My wife and I really love the state of the art facility. The staff is wonderful and the class sizes…read moreare just right. Recommend any parents considering private pre-school for their tiny tot to check out Ivybrook Academy.

Amazing place. The staff are well trained and treat each child as their own. I love that each child…read moreis viewed as an individual.

Our family has had a wonderful experience at KIP. My daughter has been there since she was 2 and is…read moregraduating this spring. We couldn't be more grateful for the care, education, and community she's received over the years. The teachers and staff truly know and care about each child, and it shows in how confident, curious, and capable my daughter has become. She is absolutely prepared for kindergarten! We will always be thankful for the strong foundation KIP has given our daughter and highly recommend it to any family looking for a nurturing, high-quality preschool experience.

Keneseth Israel Preschool is more than just a school, it truly feels like a second home and family…read more Every day when I drop off my child, I feel completely confident knowing he is in the care of such a wonderful and dedicated staff. The preschool offers a variety of enriching activities throughout the week, including music, loose parts, art, movement, Spanish, and science. These experiences not only support the children academically but also help foster a warm, nurturing environment that supports their social growth. I love hearing about my child's day when he gets home, and it reassures me that he feels happy, engaged and supported. We could not be happier with our decision to join the KIP community and would highly recommend this preschool to anyone looking for a caring and enriching environment for their child.

My son has been going to daycare here since he was 4 months old and he is now 2 1/2 years. When he…read morefirst started he wouldn't take a bottle and they actually fed him with a medicine dropper. I've considered moving him closer to my work, but I could never leave the staff here. I feel like they're extended family. They have a great curriculum with dancing, tumbling, Spanish, science, and computer classes for the older kids. I feel lucky to have found this place.

The staff and curriculum are excellent. They have switched to non processed foods and a healthy…read moreeating environment. I truly appreciate the time the director (or is he the owner) spends with the kids on a daily basis. It is obvious he and all his staff care deeply for the kids, we parents, and their center. An awesome place!! And super clean too!!

This review is strictly for the annual fish fry…read more Got there early by a few minutes. By this time the line had snaked around two entire sides of the room. It was a long wait and when I finally got to the end I realized why. There were two ladies at checkout and one only took cards and the other only took cash. The cash lady was sitting there with nothing to do because everyone was paying by card. It should have been that both people took cards but only one would also take cash. It would have sped things up considerably. Also there were some items that you had to stand in a whole other line to get, which was fine but I was tired of waiting so I didnt go over to see what was offered there. In any case I got a fish sandwich (good thickness, decent flavor), a slice of cheese pizza (basic, what you would expect) and fries (probably the best thing which was a little sad since those were definitely pre packaged). Would I come back? Yeah probably, the people watching was immaculate (so many drunk people at 5pm?) and I might go to the other line next time because it was shorter. Oh and bring CASH.

Went for the picnic. Had a great time. Looking back at pictures and we have come here for the last…read moreseveral years. The kids got the $20 bracelets. Seems pretty high but compared to the cost of single tickets it'll do! We need more food or beer down by the rides. All the volunteers were super nice and friendly even at 11pm. Had a great evening will return again.

After months of not knowing if there would be a graduation service for our Granddaughter or not the…read morewonderful staff of Assumption assembled a fantastic ceremony this past weekend. It was well planned out to every detail of health safety you could think of. When we arrived as a family we were shown to a nearby tent next to the main entrance where we were greeted by one of the faculty members and given some brief instructions as to what to expect. We were instructed to follow the arrows on the floor and stay in the large boxes that were outlined on the floor with tape. As we entered the building we had our temps taken. We then moved along the school hallways to the next station to check in. As we made our way to the gym there were various stops along the way to pick up gifts that were given to each girl by the school and one stop to have a family photo taken. When we arrived at the gym we were directed to gather in a box in front of the stage while our granddaughter picked up a single rose and proceeded to walk up on the stage, pick up her diploma and stop in a certain spot for a photo opp. We then proceeded together out the side door to parking lot. It was fast and very smooth and probably only took 30 minutes. A big thank you goes to the entire school staff who put their hearts and souls into giving the graduates a ceremony that they will forever remember.

Assumption High School is fabulous! My daughter loves going there, and we love it for the…read morewonderful, supportive staff and community.

When my family and I moved to Louisville five years ago, my son was given the option of visiting…read morethe top two Catholic high schools in town, Trinity and St. X. Once he took the tour of Trinity he was sold and told Mom and I there was no reason to visit St. Xavier!!! First time visiting St. X, I had heard that the St. X campus was quite impressive and indeed it is. Although I didn't have an opportunity of touring the entire campus it's easy to see that their infrastructure is massive. Very fortunate that Louisville offers a wide selection of fine schools throughout the city.

If you have not attended a football game at St X field you really should. It is a state of the art…read morefield and one of the finest in the city or county. Reserved chair back seats are only $10. They also have a nice menu of food like hamburgers, $2, cheeseburger $3, fries $2, drinks $1 to $2. They even have a Chick-fill-A sandwich for $4. Popcorn $1. Also candy bars, nachos and even ice cream bars. It's a great way to spend a Friday evening

Was a parent of former students there for 8 years until changing schools for these reasons:…read more-Religion is not taught as a separate class, rather "mixed in" with the other subjects. My daughter in 2nd grade had a matching assignment (attached) where it indicates when she grows up the best thing she could do is "support her husband." What is this year, 1950? Other assignment attached is from my 6th grader and could give anyone religious anxiety. -Volunteer input is minimally considered, and unless you're good friends with principal/AD or a big donor, I felt that they don't care much about the regular parents other than frequent emails asking for more donations and fundraising. -Extracurriculars are severely lacking compared to other PK-8 private schools. Also multiple grades are taught in the same class by the same teacher. -Zero daily hot lunch option.

It was a great experience for my child. It offers small class sizes, a good staff and safe and an…read moreaccepting environment. My son went on to be a Steinhauser scholarship winner at Trinity High School. With us being the working class of the world he was able to go there tuition free with his great grades. An opportunity that was greatly appreciated and earned. I always had good interactions with the staff and they were readily available to me. I would highly recommend this school to those wanting to avoid sending their children to public school. The cost wasn't high and was worth it.

Southern high school is a magnet career high school in the Jefferson county public schools system…read morelocated off Preston Highway in the Okolona area of Louisville Kentucky. This purple and white wearing institution has a mascot of "Trojans" and was built in 1951. At one point southern was considered to have one of the top machine tool and die programs in the whole area. Being an alumni of southern graduating in the class of 2002 I can say that in my 4 years there I produced some great memories, met some life long friends (including my current wife) and had a really good time. I was pretty active in my time at a southern as I played 3 sports (football, wrestling, and track) and was involved in a various of clubs such as beta club and national honors society. During my time frame at the school the graduating classes were in the several hundreds. So in my 4 years being involved in all those activities with essentially 7 different graduating classes I probably interacted with close to a thousand different people. Like any school Southern is a place that you will get what you put into it. It's not considered a school for high academic excellence. But it is achievable. I feel like I made the most out of my time at the school and because of that I have long lasting memories and a better overall reaction to my time at the school. The school itself is quite large. Has two gymnasiums attached to the school, a large newly (built in the 90s I believe) renovated automotive department and 3 stories/floors full of classrooms. Well 4 floors if you count that historic and borderline mythical 4th floor that is gated off. I'm not sure about today's students but back in my day for several years there was all kinds of crazy rumors of what was up there. From a swimming pool, to a teachers smoking lounge there was all kinds of crazy and wild rumors. I've actually been up there. It's literally maybe 1-2 classrooms (it's been 20 years so some details escape me) full of old school supplies and a ladder that pops you up to the flat rooftop. And No! There isn't a pool up there. As stated already I enjoyed my time at the school. I'm not sure southern will ever be noted for a long list of famous alumni (super bowl mvp Phil Simms) and will never be a place you send a kid strictly to achieve a higher education. But the opportunity can be created. I'm personally fortunate enough to send my kids to private schools to try and set them up for higher education with better resources. However as stated, there are kids who don't take advantage of those programs. So it really does depend on the individual to make the most of there academic situation. I'll end this review the same way the former long time principal and principal during my time Jerry Keepers use to end his morning announcements. "Have a great Southern Day".