We are so grateful we made the decision to transfer our daughter to Loudonville Christian School…read more She came from a large school district (Shenendehowa), and the difference has been incredible for our family. At Loudonville, she's receiving so much more individual attention due to the smaller class sizes, and the teachers are truly invested in both the students and their families. It's been amazing to see her grow--not just academically, but spiritually as well. She's smiling more, feels supported, and is genuinely happy. Without a doubt, it was the best decision we've made.

LCS is an exceptional, private Christian school! Our kids all attended and we have a recent…read moregraduate who is well equipped and excelling in college. The teachers are top notch and the school community is truly wonderful.

My kiddos started at summer camp here and loved it so I signed them up for the toddler program. The…read moreteachers are all so nice and my kids love going!

This preschool was both amazing for me as a child but for all three of my kids. The programs are…read moreaffordable and the teachers are amazing. It is a part time PRESCHOOL not daycare, which was ideal for my family and gave my children an opportunity to experience school and make new friends without me. I would recommend this to anyone that is looking for part time school for their little ones.

My granddaughter has attended several of the summer camps this summer. She has enjoyed each week…read moreand comes home with creative art projects and what she has learned academically and socially amazes me! The teachers are very caring and are well organized! I am looking forward to her attending the 4 year old program this Fall!!

terrible people but most teachers don't honestly care about you or are just very boring. education…read moreopportunities are pretty good. many different classes to take and stuff. pretty lit. students are not the best but hey it's high school.

You know you are sending your child to the correct preschool when you are in the yard with your…read morechild and they make you stop what you are doing to pray for the fireman because your child hears the town fire alarm going off. This is a very good preschool with highly qualified staff, my son has be going here full time for 2 years now and is ready for kindergarten. I highly recommend this preschool.

Both of my girls went to Good Ground for two years each. The teachers at the preschool are kind,…read morepatient, and very qualified! Both of my girls loved the school and they were well prepared for Kindergarten when they graduated from the program.

I disagree with the other review. It's a very good day care! My daughter is allowed to eat as many…read morehelpings as she likes. I do pack extra snacks in case she doesn't care for that food; if my kid is a picky eater, I wouldn't expect the school to make a special meal just for my kid each day. The classrooms are clean and organized. The teachers try to take the kids out as much as possible - so dress your kid to play outside! The teachers play games with the kids and have interactive learning. My oldest was almost ready for kindergarten before he even started pre-K because of his great teachers! Prices are fair and the staff is very flexible, understanding, and caring. Both of my kids like it there and I like knowing they're safe, learning, and having fun!

Poorly run Daycare center, Does not provide alternate meals if your child doesn't like the meal…read moreserved, not even a simple cheese sandwich. Very small portions given to the children, no Milk is provided during the day unless you provide it. complains if child is hungry outside of meal times. Meals are not something most children would eat (rice and beans). Menu is of no use to you since he does not follow and rarly provided to parents. Never enough food given to children and they are not allowed seconds. I provide lunch and snacks each day and still there is issue with what he is allowed to eat and what time he is allowed to eat it. Teachers are the only good thing that has happened to this center. Once they realize how poorly it is run they go to other centers to work. Look around for a new center!

This school is an amazing magical place where children are immersed in the outdoors and even when…read morethey are indoors they are engaged in amazing play-based learning. The teachers, staff and atmosphere are exactly what children need to learn and grown and develop. Both of my kids love their time there.

What a great experience! The food was absolutely delicious and for such an amazing price!!…read more We were impressed with each and every course. The service was wonderful. Our server was a bit nervous but did a fabulous job. She was very attentive. We talked to one of the coordinators after dinner and she showed us around to their other facilities and we were just so impressed. Theme night: Spain App: Tapas plate (fried goat cheese with honey, peppers, crispy potatoes with a yummy sauce, mussels, and an unbelievable rib) Dinner: Steak entree with amazing sauces. Steak with a blue cheese sauce, a green sauce with the tomatoes and a semi spicy/cream sauce with the crispy potatoes. Dessert: My boyfriend and I chose separate desserts. Chocolate and vanilla burnt cheesecake with a chocolate sauce. Dulce de Leche ice cream. The only two things I didn't care much for was the crispy wafer that went with the ice cream (that was just preference) and the peppers in the tapas (because they were just boring ). Ps- bring a wine bottle! They charge a $5 corking fee but it is byob. :)

It was a pleasure to dine at the Casola Dining Room. It's a lovely room with great ambiance with…read morehope in the air. The students are friendly and make more of an effort than some of those who are toiling away in some area restaurants. Having been a student (many moons ago) in the same culinary classes at SCCC, it was wonderful to try their offerings. Tonights menu selections of appetizers, entrees and desserts were from Provence. It started with a choice of Vegetable Soup with Pistou (basil and garlic like pesto without pine nuts), Nicoise Salad or a Provencal Vegetable Tart. I chose the Vegetable Tart. I will tell you that the tart filling of diced vegetables (tomatoes, zucchini and onions) only complimented the delicious flaky and light tart. Kudos! I selected for dinner the trio of lamb chops which also had a medley of diced vegetables. (Other selections available were the Chicken Provencale, Bouillabaisse, and Grilled Ratatouille with Israeli Cous Cous.) Being a fan of both lamb and seafood, the decision of what to have for dinner was difficult. I went with the landlubbers lamb. It was delicious, a wonderful dark pink (not totally rare and cold, but lovely warm and juicy) and tasty chops. Last but not least were 3 choices of desserts: Petite Four Assortment with Raspberry Sorbet, Chocolate Pot de Creme and a Pear Almond Tart. Again, difficult to decide but when with the Chocolate Pot de Creme. Very delicious smooth dark chocolate topped with whipped cream and a lovely decorative chocolate swirl with a small spoon shaped cookie! All in all, a wonderful meal from the future chefs in the industry. My only comment would be the students could have a little more tutoring on proper pronunciations and ingredients of dishes being served.