A wonderful place with great people! My son and daughter love going here and have made great…read morefriendships. It is so nice to have a place, and people, you trust to take care of your precious children!

Very nice community, very affordable, good teachers, lots and lots of outdoor time. One minor…read morecomplaint is maybe too many worksheets for my pre-k aged daughter. Building is a little shabby but overall we were happy. Left because of a schedule change and a new baby on the way, but otherwise were very happy with this place.

I never thought I'd find myself writing a warning like this, but after what my daughter went…read morethrough, I feel compelled to speak up. They are not welcoming. We enrolled her in Olympia Waldorf trusting the promises of a nurturing environment, holistic education, community, and balance. What we actually experienced was chaos, lack of accountability, broken promises, and a lot of emotional strain. This school is nothing like what is advertised. Please do your research there are even documentaries that shed light on the reality. Sending my daughter here is one of my biggest regrets as a parent. If you want your child to be ostracized, send them here. Out of respect for my child I choose not to put specific details here. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out.

I have had the great pleasure of watching my children thrive at Olympia Waldorf School over the…read morepast decade. I have a high school graduate who attended from third grade through graduation as well as two current students in middle school and early childhood. I've watched all three of my kids enjoy seasonal celebrations & festivals, deep connections with friends & teachers, and vivid memories of quality time spent outside & on meaningful field trips. The deeply personal experience of having a teacher with you from first grade through eighth grade is unmatched in my opinion. Teachers have years to form a much greater understanding and connection with children in this longer timeline format of education and it gives a much more personal and caring environment for children to learn and grow in. The philosophies and theories behind this type of education also ask that teachers are always learning, growing, and improving on all levels of their being, which translates to teachers that are self-aware and emotionally intelligent, always striving to better themselves and to understand and support their students. I also love that the school teaches music and foreign languages from such a young age. Woodworking, needlefelting, knitting, and other handwork skills are also such an integral part of this education that children leave the school with skills that most of us as parents wish for! (We usually get some pretty great handmade holiday and birthday gifts as a result also!) The parent community cannot be beat here. I've seen so much support for families, and so many important foundations of community throughout. When one parent needs help with carpools, emergencies, meal trains--you name it, this community shows up. It's inspiring to see the care and love put into not only the experience for the children, but for the entire family. It sets the precedent for the children to grow up taking an active role in their community and I feel we truly model how to show up for people and how to take care of people here. We truly have met so many amazing lifelong friends in this community that have stood by us in times of crisis and need. Its so much more than a school!

This is a great preschool. They accept 2-6 year old kids in split classrooms. It's a nice…read morepreschool experience with good rhythms and routines. The days have similar patterns and the kids respond well. There is plenty of free play, some circle time, art, more free play, stories read, etc. It is only a partial day program and not a full day daycare, but it's good for getting little ones of the house, and learning about the world without you. It is a church so there is a Christian element, and light bible education. I'm a fan and I know others that have or will go there with all of their children.

I was told Hands On Children's Museum is a must do with kids and I'm glad we finally got here…read morebefore we move back east. I think we spent close to 5 hours here and my kids would of stayed longer but I had a few stops to make and saw their was going to be some traffic going home so decided it was time to go. There 2 floors and a decent size outdoor area. It was rainy when we went but that didn't stop by kids from checking out the outdoor area. The art lab was huge. There were so many things to check out my kids were so engaged and didn't want to leave.

Children's museum is always awesome and my nephew had such a fun time. The food was pretty good - a…read morestep above fast food. I got the pizza quesadilla and while it was pretty basic it did genuinely taste good, especially dipped in their marinara sauce. Big pieces of pepperoni and melted cheese. The chicken bites were decent, the breading was a little thicker than I would have liked but the chicken meat was moist. The slushie was, well, a slushie. It didn't feel overpriced and as far as having food in the building after kiddos play for hours and hours, I was pretty happy with our meal. It's worth it to just grab some lunch here if the kids are hungry!

I miss this place, I used to love it so much, the only reason why it is not a 5 is because some…read morekids were bullies &/or rude, but the actual school and the teachers and everything else was amazing.

Caring teachers and very invested principal. Mr. Kealy is very responsive to kids and parents. HFS…read moreis awesome!

We started our 4-year-old here and we're so impressed with the individualized, caring approach that…read morewe moved our two older kids to Holy Family the next year. It's a small school, and that means the entire staff knows your kids and the teachers always get back to you.

It's ok. The tour given by my daughter was nice. They have a lot of activities for the students…read more It's great that the bus system runs regularly through there also. Small campus.

Great place to chill and study B)…read more I don't even attend the school, but we need to invest in more community centers to fight the ingrained cultures of individualism.

We Love Lacey Parent Coop Preschool, it is play based learning that really gets kids ready for…read morekindergarten. We have been with the school now for 3 years and plan on joining again when my baby is old enough. Kids don't have to be potty trained but just the exposure to kids that are helped my son decide he was ready. Also I love the parent involvement, there is parent helping required but it is only 2-3 times a month and it is so much fun to get to take part of not only my child's education but his classmates.