Both our kids went there. And they have done very well at high school and college since finishing…read moreat CMEC. I cannot say enough, how amazing the program, the teachers and the staff are. I am a fan for life.

Both of my girls attended Columbus Montessori and my experience was wonderful. I believe my girls…read moreare independent critical thinkers and strong students because of the start they received at CMEC. The school is a 5-star Step Up to Quality care center run by experts in Montessori education who commit to diverse identities and honoring our differences. 40% of spaces are held for socially and economically disadvantaged students. I believe in the school so much, I am on the Board even though my youngest daughter starts college in the fall. Visit CMEC and give it a chance. I guarantee you will be impressed.

Came here for a chess tournament and we were impressed. Plenty of parking and lots of tables/chairs…read moreset up in the gorgeous "Commons" area. Chess tournament ran smoothly. Everyone affiliated with the school was helpful and friendly. The school itself is beautiful, inside and out. Plenty of room to walk around the Commons and nice areas to walk outside as well.

Good school! I love every teacher I had and I love the trip to Washington D.C! Hate that they only…read morehave 8th grade and the school district thing is weird, me and my friend went to the same middle school but she lived to far away to go to this Junior high. -.- Oh and the bathrooms are kind of gross but then again I have a phobia of public bathrooms anyway. lol xD

This is my favorite place to substitute teach! The faculty and teachers in Groveport, as a whole,…read moreare wonderful. Being a sub, I feel welcomed at this school, and not just a number or a "substitute teacher". I always leave with a smile on my face! This school only consists of 8th graders - much more manageable. The kids know my name and what I stand for. It is much easier to gain respect when it's not you against multiple grades in one single building! Allows for variety - you spend one school year with the students, then they're off to high school, and a new batch comes thru.

Ivybrook is a fantastic school, and it was great to see a school offering a curriculum starting at…read more18 months! Learning through play and hands on discovery is the best way for little minds to grow. The teachers are always kind and informative, and made me feel safe as a parent.

Quality Care Academy and Staffing was a great experience for me, MS. Nisha is a great person and…read moremake it so easy and stree free in class. she pushed you and don't let you give up when you walk into her classroom. You feel like family a very high positive atmosphere the class also come with all the material you need including uniforms and by time you finish it's a guarantee you are going to pass and have a Job! if you Don't you wasn't applying yourself. Thank you Ms. Nisha

Binns Elementary was a great school prior to 2006. I graduated from the school in 1998 after six…read moremostly-wonderful years there. I learned a lot, not just about reading, writing, and arithmatic, but about social skills, music, and art, too. I'm not sure what the school is like anymore. The building I knew and grew up in was demolished in 2006 and replaced with what appears to be a smaller, more "modern" facility. I just remember being a student and loving every second of it. I had teachers who encouraged learning and cared about their students. I had two wonderful principals who took their jobs seriously and, while completely different in personality, they took care of the students in their charge. It was a safe environment for everyone.

This is apparently the old Lincoln Elementary, because the city website lists one on Helmbright a…read morefew blocks away. This building looks still in use, though, so I'm not sure. Of course, we were here for the playground. And it's a bit old and rundown, and there was some trash, so, maybe it's not part of the current school. You can see it right on Havens Corners, right beside the Lincoln HS stadium. Baby K and I saw it from the car, so we stopped in. (Passed a couple of churches with nice playgrounds, but also fences or signs warning away the rabble.) It's big, and has some nice modern-ish equipment plus some older metal stuff. Lots of climbing areas, a couple of slides, a smaller playground for little kids. I guess Baby K wasn't taken with it because she wanted to leave after 10 minutes or so, an assessment I agreed with.

Ohio University Lancaster keeps getting better as time goes on. I've lately checked in for the Ohio…read moreUniversity Lancaster Theatre which has great shows all year long plus a summer show during the Lancaster Festival the last two weeks of every July. You can get a two or four year degree from Ohio University Lancaster at a fraction of the price you'd pay on the main campus. No college dorms, yet the convenience to attend college near your work or neighboring community. Free WiFi to students and Alumni. A top notch alumni association that even has events at the Ohio Universe Lancaster campus. A modern bookstore and still as always a great library and computer labs to mention a few things. Small class size it better than private school and at the public school and regional campus price! I'm proud to be an Ohio University alumna ‍ and I'm proud to support my local Ohio University Lancaster and the Ohio University Lancaster Theatre program!