they are a family run business and they a great with the kids and staff. The staff is taking care…read moreof and when you need a day off they try there best to let you off. again It a family Owen daycare and the kids should and do come first

Our children are taken care of. We can tell they are learning to prepare for school. The…read moreteachers and staff are kind and caring. Would recommend to others seeking quality child care and valuable learning experience.

My twins love coming to school here. They are learning so much and I'm very confident they'll be…read moreready for kindergarten when it's time.

With out any doubts this its the best place in the area to take your child. The staff is absolutely…read moreincredible. Can't say enough wonderful things about this place.

Read about FBC Learning Center's history of DHSS-substantiated CHILD ABUSE complaints here:…read morehttps://healthapps.dhss.mo.gov/childcaresearch/Facility.aspx?LID=000261416 First, want to say I created this account and posted here after 5-star reviews conveniently started appearing on Google after my negative review. Those reviews were by the Pastor of the church, FBC Staff, and other accounts. FBC Learning Center had no reviews prior to my review and only a 1-star rating. Now let's get into the details. I waited over a year before posting this because I was moving to CJ and it isn't a big place. My experience with FBC Learning Center happened during relocation. I took my 2-year-old daughter here for a couple of weeks. The price was reasonable compared to other places, and I had just started a new job. The first thing to know about FBC Learning Center is that they are NOT a licensed daycare facility, although they say they are "state inspected." It is my understanding that FBC Learning Center is exempt due to their affiliation with the church. As I recall, this was part of the reason why their prices were lower. They said they operated to licensed standard which put me at ease, but looking back, I would certainly question that. The Good The price was affordable. Meals were provided. The facility is fairly large and has a playground area. Children are separated by age group. There is a lock on the front door. Children are usually engaged in activities. The Bad The meals are cheap junk food, and the daycare would not allow us to provide our own meals for our child. On multiple days, our daughter came home sick to the point of vomiting which we believe was a result of the food she was eating. The doorway entry code that was initially provided to us was the Staff code until FBC could get us our own "parents" code, but even once we had our code, the Staff code continued to work for us and was never changed. This presents a major security concern, not just for my child, but for all children in the care of this facility. One day when I entered the entry hall (which has access to the gym) I heard a man scream, "SIT DOWN, SHUT UP, BOW YOUR HEADS, AND CLOSE YOUR EYES." That was almost the cutoff point for me, but it's not like you can easily switch daycares or find other facilities with the same prices, and in my head, this was temporary anyway. Another day, when I entered through the main doors, I saw an unattended child of approximately 2-3 years old making her way down the steep staircase that is just beyond the entry doors. And that brings us to the final straw... The last time I arrived to pick my daughter up from FBC Learning Center, I was handed an incident report when I entered the room. The staff explained that the cuts on my daughter's neck were from another child who had attempted to strangle her while unattended. The other child's fingernails had cut into my daughter's skin on her face and neck, and for some reason, even though FBC Staff thought it was worth reporting, they did not feel it was worth contacting the parents about. Instead, according to the incident report, the actions taken were "TLC & baby wipe." After that, we never returned. I called into my job and quit so that I could stay home with my daughter and care for her - something FBC Learning Center proved completely incompetent at. It is worth noting that I am not the first 1-star rating that FBC Learning Center has received. To anyone who is in the unfortunate position of needing child care services, I would strongly consider your other options, and ask yourself, "what is my child worth?" Leaving my job to stay home with our daughter was tough. It put us in a bind because we were in the process of buying a house. Thankfully, despite the hardship, it worked out, we made it happen, we secured a home, and we've lived in CJ ever since. Look, I know that sometimes it seems like something isn't possible or doable, but when it comes to your child, find a way. Some mistakes cost more than money.

I'm a member of the church, and a former employee of the Learning Center. Two of my five children…read moreattend the day care. Full of great people who care for you and your children. A very safe environment that I feel completely comfortable allowing them to care for my babies. Great location, leadership and fellowship.

They are truly a fantastic organization for families with a member or a single person living with a…read moremental illness. Wonderful for references and or support.

My job allows me to take groups of students to visit Oklahoma college campuses, and NEO is my…read morefavorite. They are so welcoming. They give a fantastic in depth tour of the campus and what's offered. My students love eating in the cafeteria more than anything. The food is always delicious. Staff are so friendly. And they offer ample degree programs for students at a very affordable cost.

We had a sofa that was in good shape but didn't need anymore. They arrived as promised & very…read morefriendly customer service Will use again.

This Habitat for Humanity Restore is now closed. They have moved to 5201 Main Street in north…read moreJoplin. Although they do not have as many building materials as they carried in their old store, they have a larger facility and things are much more organized. You likely won't find everything you need to complete a project, but occasionally you can find enough materials for an inexpensive way to start a new improvement. Always a good choice for nails, screws, and painting supplies.

Lowery School of Real estate is the Best! Complete professional services..Nancy and Chuck are very…read morehelpful. Highly recommend!

They market their courses as being "online". However, their website has been down and not usable…read moresince I bought their courses. When I emailed the director with my dissatisfaction she simply replied by sending me all the attachments for the course (OVER 400 pages worth of attachments)... They are unorganized and unclear... Check out other real estate school options before settling here.