My son has been in the PGM program for two years and loving it! The teachers have been hit or miss…read morebut all schools have this issue. It's definitely not perfect and we have had a few complaints, but overall he has had a great experience. We pay out of state tuition and it's been worth it so far.

I love the school and the strong sense of community. It such a beautiful campus where people really…read moreseem to care about the students. My friend went here years ago and I am amazed at how much it the population has grown. There are a lot of places to study, eat, or just hang out plus who can complain about $2 movies with free popcorn. Parking can be a little tough, so make sure are allowed to park where you plan to park and allow time to potentially have to walk a little. When I say a little I mean literally a little, this campus was designed to be easily walkable.

Another fantastic football game between Myrtle Beach and Carolina Forest. Quarterback Goodroe with…read morehis pin-point accuracy firing the pigskin vs the running speed of Running back, CF Jayrn Fox. Well, Goodroe and Fox put on a spectacular performance yet in the end, Fox led CF with his 415 yards and 5 touchdowns to a victory over Myrtle Beach.

Here from Raleigh NC for football tournament and their field is gorgeous! Parking was great for our…read morecrowd.

The teachers here truly care for these children! They are loving and gentle. The center is well…read moremaintained and spotless. The children are happy. What more could you ask for?

I am writing this review as a warning to other parents about The Learning Station. My son attended…read morethis daycare, and over time, he became increasingly distressed at drop-off--kicking, screaming, and refusing to go in. At first, I thought it was just separation anxiety, but then I noticed a clear pattern--his reaction escalated whenever a specific male staff member entered the room. The day he saw this man and immediately broke down sobbing was the day I knew I couldn't ignore my instincts any longer. I brought my concerns to the daycare, and while they listened, they assured me they had seen no red flags. I expected this response, but as a parent, my priority is my child's safety. I refuse to take chances when my child is showing me, in the only way he knows how, that something is deeply wrong. So I pulled him out immediately--better safe than sorry. Beyond my personal experience, I strongly believe that a male staff member should not be assigned to classrooms with 2-3-year-olds who are just developing communication skills. Why not place him with older children who can express themselves better? This man is changing the diapers of little girls and boys and assisting with potty training. I'm not sure why the daycare believes this is a good idea, but I personally wasn't willing to risk my child's well-being. I am sharing this because I would want another parent to do the same for me. If your child is showing signs of distress at daycare, trust your gut. No one will advocate for your child like you will.

As a teacher at this school, I have found that faith-based education is the most rewarding way to…read morehelp a young person their mind, body, and soul. The tuition is not prohibitive with scholarships available, and the student-to-teach ration is unbeatable. Raise you standards, and make a decision that will change your future. Seton High in Myrtle Beach is waiting for you.