My child attended 4K at Cuddle Care and has been attending their child care program on and off…read moresince then over the past 3 years. We originally chose this center because it was close to home, but what a blessing it has turned out to be. The staff there is AMAZING and my daughter, even at 7 years old now, still loves going every day. She wakes up happy every morning and excited about going to day care. Last summer she decided to attend the YMCA as some of her classmates were attending their program, and she dreaded going every day. Cuddle Care is the only place I can leave my daughter each day and not feel even an ounce of anxiety and know she's in great hands. The owner, Kathy, is so kind and clearly loves children. She makes great homemade meals each day that my daughter loves and plans fun activities such as show and tell, water days, etc. Cuddle Care has my highest recommendation!

We did not have good experiences with Cuddle Care. We chose it because it had a 4k program and was…read moreclose to home. The 4k was fine, but that is actually run by Howard School District. The daycare itself was dirty and disorganized. My child was injured on a few different occasions (kids get hurt, I understand that) but I was not notified, and when I inquired about how he was hurt I was always told that nobody saw anything. There was no structure, the kids were just left to play while the employees sat playing on their phones and making plans for the weekend.

My child came here mid- year. The students and staff were very welcoming. Which speaks for the high…read morelevel of maturity that the student body has here. My child felt welcomed instantly despite being new. Lots of groups to join and opportunities to make new friends. I saw grades go from barely passing at the last school to honor roll grades at this one. The only negative things are getting in/out of the parking lot- it's a mess. The school website is pretty bad and could use some help to make it more user friendly. There is one lady in the office that seems particularly grouchy, and the schedules during finals week were beyond confusing. That being said, This is a great district to send your kids to. I wish we had moved here sooner.

My 2 grandchildren have attended Bay City for a total of 8 years so far. Their education has been…read moretop notch-- this coming from a retired public school teacher! They are learning higher level skills along with critical thinking, public speaking skills, Bible memory/ knowledge, and music skills. It is also amazing what they learn how to create in Art class. I could keep going! If you are looking for a TOP NOTCH Christian education-- this is it!!

I attended Bay City Christian School from K4-12th grade. I graduated in 2016 with 6 other students…read more My elementary educated was excellent, I dealt with bullying due to my unusual family background, however, the principle at the time did his best to regulate the bullying and, in my opinion, it was extremely helpful. When I reached middle school and high school I continued to have difficulties, however, not with students it was with the teachers. I will admit that when I was in elementary I was an extremely troubled child. I was a foster child and did not receive the proper parental guidance in my life until I was 7 years old when my biological parents were removed from my life. Teachers talk and made my guardians aware that they knew of my troublesome behavior and were ready to act when necessary. I truly had very little problems from 7th grade till 10th with any of my teachers. In 10th grade we received a new English teacher and that seemed to be when the problems started. This teacher on some accounts made inappropriate comments about her home life and enforced her personal Biblical beliefs on students rather than true Biblical mandates, which confused many students. When the administrator was approached on the account of this English teachers' inappropriate behavior it was brushed aside due to the personal relationship between the two. My senior year my family was going through some trials that made it difficult for me at home. Instead of receiving the Spiritual guidance I truly needed I was told to "Get over it," and continue with the task at hand (the school play). When I graduated my younger siblings still attended the school. One of my sisters was accused by the English teacher in front of other students of having immoral relations with the administrator. This was verified by the teacher, administrator/spouse, and student to be untrue. When approached in meetings by our guardians, administrator, and pastoral staff this teacher stated that she did not recall saying that, would never say that, and in her mind did not say that. Unfortunately, due to these unresolved circumstances the court stated that my siblings could not have that teacher, which resulted in my sibling's removal from the school. This resulted in my sister, who is a senior, being unable to finish school with her friends. The beginning of Genesis 50:20 states that what man means for evil God means for good. This being said my sister is able to take classes at her new school geared toward her college education and has received a paid internship in a field of her college interest.

WOW, the 1-star review is bewildering. They must have reviewed a different school accidentally…read more (Hey, that happens.) Three of my kids graduated from St. Peter. The teachers' love for EVERY student is so evident and heart-warming. No favorites, just love for all. The school remained open for in-person schooling even during the pandemic. They employed extensive, expensive, tireless safety measures -- because they love everyone. Teachers and staff volunteered countless extra hours to keep families safe while offering in-person classes -- something essential for education! Bottom line: Your child's education is WAY too important to entrust to an internet opinion poll. Schedule an in-person visit today and talk to the principal and staff so you can make your own decision. It's just an hour of your life -- a small investment to make a super important decision for you child!

If your child isn't "popular", they won't be treated the same as the "it" kids by their teachers…read more It's evident which students the teachers favor and in a school where they practically shout "practice what you're preached", they're exponentially hypocritical. Parents, if your child isn't a favorite, you can expect to be looked down upon as well. If your child has a question about something they were taught (and they're aren't already afraid to ask a question through no fault of their own) there's a good chance they'll be yelled at. Everyone learns differently; there's more than one way to explain a concept. My child shouldn't be penalized and criticized and feel stupid for asking a question because they learn/understand differently. I shouldn't have to repeatedly explain a lesson or go over a concept because my child's teacher doesn't effectively explain it. My child may not understand something right away and that's fine, but when I have to go over lessons every school night until they understand it, it's not my child. There's a tremendously unnecessary emphasis on sports. Plain and simple. Plus, there's a coach that swears in front of the players. It's grade school, not the world championship. They don't do anything about bullying. My child had an unfortunate experience with some kids and they always say you should tell a teacher... If you want nothing done, tell a teacher. The issue was never resolved and the bullying continued for months. If there's an issue with a teacher specifically, it's hard to voice your concern seeing as there's a lot of husband/wife teachers. That's why, for example, the principal's wife gets away with being a bad educator. If you want your child to be miserable and be surrounded by liars, hypocrites, and kids who are more fake than processed food, send them here. The best decision I made was taking my child out of there. I know many parents who feel the same way; it's a toxic place. After seeing my child dramatically improve intellectually and actually learn something, they were excited about school. They became more confident in their abilities and made great friends. They felt comfortable asking for help and they were shown what they did wrong instead of basically being told they're dumb. For the sake of your child's mental and spiritual health, please do your research and find a school that's worth your money.

I have both of my children in the center. The teachers are professional and more than accomodating…read morefor my unique schedule. The owner is wonderful to talk to and is always willing to help out when our family is going through a rough time. This is the only center I would send my children to.

All the instructors are beyond great! My daughter has improved so much in the last 2 years she has…read morebeen there. As a dance Mom, I have also met other wonderful dance Moms...there is no drama...we ARE a family!

Horrible dont come to this place if u have small ones or a stroller, mud all over my legs,…read morescratches and mosquito bites had me carry the stroller, a good majority of the way

Excellent, well groomed trails. I wish they allowed dogs but I guess too many people abuse that…read morewith not cleaning up and letting them off leash. Great place to hike or go for a trail run. Watch out in the spring or after rains as it can get very muddy in spots if you venture out more than 1/2 mile.

we were referred to the CP center. Wonderful staff who are on top of their game. Greatl care.read more