My son has attended Burgett's Learning Center in West Lafayette since we moved here from San Diego…read morein 2014. My son attended a daycare in San Diego when he was several months old. We have firsthand information of the daycares in both cities. We were initially worried about the quality of daycares in a small university town. We visited several daycares in West Lafayette and ended up choosing Burgett's. We are happy with our decision. Burgett's has exceeded our expectations in all aspects, from the attentiveness of faculty to the effectiveness of communication between administration. For example, the swimming lessons in the day care has helped my son greatly. He only attended Burgett's for two years and recently started to swim independently in just about three visits in a standard pool. I couldn't believe how easy it was for him. I knew that it's the swim lessons from Burgett's that helped him.

Best place to take your kids & the staff is wonderful . The app they use to communicate with you…read moreabout your child's day is amazing as well.

This business is under a different name now. The Child Care Resource Network. Can be viewed at…read morewww.tccrn.org

CUMC is a modern, progressive church. There are three worship services at 8:15, 9:45 and 11:00. The…read morefirst service is a blend of traditional and contemporary. The second service is a 45-minute contemporary service, and the third is a one-hour contemporary service. The Methodist church is about "open doors, open hearts, open minds." You will not be hit over the head with a Bible and told that you're going to hell if you don't believe exactly as you are told. Feel free to join the conversation, ask questions and disagree with us. We are all on the same journey, after all. There is a flourishing children's ministry and we have lots of young families, and there is a pre-school operating during the week. Our youth ministry is very active, and there are many adult Bible study options. A recently started women's ministry is an instant success. The church recently constructed a new sanctuary that will open in December 2014. The former sanctuary will be used for exciting new ministries. Drop by anytime to check it out. You will find a welcoming, friendly church.

This learning center is a scam, their staff has no communication skills and my son is in the 8th…read moregrade making ABC's an so before high school he wanted to move forward with math This learning center tried to say he is at a 5 th grade level, cause they thought he was struggling in school, when confronted about it the staff became rude, when I stated I would like my money back an I will just get a private tutor the owner, stood up an was shaking an acted like she wanted to grab me because I wanted to take my son out due to them being crooked. I dared her to touch me, and then went to get my son and they tried to block the doors an change my mind. Needless to say a couple curse words an they were more than happy to let me have him. I was shocked that they tried to intimidate me in to keeping my son there, and shocked that they speak to their clients the way they do. Explains why its not very full anymore. We had a good experience before, but this was horrible. Their knew managers that were there are bullies

My son is taking an ACT prep course through them and they have been amazing! My child is autistic…read moreand they have been amazing at working with him and his issues.

Clean and friendly environment Lots of options to meet your…read moreneeds. Daycare while you exercise.

Good luck cancelling. I am beyond sick of places making it challenging to cancel memberships. Sure…read moreisn't hard to sign up and take money though.

I would not recommend the school. The teachers and the staff are rude and they don't care about the…read morekids. My niece and nephew have been in that school for almost a year and a half and I have had problems with basic needs like cleaning their nose. My niece and nephew used to get picked up with their face absolutely disgusting every day. Me and my family have tried to talk to teachers and staff about the problem for months but nothing change . When picking the kids up every day instead of placing their things with them they would always throw their stuff on the floor for everyone to walk on nd all over. Will not be returning at all regret having to enroll.

The center is clean, well kept and managed. The staff is courteous and makes an effort to get to…read moreknow the child and family-- even the staff who do not regularly care for the child. Numerous fun and educational activities for the children, very well planned and organized. The one critique I have is that the menu is somewhat dependent on processed foods: animal crackers or chex mix for snack, white bread with jelly for breakfast, etc.

Oh man! If I lived closer to The Farm at Prophetstown, and my children were younger, I would be all…read moreover this place. This is a great living museum to visit with children to let them experience a real working farm from the perspective of living in the early 1900s. Kids may or may not pick up that they're visiting an "old timey" place. I was just focused on all of the cool things that families could experience: interacting with chickens and other farm animals, playing with old toys, playing pretend in a real kitchen, and lots of other hands-on activities. Visitors are welcome to help do farm chores, like fetch eggs from the chicken coop, which I think is really cool. Kids are encouraged to touch pretty much everything inside and out, which I embrace, 100%. When my kids were young, they needed to be able to interact with the spaces that we were visiting, and this is definitely a place where you can interact with things. The Farm at Prophetstown is great for kids, but they also offer events just for adults, like farm-to-table dinners. Check their website to find out when their special events are happening.

My girlfriend and I visited the Farm at Prophetstown this weekend after checking out the Tippecanoe…read moreBattlefield Museum earlier in the day and realizing this was right down the road. The site is a working farm depicting 1920s farm life, complete with two homes that were built from kits the original owners ordered from the Sears, Roebuck & Co. catalog. They're fully furnished with period-appropriate materials and visitors can browse through at their leisure. There's also a barn for the animals and a blacksmith shop. We had a quick visit because it was a cold, rainy March day, but the animals were a particular highlight. The farm houses were neat, but I think we would have enjoyed them more if we'd visited when there were historic interpreters to discuss the buildings and their contents. Still, a nice afternoon trip.