This "program" is just here to take parents money. The employee's want you to believe that they…read morewill fix your "troubled teen" through a Christian program. This is false. It's full of brain washing and inappropriate teaching from unqualified staff. Do not let this place take your money or time away from your child.

Great place for spiritual development. The staff truly shows the love of Jesus to the residents at…read morethe facility!

This was a fun place to spend an hour or two with my toddlers before starting a long car drive! We…read moregot in for about 50% off using our Children's museum pass from another state. Loved the outdoor space to explore with little trikes and a playhouse, wheelbarrows, etc. There were several reading books set areas set up with books to read to your kids, a large overhead climbing area, lots of busy boards, tables set up with smaller building toys for older kids, and more!

My visit and I was impressed! Things for all kids 2 years and up. I I am looking into buying a…read moremembership because I could see going back several times as my granddaughter gross. There is real life activities, such as a kitchen, a grocery store, a train, that has additional things for kids to do that mock real life, which includes a cooking apron, a train engineer, coat, etc. They have an outdoor area and when we were there, it was cooler and rainy, but I could see that this is a wonderful extension to additional play areas suggest a treehouse, a farm silo and a farmers market. Now the treehouse was a little bit dirty, but I think it's probably the time of the year and that it was really damp and wet during our visit. There's a place for you to have lunch. There are organized activities in the afternoon, which we did not participate in, but that goes additional things to do in the afternoon if you're there for a long period of time. The employees there were more than helpful and friendly . Facility was very clean and well organized.

Love volunteering, donating, and visiting this place. Staff are so helpful and friendly. When you…read morecommit your time and donating, not only is it rewarding but also, you're helping out the kids and those who are sick. They always need things here. Check their website for their wants and needs. I have donated some toiletries, travel size soap, shampoo, lotions etc. Sharing is caring. If you get a chance, you get to meet their mascot/pet dog. Very friendly.

Very nice accommodations and the dinners are above average. Great for families with loved ones at…read morethe hospital or health system getting treatment.

The legacy park community center has some of the best amenities over all other LSPR community…read morecenter locations. The gym here is a little too crowded for my liking, but if you don't mind a person on every adjacent machine it should be fine. But the classes are specifically why I got my membership.

Great community center. Nice walking trail with a lake nearby that you can Kayak. Indoor swimming…read morepool. Exercise classes. Indoor gym with pickleball court. Daily fee of about $10 to access facility or become an annual member.

Wonderful place to volunteer. They do great work for so many all over the world and here in the…read morecommunity. Everyone I met was kind and so dedicated to helping others. If you're looking to give back sign up at Heart to Heart.

Very welcoming and accommodating to American Legion members from other posts. Everyone there evoked…read morea sense of family.

Great place to play. Lots of regulars, so you know they treat you right. Snack bar has lots of good…read morefood.

I love and am beyond thankful and appreciative being part of the team at The Learning Experience -…read moreBlue Valley! The leadership is incredibly supportive, the staff truly cares about one another, and everyone is committed to helping each child learn, grow, and succeed. I met my best friend here and the families and children are truly amazing. It's a positive, welcoming environment, and I'm grateful to work alongside such an amazing team every day! -Ethan Ismert

Cannot say enough good things about this place. The staff is caring, professional, and truly…read moreinvested in the kids. The environment is clean, organized, and welcoming. You can tell a lot of heart goes into what they do!

We did a tour. The facility didn't impress us and that's OK, new management dealing with a weird…read morelayout. The staff - seemed like every single teacher was just sitting. Literally sitting. That's ok too, though. Teachers get tired and want to just sit. Here were our problems: While touring it was almost lunch time. We walked by sandwiches sitting on a paper plate with plastic wrap loosely placed over. Right above it was paint jugs - the kind that the paint has dripped all over. Still not horrible. Here's what was horrible: I asked about food preferences for my daughter and how we go about accommodating those. They said they don't accommodate those without a doctor slip. Insert confused face here. I clarified with the director and sure enough, she insists on a doctors note for a parent to choose what their child eats. I can say we toured many childcare options in a stretch of 10-15 miles and not one other facility had this response. In fact, All Around Child in Overland Park had this response when I asked: Oh our owner is very passionate about food options. Her and the chef sit and plan the menu every quarter and they design the food to all look the same even if one is vegetarian for example, so the kids don't feel odd about eating differently. And they're the same price! Shop around. Find the best option.

We attended for about a 6 weeks and found the center to be a very sterile/antiseptic environment…read more No sense of creativity, exploration, etc. They have a lot of fancy lesson plans but way too much structure for preschoolers. The kids are expected to sit on a vinyl circle on the floor quietly at look at books at 8am during drop off, no getting out toys/centers while their friends eat their microwaved breakfast. This expectation of course, does not work. Food is all casserole based and brought in from another site. Playground is nice but I once asked why there were no balls and they told me they get thrown over the fence. Ummm, they're kids, go get the balls. The security is good but reduces the sense of group/community and contact kids have with one another. I'm sure it affects employee morale too. We were unimpressed with our teacher who seemed just there to collect a paycheck and really couldn't tell me much about my sons day, development, peer interaction, etc. She was neither warm, friendly or fun. The director spends his afternoons on runs, as in running for exercise. The phone does not always get answered, when I call to check on my kid, I expect the phone to be answered. Every.Single.Time. The final straw for us was watching our kid (along with many others) sadly stand at the window every day and wave bye to their parents - heartbreaking. This never happened at our other center - literally never. I have a coworker who had to pull her son due to an unaddressed bullying issue. Despite this center being geographically ideal, it just was not worth it and we marched ourselves right back to Top Flight. We will never consider leaving again!