St Matthews Elementary located on Browns Lane has an excellent reputation! 2 of my children…read moreattended here. Now my grandson is in Kindergarten here. This is a French Language school within JCPS. Today is Tiger Trot Day! One of the biggest fundraisers for the school. St. Matthew's has several teachers that have won teacher of the year. There is an excellent music/drama department!! We are looking forward to the next 5 years here!!!

We send our two youngest to Holy Cross . They would have both been thrown into Western ( no way we…read morewere letting that happen) This school has completely changed their lives!! Our daughter is excelling in Softball, field hockey and made a All State Academic Scholar Award for keeping a 3.6 gpa or above . Our Son is doing just as well , he loves the internship program and has a 3.6 gpa. The teachers do care , they want your children to do well . And will reach out if ever there is an issue . There is always some sort of activity to bring the community together!!!!

I've only come here for fundraisers and sporting events but the facility is clean and orderly,…read morealbeit a bit dated. It's well taken care of so I think it's awesome that an older building with deep roots in the community has been maintained. This is one of two co-educational Catholic high schools in the Commonwealth. The students and staff are generally helpful and friendly when you attend things here and everyone seems to know each other. It's like being at Cheers, but for families. It's NOT in humanity's best interest that I have children but if I were to be given the responsibility of the care and feeding of an adolescent I'd send them to school here so they had someone decent taking care of them in life.

I had such an amazing time. This was an event that happened for the Yelp members. I had such a…read moreblast. We had karaoke and they even gave us free coin chips for the claw machines and the nice lady at the front help me get some of my power puff girls tysm I also purchased a few snacks. I got the hello Kitty waffle and I got me some Lays chips The place is pretty big. It was really fun and there's a bunch of stuff to do.

Really stylish and updated facility. Their football field and newly renovated and they have college…read morestyle tennis courts and many newer attractions for sports. I am really impressed by the design and work they have put into their complex

The greatest preschool in the east louisville area. Highly recommend the 4-5 minute drive across…read morethe county line to simpsonville to have this staff care for your children.

If you are asked for a daycare to attend in the Shelby County area, Adventure Club will always be…read moreone of the top picks. This is in a church, so some of the lessons for the older children will be Bible-centered. It has been the best place for our daughter. I have had several friends grow up in Adventure Club's afterschool care program, then later work for the afterschool care program to finally send their own children to Adventure Club. If that is not a testament to the program, I don't know what is. Henley goes Tuesday-Friday and lights up when she sees her teachers and friends in her classroom. Her teachers are kind, sweet and always willing to answer any questions or concerns I have. There is one particular toddler that stops by every morning to hug Henley's teacher. (The toddler use to be one of the teacher's babies). I love the small sizes (no more than 8 to a room) and the sense of community when we go. Henley is in cloth diapers; this was one of the few daycares we toured that had prior experience with cloth diaper babies. It has a lock system to get into the building. Each parent has their own keyfob or code system. If someone else is picking up the child, they must ring a doorbell to get into the building, sign a sign in sheet and then show ID. However, my husband has been required to show ID, even though he has a keyfob, a few times picking up Henley because the teachers are not as familiar with his face. The outside of the building is equipped with a security camera system. I feel extremely safe having my daughter here.

Bardstown High School is a well kept and welcoming school facility that made for a great experience…read moreduring our visit for a track meet. The campus was clean and easy to navigate, and the athletic field was in solid condition well maintained and set up nicely for spectators. A fun highlight was the tiger statue on campus, which added a bit of character and school spirit to the grounds. It was a nice touch that made the visit feel more memorable, especially for students and families.

It's a very nice elementary school that I have been through numerous times over the years. It is…read morelocated in the heart of Sheperdsville and has been remodeled over the past few years and looks really nice and clean. With that her super friendly and facility is well-maintained and taken care of

I had an experience there when I was there this teacher named Mrs Bryant and I got in trouble she…read moretold me to come there then I did she yelled and me and was like closer when I was right infront of her.

Just a few more days left until my son graduates from 5th grade…read more We have had our share of ups and downs here. But at the end of the day - or 5th grade we have had an amazing experience here. My son started here at a very young age and utilized several of the services. We had speech and occupational therapy. He was in a self contained classroom. He had Mrs. Neville and Mrs. Bishop. Both of these ladies took care of my son like he was their own. Mrs. Dillard in the kitchen put him to work delivering breakfast carts and he enjoyed that more than they realize. When he had behavioral issues Mr. Wolfe stepped up and helped him earn some rewards back. We have enjoyed our time and experiences here and will miss these ladies like no other!

Our group attended a Friday night fish fry dinner at this parish in March 2026. We researched it…read morebefore choosing it as this week's spot. Plenty of parking at and near the gymnasium where dine in meals are served, as well as designated takeout lines which were well marked. Drive thru service is available and is roped off in a dedicated area accessible from Mercer Avenue. I ordered a fish filet and opted to forgo the choice of white or rye bread. I initially chose green beans and Cole slaw, but opted for rice pilaf when I realized it was a vinegar slaw. I also received a hush puppy, which was quite tasty. The fish filet was flakey and seasoned well, albeit a bit salty and a tad browner than preferred. Rice pilaf ended up being abandoned after a few bites since it was bland and mushy. Green beans were predictably fine. Self-service with automated hand towel napkin dispenser and also large gallon pump dispensers for ketchup and tartar sauce. Great idea! Drink service is a separate line at a concession window. Soda, tea, and water were $1. Beer, sangria, and margaritas were also available at a separate concession window. Gym dine-in was very large and well organized with plenty of tables and chairs in rows. Centralized garbage cans and recycling containers. Noise level was very loud and opted not to participate in raffles since we couldn't hear and so missed out on purchasing tickets this week. Cake wheels and other fundraising games of chance were set up near entrance. Security guard on duty (off-duty LEO) at exit.

This review is for the annual fish fry:…read more The set up is very good, the line moved quickly and the volunteers were very efficient. There is a separate area for drinks, you cannot buy them in the main line. I am normally very devout in my order of fish, it has not ever changed the whole time I have been going to these, but there was something called Spicy fish on the menu that was just too intriguing to pass up. And I am glad I ordered it because it was great. A slightly spicy, big piece of flaky fish. Really nice. It was too "wet" to eat with bread but that is OK, less carbs right? haha I also had the Mac and cheese, which was very creamy and a nice size portion, as well as a piece of cheese pizza which was good. The one thing I thought was hilarious is at the front they had some kind of game where a ton of children were playing. It was basically roulette (they spun a wheel and you put a marker down on what number you thought the wheel would land on) and all I could think was that it was odd that they would teach children gambling inside of a church, but hey, its not my church so LOL