Playground review only…read more The playground is oddly wedged behind the school, on the edge of the neighborhood. Street parking, plus a small school lot behind it. Big space with a few interesting playsets for various ages. A huge slide Baby K loved. Lots of climbing stuff. A surprise favorite.

This review is only for the playground…read more A big play area, with several structures and sets of swings, climbing equipment, etc. Spread all along the back of the school, in raised areas with mulch. And: benches. Great for parents, uncommon at school playgrounds. Lots of interesting things to play on, including a firetruck. Baby K loved it.

It is so remarkable. Today (May 22 2024) was the last day of school. I had so much great memories…read morethere! I am going to middle school next year. The clap-out was insane, there were people crying there and all over. You should definitely go there! The teachers there are very nice. New field opening for the middle schoolers ... Overall is it Great!!! Definitely recommend going..!!

We're just here for the playground…read more Which is a great one: several play areas, a few benches and picnic tables for the grownups, trees and greenspace, loads of different things to do. Slides, swings, unusual things to play on. Baby K absolutely loved it. Access from the neighborhood as well as the school parking lot.

We're here for the playground, so the review is just for that. Two playsets, plus hopscotch and…read moreother stuff marked on blacktop. Large fenced-in area, with benches for parents. Lots to climb, plenty of slides, etc. Baby K loved it. Marked "no pets," but people treat it as a dog park. Not an issue for us since we have 3 dogs, but in general big loose dogs and kids don't mix.

We're delighted with Clinton Elementary for our children! Currently located in the Short North at…read moreOld Hubbard, Clinton will be moving back into a newly renovated High Street/ Clinton Heights location in 2012. If you are a believer in public education and want a rigorous, safe and family-oriented education for your child, Clinton is a place to explore!

Northside Christian School has been an amazing blessing in our life. All four of our children…read moreattend and though not a single student teacher or administrator is perfect, I've consistently observed Christ like love expressed towards each other. They seek to love, learn and live Christ. The new building is a huge blessing and the parents contribute to one another. The school is small(about 175 students) but the impact is great. If you are looking for a school that is focused on the glory of God and excellence for that purpose, you should schedule a visit.

One of the best christian educations your child can receive in central Ohio. Tuition is reasonable…read morealso. Teachers take the time to invest into the students lives. They offer music, art, and have soccer, volleyball, basketball, cheerleading and track and field. Stop by the school for a free tour!

I always enjoy substitute teaching in the Olentangy schools! Besides the friendly staff and…read moreteachers, many of their schools are fairly new. The teachers always leave detailed plans for the day, and I never feel awkward asking a fellow teacher, or student, if further clarification is needed. This district still offers a good selection of elective classes, especially at the high school level. I'm an avid proponent for electives - gives the kids a chance to decompress, and use their creative mind. And, besides, driving up here is a breeze - I'm going against rush hour traffic!

Although I have a personal background serving Special Ed. High School students for a number of…read moreyears, I must admit that the staff I met from the principal to the 3rd grade teachers exemplified what we want to see shaping our youth. By their positive and supportive actions with their students, teachers demonstrated a loving, caring, and nurturing model for individual and groups of students. As an educator, I witnessed teachers who gave of themselves to help build the character and moral fiber of their students. Students responded to the model set for them in that they we're recognized and awarded for "Good Citizenship" (how supportive kind, and encouraging they were to each other on a day-to-day basis). Parental involvement in children's education is encouraged by reading with their child at least 20 mins. a night and providing opportunities for children to continue reading on their own. A child's education in school is stressed as very important to success. Therefore, even if a child only attends school half a day because of a doctor's appointment Etc., it is important that they be in school the other half of that day. I was impressed by the rich learning environment and the positive responsiveness of the children I observed. In keeping with the importance of reading, I was encouraged that they were having a Book Fair while we were there which then carried over into the next day. Needless to say, I added to the support of the school and the children in our home by participating greatly in the Book Fair. I was told that they will provide another Book Fair next February. The school is in need of people who would be willing to volunteer their time and services to help in the Book Fair or just to assist teachers in the classroom.

We were just here for the playground…read more There are two, one a small toddler sized one at an apparently private preschool right next door. Then one with multiple playsets and equipment, some old, some new, beside the main school. Tree for shade. A couple of low benches for tired parents. Swings, slides, climbing stuff. Baby K loved it. Great setup for all ages, quiet on weekends, plenty of parking.

Avalon Elementary School has given my family a success story in our journey with autism. Not only…read moreis our boy successful in his academic, he has gradually improved socially and mentally thanks to the wonderful teachers and staff. I would do this again over and over. We love you Avalon!!!

Great play area - they have some swings and lots of places to climb with a few slides. There is a…read moreplay area for smaller toddlers (2-5) and another for larger kids (5-12). There is also a small shelter close by to at you can rent and bathrooms (sign says they close late Oct to mid-April). We will be back!

The playground at Huber Village Park has its own name, I guess, and it is a pretty impressive…read moreplayground. Looking like a castle from the parking lot, it is big, with assorted equipment for all ages. Several benches for parents to relax in the shade while their kids go nuts. Swings, slides, "rocks" to climb, rope bridges, etc., etc. Baby K had a blast. Small drinking fountain outside, not very toddler-friendly, so bring a water bottle. There are restrooms not far away in the park. Plenty of parking.