Omaha Street School is a faith based alternative high school…read more The staff at OSS pour care, support, understanding and love into each and every student that they encounter. Never have I ever seen a school that cares so much for their students!

Amazing and friendly. The kids love going and I can see their math confidence and skills growing…read more Highly recommended.

We struggle for so long looked for the right school for my Middle child to attend. We knew that he…read morewas smart and could excel, he just needed the right teachers and school to help him with it. He doesn't think like your average kid. The small class size and caring atmosphere of the staff here is excellent.

Excellent school. Though alot of students misbehave, it's still a good school. Most students are…read morefriendly. Teachers/Staff are kind and Welcoming. (an example is, my english teacher and other teachers will say how are you, welcome, (in my case hello TJ) etc to see if something is bothering you. Like i said Excellent school though there is bad behavior like fights (sometimes) cusing etc. I would defently recomend this school.

BONUS: This school has a handful of Freedom Writer Teachers and has been visited by The Original…read moreFreedom Writers.

Terrific organization with multiple ways to bring up development of any age baseball or softball…read moreplayer. Our family has really enjoyed our time at UBA. We love the ability to have member access to the facilities and being able to participate in league play for competitive youth baseball. The indoor practice facility, private lessons, field partnerships, and youth leagues have been a very important part of our son's development. We are very happy we made the decision to make this our baseball home!

A-OK facility. They seem to be investing a bit more into the place recently. They just installed…read morenew LED lights which are whiter but it doesn't seem to make it any brighter. New cages were installed upstairs recently. The worst part of the place are the bathrooms that always reek of urine. Also a simple yard blower once a week would keep the rubber bits from the turf back where they need to be. Fun place for kids to practice sports when the weather isn't the best to be outside. There are plenty of parking places, great instructors, and the staff is usually around to help sort the quads with teams.

Beautiful school ..all the teachers were amazing, staff was great..perfect spacious area for Back…read moreto School Expo

I'm not saying I go there to study but to play tennis. Nice courts I believe 6 of them. Nice clean…read morefacility. Pluses: Clean and its public. Minuses: Those high school cheerleaders kept distracting me. I'm too old for that lol

I love this school district. The teachers are really caring and take so much time for their…read morestudents. Plenty of healthy food options for students. The modular scheduling so great! It allows students to be able to squeeze in more electives and extra curricular activity that helps them find new interests. Art and music programs were hardly ever cut - something that most schools struggle with. Such a great community to be apart of!

We haven't attended for several years so maybe things have changed, but for a place that is…read moresupposedly Montessori and has Montessori-certified teachers, they were pretty bad at the philosophy. We kept our kid there cause I felt like it was a safe place and I don't think they were mean or anything. But the entire philosophy is "Follow the child." That doesn't mean let them do whatever they want, but it does mean encourage and follow their interests and their level of development. These people were constantly focused on what level our kid was "supposed" to be at and acted concerned about her development, saying she was acting too young for her age, but then when we were concerned about needing medical examination or intervention they never responded. I'm not expecting them to diagnose my kid, but if you truly think there is a concern, then recommend a check-up or something. (Spoiler alert, it's been 2 years since then and she's just fine). And instead of encouraging whatever her interests were or letting her start slow, they would try to rush her into things and then get upset when she didn't show interest, like she was the problem for "refusing" to perform. (That's the term they used! For a BABY!) Anyway, I felt like they were nice to the kids despite all that, and they had nice activities, and since they were sticklers for rule following I felt like it was a safe place. Which is why they get 3 stars. But since then our kids have been attending another Montessori school that is much more attuned to the children's interests and tries to work on their level of development rather than pushing to work on whatever the teacher wants. Just pointing that out so that you don't think that our experience here is what regular Montessori is all about. It's actually the exact opposite.

Montessori Children's Academy takes pride in providing a safe, comfortable classroom for children…read moreto learn at their own pace and progress through hand eye coordination, reading, math, language, art, and play time. I was teacher's assistant at MCA before I moved states to pursue a career as an actuary. I was able to work with all age levels from infant to 6 year olds and I loved working with each kid and watching them excited to learn and develop their skills. Not only was Ingrid a great mentor to me, teaching me the philosophy of Montessori and how to best coach a child through and activity, but the entire staff were also kind and energetic with me and the students. I've kept in touch with Ingrid since I left and she's been a great resource with advice and support. This is a great place to work with wonderful students and parents that attend.