Schools are the kitty's tittys here in Burlington Kansas, although Mr. Reed is a prick for the most…read morepart.

From the minute I stepped in the restaurant I started to enjoy myself everything was so nice…read morestarting with the place and of course finishing with the staff amazing guys they really liked the way they approach you well the main part is the food that was great very good I loved everything about it the way it was made the way was finished and the way it was served I highly recommend this place I enjoyed very much and I won't be back thank you for a great night

Welcome to Fort Riley! Ware Elementary is a nice elementary school with some of the nice faculty…read moreand staff. The teachers showed interest in the kids 1st day of school so for kids transition from out of state they make everyone feel at home. Of course it's on the installation and they are very meticulous about documentation. Overall, My daughter enjoys 4th grade and we have no issues with the school. I really enjoy the automatic system with skyward system to check your child grades, fund lung accounts, and more.

Prairie Moon is a horrible school to work for. Over a decade, I witnessed the school go from a…read morehigh quality school to a poorly run and disorganized institution. The biggest challenge is accountability. The school is not held to any specific standards for accountability and even though the board of trustees job is to uphold Waldorf values and strengths, the current group of adults lacks the integrity and they do not do their research. Prairie Moon holds prejudices against teachers and students who are different and/or vulnerable. Prairie Moon allows children to be bullies at the school so long as their parents have money. Prairie Moon is an elitist school which uses adults until they find out that those adults want for the school to be held responsible for their actions. Prairie Moon lacks compassion and understanding and there is unwillingness to accept responsibility and provide support for students who have high behavioural needs, they do not provide sufficient support, training or resources to teachers when they need it. Prairie Moon School does not teach respect or have respect for the privacy of other. As a teacher I was made to be available and accessible to all other faculty at all times of day and night. One teacher even went as far as giving my personal address to families that I worked with when I asked her not to. If you are a worker under the age of 25 you are also treated poorly and used. The administration came to my home on several occasions when I worked there after being asked to stop. I worked hard, I was a good teacher and I spoke up when there were wrong doings at the school. In the end when I had to leave they acted like there was no room for growth within the school. As it is, it is hanging my a thread and it should not be in operation.

I was sold after the first time we visited one of the festivals. The kids from the school were…read morerunning around having fun and being kind and gentle to each other from the little ones up to the teens. My oldest started in 2017 and my second in 2018. Could not be happier. I chose Prairie Moon to help teach our boys emotional intelligence. And they get so much more also. Many of the children there seem to be testing above their grade levels especially compared to public schools.

I have nothing to say but good things about Cottonwood Point Elementary and all the schools in Blue…read moreValley district that my kids have gone to. Oxford and BVNW included. I have 3 very different children. One was in the enrichment program . Another one is special needs. It doesn't matter where my kids are academically, the resources are there for them to advance and learn. The teachers and staff care for the students and are willing to work with the parents and take the extra mile for the child's benefit. I feel very fortunate. Thank you to all of the awesome educators!