The staff there are extremely rude only 2 or 3 are nice to the kids. The food there is extremely…read morelike prison food.

Review for the playground only!…read more Set in the middle of the NA school campus, this is a huge playground, really two huge ones. Loads of different things to do, for all ages. Parking is a bit far away, but there are two big shelters in the middle for parents, with big fans in the ceiling- very cool on a hot day. No shade on the playgrounds themselves, and the shelters are a bit far from the playgrounds, but still handy. Baby K had a blast. Lots of new equipment, many things to spark the imagination.

I seem to always feel like an "Outsider", when substitute teaching here. There's a rather…read morenoticeable thin film of Pretentiousness when on their (what they call) Campus. The faculty seems polite, but unfortunately it's extremely hard to get to know them, since it is so spread out, and multiple buildings. It's a pretty building layout and design, but not too practical. Why? you ask. There are 6 buildings, all with different subject matters, dispersed, thus you have to travel a lot from building to building. Honestly, it thoroughly causes confusion - the buildings all look alike, brick, white pillars, a grassy quad separating the buildings. With all the money floating around New Albany, the district is able to offer unique elective classes that you won't find in many central Ohio school districts - a giant plus! Subbing jobs don't come up too often for the high school, so I take jobs here only if no other options are available.

We have 3 daughters here and each one of them have been capable of excelling , taking AP classes…read moreand finding ways to socialize into a A+ environment

Our son has dyslexia and asked us last year if he can go to Marburn. He had been going to Dublin…read moreCity Schools, which by all measures is a good school district. Unfortunately, they are not equipped to properly teach children with dyslexia. This resulted in our son being frustrated and thinking he was stupid. Since going to Marburn, his attitude towards school has completely turned around. He no longer dreads going and is excited to learn. We are fortunate that he is able to go there. A previous commenter, Vanessa B., mentioned that "admissions qualifications are as stringent as being accepted into an Ivy League University." I'm not sure what exactly their requirements are, but there's only room for around 300 students. Each individual class has 17 students and two teachers. Just taking that into account, there's going to be a bit of selectivity assuming that there is room available. Before they admit anyone, the child needs to spend a day at the school and sit in the class. If your child is not immediately admitted, please don't give up. I've heard it may take a couple of years to get in. We got lucky because there was an opening when we applied. Columbus is lucky to have Marburn. There are only three schools in Ohio that specialize in teaching kids with learning disabilities. http://dyslexiahelp.umich.edu/answers/independent-schools

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.

We're just here for the playground…read more Which is a great one: several play areas, a few benches and picnic tables for the grownups, trees and greenspace, loads of different things to do. Slides, swings, unusual things to play on. Baby K absolutely loved it. Access from the neighborhood as well as the school parking lot.

Been touched , teachers are terrible, principals will do absolutely nothing about your child's…read moreissues. In fact they'll favor the other students wrongfull acts. Don't come here. From a former student

I am currently a student here and this school is absolutely terrible the middle school is amazing…read more But the main... I cant even! I was touched multiple times (sexual assault and harassment). i have scars on my arms from kids hitting and touching me! i would tell the teachers and they did NOTHING! We told the principal he did Nothing. I was threatened,touched and groped at this school! DO NOT SEND YOUR KIDS HERE IF YOU LOVE THEM!

This is probably my favorite steakhouse in town. It's odd because I only eat spaghet. I love the…read morepropaganda circulating throughout the molerat ecosystem, and it really thrives here. Even though I live in Nevada I chose this steakhouse to send my child, she learns so much here. Anyways, 10/10 would educate again. https://academysteaks.wixsite.com/academysteak

They refuse to listen to parents who's opinions differ ... they hire for diversity but mot for…read moreeducational assistance for the students.

We've sent all 3 of our children to the JCC Preschool in New Albany. Jill (Director) and Carey &…read moreElizabeth in the office are all warm and inviting! Our teachers are wonderful - so kind, friendly, and truly love our children. There's a great balance of education and fun! My children have learned so much at the JCC and socially they have also thrived. I truly could not say enough wonderful things about JCC New Albany and would recommend this school to anyone! Absolutely contact the office and book a tour!

We've sent both of our children to JCC. Had a great experience, the staff are all very warm and…read morefriendly. Having lived in a couple different states, we've had quite a bit of experience at various daycares. By far Jewish Community Center is the best-of-the-best.