We highly recommend this nursery school. All 3 of our kids went here and we can't say enough about…read morehow fantastic the teacher/staff are. We truly felt like part of their extended family. The kids get plenty of time to play and develop basic social skills without screens and were more than prepared for kindergarten. We also like the flexibility their summer program offers too. Definitely pay them a visit.

Our eldest came to this school from a Montessori school that he truly did not like because of his…read moreclassroom size, how regimented it was, etc. After his first day at the school he fell in love with it. He likes being dropped off and picked up right at his classroom door, reassured that I know where his classroom is. Every class day, he gets to be creative with arts and crafts, sing and dance to music, get some play time outside, learn some Spanish, learn his numbers, letters, days of the week, holidays, etc. have snack time with his friends, and lifelong lessons all in a tight-knit, smaller classroom size school. He was able to celebrate holidays they way they should be. Giving out Valentine's cards, coloring hard boiled eggs for Easter...Not like at the Montessori school which didn't allow it all for children of his age. Tucked away in a family oriented neighborhood with the city's police right down the street, I have peace of mind and happiness sending our son to this school. The most important thing about this school is that it makes our son happy, which matters most.

My child is at the Hickory Ridge location and I cannot speak highly enough about the staff. My…read morechild, 8 months old, comes home each day happy and tired, which to me indicates a great and stimulating day.

Warning to parents about school's Hickory Ridge campus: On several occasions when our child was in…read morethe care of a classroom aide, particularly when the lead teacher was absent, our child came home visibly upset--this was unusual given how typically happy and loving our child is. Our child would often share concerning incidents involving the aide, such as being unfairly singled out, including having food taken away. The most alarming moment came when the aide told our child, "don't tell mommy and daddy" about something that happened, which caused fear and hesitation in sharing further. When we reported these issues to the administration, they dismissed our concerns and defended the aide's actions. After consulting both a pediatrician and a childhood psychologist, they both flagged the aide's behavior as a serious concern and advised us to remove our child from the school. Despite this, the school has yet to address the incident and continues to support and employ the aide. While there are wonderful teachers at this school, the administration's defense of harmful practices leads us to advise against enrolling your child here.

My son just started the school, and I am happy so far. 1) The school seems have very strong…read moreacademic program. 2) The teachers are really nice, I mean almost all the teachers I've met either in the playground or on the hallway always try to help. They showed lots of love to children.

This building is contaminated with mold after flooding. The business claims to be Christian but…read moredoesn't provide support for employees and actively allowed another location to be understaffed for months which was ultimately the reason my grandchild was removed. Supplies, classroom decorations, etc are not provided, the teachers buy their own. They charge extremely high tuition and don't provide anything worth $2250 plus $500 for summer activities that NEVER happen. The cleaners do not do their job and instead of ending the contract with them the business continues to employ them. Babies end up with black dirt all over their legs & feet. The business prioritizes the Clarksville location and leaves the other 2 to fend for themselves. It's ridiculous and the business hides behind Christianity. I'm fed up with this sort of predatory business praying on families that want their children safe & to be raised with the knowledge of God.

Surprised this place is still up and running. It is falling apart and the inside is decaying. I…read morewent here for a "yard sale." Which was solely inside and consisted of about ten sellers with not so much traffic and I am guessing it is due to the small amount of people that go here.

We decided to send my son here due to another military family's recommendation. It seems to be very…read moreorganized as far as the curriculum, but as for morning dismissal it's a mess as well as the parking situation. They're not very military friendly, when it came to a holiday they were celebrating that I was invited to attend with my child, I was told that I couldn't bring my two other children...and If I couldn't find childcare for them then my son who attended couldn't go that day either??!! Being a military family I'm all my children have when having to live away from family, and having a father who serves our country that has to be away for work quite often. For being a Christian based preschool I'm appalled by this treatment and DO NOT recommend this school for military families, they're not accommodating.

Kiddies Kollege has been an incredible blessing to our family! The new management has completely…read moretransformed the environment of the school into one where parents are welcome and respected, the teachers feel empowered, and the students are the priority. The biblical foundation my kids received here is incredible and will serve them for years to come. I have recommended KKCC to many of my friends and plan to stay in touch with the teachers my kids had over the years.

Kiddies Kollege Christian Center has been a life changing for our family. The staff are very…read moreprofessional and always helpful. The teachers are incredible as they communicate with parents daily on the daily learning and activities of the children. We are very humble and grateful to be part of this wonderful organization.

I had a lot of good monuments in this school. And it's a schools where everyone belongs in a…read morecommunity. But what needs to improve is creativity, less strict environments, and where everyone can belong in everything they do like participating in sports.

I love this school Mr Bonham is a good teacher…read moreAnd Mr Floyd is also good Mr Brockmeyer is good PE teacher

Our oldest started at JBS three years ago in the primary class. Within a few short weeks we noticed…read morea positive change, while he was constantly learning new things! Fast forward to today, he is in first grade and our youngest is in the primary class at JBS. Both are flourishing! Both come home excited to share what they have learned and have made friends along the way. We are grateful for JBS and the commitment they have to fostering curiosity and independence in our kids.

We currently have two children enrolled in JB - Laurel and have nothing but wonderful things to…read moresay. The teachers and environment are warm, caring, and dedicated, and our children are thriving off of the consistency and true montessori model. We are thankful we found somewhere reliable and safe and wish we had found them sooner.

I am so happy that God led us to this school. I have six children in the school and all of them…read morelove their classes and their classmates. I love how there is an emphasis on the LORD and I love that they have chapel every week. They have the opportunity to go to church activities and my teens get to be involved in sharing the Gospel with the community and being involved in Youth Group. The Fine Arts program is growing which gives the children more of an outlet to find their talents. The administration truly wants what has best for the students. We have moved many times over the years and this is our fifth Christian school and mine/and my children's favorite one.

My children attend this school, and I was very disappointed by the behavior shown at a recent game…read moreagainst MCA. I was embarrassed by how the opposing school was treated. Our cheerleaders used chants that mocked MCA, and there was visible anger when MCA's cheerleaders tried to cheer for their own team. Competition is expected, but respect and sportsmanship should always come first. This situation did not reflect the values a school should be teaching its students.