Okay, take this review with a grain of salt. We only went here after we moved to the area…read more Basically, my son was there for the 2nd half of pre-k when we moved across the country. I do not have any experience with the baby or toddler rooms, so I cannot speak to that experience. However, the pre-k teachers are PHENOMENAL! I cannot express how much these teachers helped my son. He is on the spectrum and they worked with him on so much. I cannot say how much these teachers mean to our family. The pre-k teachers care about each and every students that comes through their class. I get emotional every time I think about his time at this school. I will always be grateful for the pre-k teachers and the director.

As a parent to a toddler who went here and knew someone working here, I can't recommend this place…read more Very few photos of my daughter were taken, and when they were, they were photos of her isolated, with no interaction with other kids or supervisors. Feedback on her day-to-day activities, behaviors, and progress were only received the first few days. Other than that it was just times she ate, slept, and used the bathroom. The individual who worked there shared with me that she saw my daughter's (and other children's) caregivers on their phones, ignoring the children unless someone acted up, to which the most common response was just to yell at the kids. My daughter was never happy or even comfortable or relaxed about being dropped off there. I personally distinctly remember one time asking her caregiver if she could hold or pick up my daughter since I needed to get to work and she was clinging to me, and she rolled her eyes at me, sighed and said "Fine." The individual I knew who worked there had a supervisor with eight years LESS experience than her who bossed her around, was condescending and controlling, gossiped and complained about her behind her back (she overheard her on more than one occasion), and yelled at the children frequently. Staff are not treated well here. Not only are they required to take 30 HOURS of training UNPAID (in their own time), but are often told they need to get a CDA (which they have to pay for) in order to keep their jobs. I am barely giving this place two stars. I'd like to give it just one, but in fairness, they had some before and after school care teachers who were amazing (my older daughter liked them a lot) and there are some teachers who are genuinely trying their best. Other than that, I was extremely disappointed with my experience.

Very over priced, but best program in the area for preschool. They should lower their rates to get…read moremore enrollment. Teachers all have degrees.

My children gained so much from this school. They attended from toddler years to the end of 3rd…read moregrade (which was as high as the school went at that time). Not only their academic preparation, but their social/emotional learning was helped so much by their great teachers. And we found a great community here for our whole family. My children loved coming to school every day, and didn't want to leave. They went on to do well in the WL system to which they transitioned when they "aged out" of MSGL.

Top 3 choice! Phenomenal historical history, layout of campus, famous alumni, sports & academies,…read moreand entire vibe of the area/city!

My husband and I enjoy visiting college campuses when we are travelling and we can check Purdue…read moreUniversity off of that list now. We visited the Neil Armstrong statue in front of the physics building. Then we walked around the campus eventually ending up in the student union. The beautiful campus was alive with students walking to class and cherry blossom plants blooming in the spring. In the student union we saw the Edgar Degas statue collection, several art galleries, and the magnificent architecture. If you're looking for a nice place to spend a spring afternoon, Purdue University is a great place to do it.