We did a tour. The facility didn't impress us and that's OK, new management dealing with a weird…read morelayout. The staff - seemed like every single teacher was just sitting. Literally sitting. That's ok too, though. Teachers get tired and want to just sit. Here were our problems: While touring it was almost lunch time. We walked by sandwiches sitting on a paper plate with plastic wrap loosely placed over. Right above it was paint jugs - the kind that the paint has dripped all over. Still not horrible. Here's what was horrible: I asked about food preferences for my daughter and how we go about accommodating those. They said they don't accommodate those without a doctor slip. Insert confused face here. I clarified with the director and sure enough, she insists on a doctors note for a parent to choose what their child eats. I can say we toured many childcare options in a stretch of 10-15 miles and not one other facility had this response. In fact, All Around Child in Overland Park had this response when I asked: Oh our owner is very passionate about food options. Her and the chef sit and plan the menu every quarter and they design the food to all look the same even if one is vegetarian for example, so the kids don't feel odd about eating differently. And they're the same price! Shop around. Find the best option.

We attended for about a 6 weeks and found the center to be a very sterile/antiseptic environment…read more No sense of creativity, exploration, etc. They have a lot of fancy lesson plans but way too much structure for preschoolers. The kids are expected to sit on a vinyl circle on the floor quietly at look at books at 8am during drop off, no getting out toys/centers while their friends eat their microwaved breakfast. This expectation of course, does not work. Food is all casserole based and brought in from another site. Playground is nice but I once asked why there were no balls and they told me they get thrown over the fence. Ummm, they're kids, go get the balls. The security is good but reduces the sense of group/community and contact kids have with one another. I'm sure it affects employee morale too. We were unimpressed with our teacher who seemed just there to collect a paycheck and really couldn't tell me much about my sons day, development, peer interaction, etc. She was neither warm, friendly or fun. The director spends his afternoons on runs, as in running for exercise. The phone does not always get answered, when I call to check on my kid, I expect the phone to be answered. Every.Single.Time. The final straw for us was watching our kid (along with many others) sadly stand at the window every day and wave bye to their parents - heartbreaking. This never happened at our other center - literally never. I have a coworker who had to pull her son due to an unaddressed bullying issue. Despite this center being geographically ideal, it just was not worth it and we marched ourselves right back to Top Flight. We will never consider leaving again!

I started at this school in 2010, before it was Arkansas Grantham. I earned my AAS in 2017 and…read moretried to transfer. NO one excepted their credits. Realizing was stuck i gave up and continued my military career. 2024 hits and I retire after 24 years in service to our country. I graduated 2 weeks ago BBA Summa Cum Laude. I wish I could transfer my credits to Texas State University but Granthams credits are not worth the paper there printed on. So if I want to earn my Masters I'm stuck. And I would never attend Grantham again. The curriculum was so outdated I was reading books and articles 9-14 years old, my guess the last time the curriculum was updated. The rubrics are just blanketed and most of the time don't even reflect the assignment at hand. The instructors are even worse, no response, no help, and you're lucky to get you papers graded in a timely manner. This is extremely bad due to the fact that you were not even sure how your doing because you're turning in your third paper and you don't even have grades for the 1st two!!! Save your money this University is a joke!

This college was very knowledgeable in the online classes. I was enjoyed the learning experience.read more

This school had a marvelous director who retired after 30 years. The new director is as bad as the…read moreprevious director was good. I am very appalled at the lack of true Christian understanding and actual practice of it. So incredibly disappointing after the last director. I fault the priest as well. Pretty heartbreaking experience. Do not send yours child here honestly.

From the owner: Holy Trinity Early Education Center has been offering excellent early childhood programs to the…read moreLenexa community for over 40 years. We are a faith based program for children two through 12 years, including full day preschool, part-day preschool, kids day out, school age programs and super fun summer programs. Located in the first floor of the Father Quigley Center, our facility is child centered to insure both safety and optimum educational support. We use both the Creative Curriculum and Handwriting Without Tears as well as the Catechesis of the Good Shepherd for faith formation. We encourage you to come by and visit our program so you can see all the wonderful things happening here at HTEEC!

RUDE! Online Chat guy "Matt" if that is your real name, is rude! and when I said I had to go, he…read morejust ended the chat without anything nice to say! I would ask questions and he never answered any of them. Plus, they have little camera's and microphones so you can live chat...Um, no...I would ask a question and he would shake his head at the screen like it was a stupid.

From the owner: Vocational Rehabilitation - Workforce Investment Act (WIA) - Missouri State Approving Agency,…read moreVeteran's Education Training Section - DESE - U.S. Department of Education

The environment is very hectic, unstructured, and unfriendly. There seems to be several gymnastic…read moreclasses going on, in the same room, at the same time. It's very confusing and the children are all over the place. The environment is not conducive to learning.

My 3 year old daughter likes the class but as a parent of a young one there is really no room to…read morehang out during the class considering I'm asked to help change her shoes between gymnastics and dance. Its ok with the weather nice but will become an issue when the weather turns. Not to mention its total chaos. The girl at the front desk doesn't even have a list of who is in what class. I guess that poster you were coloring with markers is more important.