We love St. Peter's preschool. My son adores his teachers, very easy to communicate with and my son…read morehas learned so much so far. The director is very nice to talk to you and will try her best for you and your child to have the best experience ever. Highly recommended preschool in Carmel in our opinion.

Not sure a better preschool experience exists. The entire staff at St. Peter's is loving and…read moreamazing. Although we are not members of the non denominational church, I am enticed to try it out because of the caliber of the preschool. They focus on creative play, arts/music, and take great field trips. They do amazing art projects and get involved in the community with firemen days, etc. My two sons have been loved and nurtured in beginning their educational journeys; I am SO thankful we found St. Peters, it nearly brings tears of joy (my oldest son had some poor early experiences elsewhere). And finally the price, IMO, is quite affordable. I think nearly all of the staff hold B.S. degrees and many have earned master's. You can see each day, how they love their jobs and the great culture they have developed. This is a place you want your child to be.

This school used to live up to it's claims of meeting the child where they are, educating the whole…read morechild, fostering their individuality, etc. In the past few years I have experienced a tremendous decline in their ability to hold true to this, sadly. I give it an average star rating because these days is just a costly version of any typical, yet capable public school with the addition of arrogance in their approach.

All three of our children attended The Orchard School. We are very pleased with the education they…read morereceived and so are they. I've often tried to sift through all our years and determine what they most learned/received at Orchard and if I had to pick one attribute (and there are many), I'd pick confidence. They are all confident public speakers. For example, when my daughter was a junior in high school, she won an award that required her to speak at a dinner with over 400 people present. I tried several times to get her to practice and review her speech in advance, knowing that the previous recipient had a professional speech writer. In frustration, one evening she said, "Mom, I went to Orchard. Don't worry." She delivered a flawless speech without notes. They are all confident about their ability to learn. Orchard likes to say they help create lifelong learners and they do. Each of our children knows how to learn and they like to learn. They are all confident expressing themselves to anyone. In high school, their teachers observed that unlike many shy teens they were not afraid to ask questions and advocate for themselves or for others. And, this has continued throughout their college and post-graduate years. Orchard invites and teaches children how to respectfully approach adults. At Orchard, education is not just about science, English, history, etc. While these are important, it's also about helping develop good people and preparing them for the future.

My daughter started John Strange this year after spending her first three years in a Charter…read moreSchool. Her transition has been outstanding. This was a Grade A school when my sixteen year old went beginning her second grade year of school. The technology is top of the line. My youngest has only 22 students in her class, allowing individual interaction with each child. The teachers are incredible and love their job. Ms. Arduini, the Art teacher, is still there and recognized my oldest when we went to register her younger sister. The principal knows my daughter by name. There is diversity throughout the school and differences in culture are recognized. I just attended the awards ceremony to watch my daughter accept her award for Honor Roll and Citizenship (5 of out 5 for behavior). It was easy to get in, organized exclusively for the grade you were seeing and we were able to spend time and take pictures. As she got out of the car this morning for school, the principal said hello to her by name. Washington Township at its finest!

Can't say enough about how happy we have been with John Strange Elementary. My daughter has been…read morethere for 5 years now and this is my son's second year. We have had the most dedicated and wonderful teachers each year. The kids have been given the gift of passion to learn by this staff. They have a wonderful music teacher who puts her heart and soul into their arts programs. They put on some wonderful plays. The only complaints I have are across the board for all schools- lunch and recess are not long enough. I think it's important to focus on health a little more and i think encouraging kids to gobble down food and limiting exercise is part of the nationwide obesity problem. I think this school does the most with all the resources they have. I would love to see all schools and teachers have more money and tools to fix many of the problems that are faced in all of our schools.

When we began looking for a preschool in 2016, I researched and toured many of the preschools in…read morethe Carmel area. We definitely made the right decision choosing King of Glory Preschool! Our daughter is entering her third year at this wonderful school. We have been pleased with every aspect of both her social and intellectual development. She has had great teachers-all that have shown a strong personal interest in her learning and social development. The environment King of Glory has created makes me feel like I am leaving my child in the care of family instead of just a preschool, a feeling that I never thought I would have.

Hands down, there isn't a more wonderful place to send a child to preschool than King of Glory!…read moreBetween the degreed faculty, learn-through-play curriculum, and the warmest, kindest souls for teachers that any child could ever imagine, KOG is just the best! I have two KOG "graduates" and one current student. Both of my oldest children left King of Glory prepared for every challenge posed to them in kindergarten. And, I don't speak solely from an academic standpoint. Learning what it means to be a good friend at KOG carries equal weight to ABC's and 123's. In addition to their every day curriculum, KOG is blessed to have a beloved music teacher and program. Also, there are many extras unique to King of Glory like Donuts with Dad, School Spirit Day, Christmas and Mother's Day music programs, and various after-school enrichment hours based around fun themes. The preschool years are such a treasured time in every young child's life, where play is still the primary way of understanding and challenging the world. KOG recognizes and embraces that and has developed a tried-and-true environment that I wish every child could experience. KOG rocks!

We love IMS! Both of our girls started there around age 3 or 4 and both will have completed…read moreKindergarten there as well. The teachers are all supportive and reliable. The education is well-rounded. We love the cultural appreciation that the children are taught. Our oldest entered elementary school ahead of the curve on her reading/writing and math. The individual attention is remarkable. Both of our girls have loved all of their teachers and support staff and always looked forward to a fun day at school.

As a father of three, I've seen first hand how Kumon of Noblesville has helped my kids grow in both…read moreMath and English. Each child learns at their own pace, and the improvement in their confidence, focus, and independent learning has been amazing. The staff is supportive and truly cares about every child's progress. Highly recommend for any parent looking to build a strong academic foundation!

Everytime I attend this awesome campus I'm hosted in one of the many spaces they have available for…read morerent. I was not aware that was a possibility. If you need event space, give them a call and see what they are able to do for you, you wont be disappointed.

Please fix the lunch here. We are at a private school paying 25,000 and a separate fee for lunch…read moreand I can make better than this shit. Fix the goddamn lunch.

I've been employed by Debbie for 22 years this summer! She is like a mom to all of her staff and…read morefamilies. We look up to her for all she does in the community and for each of us and our families. My 3 children, now adults have attended. My daughters have both worked here after high school, before college. My daughter in love has also worked here. I can't wait for my grandbabies to attend someday. As a boss Deb is top of the line, she's always there for us in anyway she is able. She cares about us like her family. It's not often a week goes by that she hasn't given us some sort of treat or gift to let us know we are appreciated. As far as an owner/director there are no words to describe how amazing she is. She goes above and beyond. Our center remained opened through Covid, because of the dedication she has instilled in the business and her staff to provide the best care for our families!

Amazing preschool! We have a 13 year old and 2 year old. Our 13 year old started when he was 2 and…read morewas there til kindergarten and we loved it. Once we had another I knew pebble brook was the place for him. He has been going since 18 months old. All the teachers and staff are awesome.

Our experience was great with this school and I'm glad we found Scott and Emily. My youngest son…read morestarted here for what we thought would be one year before we started him in The Orchard School, which is where our oldest is attending school. Instead, the experience was so good they earned the right to keep our son one more year before heading off to Orchard. There were lots of little things I appreciated about his experience here: 1 - Healthy eating! Emily and her staff were consistent in their message that kids need healthy snacks and this fits well with my personal belief we are what we eat. My son came home asking for broccoli! 2 - Geography and pin poking - This is a Montessori activity that I didn't know anything about until his experience. My son completed a map of each continent, opening the door to talking about those areas of the world and what they do there, eat there, sing there, etc. We still have these maps up in our home and use them as a reference when talking about areas of the world. 3 - Reading and singing - Scott coming and playing Rudi music on Wednesdays was a highlight for my son. When he started there, my son wasn't sure about himself or going to school and Scott's music brought out my son's personality and helped give him confidence and joy for singing and learning all the new words, sounds and days that came with those songs. He really started his love of reading here, too, which I appreciate as an avid reader. 4 - Behavior growth - My son really thrived in a time where learning those social skills, learning how to manage your emotions, learning appropriate responses to others in those situations, etc. because of the guidance at this school. I very much recommend this school as a solid choice for helping your young child get started on the right foot for their education.

Our daughters both attended CMS. We had a great experience. Both learned so much while they were…read morethere and made a lot of good friends. We always felt secure dropping our kids off at CMS--we knew they would be seen, loved, cared for, and educated.

Never go to woodbrook elementary, my 4th grader teacher Mrs. Haberfield was bullying the children…read moreand yelling at them until they cried over stupid stuff. She would act all nice and perfect around staff so nothing was done to prevent this. Mrs. Whichmeyer the counselor was also incredibly forceful and rude to kids trying to make them confess stuff, after she earned their trust she would send every thing they said in an email to their parents no confidentiality at all. In 3rd grade she also wouldn't let me play with my best friend and tried to gas light me into thinking she didn't like me. Woodbrook also has terrible bullying prevention. The cafeteria also serves disgusting food and one time my friend found a worm in his food. The water fountains are also rusty. Woodbrook was honestly a horrible experience and I won't miss it. Clay middleschool is way better but again doesn't do anything for bullying. If a special needs kid does anything REALLY REALLY bad to the point where​​​​ something must be done to stop it there will still be no consequences. The food is better but the water fountains are disgusting and rumors have been spread that it comes from the toilets. The bathrooms are also disgusting and the faucets spray water all over you and the hand dryers are ineffective. Honestly Carmel Clay school district needs to step up their game or I am going to beg my parents to move. All in all not really good schools, but I learned a lot.