great school great people. Big shout out to the dean Mr Tigner for helping me with everything to…read moreget through the years along with the amazing staff. They care and can't help unless you ask for the help you need

This is one of the Best campuses. Professors are great and helpful. The Dean, is great and helps…read moreout the book store staff is nice and helpful. The buildings are chilled and not always very warm in the winter so dress and show school spirit and take hand written notes over computer notes. Also be involved we all need friend.

Great place to get an education! And I got a smoking hot wife out of the deal!!! I graduated in…read more2005, visited multiple times since then. When I was there the place was a giant construction site, now it is beautiful. Check them out!

For the church. Watching this Seminary become biblically solid is a great joy. This weekends For…read morethe Church conference has been great help. We are truly blessed to have such great leaders right here in KC. I look forward to many more events and training opportunities as this place helps the church.

For the church!!! I…read morehave had amazing experiences as a student here. All of the professors I have had have been great leaders and teachers. They care about the students and want the best for them.

All three of my kids have gone through Shoal Creek Preschool. It's hard to put into words the…read moreimpact that they have left on their lives. They truly feed into their formational years and leave them ready for their next school experience. So grateful for this school and it's teachers.

Make: KC is the group that brought the first Maker Fair to the Kansas City area. It was last year…read moreduring the Parkville Days event in the English Landing Park in Parkville, MO. That will be repeated this year only it is planned for a full three days instead of just one and will be the exciting culmination of Kansas City's "Maker Summer" that starts with the two-day event in June at Union Station. Make: KC has "Build Nights" twice a month at HMS Beagle in Parkville, and a :Show-and-Tell Night" at the Metro Community Colleges' Business and Technology Center off of Front Street and it helps with numerous family oriented technology fairs and exhibition as well as classes all over the Kansas City area. The address shown IS NOT the address of Make: KC (I don't know where that address came from). Their physical address is 180 English Landing Drive, Suites 110 & 120, Parkville, MO 64152.

Excellent teachers and staff. Many opportunities for students. Very family oriented. Safety and…read moresecurity of school and students are top notch.

my granddaughter was fortunate ate enough to attend this very special school, Ms Jones so…read moreprepared her for preK, and PreK made her a well rounded child with excellent skills to start her road to education, very top quality

We were looking for a place for my son to attend a school where he can prepare for the next couple…read moreof years before he starts kindergarten. We saw Brighton Montessori was close to us and decided to call up and see what they were all about. I got one price on the phone when I called, during our sons first week (after all the paperwork was signed) we were charged a different higher price (stating that the amount was calculated wrong) so, ok we let that go and decided to continue on. He was sick 3/4 times within the first 3 months, again ok he was getting used to a new environment. Then summer came and there was at least 2 lice outbreaks in different classrooms. Then the outside playground is under these giant oak trees which provides great shade for the kids but also brought oak mites. My sons legs and arms were covered in oak mite bites all summer even though they said they sprayed the trees to get rid of the mites. The facilities are average and the toys they provide the children to play with are probably as old as the parents of the children are. The school smells a bit musty and was probably converted to a daycare as opposed to being a building built for it. Then came the 3rd price change where our costs were raised again (keep in mind all within a years time) where they also wanted us to back pay the amount difference because it was again calculated incorrectly. This is where it really started to go downhill for my son and our relationship with this "school". My son is on the spectrum and has his challenges when it comes to listening and following directions (but he's also 4 and is learning to deal with his big emotions) at this point it appeared as though people around the facility seemed to have issues with my son being there and anything he did at the school was scrutinized. We were demanded that he was to be picked up early multiple times, one time he had been there for a total of 90 minutes before I was told I need to get him (usually for behaviors that he learned by being there around the other children). He cried every morning before school because he disliked going so much. I make no excuses for his behaviors some of which is his learning but when we were looking for a school we wanted one that would work with him and his faults and try to help reinforce positive behaviors and help us while we could not always be around (which they were more than happy to say that they would and did with kids with his similar profile). Instead the staff gave up on him and chose to expel him giving us 2 weeks to scramble and find new childcare while demanding he be picked up early on his second to last day and then told he was not allowed back on his last scheduled day (leaving us to take time off work to have him covered-this was all within a years time btw). During the last months they would give him timeouts and force him to do things that he did not want to do while not offering up any alternative solutions that worked, which just triggered him more to act out. It appeared to us that the term "school" should be used very loosely as most of the staff does not seem to have any kind of formal educational training as far as I could tell, the school is filled more with caregivers/babysitters as opposed to anyone I would call a teacher. As you can tell if you've read this far, I have a pretty strong opinion of the school and how they treated my son. I do think there are a few people there that truly do care and do not agree with how the business is ran but it is what it is at this point and my son is now out at another school. In summary my family and son's experience with this school is a 1 (bc it could not go lower) if you choose this school for your child care I truly hope they have a better experience than my son did, I just wanted to share my experiences we've had.

I highly recommend this daycare. Our children have benefited from the Montessori philosophy that is…read morepracticed here, from interaction with older kids to sensory bins to creative play toys. The teachers are all so kind and are always teaching the kids in a really fun way - even for the two year olds. There is also always a fun party going on whether it is spirit week or fun summer water activities. The director is so great and knows each child's name. My oldest loves to see "Miss Ellen." We are really happy with this daycare!