We've sent all 3 of our children to the JCC Preschool in New Albany. Jill (Director) and Carey &…read moreElizabeth in the office are all warm and inviting! Our teachers are wonderful - so kind, friendly, and truly love our children. There's a great balance of education and fun! My children have learned so much at the JCC and socially they have also thrived. I truly could not say enough wonderful things about JCC New Albany and would recommend this school to anyone! Absolutely contact the office and book a tour!

We've sent both of our children to JCC. Had a great experience, the staff are all very warm and…read morefriendly. Having lived in a couple different states, we've had quite a bit of experience at various daycares. By far Jewish Community Center is the best-of-the-best.

Smoky Row has been providing quality childcare for over 30 years. Some of the current teachers…read moreeven attended as children! Their commitment to the well-being, health, and happiness of the children in their care and the families that entrust them is beyond rival. The teachers are incredible and their dedication to their jobs shows through every day. If your child is enrolled at Smoky Row, you can be confident they are in great hands!

My son just recently started there and is having a great experience. They have a robust schedule…read morefilled with academics and plenty of playtime for SEL education. The meals are well balanced and look delicious. Teachers are responsive and led with a community mindset. We definitely recommend Learning to flourish!

My son has been attending Learning to Flourish since the fall, and we can't even speak to how much…read morehe's expanded his knowledge and advancement though their positive education program! Krystal the Founder and Director of the school is beyond amazing with her professionalism, knowledge and true love for teaching her students. Because of this school our son is beyond prepared for his kindergarten assessments for enrollment to one of the elite private schools in Columbus!

This is probably my favorite steakhouse in town. It's odd because I only eat spaghet. I love the…read morepropaganda circulating throughout the molerat ecosystem, and it really thrives here. Even though I live in Nevada I chose this steakhouse to send my child, she learns so much here. Anyways, 10/10 would educate again. https://academysteaks.wixsite.com/academysteak

They refuse to listen to parents who's opinions differ ... they hire for diversity but mot for…read moreeducational assistance for the students.

We are blessed to be able to send our children to Goddard School at the bottom of Worthington…read moreHills. Ms. Sam and Ms. Shelly are very warm and inviting to our children and open with he parents about what is going on in the school. Our children especially love the summer program put on by the entire staff which is in a word 'Epic'. The school it's self is decorated in a way that our children are constantly finding something new on the wall paintings. Our children are sure challenged and the use of the Tadpoles system keeps up in constant contact with the teachers at the school and our children's progress. This is definitely a "school" as opposed to a daycare, when we moved our children here we saw and almost immediate difference in their vocabulary and skills. The parents are also very involved at the school which is a huge plus for us as it show a more community effect for which we are thankful for. If you so choose to enroll your children at the Worthington Goddard I believe that you will be happy that you did. The cost is only slightly more than we paid before but is well worth the value that you get when it comes to your child's education. At Worthington Goddard our children are definitely getting off on the right foot.

My son has been attending the Goddard school of Worthington since he was 3 months old. He is now 4…read moreand we are thrilled with our experience. We have always felt that he has been provided with a safe and educational environment. The quality of his preschool experience has exceeded our expectations. Our son will often break out a fun fact or a sign language at a family event and ends up teaching us all. Overall, we have nothing but great things to say about the school and it's faculty.

Sunny Side Childcare has undergone new management as of June 2017. They have made a multitude of…read morenew changes and improvements...full teaching staff, new playground equipment, interior and exterior building upgrades, and an amazing new director! Check it out!

This facility exceeded all of our expectations. Warm and welcoming with extreme professionalism…read more Our boys thrived here.

After reading the negative review, I felt the need to add my experience with the Mill Run Primrose…read more I have two children 12 months apart, 2 years old and 3 years old, enrolled since birth with Tara's school. It's not inexpensive; in fact, it's about as pricey as it gets, but as expectant parents who have done their homework know, there's not a wide margin from school to school, and the several that we explored before choosing Primrose that were substantially less expensive...well I wouldn't step foot back in those schools. The kind of relationships that my children have built with ALL of their teachers trough the several classrooms they have been in is on par with the kind of relationship they have with their grandparents and aunts and uncles. The primrose staff is family to my children. Several teachers that ended up leaving primrose still keep contact with me on Facebook, and send messages of well wishes and asking how the girls are doing. Both of my girls are potty trained, know more sign language than I can keep up with, and are creatively and socially engaged beyond the level of which I could hope them to be in most any other circumstance. The moral of the story - if you're looking for an environment that fosters loving friendship, family values, and education foremost, and you hope to have your children more developmentally advanced than their stay-at-home counterparts...if you want to leave your daycare every morning at drop off knowing that they're in the hands of people you love and trust, the Mill Run Primrose should be your first option. Even after divorce and a tighter budget, I've never considered an alternative option. Do yourself a favor and go tour with Tara, Liz, and Katie and meet the teachers my children consider family.

Please trust me when I say, do not put your children in this school!!! I wanted so badly to believe…read moreit wasn't as bad I thought, but the people who attempt to run this place are awful. They absolutely do not care about your kids in any way, shape or form- they want your money. Period. They are cold, impersonal and deceitful, and lack any kind of integrity or respect for the families who shell out a mortgage each month and those of us entrusting them to care for our Children for half the day. I have caught them in multiple lies regarding the monthly tuition, fees, among other more serious things, and they are hands down the fakest individuals I have ever met. Their curriculum is below the standard of most preschools in the area, and quite frankly I'm not sure what the kids do do all day. They do have an app where you can see what your kids have been doing all day, which would be great, but they write the same things for every kid throughout the day. Most days my kid took 2 hour naps... nope, my child never took one. Also never ate the food they said my child ate, and when my kid would bring home worksheets, I came to find out those were not completed by my child either, but by the teacher. They carry on sensitive and private conversations about children amongst themselves in the middle of the lobby/ entryway and would tell me how "bad" my child was each day at pickup right in front of my child, not to mention the other parents and children I noticed a decline in my child's confidence and self esteem in the time he attended this school, and it makes me sick that I didn't associate the 2 sooner. My child was constantly told he was bad, and towards the end of our time there, he would cry on the way to school because he hated going. He would beg me to let him stay home. And the organic cuisine they brag so much about? it's nothing more than generic packaged food that they try to make sound better than what it really is. You'd be better off buying it yourself for half the price. There are so many wonderful daycares in the area, do not choose this one, you will be very disappointed. They may look good on paper, (arguable), but they truly do not care about your children at all, it's solely 100% about how much money they can get out of you. (As long as your child is an easy and never poses any type of challenge for them.)

I've been waiting for a while to write this review but wanted to make sure I had my child removed…read morefrom here before hand out of fear of reprisal from the staff. So lets start with the facility. The building is very odd and was clearly not designed to be a day care center. You have to walk through classrooms to get to some of the other, and the office is just a desk at the entrance of the building. One of the biggest red flags to me while my child was enrolled here was the constant turn over. Just looking back through my emails in the short window of 6 months that my child was enrolled I received around a dozen emails regarding staffing changes. Sometimes it was the hiring of 1 individual or an email letting us know that 2, 3, or 4 teachers had left at a time. The turn over was so bad it made retail and fast food look like they have good staff retention. Next up, inconsistent communication or just flat out lies. There were several times where one teacher would say something, another something else, and the director would completely contradict everyone. This happened on multiple occasions. One of the more disappointing ones was and issue being able to get my child on a bus for preschool. We had to jump through several hoops and work very hard to get our child into the preschool program that we were very excited about through Olentangy Schools regarding speech delays. The months, weeks, and days leading up to him beginning this program we were assured by almost everyone on staff that there would be no issue getting him on or off the bus. Suddenly after about a week of him being in the program Barrington suddenly didn't have enough staff to be able to get him on the bus in the morning, even though we were given countless assurances. This is just one of many instances. TLDR: They seem to struggle keeping adequate staffing, they can't communicate properly, and they will go back on their word and act like it's your fault.