Sending our 3 daughter to St. Paul's was one of the best decisions we ever made for our family. We…read moreare forever grateful for the love and guidance that they have given us. St Paul's Preschool is small enough to feel like home but holds a mighty presense. They love their students as they were their own children. With 50+ years in operation, St. Paul's is a hidden gem in the Louisville community. The staff and teachers go above and beyond to give their students a loving and nurturing environment where they can thrive and grow physically, emotionally and academically. All 3 of my children have been beyond prepared for Kindergarten. The learning environment is the perfect mix of fun, kindness, and hard work. They keep you updated on the academic and emotional progress of your child and keep the parents engaged with the child's learning plan. We felt genuine support for our children's development at St. Paul's. Over the past 2 years during a world-wide pandemic, life has been challenging. St. Paul's made us feel safe to send our children to school. Many of the pandemic specific cleaning/sanitary polices were already in place before the pandemic. You could always find St. Paul's cleaning and adhering to all health and safety regulations. Their school is meticulously clean and well taken care of. There is no doubt that St. Pauls' teachers and staff are passionate about what they do. We highly recommend St. Paul's Preschool.

From the owner: Come grow with us! Our school has been a mainstay in the Hikes Point area over 60 years. St…read more Paul's staff and Director have many years of early childhood experience and a great love for their job. Small classes and low student/teacher ratios will make your child's first preschool experience one that will make lasting memories. We offer half day classes for 2.1/2 - 4 year olds with various 2, 3, or 5 day options.

Cornerstone is incredible! Truly a home away from home for your child, my son has been attending…read morefor 1.5 years and the staff is amazing. I never worry about him and the friendships he's made I know will carry on to elementary school. This is one of the only centers I've seen with long standing staff and you can tell the teachers are appreciated. Love their play based philosophy and the natural playground really sets them apart. We love cornerstone

A wonderful, nurturing child care center. We currently have 2 children enrolled and have…read moreexperienced all the classrooms. Caring, involved teachers and staff. Play based, which is amazing for their emotional and interpersonal skills. But still educational, in an age appropriate manner. Our oldest is ready for Kindergarten, both from an educational and maturity standpoint. They have navigated the world of COVID thoughtfully, with the kids' happiness and health at the forefront. We are so thankful for Cornerstone!

We have had such a wonderful experience with Primrose School of East Louisville. From day one, we…read morefelt confident and comfortable knowing our baby was in such loving, capable hands. The teachers (and support staff) in the infant room were incredibly nurturing and attentive. They took the time to really get to know our child's personality and needs, and they communicated with us every step of the way. It was clear from the beginning that this was a true partnership in our child's development, which is invaluable as a first time parent. The level of engagement from the staff has consistently exceeded our expectations. The teachers (and support staff) are not only warm and caring, but they also create a fun, stimulating environment that encourages exploration and growth. We've loved seeing the developmental milestones our child has reached, and we know so much of that progress is thanks to the intentional learning experiences and individual attention provided at Primrose. What stands out the most is how happy our child is when we bring her to school and the immediate engagement with the teachers. She always smiles at drop-off when we hand her to one of her teachers and they are engaged in the conversation about when our child ate last, how she slept the night before, and how her attitude was that morning before coming to school so they know how to best care for her that day. Starting each day off like this is priceless for a parent. Knowing your child is safe, happy and learning is exactly what I would expect from a place like Primrose, and they deliver. We are incredibly grateful for the role Primrose has played so far in the growth and development of our child and cannot recommend Primrose School of East Louisville enough!

If you're a parent who wants the best education for your child(ren)--this is a must read & you…read moreshould look no further! My 4 yr old son has the privilege of attending this private "accredited" yes "accredited" preschool and it is phenomenal. He has been to some daycares in the past that swear that their focus is education & challenging the minds of the little ones but trust me, after paying close attention, they were not. I researched and found Primrose before it was even built months ago & decided that this was the place my son had to be no matter how many hours I needed to work--he needed to have the best education. Primrose teachers are degree level teachers who have the know how and ability to work with the kids according to their age group. The kids have a schedule so they aren't being babysat--they're actually learning. I can't tell you how much my son has made a dramatic shift in his behavior and attitude since starting here & it hasn't even been a month. So if you're child is acting out at his/her current school, investigate what's going on--he/she may just be bored from the lack of activity. To top it all off, the owner Anne Almond rocks! Her smile and personality is contagious and the director Laura Paine is irreplaceable in the quality of professionalism and friendliness she displays to each family. Lastly, I'm a foodie so you know I love the fact that they have a Personal Chef who really prepares healthy meals for the children. My son and daughter always come home telling me about the healthy snacks they've had at Primrose. Parents, I know this was long but if you really truly care about your child's education this is the place you'll want them to be. If you have school-aged children, that's no problem. My daughter is 5 and they pick her up on the bus (that has seatbelts...what?!) everyday from school to attend Primrose for Aftercare! I kid you not--we're a military family but now that I've found Primrose and the wonderful staff at East Louisville's location--I really don't want to leave, even with me knowing they have 20 or more locations in other states. Please, check them out! You'll be glad that you did or questioning why you hadn't!

Nice neighborhood catholic school spot for fish fry Fridays during lent. Go to the cafeteria. Dine…read morein line on the left and carry out on the left. They accept cash or card. Fish dinner with 2 sides for $12 and beer for $2-3

This review is for the annual fish fry…read more The set up is somewhat confusing, there is a line that you stand in to get food and pay, but then there is another line that had no payment at the end so what was that food? I never found out. Then there is a whole other table for drinks where you have to buy a ticket for, which didn't concern me because I just had water. I got the fish with rye bread and tartar sauce. My side was mac and cheese and I tried a couple of my friends fries. Everything was hot and fresh although taste was lacking. The fish was pretty bland and the mac and cheese was so yummy looking in the pan, very thick and cheesy, but it hardened in my bowl and was pretty flat overall. Also we got there early which was a good idea because 5 minutes after we sat down a huge wave of people arrived and the dining room filled up to capacity. If you are in the area this isnt one bad, but for me I am still on the hunt for a better fry.

Super sweet and caring staff. They helped my little come out of his shell. We feel like familyread more

This is a wonderful facility. The staff is amazing and truly care about our child. I highly…read morerecommend.

I was happy with The Gardner School until Ms. Lauren started and care began to decline…read moresignificantly. I would not recommend the Gardner School.

TGS has been such a wonderful experience for not only my child but for us as parents! Trusting…read moresomeone with your child is huge and the staff here truly have a passion for children. My child is thriving and daily comes home with something new she's learned. We are so grateful for TGS!

Kiddie Academy has excellent teachers who are both knowledgeable and loving with their children…read more Keep up the great work!

From the owner: Kiddie Academy of Louisville-East, an educational daycare in Louisville, offers age-specific child…read morecare programs. Our flexible, standard-based curriculum encourages children to progress in school and in life. We pride ourselves in providing a daycare that focuses on developing positive character traits for kids, while providing a nurturing learning environment. Our programs can range from infant and toddler to kindergarten and school age. Read our child care reviews, take a virtual tour and learn more about Kiddie Academy to find the best "daycare near me" for you and your child.

It was a great experience for my child. It offers small class sizes, a good staff and safe and an…read moreaccepting environment. My son went on to be a Steinhauser scholarship winner at Trinity High School. With us being the working class of the world he was able to go there tuition free with his great grades. An opportunity that was greatly appreciated and earned. I always had good interactions with the staff and they were readily available to me. I would highly recommend this school to those wanting to avoid sending their children to public school. The cost wasn't high and was worth it.

Was a parent of former students there for 8 years until changing schools for these reasons:…read more-Religion is not taught as a separate class, rather "mixed in" with the other subjects. My daughter in 2nd grade had a matching assignment (attached) where it indicates when she grows up the best thing she could do is "support her husband." What is this year, 1950? Other assignment attached is from my 6th grader and could give anyone religious anxiety. -Volunteer input is minimally considered, and unless you're good friends with principal/AD or a big donor, I felt that they don't care much about the regular parents other than frequent emails asking for more donations and fundraising. -Extracurriculars are severely lacking compared to other PK-8 private schools. Also multiple grades are taught in the same class by the same teacher. -Zero daily hot lunch option.