I didn't start going to the YMCA until the end of 2015. I love the Y. I walk every morning before…read moregetting ready & going to work. I wish I had figured out how good it is before now, but at least I now know.

From the owner: The KY YMCA works with middle school and high school aged students across the commonwealth to…read moreparticipate in a variety of youth and government, and character development conferences, specifically KYA, KUNA, GFI, LTC, MYA and Y-Corps.

We sent our oldest daughter to TFCA back in 2022 as a homeschool student to play sports with the…read moremiddle school students there. She quickly made friends and had a great time with the school teams. The next year we decided to enroll her as an 8th grader and she absolutely loved it. The following year we enrolled our three other kids and my wife also began working there part time. This community has changed our children's lives and given all of us a very special place to belong and watch our children grow and develop into the people God created them to be. We are so thankful for this place! I'd highly recommend it for anyone looking for a Christ centered learning community for their kids to learn, grow, and belong!

Our son attended public elementary school. When he was ready to start middle school, we decided the…read morebest option for him was TFCA. Our son's experience has been better than we could have imagined. His friends are so supportive of each other. His teachers really do care about him! We are far from rich. We have made sacrifices, and will continue to do so, to keep him at TFCA. We have 4 older children, 2 of which went to public school K-12. There were many good experiences for them at the elementary level, but middle and high school was completely different. Their middle school experience was absolutely awful. I regret not sending them to TFCA. I truly believe they would not only have more confidence and less anxiety as adults but most importantly they would be confident in God's love for them.

Here is an honest review to help those of you who are debating on whether or not to take your kids…read moreto this daycare. My son and daughter went to this daycare for years. The good: The actual care takers are experienced and truly love the kids. Mrs. Nikki, Tina, Pam, etc have been doing this for a very long time and are friendly and good at what they do. The playground has a bunch of equipment compared to most other centers and the meals that they have always sounded really good (i.e. salsbury steak). The bad: The Director and her son are not easy at all to work with. Prepare for the daycare to close on all state holidays plus some. This includes closings or partial day closings for Good Friday, Election Day, Veteran's Day, Martin Luther King Day, etc that most private sector employees do not have off. This day care took off Dec 30-Jan 1 in 2020 (12/30 was for no reason other than sheer selfishness and laziness) and still charged parents for the entire week. Also, prepare for your supervisor to become frustrated with the daycare over snow days. It is understandable if the roads are a sheet of ice, but this daycare has called off so many times when we barely had any snow and Jamie (the director's son) will tell you that it was "really bad" in Beaver Dam and other areas where employees commute from. Jamie also frequently will be right by the front door to the daycare smoking a cigarette and if the wind is blowing, you'll get a big wiff of it (as will your kids) when you enter or exit. Basically, if you do not have a job where you can take off of work for National Hamburger Day or whatever random days that they are too lazy to come in or when a snowflake falls then look elsewhere.