My daughter currently attend daycare there as a 7 month old and they are incredible. I get updates…read morethroughout the day if need be and they let me know about any odd behaviors she may be having, i.e. pulling at her ears, coughing etc. Never want to go any place else. Excellent people.

My husband and I went to tour their facility, ask questions, etc. We walked in and no…read moreadministration or teachers were around. We stood there for a good two minutes just wondering where to go. We could have easily walked into the back room, snatched up a kid, and left. No bells/dingers/alarms or anything goes off when the door opens to let anyone know that someone has entered the establishment. The administrator finally came out and we told her we had called about getting a tour, and she was so frazzled. She walked me to the nursery room so we could see the way they have everything is set up. The lady in charge of the nursery is very nice, and you can see that she's very hands-on with the kids, but the administration was so lacking. I kept asking the owner questions about kid-teacher ratios, how long the waiting list is, and she didn't know the answers to any of the questions. The lady in charge of the nursery had to answer the questions for her. Didn't leave me with a good feeling. Their lack of security is crazy!

My daughter has been going to Leah's for over 3 years and we are so happy with the coaches and…read morestaff! Everyone is very friendly and it is apparent that they care about each and every kid that they work with. The atmosphere is positive and fun!

I watched them kick a child off of my daughters cheer team this week, because the mom complained…read moreabout some things. I read the complaints from the mom. They were valid and reasonable. I am stunned that they would punish a child over an adult conflict. This child was very committed, well behaved and well liked by her peers. I watched the child come back in to the practice the next evening, to ask Leah why she was kicked off of the team. Leah refused to come out and even meet with the child. This was a 10 or 11 year old little girl. We won't return next year because of this.

I had horrible anxiety in choosing a reliable daycare provider for my son. The staff here are…read moreEXCEPTIONAL and having the app to see how his day is going is AWESOME!

Very nice set up in historic hikkcresf neighborhood. It is very convenient to work for UMAS and ACH…read moreemployees. Excellent hours. Very good approach to early childhood education with diverse group of students and teachers. Both of our children go here.

Overall, I give this school 4/5 stars at this time because, for me, the most important aspects of…read morechildcare are quite strong, and there is some room for improvement. We've been there 1.5 years. The strengths start with the staff--almost all staff are engaged (read: not on their phones, willing to conference and work with parents), and pleasant. Another strength is their policies -- the ratios they require are better than DHS, they implement and advertise policies for safety (eg, parents don't be on cell phone at pick up). Plus, the Montessori curriculum is actually implemented in classrooms--it's not just a daycare holding place. We moved from another daycare and my child's physical and cognitive development skyrocketed when we Changed schools. Now, the school is in a huge old house, so it's not fancy in material but they regularly repair and have an excellent playground the kids visit 1-2 times daily. I find it perfectly quaint. The limits right now are on communication about big changes. They have a monthly newsletter that's brief and helpful. They lack other infrastructure for communicating with parents that really works--some have a Facebook page, some rely on texting parents...but it's not consistent or multifaceted enough to catch everybody (eg some people email, some need flyers). I've learned about big changes by noticing something and asking, Like a new teacher joining or combining two classrooms. My other issue is with nutrition, which plays a big role in child behavior, mood, and development . "Snack" is often processed food with few nutrients (eg Cheez its, graham crackers), and hot lunch is better but not great. Now, we compensate by bringing our child's lunch, but she eats most or more of her allotted sugar each day at school snacks and doesn't get many important nutrients from the food provided.

I went for a mission mover weekend and they didn't have ranch for the pizza, was very disappointed…read more However, the facilities were nice and high quality so it wasn't that bad.

This is a great place. Both of my children attend the academy and my youngest use to go to the…read moredaycare. I have never had any problems. The staff is all christian and very caring people. I am very happy with them and would highly recommend them to anyone.

The nail work is a joker. Completely unprepared for clients. Students didn't know what to do.read more

When I lived in the area, I patronized this school regularly. I was generally happy with the…read moreservice that I received.

Great owners, instructors, past instructors and students…read more The system works and is worth every penny. These guys really know what they are doing.

Took an online defensive driving class on Zoom. Robert made the 6 hour class fun and informative! I…read morehighly recommend this class, especially if your kids aren't required to take drivers Ed or if it has been a very long time since you have!

I applied to this school to do an online course. The hospitality management was completely online…read moreaccording to their site. Then after I apply, admissions tells me it's not available online. I left a voicemail with the department to ask them if it was offered online and NO ONE answered or gave me a call back. I'll take my money else where!

Went to the Diamond Chef competition last night and it was my first time visiting the Pulaski Tech…read moreCulinary school. The place is phenomenal. It is very modern in its decor with top of the line everything. The event hosted there is a fundraiser and an Iron Chef Arkansas version. The students prepared food highlighting different tastes throughout the world. One of my favorite stations was the Eastern European it contained delicacies such as perogies stuffed with cheese and covered with formalized onions, A 3 cheese white wine fondue with home made bread sticks to dip them in, A smoked salmon app that I didn't mess with since I'm allergic to fish, A caviar station that looked cool, and 4 house made sausages. There were also Mixology stations staggered about the venue that made signature cocktails. My favorite was the blood orange hurricane followed by the Bufala negra. It was a great even at a great campus I can't wait to see what the future holds for that place. If the food and the drinks were any indication of the level on instruction the students are receiving than the food business in the state will be in good hands for a while.