CAC Montessori was a truly wonderful place for our son away from home. He loved going every day,…read moremade friends, and grew into a confident and curious little learner. The teachers were warm, caring, and deeply invested in the children's growth and well-being. We're incredibly grateful for the love, care, and guidance they provided, which gave him such a strong foundation as he transitioned into kindergarten.

My son loves Centre at Conway. The teachers are great and very communicative. They do a bunch of…read morefun activities, have great hours so we can get full work days in, and provide all meals and snacks. The location is also convenient being right off the highway at 141. Would definitely recommend!

My kids have been attending St. John's for about 4 years now and we have had nothing but wonderful…read moreexperiences. I love that my kids receive a great education and feel loved by God all at the same time. The teachers are so creative and have great communication with parents. I can't express how wonderful it is to have teachers who truly cares about my kids and pray for them.

Good Shepherd has been such a good fit for our family. It's not a typical daycare because it's a…read morenonprofit that has a specific mission to assist kids with special needs. They're proactive with behavioral issues, quick on communication, and they don't seem to overreact in ways that worsen issues. They're able to do full-time or part-time schedules. They're welcoming of kids from LGBTQ families, as well as families of any faith. It's not as fancy as the other daycares that we toured, but it's a such a wonderful team of teachers, administrators, and families. They have been proactive and caring. They have excellent outdoor spaces, music, and art. The parking lot is also good for drop off and pick up. First Steps has been able to do PT, OT, speech and vision on-site at Good Shepherd. Our First Steps people have been welcomed into the classroom and they have excellent separate spaces for when distractions are an issue. They also coordinate our insurance for services in addition to what is provided through First Steps. We get great reports from our therapists about our kids' experiences in the classrooms.

My experiance was great until my son attented and than they were very unorganized. I was told by…read moremultiple teachers that the special needs coordinator did not spend time with the special needs kids. Some teachers are not educated, nor have a good education to control the children. Only a couple of teachers there care and do not get the credit they deserve. There are way better places out there!

Excellent instruction and services from Igor!…read more He is incredibly intelligent and versatile -- I love how he introduces students to topics in a manner that is integrative and understanding. He also has proven again and again his ability to create "miracle stories" by helping struggling students become A+ star students!

I started attending Washington University in St. Louis' School of Engineering and Applied Science…read morein the fall of 2015. One of the first courses I took was Calculus II--an infamously difficult class. When I told my father the name of my professor, I learned that he was the very same professor my father had 35 years ago when he attended the university. Throughout the semester, I kept hearing my father's horror stories of struggling and receiving subpar grades in the class, and I started to worry. Fortunately for me, Igor was there to help me. At the end of the semester, I finished with an A in the class--something not many students achieve. Without Igor, I never would have received such a good grade, and I would not have developed such a great understanding of calculus which has been a valuable asset to me throughout my continued studies at the Engineering School.

It is a horrible school with an extremely corrupt faculty that will single students out and make…read moretheir time there an absolute nightmare. They would hold students back for a wide variety of silly reasons such as them having below average handwriting and being slightly younger than other students, and if they had a slight speach impediment, even if they excel in all other areas.

We chose to send my children to an independent school in the hope that they might become the best…read moreversion of themselves that they could be. We wanted them to learn, of course, but we also wanted to make sure they were welcomed and recognized for their own unique personalities and interests. My wife and I believe a great school must know and understand each child as an individual, while also having the resources, programs, and experts required to challenge and inspire our children. Community School has exceeded our expectations. The teachers do a wonderful job of working in small groups with the kids so that they truly understand each child's strengths and challenges. They "get" each one of our kids. But it goes beyond that as well. They encourage the students to find something that they feel passionate about and then push them to pursue that interest. My oldest son is proud that the school trusts him to choose his own projects in woodshop or sign a contract for independent work in math. For my daughter, Community will always be the place that encouraged her to be comfortable on a stage in front of an audience. Community is a special place. My children head out the door excited for school every single day. They love it even more than we do.

I am a sophomore at liberty Wentzville high school it's the best one in the district 1 hr lunch…read moregreat teachers and students I will say it the best in st Charlas county just the athletics are amazing.

Great school for anyone. Great resources, and wonderful staff. Athletics and arts are encouraged…read moreand have amazing new facilities.

We've been part of this beautifully imperfect community for 7+ years now and are grateful for the…read morekind, caring administration staff and super happy with the theatre program and friendships the kids have made here.

This school has been a blessing to my daughter and her daughters. Her olest wmas born an artist…read moreand is gery intelligent but not overly interested in strict environments devoted primarily bvb to academics. Having alternitives classes surrounding academics allows to destress and gies her somethingbto look forward to and makes her day go much smoother. Her two younger sisters have been going there too and have gotten the fine arts bug from theatre to violin lessons. Beingvable to participate in "projects" where everyone is included and involved and must be finished plus the great leszons ofvworking thru thr nerves of auditions, opening night to the show is over, what's next are all great life lessons t hff st will helpnwith job interviews, preparation, disappointment and keep going as an adult. Teachers have been personal and wonderful. Highly recommrnded.

Even though I do not have human kids of my own,.... this would be the place for them to be educated…read moreat. They learn through uncommon ways, such as,...if your kid loves music,....they learn through that venue along with dance and theatre. So, the child is excited to learn! What a fantastic way for kids to be excited to go to school! Plus,,...they welcome all lifestyles to the school, gay, bisexual, etc. This school is very welcoming to any and all that comes through the doors. I hope that all that visit here, falls in love with what they experience. Brooke

I gave this school my most prized possession, my 4 year old daughter. I wanted for her to have the…read moresame summer experience I had when I attended New City School as a kid. I can tell you now that it's not the same. I dropped her off Monday morning at 8:45 to a playground with 100 kids. I didn't get to meet her camp counselor, and I was not able to enter the school due to Covid. I was okay with that, and nervous at the same time but again, I had attended there as a kid for several summers and my daughter has been in school since she was 2yo. She is friendly and delightful child so I thought I was making the right decision. By 9:30 am I was getting a call while at work. The director called me and told me that my daughter was having a rough morning, and trying to adjust. We picked her up early. The next day I called around 1pm and they said "they hadn't heard anything, so she must be fine." Thursday morning we dropped her off at 8:45, before my husband could make it to work, we were receiving a call saying that she was crying, and we need to pick her up right away and that this would HAVE to be her last day. The director told me that she didn't have the staff or the time to accommodate my child. They had 3 teachers to several 3 & 4 year olds. As a mother I was distraught. I couldn't believe that they had through my thrown my 4 yo out of summer camp. I wrote this to say that I am very disappointed in what this school has become. Also, I feel as if they didn't have the staff, why would they take on more than they could handle? So if your child needs special accommodations, or more attention than the average child. This is not the school because they clearly don't have the time. If I could have given zero stars I would have. I sent my daughter here with the intentions of her attending the school for kindergarten, but that won't happen. They made my child feel little, and they made me feel horrible as a parent.