My biggest regret as a parent is enrolling my 2 year old daughter at Stepping Stone. I still feel…read moreguilty that I did not find another option. My daughter was at another daycare for two years that we loved! No issues and no incident reports. The 7 months she was at Stepping Stone were awful. Coming home with massive bruises from bites that staff did not notice. I repeatedly emailed but she kept being bitten by multiple children. We kept waiting for Children's Lighthouse to finish being built but it was hard as an educator who provides other people's children with a safe learning environment not to have a safe place to send my toddler. The last straw was her reporting to us a teacher hit her. Pulled her immediately. Ms. Brittany did not seem surprised when we told her of our concern.

Love! The teachers have been limited due to Covid but they make it work! My husband and I are happy…read morewith our decision to move our daughter here

Much like all parents we love our children emphatically and are amazingly attentive to their wants…read moreand needs. Much like all parents we want their environment to reflect that love and attentiveness. As a traveling military family we've encountered several educational platforms. Most all of them claim to provide a healthy mixture of freedom to promote creative expression while instilling strong social and academic standards. While we have enjoyed other platforms, none compare to the lighthouse. Our 2.5 year old daughter is very standoffish and slow to warm up to new enviroments. As a covid child she spends a majority of her time with her one sibling and appears to suffer from social anxiety. Our daughter was given the final say on whether she is comfortable there and her smile tells the story. Following the initial 10 days ,she lights up when we turn the corner into the parking lot. She skips as she enters the space. She greets the welcome committee at the door. She embraces both of her teachers (Bri and Megan). For a child appearing to suffer from social anxiety, this is a big deal for us. Obviously, they have an amazing curriculumn, obvioulsy they are clean and modernized. Obviously they are a secure inside and out. Obviously, they respect allergies and sensitivities. What isnt obvious is the intangible. Greeting you by name and actually remembering you is basic, they make it a point to get to know you, your child, their needs and their support group. It's genuine. You can feel it! Thank you for what you do. Bradley (Owner), Jenna (Director), Connie (Asst Director) Amber (Welcome Committee)

Our experience at Children's Lighthouse has been nothing short of amazing. The teachers here are…read moreexceptional, always going above and beyond to challenge my daughter and enhance her knowledge (even to the extent of moving her up a class early because her current class curriculum was not challenging enough for her). Janna, the director, truly has my child's best interest in mind and ensures a nurturing and supportive environment. Morning drop off is always a breeze with smiling faces and good mornings from all of the staff we see. The owner, Brad, runs a fantastic daycare that is well-organized, clean and safe. We have complete peace of mind knowing our daughter is in such capable hands. She thoroughly enjoys attending and is excited to go every morning. We feel so comfortable with her education here that we are confident there will be a flawless transition when she goes to kindergarten. Thank you to all of the staff we encounter every day for your dedication and care. We couldn't be happier with the care and education our daughter receives at Children's Lighthouse.

This high school hosted a playoff game i attended for my niece. They did a great job hosting for…read moreit's really spacious. However, it was a task trying to find the gym bc of all of the construction going on at the school. It was unclear where the gym was at because the front of the school has another gym as well that was empty. I wish the high school would've had better signage to direct visitors to the right location. The gym ended up being waaaaay in the back when we finally found it.

This is the first year for my child at this school. So far a very bad beginning of an experience!…read moreThe school itself nothing to complainant about I like that they have a lot of courses to choose from but the people working there which is the staff and faculty are the worse!! They have a rude attitude and they do not look or are professional. Not a very helpful staff!!! enough said

Great professors, pretty and quiet campus. Not a lot of classes here! Mostly just the core classes…read more Other classes are online. But I enjoy going here!

My first child did private lessons and learned quickly. At Nitro they go extremely slow in their…read moremethod of teaching. I understand wanting them to teach being thorough before moving on to the next thing but it's going to take too long for my other child to learn how to swim on their own this summer. Gave them a good try but had to move on to private lessons elsewhere where my child quickly learned how to swim on their own. My child can master the strokes during the rest of summer.

I've been looking forward to this business opening literally for four years. It does not…read moredisappoint. The facility is brand new and extremely well run. Everything is spotless. The entire staff is very well trained and impeccably professional as well as very personable. I am a senior age student but swimming at a beginner level. The curriculum is based on mastery of sequential swimming skills. However there is flexibility to meet the individuals personal swimming goals. Teaching safe water skills is a priority. I've taken swimming lessons before taught by teenage lifeguard, with limited success. This experience is at a whole new level.