Unbelievably satisfied with this school. It has been such a blessing to our family. They are very…read moreserious about keeping Christ at the center of the children's education. There is such love for the children by the teachers and faculty. They really invest in the children and it shows. There's is no shortage of gospel centered teaching. There are many other great things about this school as well. Plenty of extras for the students to be involved in including chorus, basketball, softball, etc. Definitely 5 stars!

This school offers a good grasp of both educational and Godly instruction for a good dollar…read moreinvestment. The students and teachers work well together better then what is seen in the public arena. One on one instruction helps the students to progress at their own speed without pressure. A 5 star School

Registered my student for a summer 1week long course. The communication from the leadership was…read moreexemplary and upon arrival all went well. The building is taken care of appropriately especially considering the age of the structure.

We enjoyed spending a week in Ft.Walton playing in the Beach Bash 2026.The people were very…read morefriendly and welcoming.The facilities were very good and easy to get in and out of.A very good week of baseball against some very good teams.We went 4-1 .I hope to return with our team next year.A great week of baseball for The Working Man Review.

We are a military family and are so pleased with Berryhill Elementary! My child has some additional…read moreneeds and his teachers have been advocates for him when needed. His teachers (Mrs. Etheridge and Mrs. Wilson) have made our time at Berryhill so wonderful. Additionally, The school secretary has answered my many questions and knows my child by name; the teachers (at least the ones we have had) are very communicative and keep me in the loop with my child's needs as well as great moments to remember; the SRO is wonderful and I enjoy seeing him interact with the kids during drop off; and our MFLAC has gone above and beyond by checking on my child in the lunchroom to see why he wasn't eating his lunch. It truly takes a team to help guide children when you can't be there as a parent. Any issues or concerns that we've had have been addressed quickly and thoroughly- emails, calls, meetings, follow ups.... and if more information is needed, the appropriate staff is seeked for the right answer. And I have to add that I love seeing the school spirit at drop off and hearing music play as the kids come in! It makes school seem fun and welcoming which is a great way to begin the day!

As a Moving Military family, we move a lot. Our 3 children have been in 2 schools prior to…read moreBerryhill Elementary. Our family was stationed very close to BH. We were very happy and enjoyed the Southern hospitality. However it didn't take long for my children (Who love school) to dread going to sleep knowing they would only have to wake up with the anxious uneasy feeling. This school was a nightmare!! I had meetings with the teachers (zero help) I then called to speak to the Principle she did in fact return my call (after 3 attempts) I spoke with her and she was very kind hearted and sweet to my face. I realized I forgot to leave her our new address information so I went back only to hear her speak with a lady beside her office. This is what I heard. (MILITARY FAMILYS they're all the same I need some wine after all that wine) I was very embarrassed and now like my children I didn't ever want to go back. I pulled my children out and we never looked back. About 3-4 months later I seen Miss Chapman at a local wing restaurant and she was very intoxicated. Not that it's a crime. It was in fact a weekend. My neighbor had also informed me the other Principal was & very much still is in a band and was a party animal and that they were very close friends with him. My personal experience with this school was very emotionally draining. Please don't make choices on my review. I just want other military family's new to the area to expand there searches and also don't be "That Military Family" This school isn't for the soft hearted by any means.

I noticed there were no reviews on here so I thought I would be the first. This preschool is tiny…read moreand when we first moved here we were debating if we should put my 3 year old in Crosspoint or Happyland. Well Happyland was the first to call after being on the waiting list and I was hesitant because it was so small and not as fancy as Crosspoint. Once we were accepted and told our new friends that our son was going to Happyland people automatically asked how we got him in there because it's one of the more desirable schools in Niceville. I guess we got lucky. Once school started my fears automatically went out the window. it's a small class, they only accept a small amount of kids so every kid gets the attention they need. The teachers were great. I don't know how to express how amazing they were with my kid and how well they treated him. They truly deserve more pay then what they get and you can tell they love being there and interacting with the kids. I saw my kid grow into a social butterfly and each week he would come home more knowledgeable then the last. I saw my friend kids come home from Crosspoint, and although Crosspoint is also a good school I was able to tell the difference between what the parents told me and what was happening at Happyland. Crosspoint is essentially Wal-Mart and Happyland is the mom and pop shop. If you have the opportunity to get your kid into Happyland, Do it. Put yourself on the wait list and wait it out, you won't be disappointed. It actually broke my heart having to tell the school that we were moving and won't be returning after the summer. You want a school with amazing teachers, great curriculum, family environment with involved parents and teachers that's care, this is the school. I will always have a happy place in my heart for Happyland. I hope I find a place in Navarre like this.

The best preschool in Niceville! It's small but when we moved to Niceville in August and it was…read moreapparently late to get into any preschool. Crosspoint is very "popular" and has a very impressive facade/website. Well... we got on the waiting list as Happyland and Crosspoint were all full at the time. My child ended up going for a short time to the CDC at the NWF college. While it's nice too, we got lucky and someone moved and we were called by Happyland with an opening 3 months later. Once my child started going there, she was really happy and social and was excited about going to school everyday (unlike the Previous preschool - but I think she was having some peer trouble there). She loved Happyland all the way through and loved being with her teachers, who are genuinely wonderful! We got a call a month later from Crosspoint as well, but at the time my child was so happy at Happyland that there was no way I changing schools. While I don't have personal experience with Crosspoint - my son who is just turning three is definitely going to be going to Happyland! Yes, we were THAT happy with it!

Our daughter was enrolled here for a few months before we pulled her out to find a better care…read moreprovider. My main issues were: - The TV was on almost every time we dropped her off or picked her up. Even during scheduled time for outside play. - The front door was propped open more often than not. I'm not sure if that was due to them just putting in a new door lock system but I do feel that it defeats the purpose of having a system at all. - The food provided wasn't even close to healthy. Most days they would have cookies or sugary cereal for snacks. The lunch menus were not posted for 7 weeks in a row due to turnover in the person did the cooking. - The final straw was a one off issue where I felt that the director did not have the children's best interest at heart.

This is an unbelievably amazing daycare. They love and care for each child so greatly. They have…read moreshown my daughter such wonderful care and love. Most of the staff have been there for a decade to two decades because they love what they do and where they teach. They truly care about each child and how to help them grow. Thank you to all the staff!

This location is actually Scenic Heights Elementary. Goes through K-5th. The principals name is…read moreShelly Cox. They are a B school. Ive had an OK experience here as a parent.

Awesome place to get flight lessons!! I recently received my Private Pilot License for Single…read moreEngine Land on December 16, 2018!! My first instructor was nice but left to fly for the airlines for about 6 months into my training. I then flew off and on for about two years while I work at a job that unfortunately took most of my time away from flying and found a new instructor to replace him. On April 30th of 2018, I started working at Pensacola Aviation Center next door, and in December after four long years, I finally received my Pilot License. My advice to anyone taking or thinking of taking lessons... 1) Cost: Figure out what you want to accomplish and set a goal. 2) Save: Once you decide what you want to do, start saving money. 3) Wait: Wait until you have at least 90% of your money saved before starting your pilot training. 4) Time: Set a weekly or monthly goal of how much you want to fly, however, I would recommend flying as much as possible to avoid losing any skill and having to relearn them over again as I had to do. Otherwise, I wish everyone that flying safety and the best in Aviation!!!

I am a flight instructor and trained at skywarrior inc. for my ATP. This flight school is about the…read moremost dysfunctional place I have ever came across. The first flight instructor I was given didn't have a clue where to find the airworthiness or the registration for the aircraft, turns out they were on the aft bulkhead which was discovered after almost a half an hour search. I insisted I would not fly the aircraft without seeing the required documents meanwhile he was trying to assure me that the aircraft was airworthy. That should have been my first clue to not walk but RUN! I instead elected to stick around and just bang it out but I soon find that first and foremost there is no real preflight or post flight briefing. It is up to you to schedule yourself for your next training evolution and as I pointed out there is no post flight so after your lesson basically you're left to your own devices as far as what to do or what needs attention. The communication between the instructor and myself was lacking but strangest of all was that the staff doesn't keep a log of anything. When I terminated my training with skywarrior inc. they could not provide me with an invoice because they never entered anything into whatever system that they track your training with. I pulled out my log book and had to give them the information to generate an invoice. Then after three days of the runaround trying to get my refund of the balance they tell me that I have 3.5 of ground???? Really when did this ground take place and with whom???? I have been to a lot of flight schools for different training and I've seen the good, the bad and the ugly but skywarrior inc. definitely takes the prize. Do yourself a favor and stay away or go cry to someone else after you get the skywarrior inc. treatment because you were warned.