If you truly care about your child, do not send them here by any means. The school claims to be…read moreprofessional and well-structured, but that image is extremely misleading. While they advertise themselves as a full Islamic school, the reality is very different. The school is far too expensive for what it actually offers. In the middle school and high school buildings, the only subjects that seem to be taken seriously are Arabic and math. In Quran class, students are simply handed a Quran and are expected to already know how to read and memorize it, with little to no proper instruction or support. New students are not treated well, and there is little effort made to help them adjust or feel welcomed. This is not the Islamic learning environment they promote. Everything costs extra, the expectations are unreasonable, and the overall atmosphere can be emotionally draining. In general, the middle and high school environment can completely destroy a child's motivation and love for learning. It is not a healthy place for students during such important developmental years. That being said, the elementary school is a completely different story. The elementary program is actually excellent. They teach Quran reading properly, Arabic writing, and Islamic studies in a structured and supportive way. The environment is kind, safe, and nurturing, which is exactly what young children need. Teachers are more patient, and students are encouraged rather than pressured. I would strongly recommend this school only for elementary-aged children. However, the same recommendation does not apply to the middle or high school. Parents should seriously reconsider enrolling their older children here, as the quality of education and student care drops significantly after elementary school.

sunrise has been a wild expeirence the school has been…read moreinteresting they like to cover up a lot of stuff that happen school lunch is atrocious absolutely disgusting kids have been complaining about it and teachers are very unfair overall is just not the "Islamic school" you'd imagine

The concert series at Saint Mary's is incredible thank you Fr. Vince for your vision and thank you…read moreMark Voris for your vision of starting this concert series.

This church is breathtaking! Located in historic German Village, it feels like it was taken right…read moreout of a picture book. Just a beautiful, historic location. The church actually had an accident a few years ago (a fire I believe?) and they reopened about 2 years ago. I never saw the Original St. Mary's, but I frequently go to Mass here now. I am a parishioner at St. Catharine's, but I love Fr Vince so much that you can sometimes catch me at a random weekday Mass at St Mary's or the 11a Sunday Mass. Father Vince Nguyen is a fantastic priest. He is really good friends with my pastor, Father Dury and they are a lot alike. His homilies are meaningful, thought-provoking, heartfelt and humorous. I always leave a Mass at St. Mary's feeling invigorated with the Holy Spirit. I have also gone to confession here a few times and once again, Fr. Vince is the best. He takes his time with each penitent and makes you feel loved by God as he discusses Scripture with you and outlines your penance. He has become my go-to confessor (sorry Father Dury--everyone knows it feels weird to go to your "home" priest for confession! Hah!) The interior of this church is something that even non-Catholics can appreciate. The wood fixtures are so fresh and new-- enough to make St. Joseph himself proud! The artwork and statues are ones that I could stare at for hours. It really is breathtaking--everyone should see this! I'd highly recommend St. Mary's as a parish to attend Mass. It's such a special experience each time. Thank you Fr. Nguyen for being such a wonderful priest- the Holy Spirit is on fire in you!

There is no other Christian school in the area that offers the high quality of education as WCS…read moredoes. They even offer an Immunology class for the high school students. Their fine arts is strong and the teachers are caring and qualified. There's really no comparison to other Christian schools.

We love this school. The teachers are kind and genuinely care about each student. Our kids receive…read morean excellent education and have a wide range of opportunities to explore their interests. It's a very welcoming place with great families and values!

I HIGHLY recommend this school. I can't put into words how great this school is. My children have…read moregreat education. They have amazing friends, and all the parents and children have excellent manners. The school is also has great teachers that teach your kids Christianity with well thought out lessons. I HIGHLY recommend this school if you wanna teach your kids good manners and all about Christianity.

Came back to my old high school a few decades later. This time to bring my niece to Spanish day…read moreCamp for one week during the summer break. Two new buildings have replaced the old trailers. Everything looked fresh, new, and so clean. Friendly teacher and helpers led the children all week teaching them Spanish but making it fun to learn with crafts and snacks. I hear there's going to be a new playground soon. So great to know that another generation of students are getting the same great quality of Christian education that I did.

Northside Christian School has been an amazing blessing in our life. All four of our children…read moreattend and though not a single student teacher or administrator is perfect, I've consistently observed Christ like love expressed towards each other. They seek to love, learn and live Christ. The new building is a huge blessing and the parents contribute to one another. The school is small(about 175 students) but the impact is great. If you are looking for a school that is focused on the glory of God and excellence for that purpose, you should schedule a visit.

For more than 100 years, the Pontifical College Josephinum has been preparing students for the…read morepriesthood. But they also have events there, and its a lovely place to host them. The grounds are beautiful and I suggest that if you have an event here, that you arrive early so you can take a quick walk around and check out the site. There is a nice area where you can sit on benches around which there are memorials to the different leadership of the College. I wish I could have had a chance to go into some of the other buildings as the main one is especially pretty on the outside and I can only imagine is grandeur on the inside.

Beautiful chapel. I visited the Josephinum for a ProMusica concert. The acoustics are stunning…read more Every detail is exquisite and cared for. A true gem in Columbus! Stained glass windows, elaborate structures. Light streams into the room, illuminating every corner of the church. I was in the second floor chapel, but there are multiple chapels that I didn't have the pleasure to explore. For next time!

Very happy to have found a Good Christian school. No…read morecomparison to public(last year).My kids love,love , love it there. Academically, I know they have accomplished tons to be up to Liberty level of education. The staff is very nice , they pray everyday with the children. Tuition is reasonable.

Liberty Christian Academy hides behind the language of faith, but what's happening inside is…read moreanything but Christlike. Their leadership prioritizes image over integrity and performs faith rather than practicing it. When serious concerns regarding my children's experience at LCA were brought to their attention, not a single person in charge responded. This is a school that protects its own narrative, not its students. It fails to notify parents about major emotional and safety-related concerns. Rather than address serious issues with transparency and accountability, LCA seems more focused on protecting its internal image--driven by fear of exposure and the weight of performative Christian guilt. It's not just unprofessional--it's a betrayal of the very values they claim to uphold. When LCA becomes a platform for manipulation rather than a neutral support system for students, they cease to be a safe space. This is a school far more interested in protecting its image than protecting its students. If you're considering LCA, ask yourself: what would happen if your child needed support--and the truth was inconvenient to the school's brand?

This is a great school except that there is no grass. Otherwise this is a great school and great…read moreteachers too.

I am so pleased with the quality of education my daughter has received so far at this school. She…read morehas gone now for three years (two years preschool, now in kindergarten). The teachers have been wonderful and supportive and there is a high level of parental involvement. One of my favorite thing they are doing this year is "seventh grade buddies" for the kindergartners. They come once a week and help out the little kids. What a great way to give the teenagers a sense of purpose and an unselfish attitude. The school runs P-8 in one building.

I left after I was suspended for something I didn't do, but the administration wouldn't tell me why…read moreI was suspended at first. The first way I found out what I was accused of was that half the student body knew immediately after it occurred. The way that the school handles discipline is very public, which is at least negligent and at worse malicious. I left because after that whole situation, I felt so alienated by my peers because people started to treat me like some sort of freak. Unfortunately, one star is as low as I can review. Save your money and just send your kids to public school.

My children both started Madison Christian in high school. They both went to a small Christian…read moreschool from K-8. We pulled our first daughter out her junior year and are now doing the same with our second daughter and both were straight A students. The school's new head is unwilling to work with parents. He couldn't even be bothered to respond to our email regarding our concerns and reasons for leaving. There is a lot of talk about all these great things the school will offer but there is little follow through. If your student is more advanced this is not the school for you. There are no honors courses any longer, they stopped allowing CCP credit for core subjects, and there are only 2 AP classes offered. The school admin makes these big changes without any input from parents. Also, the school considers itself nondenominational but is very critical of many widespread Christian denominations. I feel that my kids have fallen behind since attending Madison. The ODE state test results here are right about, or in the case of math, below the state average. They also have eliminated most of their elective courses.