Love the Coaches at Midwest Volleyball Academy. Great skills coaches with high character looking…read morefor the best in their players. Best of all they keep their fees affordable for families so boys and girls can enjoy the sport of volleyball year around without financial stress to their parents.

We sent our daughter to WMS for all-day primary for a year before she was old enough to attend our…read morebeloved Catholic school all day with her siblings. What an incredible educational foundation that WMS gave her! The Montessori approach far exceeded our expectations and was worth every penny for our daughter. The skills she developed at WMS have blown us away! Every teacher she worked with was excellent. And we will miss them all! Would highly recommend WMS!

Not any better than a typical public school. Don't waste your money. Their main focus is getting…read moretuition even at the expense of the safety and wellbeing of students. Complete lack of common sense in the upper school classroom. They need to learn to remove problematic violent children after repeated incidences. The school used to be good but went downhill fast the last couple years.

Great school with great structure. The teachers are always there to help and talk. Childcare is…read moreamazing as well. If you want strong Christian children I highly recommend sending them to sunrise.

We just got in, but so far we feel like it's a Great school, has caring staff and lots of…read moreextracurricular activities.

We absolutely love Happy Day Academy! Sarah is wonderful and great about taking care of business…read more Most importantly my son loves it. He is always excited to go and be with his friends. The teachers are great and you can tell they enjoy being there and working with these kiddos. I recommend it to anyone needing daycare!

All my of my children have gone to Westwood preschool. Learning through play is important to me…read moreand sending my children to a preschool that truly teaches through play makes this preschool so special! I also loved being able to volunteer in the class as a parent helper.

I can not say enough good things about Westwood preschool and their teachers!! All of my children…read morehave gone here and they have learned so much, had so much fun, made friends and all of our family loves the teachers!! I believe in their philosophy of learning through play, and my kids are proof of that! They have grown so much intellectually but also emotionally and socially! Can't recommend Westwood and their amazing teachers enough!!!

This is a good swimschool. The class sizes are plenty small. My child started in the youngest…read moregroup with me in the pool as well. Normally there were 2 or 3 other children in the class. Now moved up to the next group will no parent aid. Class sizes are capped at four but currently no one else in the class so all one on one with the teacher. Both teachers we've had have been very patient, consistent, and are good at pushing enough for improvement without overdoing it. Good routine and structure, which works very well for my child. My child doesn't warm up to new teachers very well, but every time we've had a sub there's been additional floating teachers to provide assistance in getting my child comfortable for the day's lesson.

Some say this school is just like a public school plus Jesus. Others say it's worse. I am part of…read morethe few who say it is better. I went to Bishop Carroll. I also went to public school. I can say from both experience and objective reality that Bishop Carroll is better than any public high school in the Wichita school district. This is not to say it is perfect. There are gangs, teen pregnancies, and an underground drug ring, as there are in all high schools of a reasonable size. But when I compare this reality to that of other high schools, you cannot deny the advantage that Bishop Carroll has. Sports are the main calling for the school. But in recent years, less focus has been placed on sports than ever before. For once, the music and theatre departments are being heard. This has been the trend for the past decade within the school. The abundance of other groups, activities, and clubs are evidence of this shifting focus. These groups are tightly knit. One review claimed that around 45% of the students are blatantly atheist. I'm going to reduce that to a good 5%. 20% are fervent Catholic. 55% are lukewarm Catholic. 15% are indifferent. The last 5% are of other faiths, either other Christian denominations or other religions. Let this be made clear. The current generation in the school are part of Gen Z. So far, this generation of classes has proven to be more strong, logical, and much less prone to the degenerate behaviors that the previous recent grads of millennials engaged in. Being on the cusp of both generations, I can make this comparison rationally. Truth is, as with most schools, the individual perspectives vary to extremely high degrees. For this reason, I look at things objectively. As for my personal take: This school kept me from shifting to political extremes. It opened doors in my mind that wouldn't be possible in a non-spiritual school. It saved my mind from being destroyed, it let it stay open to new things, it taught values that are not easy to get in the fragile high school years, and it caused me to see God in the damaged reputation that my own class was in. There were days when I'd walk through the halls and see light in everyone's eyes, even those who seemed to be the worst of people. I could not say the same for the other schools I have been to or known of. The only complaints are that finance classes should be mandatory, and that they need to just build an actual auditorium already. That's all.

Not a good school. BC ruined a young adults future for a speech that was truthful and took away all…read morehis medals he had earned. what a disgrace. He was reprimanded worse than they do to their own clergy that deserves actual punishment.

Great Training location & facilities! Glad to be in a place we can share with friends!read more