessori, which has been used globally for over 100 years successfully, providing holistic, child-centered education that is based on the natural developmental process of children from birth to adulthood.
5. The Roig Academy
8000 SW 112st, Miami, FL 33156
305-723-1352
Ages 2-4 PreK + K-8 International Baccalaureate Programme
The Roig Academy is a small, selective school with only 100 students. The school provides a rolling admissions policy and an impressive 7:1 student-teacher ratio. The Roig Academy provides fully bilingual Spanish/English education for students from age 2-4 in their Pre-K program and for Kindergarten through 8th grade students in their International Baccalaureate Programme, with a focus on a global approach to education. The Roig Academy also accommodates gifted students and students with special needs.
6. Centner Academy
4136 North Miami Avenue, Miami, FL 33127
Phone: 786 378 8646
Ages 2.5 – 5 years
Centner Academy is a progressive independent school that provides foreign language immersion programs in Spanish and Mandarin, along with a conscience-building, values-based education for children from as young as 2.5 years to 5 years of age in an innovative environment focusing on five key educational pillars: language mastery, leadership, mindfulness, character, and life skills. The Academy incorporates a variety of progressive and child-centered educational approaches, including inquiry-based, multidisciplinary, project-based, and self-directed learning opportunities by means of personalized instruction, small classrooms, and low student-teacher ratios.
7. The Cushman School
592 NE 60th St Miami, FL 33137
305.757.1966
Ages 2 – Grade 12
Established in 1924, The Cushman School is an exclusive and respected private school in Miami’s residential Buena Vista District, with approximately 550 students ranging in age from 2 all the way through grade 12, and an impressive student-teacher ratio of 7:1. Cushman has earned national recognition for its challenging academic environment with a focus on global studies, advanced STEM courses, visual and performing arts, as well as Cushman’s diverse student body and charming campus.
8. Riviera Day School
6800 Nervia St. Coral Gables, FL 33146
305.666.1856
Ages Toddlers – Grade 5
Founded in 1950, Riviera is a co-educational day school for students from Pre-Kindergarten through High School. Riviera is renowned for excellence in academic offerings, low student-teacher ratios, and creative and child-centered teaching approach, as well as its leading role in community advocacy. Small classes and a highly qualified staff help each student to develop at their own pace with personalized attention every step of the way.
9. Gulliver Academy
12595 Red Road Miami, FL 33156
305.665.3593
Ages 3 – Grade 12
Gulliver Academy is a top rated, private school with four campuses, some 2,200 students enrolled in grades PK and K-12, and a student-teacher ratio of 8 to 1. Gulliver is nationally and internationally renowned for its state-of-the-art academic and athletic offerings, as well as multidisciplinary arts education, and progressive approach to education that builds confidence and brings out the best in each student.
10. Miami Country Day School
601 NE 107th Street | Miami, FL 33161
305.779.7200
Ages 3 – Grade 12
Miami Country Day School is a nonprofit interdenominational community with about 1350 students ranging from Pre-Kindergarten through 12th Grade and representing over 40 countries. Founded in 1938 as a residential boarding school for boys, Country Day now provides top-tier education for boys and girls on an inspiring 21-acre campus. The programming at Miami Country Day focuses on culture and artistic expression, as well as athletics and top-level academics, with an outcomes-based and student centered teaching approach.
L’Atelier School
5960 S.W. 71st Street | South Miami, FL 33143
(305) 662-2326
Ages 1-6, Grouped by Age
Established in 1994, L’Atelier School bases its educational philosophy on the Reggio Emilia method, emphasizing self-guided education that encourages learning through exploration and creativity, with creativity being the innate intelligence that connects all human beings and their diverse ideas. At L’Atelier, each classroom is staffed with a minimum of two teachers, and curriculums focus on creative exploration and expression, helping children learn at their own pace and focus on their own interests, expanding their potential for academic success and personal fulfillment.
Key Point Academy
609 Brickell Avenue | Miami, FL 33131
(305) 998-5413
Age 3 – Grade 8
Key Point Christian Academy is located at First Miami Presbyterian Church in Brickell and provides a diverse Christian-based curriculum for children from pre-school through middle school. The preschool curriculum is called “Splash into Preschool” and encompasses a comprehensive and integrated program based on Conscious Discipline Strategies that focus on emotional, physical, cognitive and linguistic learning, while also developing a healthy social-emotional core. The pre-K program immerses children in activities that prepare them for kindergarten and elementary school, covering such basic subjects as reading and language arts, math, science, social studies, health, and creative arts.
La Piazza Academy
3100 S Dixie Hwy | Miami, FL 33133
(305) 443-0066
Age Toddlers – Grade 5
LaPiazza Academy (LPA) is a unique private school that accommodates students from toddlers to 5th grade, with a progressive education curriculum that combines Social Constructivism, the Reggio Emilia philosophy, and Montessori education. The school focuses on community and social responsibility while nurturing the socio-emotional well-being of each child to help each one become a well-rounded world citizen. With focused guidance, students learn to master major concepts, processes, and skills through self-directed exploration as well as by engaging in collaboration with teachers and peers. Closely tracking the natural developmental stages of early childhood, the school’s yearly curriculums build upon the previous year’s curriculum in order to help children develop in naturally appropriate ways.
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Springview Academy – Preschool & Childcare Center Serving North Miami Dade, Hialeah and Kendall, FL.
ENRICHING
A Solid Environment Full Of Education And Engagement
Nurturing, certified, and highly experienced teachers guide your child every day. The center’s top priority is to be a place to foster growth and help your child reach important milestones.
BILINGUAL
A Fully Bilingual Program Strengthens Communication Skills
A full English and Spanish environment awaits your child. Bilingualism is well documented to be a significant competitive advantage later in life for college and job opportunities.
SOCIAL
Social Skills That Promote Emotional Growth
Your child interacts with other children and adults in a respectful manner, learning how to share, play together, and ask for help when needed.
Trusted Curriculum Prepares Children To Soar
Through an engaging curriculum and teaching staff, your child is more than ready for Kindergarten and grade school years – perhaps they may even lead their peers.
YES! We Offer Montessori Education
ATTENTION
PERSONALIZED INDIVIDUAL CHILD CARE & ATTENTION
Teachers strive to provide each student with one-on-one time to monitor their development and work on specific skills. The goal is personalized care and attention to help your child discover their potential.
SAFETY
Trusted Safety Measures Give You Peace Of Mind
All of your teachers have first-aid and CPR certifications. The school has an updated readiness plan in case of emergency. The center’s top priority is always safety first.
Frequently asked questions
How can I communicate with my child’s teacher?
Our center uses Brightwheel, an app that connects parents and the childcare center by providing digital daily reports, pictures and messages. In addition, parents may phone or e-mail us at any time. Parents may also request a parent/teacher meeting. We have an open-door policy, so parents may drop in at any time, but please stop by the office so that we can make sure the visit is not disruptive to the child or the classroom.
How can I be involved at school?
We gladly welcome parents to join us for celebrations, birthdays and presentations. A teacher may also ask for parent volunteers to help with an activity. If you would like to participate you may always ask the administration for opportunities. All parents who volunteer in the child’s class must pass a level 2 DCF fingerprint clearance.
Do the children nap?
Infants nap every day from 12:00 to 2:00 pm.
When and how are children’s skills evaluated?
A developmental assessment in conducted annually. In addition, formal assessments are conducted quarterly. These assessments not only help parents to understand where their child is in his or her development, but also what areas can be strengthened. These assessments guide us, as educators, in developing our curriculum so that it matches the needs of the children in the class.
Is the school accredited?
Yes, Springview Academy is accredited by the National Early Childhood Program Accreditation (NECPA). In addition, we are also the only South Florida Certified Childcare Center in North Dade, Florida.
Is the school secure?
We take the safety of our campuses very seriously. Our school is assessed for safety by the local police department in addition to having all our teachers and staff have all attended active shooter trainings. In addition, there are multiple security check points:
- Secured front entry door.
- Only authorized admittance. Unauthorized persons must wait to be assisted by a staff member.
- Immediate photo identification on office staff computers as parents and children enter to verify identity.
- Instant electronic record of your child’s arrival and departure.
- Computerized record of all individuals authorized to pick up your child.
- Security cameras throughout to ensure safety.
- Keypad system for access to the school.
What is the school’s withdraw policy?
You must give a minimum one month’s notice if you intend to withdraw your child from school, and partial months of attendance must be paid in full.
What should I bring to school?
All students should bring an “emergency” change of clothes. Children who are not potty trained should also bring diapers and wipes as needed.
What hours are you open?
Our locations in North Miami Dade and Hialeah are open from 6:30 am – 6:30 pm. Our Montessori center in Kendall is open from 7:00 am – 6:00 pm.
How many teachers are CPR/First Aid certified?
Every single staff member at Springview Academy is First Aid and CPR certified.
Do you accept financial aid?
Our preschool is an Early Learning Coalition provider and accepts their School Readiness and VPK program.
What is the school policy for sick children?
To keep our children, their families and our staff healthy, we require that any child with a fever, vomiting or contagious disease be kept at home. We ask that children go fever free for 24 hours before returning to school. Students with contagious diseases must bring a clearance letter from the doctor upon their return to school.
Can I visit the school?
We hope you do! We encourage you to visit while the program is in session to get the full experience. We offer individual tours during the day as well as one Open House in the beginning of the school year.
Yes, We Offer Tuition Support Options
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“They are very caring towards the kids. Kids are treated fairly and equally, they learn tons!”
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One of the best daycares/School I have step foot in! Very clean, organized, and welcoming. Teachers and Staff very professional, friendly, and respectful. They are very caring towards the kids. Kids are treated fairly and equally, they learn tons! You will NOT be disappointed with this place! Strongly recommended.
– Maria Portobanco
“What an amazing school. My daughter loves it and comes home everyday happy.”
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By far the best decision I made putting my daughter at Springview Academy. What an amazing school. My daughter loves it and comes home everyday happy. The teacher and staff are amazing and caring. Everything is always super organized and clean. I highly recommend this school for any parent looking for a fun learning environment filled with kindness and enthusiasm.
– Claudia Lopez
“I am looking forward to making memories with my daughter and the Springview Academy staff in the years to come.”
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I was nervous putting my two-year-old daughter in daycare for the first time, but after meeting the teachers and staff members of Springview Academy I knew she was in great hands. Every day she wakes up excited to go to school and every afternoon she comes home with a huge smile on her face. I am looking forward to making memories with my daughter and the Springview Academy staff in the years to come.
– Jessica Mijares
“They treated the kids like their own children…Highly recommended…”
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We came to SpringView Academy, both locations, with #Aetkidsfitandfunbus and I absolutely loved the teachers there…They treated the kids like their own children…Highly recommended. ..A+
– Tanya Williams
“The staff always treats you like family. The teachers are very caring and professional.”
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Springview is an amazing school. My daughter has been there since she was one. She is now 5 and attending Springview academy prep and she loves it. The staff always treats you like family. The teachers are very caring and professional. We couldn’t ask for a better school.
– Angela Anaya-Palacios
“She is learning so much! And the teachers are all great!”
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I love this school! Could not have asked for a better school to have my daughter in. She is learning so much! And the teachers are all great! Thank you for all you do!
– Ada Olivares
“They do a lot of hands on activities and the teachers are all very nice a personal.”
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My son has been going to Springview Academy for a few months and we all love it. He has learned so much while being there. They do a lot of hands on activities and the teachers are all very nice a personal.
– Gloryvian Cruz
“I love the staff, it’s always clean and I feel my child is safe.”
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My son is on his 2nd year here (2yr old & 3yr old class) and I will keep him here for VPK as well. I love the staff, it’s always clean and I feel my child is safe. They always have activities for the kids (like the Christmas show, Hispanic heritage parade, and this year snow day) and they encourage the parents to be involved. I truly recommend this place to anyone who is in this area as they do give the best they can to make sure your child is educated and taken care of.
– Crysty Morando
“I wasn’t worried at all to leave him, which made life a lot easier!”
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Springview is a wonderful place! They took such great care of my son! The staff and teachers are super nice and love all of the kids! If we weren’t in the middle of a pandemic I would send him back because he loved it so much there. I wasn’t worried at all to leave him, which made life a lot easier! Definitely recommend!
– Kristen Falepaini
“I can honestly say the staff and overall experience has made me feel secured and more at ease…”
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Very thankful my long time friend recommended this school. As a mother you always worry you don’t make the right decision as to who watches your kids. I can honestly say the staff and overall experience has made me feel secured and more at ease knowing my baby is at a safe and clean place. During these tough times some peace of mind goes a long way. Highly recommend!!!
– Jineth Vazquez
“My kids have been there since they open and it has been the best decision I’ve ever made.”
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Springview Academy is simply the best in everything they do. My kids have been there since they open and it has been the best decision I’ve ever made. I recommend them, they love your kids as if they their own. I thank all the staff and the teachers for all your help and support always. The best daycare you will see the difference!!!
– Vanessa Martinez
“The teachers and administration always have a smile on their faces and truly love our children.”
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My granddaughter has attended Springview for three years. This schools is hands down the best school in the Hialeah/Miami Lakes area. The teachers and administration always have a smile on their faces and truly love our children. Keep up the great work Springview!
– Carmen Garcia
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Where to go with children in Miami
The unique Children’s Museum of Miami was created especially for the little guests of this city. Now it is considered one of the most interesting attractions for those who come here to relax with the whole family.
This amazing place is a huge entertainment complex with themed playgrounds, game rooms and slot machines. The Miami Children’s Museum has interactive stands and exhibitions dedicated to science, art and nature, sports fields and even a small petting zoo. This place is a must visit – a day spent here will make a lasting impression on everyone, regardless of age.
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Dezer Collection Car Museum
About 1200 cars are collected on the territory of the museum, and each of them is either a rarity or previously belonged to a celebrity. Here are the vehicles that took part in the filming – for example, a collection of James Bond cars or the easily recognizable Cadillac Miller-Meteor from the movie “Ghostbusters”. The Dezer Collection Museum will be of interest to everyone who is interested in the history and development of cars, tuning enthusiasts and even Formula 1 fans – the collection features several legendary cars that took part in the races. And of course, near any car you like, you can take a photo for memory.
Collector’s Car Museum © Irina Wilhauk / Shutterstock
Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science
The Science Museum is one of Miami’s most interesting places to visit with kids. There are fascinating exhibitions on its six floors, and a platform for stargazing is equipped on the roof. The museum has a planetarium equipped with state-of-the-art computer equipment, and the huge Gulfstream marine aquarium is home to hammerhead fish and giant stingrays.
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Miami Parks & Zoos
There are some very interesting zoos and safari parks in and around Miami. In the hot tropical climate of this region, many exotic animals from all over the world feel great. Here, ideal conditions are created for them, which practically do not differ from their usual life in the wild.
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Lion Country Safari
One of the largest safari parks in the United States can compete in popularity even with the Everglades. Its artificially created territory is in many ways reminiscent of the landscapes of South Africa. Here, in addition to a large number of lions, chimpanzees, giraffes, zebras, rhinos, ostriches, reptiles and birds live. Lion Country Safari consists of seven vast areas, each of which is home to certain species of animals. In addition to car tours, the safari park has pedestrian areas, an amusement park and a small water park. In addition, here you can ride a catamaran or boat with a guide, visit the labyrinth and relax in the cafe.
The most convenient way to get to Lion Country Safari from Miami is as part of an excursion group. On your own – by car or by train from Miami Central to Brightline Fort Lauderdale Station, and then by bus number 31 to the Hillsboro B / Lyons R (W) stop, where you will need to transfer to Uber Taxi.
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Zoo Miami
Zoo Miami is home to over 2,000 animals from the Americas, Africa, Asia and Australia. No less interesting here is the flora. During the walk, you can admire more than 100 species of flowering orchids, palm trees and exotic plants of the tropics – they create coolness, shade and a cozy atmosphere in the recreation areas and along the paths of the zoo. Inspection of all the most interesting will take at least 4 hours. But a small train with wagons and the opportunity to ride a four-seater family bike will help save time. In order to admire the panoramas of Zoo Miami, it is worth taking a trip on a suspended monorail.
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Jungle Island
The Jungle Island theme park is made up of numerous small islands connected by bridges and decks. A true tropical paradise for many animals and birds has been created here. Among them are a variety of predators, monkeys, foxes, wild boars, kangaroos and parrots. The most popular inhabitants of Jungle Island are the only tame cassowary on the planet, the world’s largest liger Hercules, listed in the Guinness Book of Records, and twin orangutans.
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Santa’s Enchanted Forest
Santa’s Enchanted Forest is open most of the year, but the best time to visit is between early November and early January. These days, a huge number of adults and children come here to plunge into the fabulous New Year’s atmosphere and get a lot of positive emotions. The main attraction of Santa’s Enchanted Forest Park is the tallest Christmas tree in South Florida with a dazzlingly sparkling backlight.
Santa’s Enchanted Forest © elnuevoherald.com
Other Things to Do in Miami
Miami has plenty of fun things to do for kids, but Miami Seaquarium definitely tops the list. It deservedly ranks among the best aquariums in the world, which means it should definitely be included in the list for a trip. In addition, it is worth noting the small but very cozy Grapeland water park – you should definitely stop by here to spend a few hours on its fun rides.
Miami Waterpark © FamVeld / Shutterstock
Miami Seaquarium
Miami’s stunning Aquarium is hugely popular. Here you can see crocodiles, manatees, turtles, sharks, rays and many other sea and river inhabitants. But the most interesting are the spectacular shows with killer whales, dolphins and sea lions. Those who wish can swim in the pool with playful dolphins, watch the feeding of huge sharks and take amazing photos for memory. The program changes every day, and the total duration of performances is about 4 hours.
Miami Aquarium © Kamira / Shutterstock
Grapeland Water Park
Grapeland Water Park may well claim to be the best water park in Miami. Its cozy and very clean area is replete with a wide variety of entertainment. Shallow pools and safe rides are designed for toddlers, older children can ride water slides and carousels, and adults can swim in deeper pools. The menu of restaurants in the water park is very diverse, and comfortable seating areas make you forget about time.
Grapeland Water Park © A3pfamily / Shutterstock
Miami Kids Food
Greater Miami, especially its resort areas, has a huge number of restaurants and cafes. Here you can find any food – from elite establishments with seafood delicacies to classic street fast food. Spicy Latin American, children’s favorite Italian, Japanese and exotic Asian – cuisines of almost all countries of the world are represented in the multinational Miami. Therefore, when relaxing here with children, it will not be difficult to choose a suitable institution for yourself.
Olympic champion Sochi-2014 in the team Yulia Lipnitskaya supported Evgeni Plushenko after his criticism of the judges.
Previously, Plushenko expressed dissatisfaction with the grades of his students at the Russian junior championship in Perm.
“Every day I see the gigantic work in Plushenko’s Angels, which gives absolutely real results.
Without fair refereeing, all this work of coaches, children, and their parents does not make any sense.
Change is needed. I support Yevgeny Viktorovich completely and completely, ”Lipnitskaya wrote.
“If we continue to be judged like this, we will be transferred to other countries. ” Plushenko threatens after a student’s strange assessments
“It would be nice if they were shit, and these are top athletes, I defend their interests.” Plushenko broke through
How many points of the code of ethics did Plushenko violate with his angry speech? And what will he do for it?
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- Betina Popova: “Zagitova is a great fellow, it’s great to go out and sing in front of a huge stadium, not be afraid” 4
- Lipnitskaya about Plushenko’s words: “Without fair refereeing, the work of coaches, children, and parents does not make sense. We need change. I fully support Evgeniy Viktorovich” 215
- Pavel Slyusarenko: “Both my students and I would be happy to compete at international competitions even under a neutral flag” 15 TopNews”> Russian championship Slyusarenko among juniors: “I didn’t notice unfair refereeing. I do not support Plushenko’s opinion and do not condemn” 5
- Popova that Plushenko asked for 10 million for participation in the show program tournament: “A normal price tag, it definitely costs that much. He has the right to bet at least 100 million” 47
- Head of the FFKR: “I disagree with Plushenko that refereeing is biased towards his students” 74
- Sotnikova about her performances in the show: “Athletes are not very healthy people in terms of the psyche. We always go to victory, be it a temperature below 40, we go out ” 10
- Buyanova about Sotnikova’s failure to qualify for the Sochi-2014 team tournament: “When I said this, I saw it for the first time: a body is leaving a person. I couldn’t put it in order for a very long time” 181
- Video “Guys, this is pisos”. Alena Kostornaya has released a new video on the YouTube channel 80
- Rudkovskaya about the possible change of citizenship by Plushenko’s students: “Who do you want to accuse of betrayal? Children 13-14 years old? All they are looking for is justice!” 477
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- Maria Butyrskaya: “Passing to other countries has always been used, but many of them ended in nothing. Most often, this is a transition to not so strong federations” 30
- Tarasova that skaters can change citizenship because of refereeing: “Why not change? People feel that they are not needed here” 127
- Artem Gritsaenko: “Quadruples in pair skating is very traumatic, you can fly out for half a season. And it’s not worth it in terms of points, the risks are too big” 2
- Artem Gritsaenko: “With the level of Russian figure skating, considering foreign couples as rivals is simply ridiculous” 14
- Sergey Davydov: “Gordeeva will learn the triple axel. We have already taught him, now there will be more time” 16 TopNews”> Svetlana Zhurova: “I can’t blame Plushenko for the lack of patriotism. You shouldn’t take his words seriously – it’s just a person’s emotions” 69
- Dmitry Guberniev: “I agree with Plushenko – if there are no impossible conditions, then you have to go under a neutral flag. I don’t see any crime here.”0140 126
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- Elena Maslennikova: “I would like to ask the judges to get rid of stereotypes. If a couple showed something cool, let’s evaluate what we see now” 29
- Valentina Tyukova on the suspension of Russian athletes: “After everything that Russia has done for the world, we are treated like that” 79
- Zheleznyakov about the show program tournament: “Plushenko has the right to charge at least 100 million for his performance, but it’s not a fact that he will be invited” 44
- Tarasova about Plushenko’s words: “I agree with a lot. Our judges are incompetent and evil people for the most part” 366
- One year photo. Anna Shcherbakova published a photo with the gold of the 2022 Olympics 180 TopNews”> Trusova about the 2022 Olympics: “A year ago I reached my goal! Performed five quadruple jumps. But my dream did not come true that day” 566
- Elena Chaikovskaya: “The same situation happened to Plushenko’s students as he had in Salt Lake City-2002. There is no refereeing bias” 196
- Zheleznyakov about Zagitova’s singing: “In life you need to try everything except drugs” 74
- Sergey Davydov: “We do everything to protect the health of children , but they themselves are eager to learn complex elements, I can’t stop a person” 28
- Vanya Dmitrienko about Kamil Valieva: “They didn’t let us make friends.