My grandson is in his sixth year attending Odessa Christian. The atmosphere is phenomenal! You can…read moretell that the kids are happy when you see them in the halls, the cafeteria, and on the playground. The Christian agenda has given my grandson a Bible education, and it is amazing to hear him quote so many different Bible verses. He learned about the Fruits of the Spirit in first grade, and can still tell you what they are. The school integrates Bible knowledge with an an accelerated academic curriculum, so the Bible is brought in to every subject. It might just be a Bible verse at the top of the math page, but it's there throughout even the core subjects. The school strives to keep the tuition affordable so that it is available to more students than any other private Christian in Odessa. If you do your homework, you will find that is the bang for your buck in Odessa, Texas!

My child attends Odessa Christian School. It is a wonderful school with excellent teachers and an…read moreextraordinary staff. I highly recommend Odessa Christian School and I thank God that my child can attend this incredible school.

My grandson attended PreK at Primrose. He will attend K also. This facility is amazing with…read morewonderful teachers and staff. They are so friendly with a big smile when we pick him up daily. The meals are nutritious. Our grandson likes most of the meals. We are blessed to have Primrose in Midland.

We moved to Midland in the fall of 2019. We needed childcare and went with Primrose Westridge. The…read morenew daycare had just opened prior to us enrolling our daughter. We trust the Primrose name and have been happy with the care. We have since had another baby and he has been with Primrose since September 2020. My husband and I are both doctors. He is an orthopedic surgeon and I am an OB/GYN. We depend on childcare to do our jobs. That saying Primrose is sponsored (?not sure if that is the correct name) by several different oil companies. We were just told that our youngest child is no longer enrolled at the childcare due to the oil companies taking precedence. They have given us less than a month notice to find other childcare options. Needless to say we are extremely disappointed and heartbroken that our child's care who we love and cherish have cast us out. We are just as important to the community as the oil companies. We help service oil workers who have injured themselves on the job or deliver their babies. It is extremely disappointing and morally questionable.

Personalized small group tutoring tailored to the child's needs. Teacher child care that grows the…read moreWHOLE child. Thanks to them my kid knows his letters, letter sounds and numbers before the age of 4! Great summer programs. The director and staff are friendly and realistic when it comes to goals and are more than willing to work with you.

My daughter loves this place and it has helped her with her studies. We plan to return and I highly…read morerecommend this place if you have problems.

This is a great school; the people are amazing! Ms. Coco, Mrs. Christina and Ms. Nessa (front…read moreoffice). From day one everyone is helpful and dedicated to your success. The owner, Mr. Hernadez is hands on not intimidating and he will do everything to ensure that you are successful. The instructors David, Jerry and Justin are spot on they have so much knowledge it is nearly impossible to fail. It is self-paced because many of the students also have full time jobs, you will not feel rushed. It was a great experience, I highly recommend

My little one loves it here! The ladies are personable and nice. The facility is very clean, from…read moretop to bottom. I highly recommend this daycare, and love how accommodating they are to my baby's needs.

It's taken a few issues for me to write this review to warn other parents with infants. I would…read morehighly recommend reviewing the policy book. The administration team is very ridged, rude and unsympathetic to not only the parents, but how their actions directly impact the babies. Example; My child was rejected because we showed up at 10am after a doctor's appointment. The center wouldn't allow her to attend class because I didn't physically show up prior to appt to sign her in. I explained I had no idea about this policy and could they just let us have this one chance since we've been with them less than a month. The admin was so mean to me I left crying and now have to take my 5 month old baby to work with me. The infant classroom is also not ideal being an open concept, my baby has a very hard time napping, and after almost a month she still has issues. (no sleep sacks allowed). I understand needing to get the older kids to school on time because they're learning valuable info. But an infant?! Are you kidding me?! And then telling the receptionist behind my back to notate my account about the issue was completely unnecessary. I'm paying you $900/month to watch my baby and you won't accept her after 9:30am with or without a doctor's note? What am I paying you for? I was so excited to get my infant accepted to Wee Care and now I'm left feeling really upset like I misplaced trust.

I don't know a school with a better environment for children to grow in. With the Carden learning…read morecurriculum teaching the children what they need to know, the school teaches the kids to apply their learning. The school dose not teach to a standardized test.

Took the LTC class on a Sunday. Very pleased with the class and instructor. Very informative, very…read moreknowledgeable and prepared.

A real surprise tucked right off the interstate in Midland. The I-20 Wildlife Preserve is an urban…read morewetland with easy boardwalk trails, several bird blinds, and a pond that draws a lot of waterfowl and shorebirds for a West Texas spot. The trails are flat and well maintained, so it works for kids and anyone who wants a relaxed walk rather than a hike. The Jenna Welch Nature Study Center is a nice addition with exhibits on the local ecosystem and a good vantage point over the preserve. Admission is free, parking is easy, and the whole visit can be done in under two hours. Go early morning or late afternoon for the best bird activity and to avoid the heat. Bring binoculars and water, and give the volunteers a thank-you; they clearly put a lot of care into the place.

To kick off the new year, I took my girls for a brisk mini hike through the I-20 Wildlife Preserve…read more& Jenna Welch Nature Study Center in Midland, TX. This place is also referred to as the Watersong Wild Space. The weather could not have been more perfect on that Sunday, January 4, 2026. It's not the most amazing place due to the dry climate and flat lands, but for Midland it was a cool find - plus it was all free. Free parking. Free entrance. I could definitely hear the droning tires on the Interstate nearby, but viewing nature was refreshing. A caliche road leads to the parking lot. Look out for mesquite trees that might scratch your vehicle up if you get too close. The biggest drawback had to be that dogs are not allowed. No bicycles allowed either. Just please have your party dispose of their trash properly at the main pedestrian entrance. Closed on Monday.