Within the last nine to ten months, communication between the staff and parents has become…read morenon-existent. Unless we specifically asked about certain things, we weren't told about new or updated policies, changes to schedules or even new personnel. Our children were laying down for naps with one teacher and waking up with another - obviously confused and sometimes scared, as they were not used to this new person and not yet comfortable with them. It was with great sadness and a lot of tears that we decided to remove our kids from St. Luke's after this semester had already started and move them elsewhere. The church and school will continue to hold a lot of memories for me and hopefully, in the future, I can look back on our time there and smile. But for now, I am heartbroken and hope that others don't/won't have the same experience that our family did.

When parents start looking for that "perfect place" to keep their little bundle of joy the last…read morething you want to see is a citation from the state for expired pediatric CPR records for staff members. That sends a cold chill down a parents spine. What happens if my child chokes or quits breathing; will the staff know what to do or how to handle the situation. How long ago did the staff take CPR?? If no one noticed until the state came; what else isn't being addressed. Let's just say as a parent, I'll keep looking at what other preschools are out there.