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.

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.

I always enjoy substitute teaching in the Olentangy schools! Besides the friendly staff and…read moreteachers, many of their schools are fairly new. The teachers always leave detailed plans for the day, and I never feel awkward asking a fellow teacher, or student, if further clarification is needed. This district still offers a good selection of elective classes, especially at the high school level. I'm an avid proponent for electives - gives the kids a chance to decompress, and use their creative mind. And, besides, driving up here is a breeze - I'm going against rush hour traffic!

I seem to always feel like an "Outsider", when substitute teaching here. There's a rather…read morenoticeable thin film of Pretentiousness when on their (what they call) Campus. The faculty seems polite, but unfortunately it's extremely hard to get to know them, since it is so spread out, and multiple buildings. It's a pretty building layout and design, but not too practical. Why? you ask. There are 6 buildings, all with different subject matters, dispersed, thus you have to travel a lot from building to building. Honestly, it thoroughly causes confusion - the buildings all look alike, brick, white pillars, a grassy quad separating the buildings. With all the money floating around New Albany, the district is able to offer unique elective classes that you won't find in many central Ohio school districts - a giant plus! Subbing jobs don't come up too often for the high school, so I take jobs here only if no other options are available.

We have 3 daughters here and each one of them have been capable of excelling , taking AP classes…read moreand finding ways to socialize into a A+ environment

I have been only to the gymnasium inside the high school when I volunteered for my work's…read morepresentation of reality days. It is right inside the front and just passed the main office. The only thing I really recall is that I don't want to use the students restrooms. There was no toilet paper or paper towel available. As a result I always use the staff restroom in the office. This time I was there for a softball game so I only was outside at the Varsity Field. Parking is quite convenient and the field and seating is pretty good. I sat on the bleachers right behind the backstop and had a great view. The scoreboard was a little out of my line of sight but it was easy enough to see it . Unfortunately, my team lost, but it was a good game. Very convenient to see my team play.

Just reviewing the playground. Came on a summer day. Parking on both sides of the school, not…read moresuper close to the playground. No shade (at the playground.) Two playsets and a swing, one set in a fence for smaller kids. Baby K liked it well enough, but it was dirty, and hot, and we didn't stay long. Handy if you are nearby, not worth a detour.

This review is just for the gym. Went to a kids' basketball game here. The school buildings look…read morelike typical '60s elementary school design. Nice enough inside, nothing fancy. The gym is small, but has nice bleachers and a pretty slick scoreboard for an elementary school. Plenty of parking, and located beside a public school with a large park and playing fields between them. We will be checking out Catholic schools for Baby K, so we'll be doing some research on this one.

This is my family's 4th year at the school and we could not be happier. I have 2 students and would…read morestrongly recommend it for the following reasons. First, the strong support and encouragements given by teachers and staff. My children know all teachers, and they know them. Everyday they come home to stories about how this teacher helped them this day and another, the next. When we have had issues arise, I have always been impressed by how communicative the teachers have been and how receptive they are to listen to my concerns, and those of my child. It truly has been a loving environment from day one. Second, tying to the support and encouragement, I have seen amazing academic results each year because of teachers taking the time to address individual needs and work with my children. My children feel confident when it comes to learning and have been well prepared when it's come time to take tests. Third, I love the fact my kids are growing in their Catholic faith through partaking in community service, attending mass weekly, and daily religious instruction. I feel confident that they are becoming good stewards of their faith and better and more compassionate human beings because of it. Lastly, I love the sense of community. Parents and students alike enjoy spending time at the school and school functions. The smaller class sizes facilitates getting to know each family and it also encourages and enables any and everyone to be involved with the school. At St. Agatha you are not a face that gets lost in the crowd.

Have been thrilled with the staff and structure here for 6 years, now. (Previously Tutor Time, New…read moreAlbany) My daughter has grown up here and is excelling in kindergarten thanks to their care and education. Will be sorry to graduate...