My child loves st rose so much. I'm so glad she is able to learn in such a good environment. My…read morechild complains about the lunches but she is a very picky eater

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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.

I love Children's Discovery Center! After researching and visiting many programs in the area, I…read morewalked into the Perrysburg CDC and knew it was the perfect fit to send my infant son. They have such an amazing staff with so much heart and a caring mindset. The Director of the facility really cares about the children and works with the parents daily. It's everything you would expect when trusting your child's care to someone else. The facility is clean and well taken care of, rooms separated to keep the ages apart, but structured so that the teachers can help each other out. It's obvious that the CDC staff puts a lot of time and energy into the well thought out room designs. They are fun and interactive for the kids to explore and grow as children. You just get this good and positive energy as soon as you walk through their doors. My son has now moved up through their system and is in the toddler rooms now. The teachers really try to engage the kids and develop them in a very individualized way. All the teachers in the infant and toddler rooms love having him and he loves seeing them. And best of all, the children seem very happy there. When I see my son interact with the other kids, they are attentive and share toys with him and give him hugs whenever he comes and goes. It's very nice to know that he is in a caring environment while he isn't home. I can see the growth and learning every day! The management is really committed to providing a safe, fun, and loving environment and I'm very thankful to Children's Discovery Center and the whole CDC team. I love this place and so does my son. My child is happy and thriving, which makes me a happy parent.

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.

*Updated:our family was sent threats of law suits by this school. Not once did they seek…read moreunderstanding or clarification of the situation.The recent developments regarding the allegations against the pastor and the current leadship come as no suprise given our experience.* My children attended MCA for five years. They never had any issues.They loved their teachers and friends.They did extremely well academically, socially, and behaviorally.All their teachers told us that they were a blessing and they loved our kids. In January, 2 of my daughters came to me and said that their teacher was touching them inappropriately, as well as other female students. Among other red flags,he was also referring to an all-girl class as his honey bunnies.Anybody who knows who he is knows that he's also the head of a foundation that helps s** trafficked girls.He knows more than anybody to never touch a minor.We confronted him and he denied at first,but he kept changing his story.He did admit that he was calling them honey bunnies.He also promoted heavy metal as being completely acceptable for Christians.We asked him not to play it in class, and he ignored our request.We brought the s**ual harassment allegations to the pastors attention (there was no principal the entire school year) as well as other concerning problems in that class.The pastor responded by maliciously slandering my kids and completely ignoring our concerns.When his allegations against my daughters were proven to be completely false, he asked was unconcerned and asked us what we wanted him to do about it. The handbook says that if a teacher or admin makes accusations that are proven false, the students should hear "I'm sorry." That didn't happen.He refused to allow my wife to speak in his presence in the meeting we had with him,and even kicked her out when she spoke even though she was very respectful.When he finally allowed her back in, he verbally attacked her while she sat mostly in silence as to not enrage him.Two weeks later, we asked the school office if there would be a principal next year, since there was none this entire year and we had lost alot of confidence in the administration based on how these issues had been handled.We received an email from the Pastor informing us we were no longer welcome at the school for the next school year,and if we continue to cause issues,he would make us leave immediately.He never gave us a reason why we were no longer welcome even though we fit every requirement to be enrolled at the school and have a spotless record for 5 years. We were very respectful to him even though he verbally attacked us and behaved very unprofessionally and tried to intimidate us with threats.We asked if we could meet and he said absolutely not.It could not have been handled worse.It appears that our dismissal from the school is retaliatory for speaking up about s**ual harassment.Theres no other explanation.The teacher has full access to the students,and no investigation has been opened about the harassment,although the handbook clearly states that an investigation would be conducted with these types of allegations.We would rather have handled this situation privately and resolved it.We tried.But he refused to have a conversation at all.Instead, he escalated every situation.His behavior was very disturbing. It's very unfortunate, because there are some really awesome teachers here.The school itself was not perfect, the office staff could use a lot of help with interactions with students,a couple teachers who yell and belittle the kids, amongst a few things. This is poor judgment and something that shouldn't be going on in a Christian school, but we overlooked these things because, for the most part, it was a good school.Based on what has happened to my family,I think it is just the tip of the iceberg of what actually goes on behind the scenes. We've heard many stories about the administrators behavior but it was truly shocking to see firsthand how he treats people, specifically a good family that makes the school a better school.Thankfully we had the foresight to record every conversation we had with him and the teacher. Teachers and parents have expressed shock at hearing what has happened to our family,but nothing will ever change if people don't take a stand and do the right thing before more people are hurt.All we ever tried to do was better the school and support it.My kids were the ones most hurt.I hope that this review will shed light on some very serious issues within the school administration and that the students won't be left in harm's way anymore.We sent an email to the advisory board letting them know the details of the situation. We had been ignored two other times by the pastor about the allegations. This was the third time expressing our concerns. We told them we would be forced to go public if they did not respond to our allegations or conduct an investigation. We waited 12 days with no response, so we then posted this review.

Years and years ago, I went here for high school. I got a great education: challenging, diverse,…read moreand life-changing, frankly. I just went back for the first time in years, for a reunion, and got to see what has changed and what has stayed the same. The buildings have changed, quite a bit. The campus is much the same- the school is set back in the woods and ravines. The education experience has not changed. Yes, there is more technology. But small class sizes and a commitment to preparing students for the world are still important. The academic education is great, but athletics, ethics, and awareness of the diversity of cultures out there also figure in. It's a college prep school and I was prepared, as current students are, for the college experience. Start your kids in preschool if you can, or get them in for high school. You won't regret it.