From start of school to now. Being the 3rd week of school. Experience, and why this gets this…read morereview: Teachers do not communicate when your child is injured and ignores bullying. Goes all the way up the chain that report nothing. Child constantly coming home saying they are being bullied with injuries as proof. 10am and 3pm recess times. So children are coming to the cars flushed with heat, and suffering heat exhaustion. They have zero accountability or trust to care for your child. Please do NOT send your child here, as staff do not care. You CANNOT walk a dog for more than 5 minutes in this heat and your child is expected to be out there for 30 minutes and then rushed to the car line.

Le Monde has a policy of using second grade for total immersion learning in a foreign language…read more However, not all children, including bright ones, can adapt well to such an environment. The way this was handled for the French class was that students were given insufficient cues for picking up the gist of what was being said, so that some children were unable to understand instructions for subjects other than French. Those children are stunted by the experience, with some having to repeat the grade. Worse, the teacher socially isolated those students who were struggling to keep up. Especially cute was her giving instructions for a school event in French were the children were supposed to don a certain style of attire. Those who missed out on the instructions were inappropriately addressed for the event. When confronted with the problems my child was facing, the principal categorically backed up the teacher, claiming the effectiveness of immersion learning. But the reality is that almost a quarter of the class can't keep up. He and the teacher mean to achieve high standards for the school by washing the under-achievers out.

5 star I got the honor of having "Jeremy the Juggler" out to…read morethe 7 libraries in our system with 9 different performances over spring break last week! As a past teacher, I loved the hands on part of Jeremy's show because it gave the kids a way to learn and practice, not just watch. He did such an wonderful job with his performance and his ability to work with any size group of children. One of our libraries had 50 attend, one had 3, and one had 94 and he was still very calm and helpful to every group either big or small. We had kids coming away from these performances either juggling, spinning plates, or a couple even learned how to "stationary juggling" with the big ball! We will have him back out to our system again soon because the kids, teens, and adults all had a blast at his performances!! Thank you, Sarah Williams Western Plains Library System

From the owner: Juggle Whatever strives to provide a fun interactive experience for any age. Our specialties…read moreinclude Juggling, Unicycling, Hula Hooping, and Stilt Walking. Plus some more rare skills. If you ask, we will light up the evening with a colorful glow show! The patterns and effect make the lights look futuristic. It really is something to see. We have traveled all over Oklahoma performing at Festivals, Summer Camps, and Libraries. We also do Local Workshops, Church Events, Retirement Homes, Birthday Parties, and other Special Events. If you have a theme, let us know. We can make our shows or our workshops match to fit your theme. Bring the fun and the excitement to your next event! For more information and to see us in action; visit our website. www.JuggleWhatever.com

Our child loves this place. It is child care but, with much more to offer. They do many different…read moretypes of daily activities, they keep a regular schedule for diaper changes if needed, they do daily lessons, but without feeling like it is rigid learning. The staff is great! The owners have been there every time I pick up my child. I go in to pick up my daughter and they have classical playing at a few times a week. The security measures taken are top notch. We feel very comfortable leaving our child at Goddard. Anyway, this place is the best!

From the owner: At The Goddard School located in Moore, we're more than just a daycare. The Goddard School is a…read moreprivate preschool, offering childcare to infants and toddlers to pre-k. Our programs are designed to nurture each child's curiosity in a safe and caring environment.

We have been attending ArtWorks Academy of Performing Arts for some time, and until today we had…read morenever been told that parents or children could not wait in the lobby after class. In fact, their own website states that parents and children may wait in the lobby. Today, on one of the hottest days of the year during an Oklahoma heat advisory, my young daughter and her elderly grandmother were told they could not remain inside while waiting for their ride and were instructed to wait outside instead. This was not only inconsistent with the academy's published policy but also showed a concerning lack of judgment and concern for the safety and well-being of families. If the policy has changed, it should be clearly communicated in advance and reflected on the website. Instead, my family was unexpectedly forced outside into dangerous heat. This experience has left us extremely disappointed. A performing arts academy should prioritize the safety of its students and their families. Because of how this situation was handled, I can no longer recommend ArtWorks Academy to others, and we will not be returning. The instructors were always extremely nice and my daughter did enjoy going there. She will miss it but it is hurtful that they would force them in the heat on the first notice. I can understand a policy change or perhaps security/safety concerns but she had been waiting in the lobby this entire time without issue. They could have handled the situation better.

Update: After my original review, the owner contacted me, canceled all of my daughter's remaining…read morecamps, and refunded the unused camp fees. I appreciate that they processed the refund. However, the owner also asked me to remove my reviews because the refund had been issued. I respectfully declined. My goal was never to obtain a refund. A refund was simply the appropriate outcome for services that would no longer be provided. My goal has always been to make other families aware of my factual experience so they can make their own informed decision. Throughout our correspondence, the owner confirmed that my mother was asked to leave the building. To me, that is the heart of the issue. Once an elderly grandmother and a young child are asked to leave by someone in authority, they are naturally going to leave. The better response would have been to first ask simple questions such as, "Is your ride on the way?" or "Can we help while you wait?" The owner also acknowledged that Sofia told staff "Papa Carlos was on his way to pick them up," meaning they knew transportation had not yet arrived. Rather than taking a moment to understand the situation and find a safe solution, the decision was made to ask them to leave. The owner also stated that the wording of the camp policy on the website will be clarified, which I believe acknowledges that it was not as clear as it should have been. What disappointed me most was not the policy itself, but the lack of empathy afterward. A simple acknowledgment that this was a misunderstanding and an apology for the distress it caused my family would likely have resolved this very differently. Instead, every response focused on defending and justifying the actions taken. My review reflects my family's honest experience. I have updated it to include that the unused camp fees were refunded, but my opinion of how this situation was handled has not changed. I believe other parents deserve to know about my experience and decide for themselves. Original review: I am extremely disappointed with how ArtWorks Academy handled what should have been a simple conversation. This was my daughter's second (non-consecutive) year attending camp, and she was already in her third week this summer. My parents help us with pickup because both of my children finish camp at the same time in different locations. My mother waits with my daughter until my father picks up my son and then comes to get her. This arrangement had never been questioned before. Today, during an Extreme Heat Warning in Oklahoma, my elderly mother and my young daughter were told they could not remain in the air-conditioned lobby while waiting a short time for my father to arrive. I later received an email stating that parents and guardians are not permitted to sit in the lobby for any part of camp. However, after reviewing ArtWorks Academy's own website, I found their published policy states: "Parents and siblings are asked to wait in our lobby... You are welcome to bring your laptop and take advantage of the wireless internet connection at our facility." I also searched every email I have received and could not find the "Sunday email" that was referenced. My concern is not simply about a policy. If procedures had changed, a simple phone call or conversation would have resolved the situation. Instead, during dangerous heat conditions, my family was told they could not remain inside despite the academy's own published policy stating parents are asked to wait in the lobby. That demonstrated a lack of communication, consistency, and judgment. As a parent, those qualities are essential when deciding who to trust with your child. As a result of this experience, I immediately withdrew my daughter from all remaining camps. I will never send my child back to ArtWorks Academy, nor can I recommend this program to other families. Based on how this situation was handled, I no longer have confidence that my child would be in an environment where sound judgment and her well-being are prioritized.

Love this place. Clean and nice environment for a child. Teachers are very friendly and they take…read morevery good care of the kids. Rooms are spacious, and this place is affordable too. Highly recommended

From the owner: For a brighter future of society, Kids are crucial. Their upbringing, with moral and ethical…read morevalues, is essential. Kids are like wet cement, if we shape them with noble qualities in a highly friendly, sportive and hygiene environment, that provides the Kids with the required fiber in their character that not only nurtures, but enables them to be a part of the solution to the world's problems. We would like to welcome your family to KidzQ Learning Center. Our goal is to provide a warm & safe environment for your child with most current early childhood education practices, along with inculcating high values. We are looking forward to welcoming you to our school family!

My daughter has been going here for about a year now. They went through a management change a while…read moreback and since then it has really become an even more excellent place. Everyone greets my daughter when she comes in and she is always happy to be there. They do all sorts of projects and crafts. I get updates on my phone throughout the day of what she is doing. Im very happy I found this place to care for my daughter during the day.

I had my son in this daycare just before he was one for a few weeks. I hated it. He would walk…read morearound crying the ENTIRE day. I would have to message and tell them to atleast give him his blanket he can cry with. He'd stand infront of multiple teachers crying and no one would console him and I was just told "it's part of the process". On day one?? Literally? Hell no. Their teachers and staff need new training and empathy. nap time they would hold him in his lap and rock him while he sobbed until he fell asleep from exhaustion. He wasn't a child that liked to be rocked- being patted on the back was what put him to sleep- but I mean why bother ask the mom for help? Who knows if they were even giving him his milk on time bc I only ever saw him walk around and cry. Don't bring your baby's here.

Norman Y has a lot of amazing things to do to keep you healthy and fit. The facility is suitable…read morefor all ages. The gym has a track, basketball courts, a pool, and weight rooms.

I was there with my 5 year old granddaughter Saturday, paid $15 for both of us to swim. I wasn't…read morethere 10 minutes, had to leave and never got in the water. Was told they do not do refunds. That's insane considering we never got in the water and had an emergency and had to leave. Will NEVER be back. :(