My son has been attending this center for a little over 2 years. It has been a wonderful…read moreexperience. I had previously had him at Kidz Watch in Perrysburg and then Bee Creative on Heatherdowns. Both daycares were terrible compared to here. Bee Creative sat children in front of a TV ALL DAY LONG. It did not matter what time I dropped my son off or what time I picked him up, the TV was always on and the lights were always dimmed. Kidz Watch was just as bad, with catty assistants who gossiped about me, poor meal plans (I was actually charged per day, per meal, on top of it my normal monthly fee to have my child here.) With all that being said, I didn't expect much from anywhere and figured it was typical. CDC is incredible. All the staff are kind and understanding and genuinely care about the children. I took my son on vacation with me for a week, and he asked me when we were going to go back so he could "Be with my buddies" LOL He has developed genuine connections with the kids and teachers. I watch him learn things, have adventures, go on field trips and grow into an observant, compassionate and caring child. The right daycare/preschool makes all the difference. I have not had a single disappointing experience in the 2 years he has been here. He will be going into kindergarten next year, but I will strongly consider this place as his after school care center as I work until 530pm. Thank you for everything you have done for my little man CDC.

If there will be a zero star, I would give them. It is the worse. My child was 17 months when he…read moreattended CDC in Telmage, Toledo, every day, he was coming back angry and starving. When I asked them about this, their answer was " he did not like the food. They left him hungery all the time. With the short time he was attending CDC, he picked up some infection. He could not survive for a long time there. When we was becoming closer to the building , he started to cry. He is no longer attand CDC, but became mad since he was going there and still carrying this habit. For every minute I left my baby in CDC I regret and felt disappointment. Their first priority is not our children, but the money and the property. At the end, I decided to find another day care, I request them to return his staff back, they said they did not know where are they. I contacted the main CDC corporation office, who contacted them, out of the blue they found some of his staff but not all of them. They are not interested in listening to my concerns about why my child is mad and unhappy. They do not want any one to know about there '' generosity with my baby", they screen me from their facebook page, I am no longer able to write a comment, and they removed all of my comments. So they think no one will know about them. I strongly recommended to avoid going to CDC. Ex-CDC parent

First off, I proudly disclose that I was a founder and am a board member of the Autism Academy of…read moreLearning. My son just graduated from the school after 11 wonderful years. It's a world of difference from attending most of the Toledo area traditional public schools, as the school and its services are designed around the individual needs of the students. The school's philosophies and policies put the students first, maintain their dignity, treat them with compassion and respect and provide the services needed to help each child reach his/her potential. Most classrooms have six students to four staff. We offer speech and OT, a Snoezelen Multisensory Room, two gross motor sensory rooms, gymnasium, computer lab with smartboard, life skills room and vocational programming both onsite and in the community at places such as Goodwill Industries and the Holiday Inn French Quarter. In response to the review by a former employee, the overwhelming majority of the school's students have a diagnosis of autism. However, as a public school, the AAL cannot deny admission to students who do not have the diagnosis. The programming and services are specifically designed for those with autism. The school has a very open-door policy and anyone wishing to visit is welcome to call the school for a tour or to answer any questions.

i love this school and what it is about the students are exceptional i made new friends and learned…read moremany new learning strategies! i taught at this school for many years my experiences were excellent we had fun whi,e we learned . i gain much trust fromthe students and learned many educational things. the students have many opportunities to learn and i was a job coach as well i went with students tothe holiday inn and french quarters, i went to the goodwill and many trips to other job facilities i loved working with our kids and seeingthem learn gave me happiness inside. the kids enjoyed working and going out working. i have reffered several kids to this school. i love the board members and founders they are great people and parents as well. keep up the good work and educating the students.

I have multiple children attending school here at Monclova Christian Academy. We've had an…read moreexcellent experience. The teachers truly care about each student and do a fantastic job nurturing both academic growth and character. The strong Christian foundation is evident in everything they do, creating a positive, values-driven environment for kids to learn and grow. The small class sizes are a huge bonus, allowing for more personal attention and meaningful relationships. It feels like a close-knit community where students are supported, encouraged, and set up for success. Highly recommend!

Our family has been part of MCA from preschool through elementary. It's the only school they've…read moreever known, and watching their growth here has been such a blessing. Academically, they are thriving and consistently testing above state standards. When reading challenges came up for both of our boys at different times, the school addressed them quickly and intentionally. The intervention specialist partnered with us right away, created a plan, and within a VERY SHORT TIME both were testing above state average. That kind of care and follow-through matters. Even more than academics, in this school environment, their strengths are noticed and their hearts are nurtured. One of our sons loves to serve, and even a former teacher still invites him to help in her classroom before school starts. That relationship and investment speak volumes. The teachers here care deeply -- not just about academics, but about character, faith, and the whole child. For our family, that makes all the difference.

Choosing childcare can be tricky, and there are a lot of great daycares out there. KidzWatch is so…read moredifferent from the others though because the hours are unheard of! They're open until 10 & 11pm and on Saturday's! That is really what we needed with our work schedules and once in a while we can take a date night! I have gotten to know some of the staff and I feel my kids are happy and safe here. I can always pop in to see what's going on and they're so easy to work with. The staff took this picture of my littlest one and I just love it!

I have been sending my son to Kidzwatch, Perrysburg since he was 10 months old. He didn't have any…read moreproblem there until the management changed recently, about 5 or 6 months back. All the old girls who worked there have been replaced with new ones and the new girls are inexperienced and inefficient to say the least. They're extremely rude. My son's dad is outside the country due to work and so my son, who is extremely attached to his dad, is unable to see his dad for the last 3 months and this has made my son suffer from feelings of insecurity and abandonment issues and his emotional problems have turned worse due to the negligence and ill-treatment he suffered at the hands of the girls who are working in Kidzwatch now. My son is four years old going to be five years next month. Kidzwatch does not have the facility to accommodate children above 2 years. They believe that a child above 2 years is going to stay quiet like an infant all through the day without engagement in any activity. They would make children sit in front of the tv expecting them to be quietly watching tv most of the day. They don't have any playground. The one playground they use is a small fenced out space with nothing entertaining for a small child to do. The two-room facility is so cramped that if you have an active child like mine, he cannot walk or run freely. Their entrance door can be easily opened by a toddler or a small child. When my son tried to run out of the door, instead of admitting their own mistake in not getting the door fixed and keep it child-friendly, they continuously put the blame on my four year old son that he is the one causing nuisance and he is becoming a "liability". I told them many a time that my son is going through emotional problems, but the girls there continuously heckled him. He got so scared of Kidzwatch that at the end he would throw a fit every time I used to take him there. He would cry for hours not wanting to go there. When my friend went to drop my son, the girls there told my friend that she has done a study in psychology and that my son might have aspergers. Another one told my friend that my son is the worst child in the daycare. If they're making these unqualified diagnosis and saying nasty things about my son to my friend, I wonder what were the things they were saying to my son there. No wonder he acts like a scared kitten every time I mention the name of Kidzwatch to him now. I feel sorry for the quality of the service there turning so bad in the last few months. This was the same daycare I celebrated my son's birthday at last year. For the poor service they provide, their price is one of the highest in Perrysburg. Please do your research before sending your children to this facility. PS: I must mention here that these things have been happening to my son ever since the management changed and the old girls like Emma, Brittney and Taylor are gone. The new girls are pathetic. They don't have any experience of taking care of a small child. One girl who stays in the evening sent me a message saying that he is running around and is not listening to her and that I must take my son home immediately. I thought they only send children home when they throw up or get sick.

This school is so not accepting like my friend went here and she is Lesbain and she had a pride…read moreflag on her locker and they took it down! And she also went to Chicago and they where going to see a play (The nut crack) and the actors are gay and they were gay in the play and NDA would not let them see the play!! But other then that the school is... Okay I love the exterior tho

If I can save one child from going to this school, I will feel really good about myself. It has…read morebeen over 50 years now, and I still look at it as hell. They will tell you they've changed, but I don't think so. The cliques and bullies are rampant and the nuns are complicit. All the good extra-curricular activities (play, yearbook) went to clique members coddled by the nuns. This is an important time in your child's life, and the lack of confidence that the experience causes will be a lifetime consequence. You are not helping your child by paying to send her to this private school. It's better to send her to a public school and encourage and pay for her to participate in activities, clubs, even travel. Most importantly, if your child is telling you she is being shamed and bullied, and the nuns are part of it, BELIEVE HER. Update: https://www.toledoblade.com/local/education/2019/11/26/notre-dame-academy-pulls-students-from-nutcracker-performance-over-gay-dancers/stories/20191126103

Nice staff, clean facility, very helpful when needed. Two nice, but different pools. Highly…read morerecommend

Very clean ymca with a wonderful staff. They are always super friendly and greet you with a smile,…read morea "hello" and a "have a nice night". Exercise equipment is always in top shape, and the locker rooms are always well kept. Only complaint i have is lack of exercise classes for kids 11 and under.

My child is 3 years old and wasn't talking much until he started going to Blooming Daisy's…read moreChildcare Center and now he's saying full sentences! He's really learning and the staff there are absolutely amazing! I know my child is in good hands!!

Shady billing, predatory cancellation practices. My family did a two month trial membership here…read morelast spring mainly to use the pool. Pool was fine - looks the same as it did in 1984. However, when we chose to end our membership because summer was starting and preferred to use outdoor pools, we were billed an extra month at over $85 all because some fine print in the Terms & Conditions said members need to cancel not just a full two weeks not prior to the end of a month, but two weeks prior the month's end billing date. No pro-ration, no exceptions. No other company does that. We canceled around June 15 and were billed for all of July, despite not using the facility since May. Gigantic rip off! Attempts at mediation were futile. Front desk staff at Wolf Creek were useless and directed us to the main office. Multiple calls and voicemails to the main office's accountant were ignored. Incredibly disasppointing experience from an alleged community steward type organization. Waste of time and money. Never going again, spreading word of their shadiness. Change the garbage policy.

Every single day I workout there. Staff is very friendly place is a tad older but well kept up. I…read morewould not change gyms for anything Well I said I wouldn't change for anything but I found the reason. A few weeks back the hot water went out, no problem was told a week to fix. A week later they claim the water is fixed and yet, cold water. Contacted the manger Tara, no response. Most expensive gym in the area should have working showers or at least tell us why they aren't.