Amazing place. Great staff and the other children are so sweet! Loved going here as a kid and will…read moredefinitely be sending my children.

Please do not send your beautiful and innocent child to this daycare facility. Where to begin? I…read morethought with cameras I'd be in the clear, WRONG! My child was only going part time in the pre-toddler room, 3 days a week, yet he was ALWAYS sick! And when I say "always" I mean just that. No, not just your typical cold and runny noses. I get children will pass things on, I mean after all this was NOT his first daycare facility and I didn't have any issues at his prior. My job required me to leave the state so I ended up in Ohio at this horrible place. The front desk ladies are nice, I'm not too fond of the new director they had gotten during our time there but the teachers I wasn't too fond of...Sue, Brandy and I forgot the other brunette's name. I'm getting ahead of myself...my son was always sick because of the lack of cleaning going on in the facility. They can make the facility look clean in the sense of nothing out of place but the germs are living strong. I know there were various dinosaur toys in his room that were NOT being properly cleaned. I am use to dipping all the toys in hot sanitized water twice a day, during their nap and at the end of the day. None of this went on here. Also my son ALWAYS cried when I left him there, says a lot. Also one day his daily sheet read no wet diaper until 3pm that afternoon, I dropped him off at 8am everyday and I am thankful they didn't think ahead to lie on his sheet but how they thought only 1 wet diaper was acceptable in the hot summer is beyond me!! No drinks of water throughout the hot summer day and even if it weren't summer my kid and yours deserves unlimited amounts of clean, fresh and cold water. My poor child, thirsty all that time! The food is pretty limited too. He was ALWAYS hungry when I picked him up and he's an excellent eater! Also! I did a pop up on them and he was locked in an area in so much distress the teachers even looked at me like "uh oh, we're caught". The dry diapers were my last straw as with the croup illness he got and passed to his brother who didn't even go to the facility. My oldest son had a terrible breathing issue because of this croup he got from my youngest attending this dirty school! Do NOT send your child. If you want care In Huber heights I suggest early beginnings ! Loved it there just keep track of your account!

Academics and Demographics Enrollment: Approximately 829…read morestudents (as of 2023-2024). Student-Teacher Ratio: 19.74 students per full-time equivalent teacher. Graduation Rate: The school has an 82% graduation rate.

actually its a 3.5. I feel mine is taken care of but there has been a BIG turnover in teachers…read more Classroom sizes are above state minimums at times. The teachers with kids in class are not treated like the others. But my biggest complaint is the teachers themselves. They should greet the child when entering the class first thing in the morning. No acknowledgement at all.....

I can't say enough about this school! I shopped all over the area for a preschool for my son. I…read morefinally realized there was no way I would be able to pay for private preschool and enrolled him at Clark. And honestly, I was really sad about it. But I couldn't be happier! His teacher is amazing but I've met a lot of teachers over the year and they are ALL wonderful. The aides are fun and friendly with the kids, but also know how to lay down the law when necessary. All the aides know all the kids in all the classes, not just their own. They also go out of their way to say hi to me and my other son when we're there for drop off or pick up. We've had interactions with the school nurse and she is caring and amazing as well. My only complaints are: the office staff can be rude and lax at times. I've sat for LONG stretches with a toddler in tow just waiting for someone to acknowledge me. But having said that, they get things done when necessary. I've never had any issues with any administrative business. This is not a "pull up and drop off" set up. I don't know how most preschools work but you have to get out and walk your child into the classroom, which can be inconvenient with other children. Full day is only offered if your child will be entering kindergarten the following year. If your child is 3 s/he MUST be half day. There is no transportation provided unless your child has an IEP. This is really inconvenient for a lot of parents I've talked to and keeps a lot of kids from being able to attend. (And especially in my case, since one of the buses goes down our street and I literally follow it to the school every day.) Clark merges special needs students with mainstream students so every classroom is inclusive. My son's class has children from 3-5 who are all over the learning spectrum, as well as some ESL students. There are some physically disabled children in other classes as well. But I love that the kids all learn together and learn to help and accept each other. I'm so glad I "settled" on Clark. It turned out to be the greatest decision I could've made for him at this stage.

As a current student, I love Carroll! They give quality education, a strong community, and charity…read moreto others. Unfortunatly, my teacher was late to class once and all of the students were left freezing because the heat wasn't turned on and because of that I have to remove 2 stars.

As a 2006 graduate of CHS, I loved being a Patriot and glad to have had the experience of going to…read moreHS here! I enjoy visiting my Alma Mater for Alumni night and have been contributing to the school for the past two years, and hope to continue to in the future! 5/5

I was a previous student that attended Kindercare very young. I still remember how kind all of the…read moreteachers were. Since it's been updated I have not been back. Nor do I know if some of the teachers are still there. I was taught sign language and we were taken on field trips around the town, but that was when they still had school age. I decided to check up on it today . I had a wonderful experience. Thank you

I recently started taking my child to Kindercare and was hesitant to do so being that since birth…read moreall the time had been spent at the grandparents. After meeting with the staff and seeing their interactions with the children, it became clear that they do care about the children and want to keep the environment safe, fun, and geared towards learning. I do not worry about leaving her there at daycare and she genuinely enjoys going and spending time with the kids and teachers. They have helped with her speech and she was potty trained within 2 months of attending. The staff genuinely seem to enjoy what they do and greet all the kids and parents every morning with good vibes. I am very grateful that I don't spend time or energy worrying about her throughout the day!

Very nice playground with basketball courts right next to school. The field has decent turf but…read morecould be better. Bleachers are average but nice seats in the middle. Also very good concessions stand.

This is an excellent private higher education school. Beautiful campus, outstanding professors and…read moredeans, excellent executive leadership. It's all about the students and how in a Marianist environment we build the whole productive student ready to go into the world.

Beautiful campus, impeccably landscaped and maintained. Very nice visual aesthetics abound…read moreincluding trees, red brick buildings and many red brick paved sidewalks. The commercial street nearest the campus is fairly newly revamped with plenty of cute shops, cafes and restaurants. The gym/sports center "The Rec" is phenomenal - new and clean! If I were looking for a small to mid-sized university to attend I'd consider Dayton!