Goooo Pirates! The Rockport Fulton Middle School is a…read morebeautiful campus that backs right up to the Rockport Fulton High School campus, making one giant campus. They share some resources and parking, but the middle school backs up to Colorado Street. I went to the Rockport Fulton Middle School for the Hummingbird Festival, where we got to look around the sprawling campus of the Pirates. They have a nice cafeteria, with cool signs and posters that are pro-pirate! Yarrr! The school colors are green and silver, and they're painted all over the place around here! Cool! The kids here seem smart and well behaved, so I gotta give a shout out to the teachers here! Wooot! I was glad to see that the parking lot was clean, and the restrooms were free of graffiti! Go Pirates!

I've had my children enrolled in this school for the past several years and I cannot say enough…read morewonderful things about MDS and its staff. Every teacher and teacher's aide that my sons have had were loving, engaging, attentive and just overall wonderful. The directors, Angela and Suzanne, have been everything you'd want to see in leadership - knowledgeable, compassionate, fair and great communicators. The school has always informed us of any issues that our sons might be having, big and small, and have been very supportive in working with us to find solutions. Thank you MDS for all of the love, devotion and virtuous foundation that you have helped establish in our children's lives. We are blessed!

Parent Review As…read moreparents, we feel it is important to share our experience so other families understand how a serious child safety issue was handled at Methodist Day School. On February 12, we were informed that a photo had been taken inside the school involving our three-year-old child. In the image, an adult staff member is holding our child, smiling with their tongue out, and physically positioning our child's hand into an obscene gesture. () Our child did not initiate this action and does not understand its meaning. The photo was taken by an adult and shared digitally. We reported this incident to school leadership the same day. From the beginning, we expected immediate action, transparency, and clear safeguards to protect children. That did not happen. Over the next twelve days, we attended meetings, sent written communication, and made ourselves fully available by phone and email. Our contact information was provided from day one. We repeatedly asked for clear answers, accountability, and written safeguards moving forward. Those answers were never clearly provided. The staff member involved remained employed and continued working with children. We were told the response would have been different if the image had been shared publicly, which was deeply concerning. Child safety should not depend on public exposure. We were also told it was our decision whether to confront the staff member or take the matter to the board. That responsibility should never have been placed on parents. Issues involving staff conduct and child safety should be handled by leadership. Because of how this was handled, we removed our child from the school on February 20. One parent resigned from employment at the school the same day, despite loving working with the children. Another teacher also resigned and removed her own child due to concerns that the staff member involved remains employed. For clarity, there was no personal relationship between my wife and the teacher involved. They were coworkers only. When we attempted to be heard by the school board regarding our own child, we came respectfully with written documentation. We were instructed to wait outside for over two hours and were not allowed to be present while our child was discussed. When we were finally allowed to speak, no responses or statements were made. No one reached out afterward. Throughout this process, the incident involving a single teacher in the orange room was repeatedly minimized. Responses from school administration, board leadership, and pastoral leadership focused on controlling discussion rather than addressing the seriousness of what occurred. All we asked for were clear answers and written safeguards moving forward. To this day, those safeguards have not been clearly documented or confirmed. If child safety and accountability were the priority, the outcome would have looked very different. Instead, the school lost two employees and two students who did nothing wrong, while retaining the staff member involved and the leadership responsible for how parents were treated. This does not reflect all teachers or staff. Many care deeply about children. Our concern is with leadership and how a serious child safety issue was handled after it was reported. Parents deserve to be respected, included, and heard when decisions involve their children. Child safety should always come first.

This chapel is beautiful. 24/7 adoration! Cafè Veritas bookstore and coffees is on the same…read morecampus- you see the bookstore sign on your way to the chapel. A second smaller blue dome was added to the life size stations of the cross with a huge life size rosary!!!!! So, all three (beautiful adoration chapel, cafè/bookstore, and the life size stations) are right next to each other. If you need to get away for a 15 minute retreat, take yourself here and leave with peace in your heart. There's a priest (fr scott) who makes his own coffee and is sold in bookstore. Try it.!

He did a awesome job with my oldest child, and I will be using him for my son nextread more

Excellent service and super helpful! Would recommend for anyone! Super easy to schedule an…read moreappointment and very accommodating with time!

My husband and I had Talitha as our postpartum doula, and her care was truly outstanding. She made…read moreus feel very comfortable and helped us adjust smoothly to all the new changes. She is incredibly responsible and responsive in every situation. We feel so fortunate to have had her as part of our journey and highly recommend her.

I have worked with Tali in San Diego, and not only am I constantly amazed by her care and advocacy…read morefor clients and her community, but every family we have worked with together feels the same. Working with Tali is an enriching experience that leaves you feeling uplifted and inspired. Any family or care provider lucky enough to work with her will undoubtedly come away touched and better for it. She truly exemplifies the best of what this field represents.