My 2 1/2 yo daughter has been going here for several months. She previously had attended one of the…read moremore popular daycare companies in Omaha, but did not seem very happy there. Since switching to Primrose she has had a total change in her attitude- she is much happier during the week, often talks about her activities at daycare, and no longer gets upset when it's time to go to daycare. The teachers all seem kind and well trained, and consistently use age appropriate language and positive reinforcement (that was a major issue at her previous daycare- I often heard raised voices and negative tones when I was coming in for pick up). There's a mixture of guided activities and self directed play, and all the kids seem engaged. They have an on-site kitchen and my daughter, who is normally a picky eater, enjoys all of the food. The hours are great and the prices are very reasonable for the area. We feel good about the care and education our daughter gets here which is such a relief as a parent. Overall I would definitely recommend this daycare!

Probably one of the best, if not the best childcare centers in the area. We were very lucky with…read moreenrollment. The curriculum is fantastic and all of the staff have to have degrees or attending school to be a lead teachers. My kid has learned so much and is challenged but still able to engage in structured pretend play. We switched from another center and my kid has thrived here. The amount of creativity we've seen increased is exciting, as well as his literacy skills.

The teachers and director are caring, on top of details, and love the Lord. The school offers…read morewonderful Christian education, music and chapel programs and is clean/safe. Highly recommended!

Both our kids went to St. Pauls and we've had an amazing experience. The teachers are kind and…read moreknowledgeable. The facility is clean and safe. We love the fact our kids are learning about religion while also learning early childhood basics. Would recommend for other parents.

I work at a nonprofit that is partnering with Jesuit, and have been so impressed with the work…read morebeing done by this school. The teachers and administrators I've interacted with are all committed to helping these young men grow up to be successful in high school and beyond.

it is the best school and my kids are really happy they go there and I'm not moving any where cause…read moremy kids love the school but my daughter has a teacher that she loves her name is miss danker and miss ha sin and miss adams By the way this yelp is from a girl who goes to that school my name is xiomara you guys are the best school

I attended classes at MCC during my undergrad years and for my CNA in high school. All great…read moreexperiences, I like that there are different locations that offer different experiences. I recently attended a training series at the MCC culinary institute building as well. The parking was very straightforward and easy to get to, in multiple areas. There are stairs and ramps so easy to get around no matter your needs. Inside the culinary institute, the building was nice and kept up very well. They have flyers for events, and I know they have a restaurant there too. We had our food provided by the students and staff at the culinary institute and wow, it was great! We had blueberry muffins and fruit for snack and a taco bar with homemade tortillas, salsa verde, and pickled onions to name a few of the things I really enjoyed. There was also a cinnamon cheesecake for dessert. The staff was very quick to put the food out and collect dishes, it was a great experience.

This was my visit visit to the 32nd street campus of MCC. The World Food Truck Tour sponsored by…read morethe Center of Immigrant & Refugee Advancement organization. There were 5 trucks along with several other vendors inside the main building. The facility and bathrooms were well-maintained. The campus was also impressive for what they offer. The parking lot was plentiful, however some patrons were lousy with parking their vehicles within the lines. This is usually a yearly event and the place was sold out of tickets which did not surprise me. Overall, a nice event at a wonderful facility that offers great opportunities for the community of North Omaha.

While I think this school district does a pretty decent job of educating in general, I am really…read moreunhappy with the PLVHS app for smartphones. I tried to post the following review on the App Store but it never posted so I am leaving it here: This app is the biggest piece of shit on the planet! Sign in with Facebook? Oh! I guess this app did not receive an email address from Facebook! No problem! Sign in with google instead? Oh wait.... it isn't humanly possible to push the accept button! Well, I will just sign in with my email.... except that doesn't fucking work either. Fuck you PLHS app! You suck! I hate you more than I hate it when a bee gets into my car when I roll the window down and then it won't get out! Also, what's "trans club"? Is that for transgendered students?

I saw all of the positive reviews on here and was fooled into thinking this would be a good place…read moreto send my baby. Turns out I should have trusted my gut feeling and the negative reviews Charming Children received on Google. Here are all the reasons why... Charming Children tells parents they will treat your kids like family and that infants "lead the room" meaning they can eat when they're hungry and not so much on a set schedule. Not even 6 weeks into my infant son starting there, Penny (the owner) complained that he cluster fed and ate too often... he was 4 months old. She continued to claim this periodically for another month when I'd pick him up until I received a random call at my job from Lee (the director) to tell me they don't want my son anymore - their reason? he cries too much and he eats too often. How's that for treating your kids like family? The best part- he gave me 6 calendar days (2 of those days were weekend days so essentially useless) to find a new solution for infant childcare. Everyone knows how hard it is to find care for infants with all the waiting lists etc.. Lee gave us no warnings. No probationary period. No apologies. Nothing. My son had never even been sent home from daycare and now they randomly call me at work telling me they're banning my 5 month old for crying. That was the straw that broke the camels back, but there are other numerous alarming things about this daycare the public needs to know about. I specifically asked Lee during our tour about the daycare opening at 6 AM and said that it was important to us. He said yep we're always here at that time in the past 7 years we've been open. I put in my deposit and three weeks later-- the day before I went back to work -- I get told oh due to staffing we open later now (6:30) and we also close early. Penny blamed me for my son being too gassy and told me I should change my diet. She regularly would come up with her own diagnoses as to what she thought might be wrong with my baby and making him cluster feed or cry despite him getting three well-checks by a licensed pediatrician in the 3 months he went there. I even provided doctors notes as documentation to her. She routinely disagreed with my pediatrician's recommendations, and tried to give her own 2 cents, then justified it by saying "I've worked here a long time." She has no medical degree to speak of and my son is perfectly healthy according to his doctor. Their app is also a joke, they input incorrect information about what was fed to babies and what times they were fed. They inappropriately documented that my 5 month old used the potty. This happened at least 20 times in the 3 months he attended which is very frustrating for a parent trying to keep up with updates on my baby throughout the work day. Additionally, my son was banned from the daycare for "crying too much," and yet when I look at the app history, only 3 days out of 90 did they document that he was in an irritable mood. I never even got a phone call about it. Interesting! The staff there also did not check my baby's diaper nearly enough, as evidenced by him constantly having "blowouts" at daycare when he almost never has them at home. Then staff would then wash his poopy clothes without treating the stain first so it would set in before you get them back. In fact I received someone else's kid's poopy stained onesie back from them on one occasion. Gross! Charming Children ought to be ashamed of themselves. I'm utterly disgusted at the care we received and quite frankly I'm glad I got my baby out of there. What a blessing it is to never have to go there again. I would NOT recommend this daycare to anyone!

Soon my son will be heading off to Kindergarten. I have to thank the staff at Charming Children for…read morehelping him be so confident and ready. From the time he was an infant the level of care and concern for his well being was obvious. It has been wonderful hearing him talk with excitement about fun he is having and learning he is doing at daycare.

The school is great. We have been fortunate to have three great teachers and staff so far. The…read morecurrent principal is present and active at all events. I don't remember a principal being part of the PTA in the past but maybe that's normal. She is also seen in the morning during student drop off. I have seen her sit at the front desk and she has answered the phone when I have called the school during the lunch hour. There is a STEM program for the older kids and a music program with a concert for all grade levels at different times throughout the year. The class sizes are decent for a public school.