Very professional a great learning environment and experience. I would recommend for any student…read morelooking to approach education with a different mindset. Traditional schools have too many distractions.

Awful school- lots of turn over, generation of our family and friends brought their children here…read morebut it has been purchased by a a corporation now. Way too many constant changes, we will be taking our child out.

We needed to put our son in daycare when I went back to work post-Covid, in August of 2021. In the…read moreyear and half we were enrolled at the school, they upped tuition twice. These were not small increases either, we are talking $100-200 per month. We were semi-ok with this at first because we just had one child at the school. Having a new baby and wanting to put him into the daycare with his older brother, the new prices were simply too much - almost double a mortgage payment! Comped with other daycares in the area, Parker Chase was almost $900 more than a local/private daycare right down the road! They offer no flexibility when it comes to tuition, despite there being highly accredited competition that is cheaper in the area. Because it is owned by a corporation (Endeavor Schools), the staff is unable to do anything about it, and all decisions run through corporate. Endeavor is a business, and trust me, they treat it as such, and money is the name of the game. It is truly sad that a company that is built on caring about young children operates this way. Although the tuition is very hefty, it is not reflected in the teachers' pay, as many of them work 2nd jobs to make ends meet. I guess the execs at corporate get a big portion of tuition rather than using it to retain teachers and staff. Which bring me to another issue with this school - the turnover! This school was once touted for its teacher and staff tenure, and in the past few months, many teachers that had worked there for years left. My son's class was without a lead teacher more than once in the year and a half we were there. Communication is not a strong suit here, and unfortunately, I had to find out about this from either another teacher or another parent. For the amount we paid for our child to go here, you would think a simple email or announcement could be made regarding who is caring for and looking after our son. Overall, the building is nice - glass windows in all the classes, a nice outside playground. The place continually seemed understaffed, and the teachers seemed overwhelmed. All the teachers my son had were caring and sweet, I just wish they were paid better considering all of the money the parents pay to put their children there. With the most recent tuition increase, many families left to find alternate childcare. I know the staff had concerns that even the waitlisted families wouldn't want to pay the newly inflated prices ($2000/month for an infant!!). It's a real shame that corporate backed a lot of families with young children into a corner as most daycares have waitlists, especially for two kids. Not to mention the fact that it is very disruptive for a little kid to have to switch schools and have to start over again with new teachers, children, and a new environment. My best advice- look elsewhere. Many of the parents in my son's class agreed that in the last year it has gone downhill, unsure if it's management, corporate or what. Privately owned childcare facilities seem to be the way to go - they truly care about the families and want the best for your kids. The executives at Endeavor seem to care about themselves, not the children, families or teachers that grow the business. One more thing to note - if you have to turn left out of the parking lot onto Johnson Ferry after dropping off or getting your child, be prepared to sit and wait for ten minutes or risk your lives trying to cut across several lanes of traffic. There is no stoplight at this intersection even though they are in dire need of one.

I am a parent of three kids that have gone through Eastside Christian School - now over the past 14…read moreyears - with an 8th grader this year. We've seen a few principals over the years, teachers come and go, several annual funds, several athletic championships, and the school ebb and flow, in all, we've seen lots of change - ... but one thing remained the same throughout - an unwavering commitment to love on my kids in a way that grows them up on a firm foundation of knowing Christ and one that has grown them into amazing young adults. My wife and I chose private Christian elementary and middle school, then public high school - both for the firm Christian foundation and solid education foundation. In the early years, funds were tight as with all young families and putting a sizeable amount of dollars into ECS was a stretch. Each year God provided. For us, it was a year to year strategy that evolved into a set aside budget, even at the expense of other things... I now have a college freshman who when through Walton High School (firm in her faith and with a 4.0), a sophomore (firm in his faith and solid A/Bs), and another going to Walton next year. I have been so proud to call Eastside Christian School my kids' school home for the last decade. When I first walked the halls, it felt like home. There's a real sense of family here, a genuine care for people, and a commitment to a strong education that is Christ-centered. Come to an open house and see for yourself. We're glad we did...

Eastside is such a blessing to us! Our daughter was in kindergarten last year, and she felt so…read moreloved. Her teacher understood her specific personality traits and helped her bloom. We love the smaller class sizes. Each student is able to get such individual attention. And most importantly, what a blessing to have my child get to worship at school and be taught from a biblical worldview. Eastside is like a family to us.

My daughter has been attending krk since she was three months old. I have to say that through all…read moreour searches of nearby child care places, nobody offered the combination of caring and value that we found here. I am a teacher so I receive a significant discount but outside of that the price still undercut our nearby Goddard school and Primrose academy. They provide and launder linens for the cribs and cook food for older kids snacks. Most of all though, I'm impressed that I have to worry about my daughter being spoiled here. I'll take that any day in a field where a parents first concern is whether their child is looked after and cared for.

I absolutely love this school! We have been moving quite a bit with my company and we have gone…read morefrom hand-over-my-child-to-a-stranger scared beginners to ok-here-is-the-list-of-priorities-we-look-for #secondchild confident. Not only is the director and front office staff top notch professionals, the teachers truly operate as a team - helping my child thrive academically and socially. As a parent, I am expected to engage and help with homework every week, volunteer as a class reader and participate in various themes throughout the year! We love the structure. You'll never feel like there is someone you should only talk to for certain items - they all work and speak from the same page. Of course this school has the standard KRK curriculum but what it has to differentiate itself is heart & investment, i.e. Splash pad (2x a week in the summer = more work for the teachers but they believe it's worth it!), spring and fall festivals (the whole place turns into a giant carnival and it's all from the owners pockets), weekly magic man/ music enrichment / gym activities (also part of your tuition), spring and winter performances - real lights, choreography, music and performance by our little ones! The teachers here mostly have at least 5-10 years of service. That should speak volumes. In fact, because hiring is never perfect, when there were concerns, I have seen this team all hands on deck to address it effectively. So.... While nothing replaces personal mom/dad/family stay at home care and while there are usually up to 20 kids per class (3 teachers), we have been overjoyed with the partnership we've built with this team and hope to continue the trend!! 2 thumbs up :-)

If you are looking for a great private education that will nurture your children from babies to…read moreelementary school this is the ONE! Crossroads Christian Academy has been our school of choice for our children for the past 5 years. We have sent 3 of our 4 children there starting them at 12 weeks and finishing through preK. The school is very attentive to children's needs, student to teacher ratio is always maintained and the communication with parents is exceptional. The director is always present and does an excellent job working with parents who have children with additional needs or strong will! I am always at ease when dropping my children off I know they will be well cared for. Highly recommend!

Such a great school, my daughter really loves it here. All of the staff are friendly and we enjoy…read moregoing to the different event they host. We commute for this school, but it is definitely worth the commute.

My favorite elementary school so far!!! The principal and staff are highly involved and CARING!!…read moreThat is what a school is suppose to be an extended family.

My daughter has been going here since kindergarten. Awesome school and awesome staff. It's one of…read morethe best rated schools in the area. If you're looking for a good school for your kids enroll them here.

The Willow School is an art school preschool with great management who care about children. I…read moreworked there when I started in Reggio schools and was so impressed by the atelier/workshop there is stocked with materials that children can use to create and explore based on interest. Amazing food, great teachers, and awesome leadership.

Let me preface this by stating I don't have a child who goes here, so I can't speak to the overall…read moreexperience. However, I get coffee from Radio Roasters often. Their small outdoor space faces the coffee shop so I see the kids and teachers outside often. The teachers are almost always on their phones. Recently I saw a toddler crying, trying to get the teacher's attention. She did finally get off her phone but I didn't see her tending to the child up to the point I walked inside the coffee shop. When I came back out the lady looked my way, but she still stayed on her phone all the while I got into the car to leave. I will say the other two teachers were appearing to interact with some of the other children, but the other lady couldn't look away from her phone. As I stated, often both teachers are glued to their phones every time I come. Was surprised this was a Reggio Emilia school, as what I've observed doesn't fall in line with its philosophy. If this were just a daycare I guess it wouldn't bother me as much since these specialized early childhood schools often command a much higher cost to parents. The expectation is the children get the benefits of experienced, dedicated teachers, not just whomever they can get as is the case in most daycares. As the mom of a toddler, I was especially bothered seeing the la k of response to the children crying. I'm grateful that we have been able to avoid daycare up to this point since these are my exact concerns with these places. The owners/directors should definitely try to implement some rules around phones, so caretakers will be more engaged, since we all know everyone is addicted to their phone. This is a reasonable request for most jobs, particularly when your job is to be present and responsive to young learners. Ok, stepping off my soapbox now.

My daughter is now in 1st grade and has enjoyed 2 years of pre k, kindergarten. And now 1st grade…read more We have been well pleased with her success.