This school saved our childs academic life, as well as restored balance and peace of mind to our…read moreentire family amd home life. We have a wonderful son who learns differently. He struggled in public schools. We met at times monthly with school staff regarding IEP Diectives and goals. The paper looked good but the learning environment could not achieve the goals. We were met in public school with multiple obstacles including unbelievably that public school teachers were not required any special training for learning disabilities. The pain we all went through included student and parent shaming amd other atrocities. Thankfully another parent recommended MARBURN ACADEMY. Right away they took our son to much better learning and social environment. We saw our son blossem and gain self confidence. The teachers are incredible. Our son is now succeeding in a graduate program in molecular genetics and biochemistry. Thank You Marburn. Please go visit this amazing school and consider sending your child.

The only good thing about Marburn was that the kids all treated each other well. They all fit in…read more The teachers were horrible. The HS history teacher is the worst, she was teaching garbage and treating the kids horribly. The HS English teacher didn't care a bit about our child and their grades. The woke garbage is in full swing here.

The student section was amazing for the boys basketball game. They actually showed school spirit!…read moreGo lions!

Worst school for parents whose children need a little extra help getting used to things. Not once…read moredid we as parents be made aware of problems that our child was having in school. Instead we were called in by three individuals, and were told that the school was not a good fit for our 4 year old. No suggestion's on what we can do to help her. Just being told that she couldn't come back. Colossians 3:12 Therefore, as God's chosen people, holy and dearly loved, clothe yourselves with compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness and patience" Where was the kindness, humility, gentleness and patience with my child? This school should be ashamed of themselves and everything they represent. They have destroyed a four year olds self esteem. An innocent child who has never done anything to anyone.

We are a military family, which means we move frequently, and my daughter has attended several…read moreschools as a result. CCA is her fourth school (all private, for comparison), and without question, it has been the best educational experience we have had. While my daughter has always been a good student, she has truly blossomed at CCA. She loves coming to school each day and is genuinely excited about what she is learning. At her previous schools, she often couldn't tell me what she learned--or simply wasn't interested--but at CCA, she gets in the car and immediately starts sharing historical and scientific facts, explaining the plot of classic books, or proudly talking about how quickly she can complete multiplication and division. The curriculum is engaging, thoughtfully taught, and clearly effective. Just as importantly, the school culture has been a breath of fresh air. At her previous school, I noticed a concerning shift in her attitude due to peer influence. At CCA, students are intentionally taught strong moral values, and it shows--students treat one another and the staff with respect. The faculty is supportive, engaged, and clearly invested in both academic excellence and character development. We are incredibly grateful to have found CCA and would wholeheartedly recommend it to any parent looking for a school that prioritizes both learning and character. For clarification, Yelp has me as posting from San Francisco--this is not a bot review, I am in Columbus, OH.

I wish I had the opportunity to attend a school like this! Our Kindergartener and 2nd grader are…read moreoff to a great start this year in all the ways we could have hoped for. Thank you to all who helped pull this vision together into a reality! I strongly encourage anyone looking for a worthy philanthropic opportunity or shopping for a school for their children to learn more about this school by contacting them for a tour.

Our family loves the Goddard School! We have been to multiple daycares with multiple kids and…read moremoving. This is definitely a good one! All the staff know all of our children even if they never went to the school. The teachers are so patient, kind and attentive! The admin staff are patient and informative. The owner cares about all our children and is very present and easy to communicate with. It's such a relief to know my daughter is care for and loved all day! We were on a waitlist but we are so happy with the switch!!

My daughter started here at 6 months old. She had a lot of stranger anxiety and wouldn't take…read morebottle easily. They unfortunately believed in "if she's hungry, she'll eat" philosophy which unfortunately was not the case with my baby. She has been exclusively breastfed and genuinely struggles to eat from a bottle. The sucking action is way different between breasts and a bottle. She took bottle from a couple people there. But they wanted her to learn to take it from anyone. So they STARVED my baby from 8-5 everyday for a couple weeks and asked the teachers she was comfortable with to STOP giving her the bottle! They also tried sleep training her with CIO method while she was hungry and starving. They also force fed her one time with one teacher locking her in her arms while the other was squirting milk into her mouth. They said this THEMSELVES as though they were taming a wild animal, that too when we grew very concerned that her weight dropped drastically. The school said she's one of the most stubborn babies they have ever seen and that they cannot care for her anymore. She's a BABY! And you say you have decades of experience! Apparently my daughter thought she's the boss and everything had to happen her way. The director complained that my baby spilled food on one of the teachers and the poor teacher had to call home and have her relative bring change of clothes for her. Excuse me? You work with babies and they are messy! You should know that by now! They are still learning their hands and legs coordination at that age and that's why they need someone to feed them and can't feed themselves. NOT my baby's fault that she spilled something! The school definitely don't work on building trust with the baby and working their way into a baby's life. They only believe in meeting physiological needs as though they are running a circus! Glad we are out of there.

I did not have a pleasant experience with Primrose School of Dublin the last few months we were…read moreenrolled and decided to take my children out.

My little one has been going to Primrose for a few months now (he is in the older infant class-15…read moremonths old). He has learned so much while he has been there, I do not consider this a daycare but truly a school. Primrose uses an app called Tadpoles, this is an all digital system, so no paper filling out, everything you put in (last diaper change, last meal etc) goes into your phone app and directly to the school. The reports and messages from the school comes to your phone as well, they even send pictures as well, which is nice to see how your child is doing during the day. They also offer another app as well that is your child's class music you can download to your phone as well and listen to anytime! Primrose sticks to a schedule of meal times, activities etc, which is great. Though right now, we are still living on the other side of town and sometimes cut the breakfast time a little close. But, if we are running late, we can call and they will ensure my little one gets breakfast. The admin staff are great, they knew my name right after I took the tour and continue to be very accommodating and nice when we call, no matter the reason. The curriculum for the kids is great, on the app, I see everything my child has learned that day, they also send home things you can further assist your child in learning that fits into the weekly learning plan. I would recommend this school for anyone who is considering a great school for their child. Though the wait time can be longer, put in your name as things change and your child may be able to get in before the usual waiting period.

Great new office space for Pearson Education - Columbus. This is not the same as the Pearson VUE…read moretesting center but a relocation of the Pearson office that was on Hutchinson Avenue. This office is located in the WeWork Office Space & Coworking. Pearson has three separate areas with additional conference room in a section with nice lighting and open workspace. Suites are key card secured to Pearson employees but you can checkin with WeWork reception on the 3rd Floor for assistance. Three floors (out of 10) are dedicated to WeWork with the Pearson office on the 4the Floor. The only concern is parking as the Short North Arts District is a vibrant busy area of Columbus. There is street meter parking available as well as valet if there all day. I found parking easy today and really like this office space and set up.

If you truly care about your child, do not send them here by any means. The school claims to be…read moreprofessional and well-structured, but that image is extremely misleading. While they advertise themselves as a full Islamic school, the reality is very different. The school is far too expensive for what it actually offers. In the middle school and high school buildings, the only subjects that seem to be taken seriously are Arabic and math. In Quran class, students are simply handed a Quran and are expected to already know how to read and memorize it, with little to no proper instruction or support. New students are not treated well, and there is little effort made to help them adjust or feel welcomed. This is not the Islamic learning environment they promote. Everything costs extra, the expectations are unreasonable, and the overall atmosphere can be emotionally draining. In general, the middle and high school environment can completely destroy a child's motivation and love for learning. It is not a healthy place for students during such important developmental years. That being said, the elementary school is a completely different story. The elementary program is actually excellent. They teach Quran reading properly, Arabic writing, and Islamic studies in a structured and supportive way. The environment is kind, safe, and nurturing, which is exactly what young children need. Teachers are more patient, and students are encouraged rather than pressured. I would strongly recommend this school only for elementary-aged children. However, the same recommendation does not apply to the middle or high school. Parents should seriously reconsider enrolling their older children here, as the quality of education and student care drops significantly after elementary school.

sunrise has been a wild expeirence the school has been…read moreinteresting they like to cover up a lot of stuff that happen school lunch is atrocious absolutely disgusting kids have been complaining about it and teachers are very unfair overall is just not the "Islamic school" you'd imagine

Hello, as a former student at this school, it is pretty good. But the sides are the teachers, the…read moresupport staff is amazing however. They are always so kind, and especially the school counselor, the PEAK teacher, the principal, and other things. But the teachers, eh it's alright, my personal least favorite was Mrs. Shannonhouse, she used to be called Ms. English, she loved basically idolizing herself, and was sexist towards the boys, such as myself.

Reviewing the playground only. Baby K and I stopped by on a cool, sunny pre-spring day. Mid-size…read moreplayground with several slides, and lots of climbing areas. She loved it. Ball courts nearby, and if you walk out the back it connects to Northgate Park which has another playground. Great neighborhood perk.