My daughter has attended the older group for almost 2 years now. She's a 5th grader and absolutely…read moreloves learning. She looks forward to being on time every day and since I am not an on time person, she makes sure her father gets her to school so she can hopefully be the first one to arrive. I love her enthusiasm for learning. I love how the kids have a say in their education and

It is not an exaggeration to say that we loved the Antioch School so much we relocated across the…read morecountry for it. We were a family living in Los Angeles, raising 2 young kids and had learned enough about the values of grit, self-directed learning, and raising empowered kids that we knew the right school environment was of the utmost importance to us. The problem was, the only kinds of schools in Los Angeles that offer that kind of education cost LITERALLY 20-30 thousand dollars a year. For PRESCHOOL. That is insane, and it was impossible for us to consider. But when we discovered the Antioch School, their incredible teachers, the grounds, the philosophy, the history, etc. AND saw that it was not only much less expensive, but offers financial aid to nearly 50% of it's students, it sealed the deal for us. We moved here and have had our oldest in the school for 2 years and his transformation has been incredible. Getting to watch his social skills and capacity for play and learning, trying new things, etc. It's the greatest gift we could give him (and ourselves as parents.) If you're a parent who believes that the modern public system of over-testing and lack of exploration for kids is NOT the solution to raising well-adjusted, smart, capable kids or if you believe that playing outdoors is more important than spending 8 hours a day at a desk, this is the school for you. And you won't find a better one for hundreds of miles around.

I loved my years at the school and it was very hard leaving 5th grade but i had too. all teachers…read morewere amazing and believe it or not it was very fun to stay after and help. although the lunch aids get annoying sometimes

I love this school. I highly recommend it compared to other daycare's and preschools that I have…read morebeen to. They are willing to work with any child as long as the parents are all still working with them.

Days Of Discovery has no biting policy and no disciplinary action whatsoever against children who…read morerepetitively bite scratch kick and hit other children. I sent my four-year-old and six-year-old here for a year. They continuously came home with bite marks and scratch marks from other four-year-olds. When I confronted the daycare director about the abuse my children were suffering, I was told that they have never kicked out a child for poor behavior, and if I didn't like it I could find alternative options. I will be looking into reporting them to the Better Business Bureau as well as contacting whoever licensed them. My son went to help another child clean up a mess that she had made and got bit on the face. Other times random children have struck out against him for no reason. The teachers there are just as frustrated as I am, and they tell me that my son is a sweetheart. Unfortunately that means he's targeted by other children because he won't strike them back. Feel free to send your kids here, if you want them to come home bleeding and scared.

We have had our daughter enrolled at Primrose for over a year now and could not be happier with the…read morestaff, facility, and curriculum. We moved to the area and had her enrolled in a different daycare waiting for her slot at Primrose to open and could not get her out of that short-term location fast enough. At Primrose, we get a daily report emailed to us about what they did that day, food served along with what amounts she ate, and diaper changes. At both drop off and pickup, our daughter smiles, waves, or hugs the staff - its obvious to us that she is well cared for and feels safe and comfortable there. The classroom divisions by age/development have been great. You don't have to worry about a cattle-like situation of a room full of 50 1-5 year olds. I personally prefer that this location is a locally owned franchise. The owner is there daily, and she has a stake in the success of the school. The other location was a corporate run daycare where top to bottom the staff seemed to be at a job they could take or leave. In the year we have been there we have seen little to no turn over and promotions within the current staff. This was important since the place she was before had a different person at pick-up every other day.

My grandparents, Last name Stethem, Mason went to Jefferson Twshp schools along with many other…read morerelatives,which became Greeneview Schools. My parents Jim Gilliam and Pam Gilliam (Stethem) graduated in 1966. My brother graduate in 1990. An I myself Kelly Sanarov ?(Gilliam) graduated in 1994. My nephews Kyle Gilliam and Cory Clark and niece Sara Anderson all graduated from Greeneview Schools. My children also no go here. I enjoy the fact that we are still having Christmas programs. I just wish it was an entire school event. Im glad to see some conservation studies going on as well. I k ow their is a lot of paper being used, but as you know not everything needs to be computerized. Penmenship. My children thankfully have my writing. Being able write well and legible is important just as much as pushing these virtual buttons. Things change and progress I realize but if we don't influence our children to get more socially involved with sports or even other activities such as creative writing etc. It will be gone. Teach them thst it's ok to do hard work. It's ok to earn what you recieve. Farming, Industry, a hard day's work. There is nothin wrong wit it. Nor is their a thing wrong with computer science or being a nurse or a hair stylist. But all things have to be earned. There seems to be an idea of self entitlement. Who deserves. Those of us and our parents who have worked our entire lives and continue to and those that are taking care of an aging father because they want to. Not because they have to. A US Army Vet, A farmer, A retiree from GM. Left with nothing because of losing my mom's income. Almost 20 years of struggle. Who has helped, my brother, myself, and my husband. Who has been used and mistreated my family. I do read the school system. I forgive. For me. Not for any one else. I pray our school system continues to be a safe place for our children snd facilty. And I truly hope one day everyone will truly be excepted and not mistreated or separated for bring different. Or because there is an agenda to get even. Not with my children. Not on my watch and not in my town.