I enjoy taking my kids here during the summer months. The club director is very nice, and takes…read moretime to get to know all kids. I really enjoy the price. For $35 the kids can spend all summer here. Lunch is provided, but if you want some of the extracurricular activities, then that would cost a little extra. It is only a nominal fee, but they give you the option of whether or not you want to participate in it. I bring my kids here every summer to hang out, and have fun with their friends.

Really great school. Ranks top in NC. This is 9th to 12th grade here. The schools has great before…read moreand after clubs students can join. Lots of family participation. Academics are great and students can pick from all types of classes. Now this is also a very large school. It's not your typical size. I give this school a 10 out of 10.

No han sido de la policía y han estado a punto de llegar al centro de la capital del país de…read moreestados de san a los que se han visto de acuerdo en el centro del país en la capital del país y que el sur del sur sur de la capital han informado de la capital mexicana en la ciudad del sur sur del país y han hecho de estados

This is the best music school in the triangle area. The Big Yellow House band show they organize at…read morethe Blue Note is incredible.

Took lessons here for years from John H. Best teacher I've ever had. Highly recommend!read more

Contained within one of the many buildings on NC State's Centennial Campus is a pretty amazing…read moreWildlife Center. With a self-guided tour, the Center takes you through North Carolina's wildlife and conservation efforts. It begins with a large satellite map of NC to give an overview of the vegetation or river and streams. From there, the exhibit map leads to the Wildlife section with its interactive push button displays for matching the animal with paw prints or bones. The Piedmont Portraits section is probably my favorite. There are three floor-to-ceiling displays of the Piedmont habitats with each display flanked by pictures of animals found in that area. As you push the button, a picture of an animal lights up and you hear the sound of that animal. Each panel takes you through a day's journey with simulated lighting and the animals most likely to be active at that time of day. Sometimes, sounds from the other displays play simultaneously - usually the bullfrog and toads -- as a reminder that some animals are everywhere. There was no talking, just the nature sounds. The Wetlands Section has a touch screen map for picking a county, an amphibian or reptile and then finding what is prevalent in that county. The Wetlands Overlook is my next favorite section. There are two cameras trained on bird feeders outside the windows near the man-made wetland area. Using the joystick, you can zoom in or move the cameras to watch the birds or just explore. There's an auditorium playing a short video overview of the Piedmont habitats. It wasn't operating the day I visited, but with everything else here to see, I wouldn't have had time. I'll go back to see it, but will probably call ahead to make sure its showing. It may only be available on weekends. The self-guided tour also covers the classroom labs on the lower level, with its groundhog, grasshopper and bullfrog labs, but I didn't visit them, either. The guide indicates at least one of them, the grasshopper lab, has a collection of "skins, skulls" and other things that kids may find fun. I'm not fond of bugs or insects or some amphibians, even dead ones (just ask my college zoology professor), so I'll probably continue to skip it. It's a small center, taking only about a third of the first floor, and part of the ground floor, but they've packed a lot into it. It's free, but donations are welcome, and it's a fun way to spend an hour or so.

Peace Montessori is a wonderful school and, as a mother to three children in attendance there, I…read morecouldn't be more pleased! Unlike other Montessori schools in the area, Peace's teacher retention rate is extremely high. This is a testament to the owner, Sharon, who has given her teachers the creative freedom and resources to help the students thrive. My children have shown immense growth - both academically and socially - since their enrollment. From the Toddler Program to the Children's House, the teachers have embraced my children...helping them flourish in language, math, art, geography and more. I enjoy watching my children thrive and appreciate all that Peace Montessori does to ensure their growth. Overall, I couldn't be happier - thank you, Peace!

We moved from FL and were looking for a Montessori school that both my kids (4 and 6) could go for…read morethe whole day 8:30-3:00. This is the only Montessori that offers such a program in the cary/morrisville/apex area and we are delighted by it. My kids were in montessori in FL so we knew what to expect but the teachers here are extremely patient and welcoming and both my shy kids have adjusted very well. I wish the play ground was a bit bigger but the kids don't seem to mind and find creative ways of spending time outside. The 2nd half of the day for the children's house is Art camp. It is a so much fun and my daughter absolutely LOVES it. Being a small school you get the personal attention you miss in a bigger school. GREAT PLACE FOR KIDS TO LEARN N GROW

Perfect location for a high school in bear creek. Staff is good and a safe location as well.read more

My son went to CASA from kindergarten to 6th grade. It's a hidden gem in Raleigh. In recent years,…read morethey relocated to Wake Forest. I absolutely had wonderful interactions with the teachers from ALL grades, children, parents, the receptionist (s), physical ed teacher, the principal. I only have GREAT things to say about CASA. We moved out-of-state and my son still talks about CASA. He's in 10th grade now. He's still in touch with his friends from CASA. I miss it deeply, and I wish them ALL the success of the world. They deserve it!

This is my little boy's first year of school! Because of this school I feel like he has started…read moreKindergarten in a warm, excepting, and welcoming environment where he can learn and grow. Since starting school he has been asking questions with a new found curiosity for things! I appreciate how involved the parents are in the education process. I feel like I am truly working with the faculty in providing the very best education for my son! I'm exited about what our journey as a Casa Family will bring!

Babes and Kids is a great childcare facility. The teachers are kind, warm, and caring. My kids…read morelove going every day. My older son runs into his class every morning. He is so excited to spend the day with his friends. He is also learning so much it is incredible. The owner, director, and assistant director are wonderful. Very approachable and answer any question that I have quickly! I can't recommend it enough.