We have been at this facility for 2 years and could not be happier! We started when our oldest was…read more16 months and also now have our second child there since the infant room. The moment you walk in, it just feels different than other daycare facilities, warm, nurturing and so clean. Everyone knows our girls and are excited to see them and teach them each day. Some days my girls don't want to leave ha ha! It is more than a daycare/preschool, it's a family!

We have been at Spanish For Fun in Wake Forest for almost a month now, and it has been nothing…read moreshort of incredible. Before we even started, the director had a meeting with us to go over everything and answer any questions we had. We felt so at ease sending our child there, already knowing the attention to detail that Spanish For Fun has. The teachers in her infant room are amazing--they were incredibly welcoming and helpful from the moment we stepped foot in the room. They have loved on our girl just as much as we do and truly treat her like their own. We love how strong the two-way communication is, and how we are working together to do what is best for our child. Again, our experience so far at Spanish For Fun in Wake Forest has been nothing short of amazing, and we could not be happier to be part of the Spanish For Fun family!

This church really tries to follow the teachings of Christ with community involvement, welcoming to…read moreall and opportunities for people to grow and learn in Jesus. I've been to Catholic churches in many states and countries, from ones that were still pre-Vatican in their methods to some that were strictly following the Baltimore catechism, and this one really has truly stood out as wanting to do the right thing for all and reach out beyond its doors. This place has even gotten me to sing in church! I highly recommend getting involved here.

After the Franciscan Friars left this Church has had way too many Priests and Pastors. St. Francis…read moreseems to be controlled by women instead of the actual Priests. The music is too lay in my opinion and too feminine . There is no masculine element. Also it's a barebones Church almost resembling a Protestant Church. There are no kneelers like at any normal Catholic Church. This is the only Church in the triangle that prays the Synod. They have become very liberal and less traditional. They don't do the initial act of contrition but rather sing. Try St. Catherine or St. Luke if you want a more traditional mass.

I have three children. My oldest child has attended this center for 10 years, my middle child for…read more9 years, and my youngest child for almost 6 years. All enrolled in the math and reading programs. All three have benefited tremendously from the Kumon exercises. Some benefits include: *alleviating the homework stress I hear parents complaining about *eliminating the need for tutors *grades in math and reading are consistently above grade level *light work load given daily to keep the brain stimulated, even on breaks I highly recommend Kumon... particularly the center in Apex. (currently on W. Williams St.)

As a former student who completed the Math curriculum at this center, I think Kumon has helped me…read moreso much throughout my years of high school. It really helps drill down the basics so it becomes almost like muscle memory which helped me a lot in courses like Calculus. The staff and owner at this center specifically do a marvelous job ensuring kids stay on task and continue to excel in their work. Stick with the process and I'll guarantee you that it'll help a lot!!

I had to write this review when, after repeated attempts at check-ins, I realised my kids' school…read morewasn't even listed on Yelp as an elementary school! I believe the school was named for Emma Conn, but for the past several years the school has been the ONLY magnet school in Wake County offering the Active Learning and Technology program. As a parent, obviously I put a lot of thought into which school I wanted my kids to attend. The recent Wake County school board controversy really made me shy away from the public schools; I knew I was interested in a magnet program. My husband and I have been looking to buy a house also, so knowing we were moving (possibly from one school district to another) was also an incentive for magnet schools- my kids would be able to attend the same school from K-5th grade! As a kid who attended 3 elementary schools myself, that really spoke to me. More importantly, I can vouch that the Conn system really works. Today, I had my kindergarten son's 3rd quarter parent-teacher conference. Prior to him enrolling in school, I was concerned, because like a lot of little boys, he had trouble sitting still, listening, being attentive for long periods of time. I don't know if it was his wonderful teacher Ms. Christie, or the syllabus that includes time for dance, drama, PE, and arts in addition to the reading/writing/arithmetic basics, but I literally nearly teared up as she laid out for us a sample of his free-period writing from 1st, 2nd, and 3rd quarter. My son has made insane progress this year, moving from a kid who was proud to know his alphabet, to a kid who can write multiple sentences without any adult input at all. The "technology" and "active" part of the curriculum aren't just buzzwords, either. Whether it's the interactive "smart tables" the school is placing in kindergarten classrooms, or that strawberry "learning module"/fundraiser they recently held (an educational trip to the berry farm followed by sales of baggies of regular and chocolate-dipped strawberries), the school not only keeps kids motivated and interested in learning, but helps parents feel involved as well. I'm a technology-minded person myself, and I HATE being sent home random slips of paper that will inevitably end up lost in my kid's bookbag or in the dredges of my car's backseat, so I also appreciate principal Diane Kearney's weekly pre-recorded phone calls full of the latest school news! Try relying on your 6-year-old for important data and you would appreciate it also! Tonight we had Kindergarten Orientation for my youngest, who will hopefully benefit from the same great teachers Jack had, but regardless will benefit from Conn's innovative magnet approach. I felt stressed at the time of choosing a school to apply for, and I felt stressed we wouldn't be chosen after submitting my application, but ever since my kids started attending Conn, I have never once been stressed about their safety, happiness, or education. That's about the highest praise I can give. Keep it up Conn!!

We love the entrepreneurial design magnet and the diversity of this school! The teachers are so…read moreengaged with the kids and families, the PTA is very strong and involved, and my children are thriving at Conn. I cannot say enough great things about this school.

I have been using College Nannies and Tutors for a couple of years now. Last night we had a sitter…read morecome to watch our 7 and 4 year old children. We got home at 11:00 PM and both kids were in bed sleeping. This may not seem like a big deal but our daughter has problems sleeping. My wife and I were truly amazed when we walked in the house and both kids were sleeping!

God bless these people. They are wonderful. Employees go through more training and background…read morechecks than Care.com. They also have an app to book sitters with bios. They truly want to make your life easier. You have an initial consultation to determine your needs, and then they set you up with the perfect person.

My daughter attended this school for four years, and from the very beginning to the end, she was…read moretruly happy. The teachers and administrative staff genuinely care about each student's environment, with respect and kindness being top priorities. As a parent, you can feel that, and my daughter always shared her happiness with me. Academically, Envision is excellent, and the state test results prove it. My daughter and I highly recommend this school to everyone--and when I say everyone, I mean EVERYONE.

My grandson started first grade here and now is in third. First, I want to say that all the…read moreteachers really care about students and spend time working to meet their needs in terms of instruction. They did an exceptional job during the virtual learning stint last year when COVID-19 closed down the schools. Daily lessons were reasonable and interesting by using a combination of online materials and assignments that were done by students using materials at home and interest topics of their choice. No "drill and kill" assignments in the lot! Also, there was enough flexibility in the schedule that students could take an occasional break and have choices in which activity they did next on their workboard of assignments. Now that they are back in the building, safety and health are a high priority and activities are more project based and hands-on with materials of interest. I am very happy that he is attending ESA. He is learning and enjoying the time spent at school.