The Islamic Center hosted my church for a tour. Our hosts were very hospitable and informative; the…read moreImam also addressed us, which I appreciated. The Center itself is very lovely and impressive. I could feel the strong sense of community contained within the space. Would recommend to anyone wanting to learn more about Islam.

Really beautiful masjid with gorgeous Islamic architecture, calligraphy, and more. We went on a…read morerandom Sunday for Asr and the bathrooms were spotless, air conditioning running, and everything super clean and peaceful. There's a nice big women's area. The masjid also has Sunday school, evening programming, iftaar, and other active programming for the local community. Wonderful community and mosque

Great teachers and program! We love Childtime! They make us feel like family and we can't recommend…read morethem more!

From the owner: We provide nurturing day care and creative learning in a safe, home-like environment. Our School…read moreReadiness Pathway was designed to empower you with educational options to create the most fitting path for your child and to address each child's specific developmental needs. We offer specialized curriculum in our infant care, toddler care, early preschool, preschool, Pre-K/Pre-Kindergarten, junior Kindergarten and private Kindergarten programs. Learn more about our educational daycare for infants and above, plus before- and after-school care, enrichment programs, summer camp, and Flex Care.

I put my daughter in for summer camp. They gave me a weird vibe from the beginning, but I was like,…read morewhy judge people? I talked to 2 employees about my daughter doing a June month camp and 1 week in July since I had a vacation planned for July and both employees said that's ok we will charge you for that week in July. when I went to give my paperwork I forgot her name she told me I had to register again just for the July 1 week. I was like they didn't tell me that but she was like I am CEO that's the rule. while maybe explain the rule to your employees. I was saddened by how they handled people by watching them interact. There was a mother who came to drop off her kid and the CEO said she wouldn't be able to keep her son there that day because other kids were going field trip and his paperwork wasn't ready. The mother keeps saying your employee said my son would be able to join from today, and I have to go to work. The mother walked out and the CEO said I don't care. That was inconsiderate and rude. I felt like they wouldn't treat you nicely if you weren't back for regular daycare. I paid for the service! I will never put my kiddo there.

My son and daughter have been going here for 8 years. Any problem we've had they dealt with…read morequickly. There summer program was always amazing and my kids love the weekly field trips. They always have something to keep them entertained during winter and summer breaks. They were able to accommodate their virtual learning when needed this school year, which was a huge help.

Greater Cincinnati has quite a few good public school systems but Lakota is one of the best…read more The rapidly growing system currently claims two high-schools (grades 10-12), a freshman building (all 9th graders), four junior highs (7 and 8), ten elementary schools (1-6), and four early childhood centers (pre-school and kindergarten). The district has grown largely since I was there but I have heard only good things about recent developments. I attended Freedom Elementary and Lakota Ridge Junior High for K-8. Freedom has consistently been ranked a "Blue Ribbon" school and I had some amazing teachers there that I am still actually in touch with. Lakota Ridge was great, too. I did not attend a Lakota high school because my parents felt that the schools were too large (over 3,000 students) but I have good friends that went K-12 in the district and are currently very successful college students. The current statistic in Lakota is that 90% of grads attend college, pretty impressive for such a large district. I got a great base education at Lakota and would highly recommend the district to any parent moving to Cincinnati.

i personally think that Lakota local schools is the worst school district in the entire state, the…read morekids have homework every day no mater if it is a week end or a school break. in the summer the kids have to read a minimal of 150 books (chapter books with a minimal of 200 pages.the teachers are very strict especially two fourth grade teachers named Mrs.Wilson and Mrs.landvater.

Very nice turf field. Speaker system works adequately. Proficient taste in music. Bleachers are…read morequite nice with luxury seats in the middle. Concessions have high prices and slow service and are out of many items