Bardstown High School is a well kept and welcoming school facility that made for a great experience…read moreduring our visit for a track meet. The campus was clean and easy to navigate, and the athletic field was in solid condition well maintained and set up nicely for spectators. A fun highlight was the tiger statue on campus, which added a bit of character and school spirit to the grounds. It was a nice touch that made the visit feel more memorable, especially for students and families.

The staff at BEHS has worked very hard to make this school, grounded, and safe for children. My…read morechildren have done very well a this school. They are taught, curriculum that I approve and values that match my own.

My family and I like to walk the track up here when we do family walks. It is a nice track and a…read morenice football field. We walk around and explore the area and see all the things the school has to offer. I have been inside the school a few times when they offer it to the community for events like halloween and christmas events. Great school in a great location.

The greatest preschool in the east louisville area. Highly recommend the 4-5 minute drive across…read morethe county line to simpsonville to have this staff care for your children.

If you are asked for a daycare to attend in the Shelby County area, Adventure Club will always be…read moreone of the top picks. This is in a church, so some of the lessons for the older children will be Bible-centered. It has been the best place for our daughter. I have had several friends grow up in Adventure Club's afterschool care program, then later work for the afterschool care program to finally send their own children to Adventure Club. If that is not a testament to the program, I don't know what is. Henley goes Tuesday-Friday and lights up when she sees her teachers and friends in her classroom. Her teachers are kind, sweet and always willing to answer any questions or concerns I have. There is one particular toddler that stops by every morning to hug Henley's teacher. (The toddler use to be one of the teacher's babies). I love the small sizes (no more than 8 to a room) and the sense of community when we go. Henley is in cloth diapers; this was one of the few daycares we toured that had prior experience with cloth diaper babies. It has a lock system to get into the building. Each parent has their own keyfob or code system. If someone else is picking up the child, they must ring a doorbell to get into the building, sign a sign in sheet and then show ID. However, my husband has been required to show ID, even though he has a keyfob, a few times picking up Henley because the teachers are not as familiar with his face. The outside of the building is equipped with a security camera system. I feel extremely safe having my daughter here.

We went to our daughter's basketball game at Old Kentucky Home Middle High School in Bardstown, and…read moreit was a solid experience. The gym was clean and well-maintained, with enough seating for family and friends. The staff and volunteers were friendly and organized, making it easy to find parking and get settled before the game. The atmosphere was lively and supportive, which made cheering for our daughter even more fun.

Really nice school with a really nice scenery located next to the forrest. They are always super…read morefriendly when they have events here and the building is very clean and organized on the inside. Good school in a good community

My son went to this school and the staff was extremely helpful. When I had questions about my son's…read moreprogress, or if I needed help they were always there for me. Excellent education.

I took my son here for summer camp and it was unsuccessful. My son is 8 years old and autistic. For…read morecontext, he is in a normal classroom 85% of the day in school. He can be around neurotypical kids, he is high functioning although it is difficult for him to do something new. He needs a little extra support and love to start something new like this. Camp is only 3 hours. This is all information that was provided months before camp started. Although I provided all of this information to them, and I have seen him succeed in these environments in the past, they informed me they did not have the staff to assist him. This was very unfortunate and could have been completely avoided if they had reached out before camp. Their sign says everyone is welcome....that just is not the case. If you child needs any help, extra care, or just a little more attention, don't send them here.

This is an outstanding educational facility.The administration,teaching staff cafeteria workers,…read moregrounds crew, maintenance staff-and of course a student body are willing to work diligently towards their personal and educational goals. If you are searching for a school truly dedicated to developing the educational tools needed for college bound students, GO BEARCATS!!!! Rimar

I couldn't leave a tip here so I just want everyone to know that SMS is still basking in the…read moregreatness left over from the class of '92.

I attended St. Martha for 10 years (Pre-K to 8th Grade), and I loved the community and education…read more The teachers are amazing, and they truly care about the individual educational experience. I would recommend St. Martha for any family wanting a great community of amazing people and a quality education for their child! Truly a fantastic close-knit community!

Both of my kids attend JCPS schools. I've been very pleased with their public education. I feel…read morethe academics and athletics are a good fit for my girls.