This review is specifically for the sports complex/fields. We've played here several times through…read moretravel soccer. The complex has plenty of parking. On busy days, it does get fairly congested though so make sure you leave early. The fields themselves are nice with an exception for a few that are pretty lumpy. Overall, this is a nice complex!

Lexington Christian Academy drew me away from God. I came to the school in search for a Christian…read morecommunity that would help me grow in my faith, but in fact, it drew me far away from it. I was surrounded by people calling themselves Christians - while at the exact same time, I saw them tear down the very ones made in His image. An example of this being my entire class and upperclassmen (with the exception of few), making fun of one girl who struggled with a disability. They made an Instagram "fan page" of her - her profile picture being black snakes coming out of her eyes. I was once told by a staff member that, on another occasion, an entire grade dressed up as one student in order to make fun of her. But, because the staff "could not prove the bullying," they did nothing to stop it. However, I would be lying if I did not say there are some genuinely kind teachers at the school that truly love their students. But, that will most likely not be the takeaway in your child's experience at LCA. In the classroom, things from the Bible are skewed in their teaching. For example, it's taught that if you're anxious, you're not a true Christian. It's taught that if you pray for doctors and nurses, rather than solely God's miracles, you're not truly believing in the power of God. Teachings like these saturate the classroom. There is extremely little diversity, though their deceptive marketing will put a minority poster child on the front page of their website. What I experienced at LCA was truly traumatic to me. If you are considering sending your child there, and they are at all doubting their faith in whatever way, please prayerfully re-consider. I write this review out of deep disturbance and concern for your child's faith.

My daughter loves to go to mathnasium for enrichment. She enjoys learning more complex math than…read moreher class at school covers. This builds her confidence and certainly improves her performance at school.

Mathnasium has been so helpful to keep my son on track with math during all the NTI. And even…read morebetter, he says it is fun! He's always been good at math, but learning online was a struggle for him. There are virtual and (very) small group in-person options to help with math at any school level. We've been so happy with the results that we hope to continue even when school is back in person.

I found out about Providence while trying to search for a "better" alternative to my 3-year old's…read morepreschool. There are about half-a-dozen Montessori programs in Lexington but absolutely NONE like Providence. I almost didn't want to preview the school due to the cost, but I decided to do so in order to view it as a benchmark. Unfortunately, once I stepped on the grounds I absolutely fell in love with the campus (which is about 5 acres, or so). The quality of the program, teachers, and personal attention is worth every penny! Although there are a couple other "good" Montessori schools in town, there is a very big difference between the Providence and the rest of them. We realized it was a large financial commitment, but the interviews we had with the school director, one of the teachers, and past parents made us realize that this school offered something very special. Our daughter is definitely above average in her verbal and certain other skills, but in just one month at Providence her various skill developement was astonishing. We also just had our first Parent-Teacher conference which even amazed my husband (and he took some convincing to go to the investigative interviews). Our experiences so far have proven to us that for the little extra cost over what your average daycare/preschool charges, you can get something so extraordinary that the decision is a no-brainer. I think the best testimony to the school is my daughter; she LOVES going to school!!!! Not that she was ALWAYS kicking and screaming when we went to her previous school....but she has NOT ONCE said "I don't want to go to school today". Just after a week of going there she insisted that I sneak into her classroom with her after school so she can show me all the cool "toys" she has played with that day. She's so proud of her school! We are now very excited about our son starting their toddler program there next fall. And even more so, we are thrilled to have the first Montessori High School coming here next year!!!

This testing center has perfected Covid check-in procedures. Initially, I was very anxious about…read morehaving to come here because I haven't spent many hours outside of my home due to quarantine. Further, I was also stressed about taking the test. After watching the others check-in for the test from a socially distanced line, I was assured that every precaution would be followed. Upon checking in, I was asked to provide identification, sign an agreement, had my glasses examined, placed all of my personal affects in a locker, and given a locker key and pen. Although I brought a copy of my test confirmation that was not needed. Before entering the testing area, I was asked to empty my pockets, pull up my pants legs, and take an electronic photo. I signed another agreement and then entered the testing area in a room with other testers. Everyone was socially distanced and separated by desk carrels. The testing area was heavily monitored and each tester was provided with a noise cancelling headset and headphones. My only complaint was that the restroom was really outdated. One stall was inoperable and the only working stall had little to no room to maneuver.

I have taken a total of 7 praxis test over the last 2 years (5 of them being within the last month)…read moreat this location. Every time the staff were extremely friendly and helpful. They truly helped calm my nerves and made my testing experience enjoyable. Super nice people!

Crossroads Christian Church Andover location is very welcoming church in Lexington off Man O War…read moreand Todds Road. Volunteers welcoming you as you park in the parking lot, open the front door for you and are ready to answer any questions you might have in the atrium about the church. They also have free coffee, tea and soda for you to enjoy and take into the service. I attended 11am service which started off with band singing few worship songs, then went right into the message which is delivered via video from Crossroads main location in Cincinnati and then wrapped up with local pastor giving updates on local happenings with the church. After the service attendees went back into the atrium and on their way to enjoy the rest of the day. If you're looking for friendly welcoming church in Lexington, look no further than Crossroads Andover location.

very good place to go to Church we have been going 14yrs and…read moreit is a great church to grow, and our children started on the one where They had football of preaching 2 years ago and are still coming have a really great preschool our great granddaughter she loved it. They have a good Children Programs and teens small groups to get connected with others I think its a good Church Family and very welcoming to all

A great place to worship and fellowship! Check the website for Holy Eucharist times as it changes…read moreduring the school year and summer. I enjoy attending the 5:00 pm Holy Eucharist. Concerts, free and open to the public, are usually before at 4:15 pm. Come and visit, whether you are Episcopal or not, all are welcome! Lectures, movies and classes are often held here for the entire community to enjoy. Parking is on the street, along Bell Ct & Sayre Ave. Rt 11, Richmond Rd bus stops directly in front of church or across the street at Kentucky Ave.

Before I went here, I hadn't been regularly to any church in over 20 years. If I'd known a Church…read morelike this existed, I probably wouldn't have stopped going to Church. My wife suggested we try this place, she'd driven by it every day for years and been curious about going to services one day. Well, we e-mailed the priest to ask about parking, since it didn't look to have much parking at all. Apparently the lot across the street is usable by their parishioners. Most mornings they have a police officer there acting as a crossing guard. They are open-minded, friendly and accepting. They genuinely embrace diversity, of both people and ideas. The worship service is beautiful, the clergy are friendly and energetic, and the actual Church itself is a beautiful "old world" style place that looks like some centuries-old chapel from Europe, complete with stone pillars, stained glass windows ornate wood fixtures and a massive pipe organ. The choir there is practically unearthly in the beauty of their music. I'm quite happy to have found Good Shepherd. I wish I'd known about this place decades ago.

Attending a painting class at Pinot's Pallete is both a fun and relaxing activity, even if you are…read morenot artistic ( I'm definitely not!). The instructor gives easy to follow step by step instructions. You are also free to modify the painting to your own preferences. Adult beverages are available for purchase. Fun music plays in the background while you paint. I wore old clothes but didn't get any paint on me. You are provided an apron to wear and a place to store items away from the painting area. Such a great experience. I definitely recommend!

Came here for date night. Cute place and the employees made it fun! Easy to follow, nice to be able…read moreto drink wine here also.

they help me like I'm a leader asking questions and the kids study more often more it's challengingread more

We tried this place out. Tutors are helping multiple students at once. My son wasn't able to get…read moremuch help while there. His tutor was too busy talking to her colleagues. The subject matter if this talk-was critical race theory, and complaining about how some of her friends have been fired for teaching it in schools. My son felt uncomfortable, and felt that he was partially not getting attention from his tutor because he was white. He went there for help with science. Not to listen to a lecture about critical race theory/politics.