Fantastic youth lessons - an hour long lesson for two kids. Quite possibly the cleanest barn we…read morehave been to and Robin was amazing as a coaching instructor. These guys know their stuff.

From the owner: Horse Training Curriculum, Riding Curriculum, Show Team, Summer Day Camp, Unmounted Curriculum,…read moreWeekly Lessons. Products: Horse Training, Summer Day Camps, Group Riding Lessons, Horse Boarding, Private Riding Lessons, Spring Specialty Horse Camp, Winter Specialty Horse Camps. Services: Our Program has Curriculum for Mounted and Unmounted Lessons, We Provide The Horses and Equipment for Your Riding Experience. Brands: English Riding, Western Riding, Ground Work Training, In-Hand Training. Location Facts: Located down driveway across from Scott Family Motors

We passed through town for one week on a cross-country adventure, and needed some kid time for our…read morefive year old. The admin side of Kids Junction was professional, expedient and accommodating. My son only attended summer camp for a week, but the kid side of that week was jam-packed with adventure, community and learning. He came home pleasantly knackered every afternoon. Thanks all!

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I did my birthday party here with maybe a dozen ladies. I sent a photo of spring tulips I wanted to…read morepaint and the two teachers did an outstanding job of making it so easy for all of us (only 1 is an artist!) We would love to go to another event at Big Picture. They are so caring and allow food/drink and fun for all ages.

Big Picture is such a great place! My two daughters have taken several different art classes here…read moreand have loved all of them! They've done once per week classes for a month at a time and also special theme days. We've also done a painting birthday party here which was a great time. I've also done an adult ceramic class. Ms. Becky has been fabulous to work with and I highly recommend Big Picture for art classes and birthday parties!

Fun camp! Came here in college for weekend retreats, now returning 30 years later as a counselor…read morefor high school retreats. Nice lodges that can fit 15-100 easily, several 16-bed bunkhouses, fireplaces, outdoor bonfire pits, nice bathroom/showers. Trails, outdoor swimming pool & frisbee golf.

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We love Camp Kupugani! Looking forward to going back again this summer. This summer would be our…read morefamily's 3rd summer doing parent-child camp.

Took my son there for parent child weekend this summer. Was hands-down the highlight of our summer…read more The Director, Kevin and his team do an absolutely incredible job of organizing activities, keeping everyone, happy and comfortable, and overall systems well thought out and planned. we will definitely be going back next summer.

Took my grandson here for his 2nd birthday special day. He had a blast!! Lots of fun centers and…read moretoys. It was very clean and well organized. The owner was very friendly and welcoming.

Awesome play space!! The boutique is super cute and had tons of great finds. The owner, Jen, is…read moresuper friendly and welcoming. Highly recommend to parents of toddlers who are looking to get out of the house, meet other parents, and let their kiddos have fun in a safe, inclusive space.

Beautiful school! Kids are so happy to go to school, they love learning. There is so much outside…read moretime, and they fit in Spanish and German from 1st grade on. The kids play music and sing all the time, they have huge smiles and seem so healthy. We love Waldorf.

As an active volunteer and parent at MWS, I was deeply invested in the school's success. However,…read moreafter witnessing faculty, staff, and board members dismiss and downplay credible concerns about child safety, ignore warnings from outside experts, and treat concerned families with open hostility, my partner and I felt compelled to disenroll our child for their safety. In our child's first year in MWS's mixed-aged kindergarten class, its pedagogy suited them well, and they thrived. We were deeply thankful for that experience. However with their second year came strict enforcement of a forced nap policy that caused noticeable emotional and behavioral struggles for them as well as multiple children who had outgrown naps. We eventually learned that this policy required all children to lie still and quiet in a dark room for up to 90 minutes a day, without alternatives for quiet play or reading in a lit space for those who could not sleep, while the teacher often left the room for the rest of the day. This had not been fully disclosed to parents previously. Seeking clarity, we consulted outside experts including a licensed child psychologist, who advised MWS that the enforced nap practice was developmentally inappropriate and potentially harmful, especially as most 5- and 6-year-olds will have outgrown naps by that age. We contacted other Waldorf schools which reacted with surprise and concern when told of MWS's nap policy. We also learned that, by contrast, WI state law requires licensed childcare centers (which MWS is not) to allow children who don't fall asleep within 30 minutes to move "off their sleeping surface and given a choice of activities in a reasonably lighted area". Despite bringing this information to the school in a good-faith and collaborative manner, our attempts to discuss this topic further were met with defensiveness and dismissal. Alarmed by the effects of subjecting children who have outgrown naps to this treatment, we voiced our worries to the school administrator and board. We were met with further dismissal and disparagement. After additional parents raised their own concerns, the board did eventually agree to an outside review -- but rejected calls to work with a licensed child psychologist in favor of hiring an "anthroposophical psychologist" instead. The school ultimately contracted a formal Waldorf teacher who lacked any training or licensure as a psychologist. During my meeting with this individual, whose role was to ostensibly serve as a neutral party and childhood development expert, they stated that while practitioners of "mainstream psychology" might be concerned with the appropriateness and safety of the current MWS naptime policy, Waldorf educators "know what's best" for their children, and that that should be sufficient to put any concerns to rest. Increasingly out-of-touch and aggressive communications from the school community followed. One individual, vying for the school's open admissions director role, urged the board and administration to expel us and another family for questioning the practices of a Waldorf teacher. Their memo also pressed for what was then an ongoing investigation into child safety concerns be quashed immediately. That individual was subsequently hired. My partner and I ultimately withdrew our child from MWS to ensure their safety and well-being, and in protest of how this and other issues across the school were handled. Subsequently connecting with other families who left MWS revealed a disturbing pattern of dismissal, denial, bullying and gaslighting -- including but not limited to concerns over naptime policy -- as well. I urge current and prospective families to be vigilant and to critically assess what type of environment they want for their child and family. Finally, it saddens me to anticipate that MWS might respond to this and other critical reviews with misinformation and personal disparagements. I encourage readers to weigh any such responses thoughtfully as they draw their own conclusions about which school is right for their family.

I am so grateful to have found this place. After receiving a recommendation from my son's preschool…read moreteacher that a speech evaluation might not be a bad idea I started calling around. I was impressed how responsive and thorough the intake phone call was. We did a free evaluation and moved forward with a full assessment. For both assessments my son saw Haley Bell and after leaving asked when he was going back. Haley has made an amazing connection with my son and he looks forward to seeing her twice a week. He has made quick and significant improvements in his speech and I know this will only help him continue to grow and gain confidence in his ability to connect with others and be understood.

From the owner: Enrichment Therapy and Learning Center’s mission is to give hope and support to families by helping…read morechildren of all ages achieve their God-given potential. We provide an individualized approach to improve each child’s ability to communicate, socialize, and achieve academic growth. We are a bridge for success. At Enrichment Therapy & Learning Center we provide evaluations and support for: -Reading -Speech -Language -Social Skills -Dyslexia -Math -Handwriting -Expressive Writing -Feeding and Swallowing

Cadence has taken great care of my little one! Its easy to communicate with them and I appreciate…read morethat their directors are always right at the front and seem to be highly involved with what is going on in the classrooms. They have a secure facility which is also comforting. Additionally, the teachers do a great job of putting pictures on the app and updating my little ones diapers/feeds- its lovely to get pictures during the day! I feel like they really care about my kiddo and the amount I pay is absolutely worth it (they are quite affordable!)

My child was in the infant/toddler rooms and the staff there was amazing. Julie, Amanda, and Katie…read morehave a ton of experience and treat your child as if they were their own. I would highly recommend this daycare if you have to start your child while they are an infant.