This high school is where they were doing shuttle service for a firework show. Plenty of parking…read moreand buses to transport. Very organized and professional and speedy. Great Fourth of July perk from Hazelwood. Kudos!!!!

This is a terrible school especially if you have children with disabilities. The "zero tolerance"…read morepolicy was a joke at least when I went there and graduated in 2014. The whole building is crude looking and unsanitary. Men's bathrooms all reeked of marijuana. To be fair there were some outstanding teachers that could be teaching at better high schools but other than that there is nothing positive I can really say. Anyone considering enrollment here, I urge you to reconsider if there are other options at your disposal.

I think the system from Mathnasium is extremely good. My son attended Mathnasium in California for…read morea few years, and then we continued in St Louis. Unfortunately, the centers in St Louis are incredibly badly operated with almost no concern for the students or parents, in sharp contrast with my prior experiences and I wish the brand did a quality control of their franchises. I finally decided that we would quit after repeated issues of quality and normal standards of care, which is very bad for us because we loved the system. I will share below a subset of problems we had to deal with. Over the few years we attended the Ladue center, because their policy is to severely underpay their staff, almost all of the good instructors started leaving, replaced by nice but not nearly as motivated as the task would require. The center has kept telling us for many years that they are 'trying to hire' but obviously what they are ready to offer is completely insufficient for what a good tutor should earn. For $299 per month, we would hope that tutor would earn a decent compensation for tutoring a group of student but this is not the case. In fact, we had some great tutors when we joined and they all left because, as is now becoming all too common in other businesses, the center is offering unsustainable conditions that are only viable as a side gig. Because of this, we noticed that the center does not have the bandwidth to correctly track progress across grades, with severe missing topics that we discovered were not done well in the school assessments or tests. The reason for this is that the staff has almost no time to review what progress has been made in a manner that is customized to where a student is. I was appalled to see our son was not doing better than many students, and all students with other tutors did much, much better. The system works, but not if it's administered in a standardized manner to all but tutors who come and go. To add to these issues, but related, the center has implemented a taxing reservation system where appointments have to be reserved months in advance to have a decent spot. They close on one day of the week plus one day of the week-end, removing two more days which would be ideal for families and forcing kids to do their session after school. It is not unusual that one has to pick up a 6:30pm session. If we call them to reschedule, they will not answer the phone and send to an answering service that has to call back. The center main director Caitlin has no interest in resolving anything and, when confronted with repeated problems, just kept saying that she was sorry we felt this way and this was their policy, and that it was normal to make appointments. Certainly it is the prerogative of a business to manage their policies in any way they see fit, but this is irrelevant to the point I am raising that this business is only interested in making profits without any concern about the issues of parents and kids, in order to reduce quality to save on operating expenses. But I do not want to suggest any issue due to her, as I suspect she is like other employees being given no reasonable resources by the franchise owners to do a good job to resolve the issues that she uncovers. I called the main center and I hope there can be more quality control of the franchises, as I am not sure this is not the right image for the brand. In summary, I remain a great fan of Mathnasium, but unfortunately, if you would like good quality tutoring here in St Louis, a tutor will be more effective. I shared my concerns with other parents here in the area, and found that most of them did know about Mathnasium and dropped out for similar related reasons.

Our daughter started to get behind in math and since she started the program at Mathnasium, her…read morebasic math skills have not only improved, but she is also enjoying math more! Mathnasium is great because it is a low stress environment where the kids can work one on one with the tutors in an upbeat environment. Thankfully, no more boring rote memorization and tears. -Heather Kroeger

Both of my children went to this pre-school and LOVED it! I would highly recommend it.read more

Ross is an amazing community of diversity, unity and acceptance. The staff is nothing short of…read morephenomenal; they truly show they care about the students. Administration is kind and caring and is shows in how they interact with parents, students and staff. Truly and amazing school to be apart of.

Kids have gone through Ross from Kindergarten through 5th. Great experience!read more

PLEASE CHECK FACEBOOK FOR INFORMATION ON THIS CENTER!! THEY RECENTLY LOST A CHILD. (A sister in law…read morecame to pick up her nephew) when she arrived she was informed the child never showed up after school. She after searching the classrooms realized he couldn't be found and called mom many times (she was at work) They later contacted mom saying she needed to come pick up her child and pay a late fee. The childcare center will not speak of the mistake, tell the mom where he child was during that time, and have told the child (most likely threatened them this child is terrified) that it's a secret and he can not speak of it. Please do not send your children here!! (They have blocked reviews on their main page) here is screen shots of the reviews!

My daughter has been attending this daycare for a couple of months now and I have seen her grow in…read morestrides. Ms. Emily is my daughters teacher and we absolutely adore her. The curriculum is wonderful and all the staff are hands on and truly want to see the children succeed.

Went to Northwest High School today for a craft fair. It was put on to raise money for the various…read moreextra curricular activities. There were over 140 vendors there, and it was great. The cheer/pom Pom squad was running the refreshment booth. It is community coming together to raise money for a good cause. Go Northwest High School!

Unless you want your kids suicidal I suggest you don't enroll them here. It used to be a great…read moreschool, but if you even breathe wrong you're in trouble now.

Ries ballwin kindercare is the best . a very nice environment for kids to learn and grow . the…read moreteachers are very kind .

This child care center hires staff that are experienced and love teaching children. The classrooms…read moreare so inviting and creative, with centers where kids are doing hands-on activities like carving pumpkins, painting and imaginative play. But they also focus on the academics at a age-appropriate level. The communication from the teachers is so focused on each child and highlights their growth and interests. The menu consists of whole grains lots of fruits and veggies. Vegetarian accommodations are hit and miss. Our biggest complaint is that they don't take credit cards other than discover.

Tisch Park sits on the grounds of Washington University in Saint Louis, aka as WashU. The geography…read moreof the park runs from Skinner Blvd to the front of Brookings Hall. The huge lot is well maintained with lush grass and extremely scenic. Likely the park is named after a donor, however there is no information I could find on their grounds. The two buildings that flank both sides are McKelvey Engineering and Sam Fox Architecture. Both buildings are part of WashU. On a lovely day as the day I was here it's a nice walk. There is also a nearby museum run by the school. The Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum. Enjoy the magnificent views.