Our first visit today. We're on vacation and went with friends. This is their home church…read more Everyone we met, including the staff and volunteers, was very friendly. Music was upbeat and meaningful. Pastor delivered an easy to follow message in a very energetic matter. Loved watching the people being baptized in the beautiful baptismal. My husband and I were spiritually blessed by the entire service.

I had tried out a few churches in the area before I found First Christian. I've stayed at First…read moreChristian because I feel a genuine connection to the church's leaders and their sermons. I had never been to a large church before visiting First Christian and I had wondered if I would feel out of place. Now I know that the size and style of a church doesn't matter nearly as much as the content of their sermons. First Christian has many effective teachers on staff. They teach from the bible, and they do it in a way that ties scripture to the challenges that many Christians are facing today. Ryan Rasmussen is the church's new pastor. I've heard a few of his sermons now and it's clear to me that he is a powerful leader who packs a lot of genuine excitement into his sermons. I would recommend this church to anyone in any demographic. I can especially see how non-Christians and young individuals would feel comfortable here. In case anyone is wondering, I hold no position at the church. I am simply a guy who has attended First Christian for 2 years now and has enjoyed the experience of growing closer to God.

My daughter is in kindergarten at Heritage Christian School and loves it! They make learning fun…read moreand teach all the required skills my child needs. There are lots of sports & extra curricular activities that they offer as well, even some family fun nights! My daughter enjoys having breakfast in the mornings before class and lunch in the afternoon. Her teacher this year is Miss K, we love her! She is super understanding of our family situation and communicates promptly with us. Any time I ask a question about tuition or something to turn in, I sense no judgement whatsoever and always get the assistance I need. I appreciate the school's core values and everything they are instilling into my child.

Very family-oriented school. The children are loved by their teachers, and it shows. Great God…read morecentered education. My son has attended since kindergarten, and I only wish the school would go thru Senior Year so they kids did not have to leave where they are comfortable. The teachers and staff communicate well with the parents and know all the kids individually. And with the Ohio Ed Choice Scholarship your child can attend for free. We are very blessed to have such a wonderful school for our son.

All the staff are awesome great place for children. My daughter been going to this place since she…read morewas three years old. She is now seven years old and she loves all the staff. They treat her like family.

My family attended this church on a *regular* basis (virtually every Sunday and holiday) for well…read moreover a year. Then we asked the pastor about becoming members and he said he would "be in touch." For more than a year, we would ask the pastor again every few months, only to hear "I'll call you," or "I'll be touch." One Sunday they announced a new member class from the pulpit. We signed up for the class in the church office (only names on it at the time). Nobody ever mentioned the class again and nobody contacted us about it. In the meantime, the children's church school teacher brought up to the students (including our daughter) about becoming acolytes. Our daughter was interested and we were told to speak to a committee leader. She also put us off with "I'll be in touch" for several months until she had our daughter acolyte one time as a helper. We asked when she could do it again and were told, "Sorry, I just made the schedule for the next year, and there are no dates open." We stopped attending the church.

This preschool doesn't adequately treat employees and children. The administration attempts to suck…read moreyou dry with fees at every turn. I enrolled my son in the summer courses and had to pull him because he got ill. I was hit with numerous fees that I was unaware of. The only reason I enrolled my son in the first place was because I knew some of the teachers who worked there at the time. But after the horror stories that these teachers have told me I could never support this business again. Their teacher turnover rate is incredibly high so students don't get consistency in the classroom. With incredibly high tuition costs one would assume that children would be in a consistent and encouraging environment but the administration hampers the development of the company and thus destroys the education of the student.

Amazing staff and directors. The children are well taken care of and treated with respect by each…read moreand every teacher. Miss Inta and Miss Paula do a wonderful job running the center! You can trust your children will be in great hands everyday at OakPark.

Mike and Cindy operate a wonderful childcare center. My two daughters ( 4 & 2) love going to…read more"school" each day. The curriculum they teach is levels above what we were receiving at a previous care facility. They have been instrumental in potty training our 2 year old in days. We are so thankful they take such great care of our girls while we leave them each day.

From the owner: Mozart Music Studio and Childcare offers childcare/preschool in our family home. We provide full…read moretime, part time, weekly and drop in rates for six weeks- 5 years old. We provide a preschool kindergarten readiness program using Funnydaffer curriculum and Read it again reading program that emphasizes independence, academic skills, social skills, and gross motor activities for infants through Pre-K. We also provide a Christian music class and a summer program. We are an inclusion designated facility with trained staff. All meals and snacks are provided.

My sisters and I all went to St. Michael's. I, however, stopped going here after 5th grade. I was…read moreone of the kids who actually got their dream come true: it was my 5th grade year that the school burnt down. It seemed really awesome at the time: we got two weeks off in the middle of March. But of course, we had to make up for it later, and on top of that, the school was split up different places for the rest of the year while they reconstructed. The 3rd to 5th graders got stuck in a school called Little Flower. It was used mainly for preschoolers, and smelled like a giant diaper pail. They wouldn't let us use their cafeteria, so we had to eat our lunches outside. Doesn't sound terrible until you remember that in March in Ohio there will still be random blizzards. It's not fun to eat your lunch outside in half a foot of snow. We basically didn't learn anything for the rest of the year. When I transferred to Our Lady of the Elms in Akron, I was horribly behind. So behind they stuck me in remedial everything. But hey, it's okay: when I switched to public school my freshman year of high school I was put in advanced everything! Seriously though, even before the school burnt down it wasn't that good. I never learned the capitals. Also, nuns are terrifying, even if they're not trying to be. They also held me back a year (or rather, they wouldn't let me in kindergarten when I should have been) because they "ran out of slots." Uh, what? What hapepned to merit based decisions? This place was/is whack. I'd never send my kids here, that's for sure.

I went to school here and am now sending my children through. Such a wonderful school with well…read moreeducated and pleasant teachers.