This daycare is amazing! The staff and director really care about the children and my son loved…read moreinteracting with the residents in the center. My son had to recently move centers due to his school being in Worthington schools but on his last day there I cried after I picked him up knowing what amazing hands he was in while we were at work.

From the owner: At the kiddieGRAND, you'll find a warm and unique environment where education and intergenerational…read morelearning go hand-in-hand. Our number one goal at the kiddieGRAND is to provide your child with a safe, loving, and secure environment that promotes learning and fun! Our curriculum and intergenerational activities along with opportunities for outdoor and free play give your child the best chance to learn and grow in a flexible and diverse setting.

If you truly care about your child, do not send them here by any means. The school claims to be…read moreprofessional and well-structured, but that image is extremely misleading. While they advertise themselves as a full Islamic school, the reality is very different. The school is far too expensive for what it actually offers. In the middle school and high school buildings, the only subjects that seem to be taken seriously are Arabic and math. In Quran class, students are simply handed a Quran and are expected to already know how to read and memorize it, with little to no proper instruction or support. New students are not treated well, and there is little effort made to help them adjust or feel welcomed. This is not the Islamic learning environment they promote. Everything costs extra, the expectations are unreasonable, and the overall atmosphere can be emotionally draining. In general, the middle and high school environment can completely destroy a child's motivation and love for learning. It is not a healthy place for students during such important developmental years. That being said, the elementary school is a completely different story. The elementary program is actually excellent. They teach Quran reading properly, Arabic writing, and Islamic studies in a structured and supportive way. The environment is kind, safe, and nurturing, which is exactly what young children need. Teachers are more patient, and students are encouraged rather than pressured. I would strongly recommend this school only for elementary-aged children. However, the same recommendation does not apply to the middle or high school. Parents should seriously reconsider enrolling their older children here, as the quality of education and student care drops significantly after elementary school.

sunrise has been a wild expeirence the school has been…read moreinteresting they like to cover up a lot of stuff that happen school lunch is atrocious absolutely disgusting kids have been complaining about it and teachers are very unfair overall is just not the "Islamic school" you'd imagine

Loved my massage and pedicure. Cindy did my swedish massage. Very patient. She worked on areas as…read morerequested by me. Gabrielle did my pedicure. Great experience.

My experience at Mason Anthony School of Cosmetology has been, without a doubt, my greatest…read morefinancial regret as an adult. Seeking a meaningful career change, I pursued massage therapy program. Upon enrollment, I was given a brief tour and required to complete various paperwork, including a student handbook and a contract stating that Mason Anthony would deliver the 600 credit hours mandated by the State of Ohio to graduate from massage school. In exchange, I paid approximately $7,000 in tuition--an amount I opted to pay in full rather than through financing or a payment plan. This was a significant financial investment, one I made in good faith, expecting to receive a structured and comprehensive education. My decision to choose Mason Anthony was based primarily on its affordability and accelerated program length, with the expectation of graduating in just under a year. Unfortunately, I quickly realized that lower tuition came at the expense of quality education. From the outset, I had concerns. Despite reasonable expectations for hands-on training early in the program, it took three months before I was allowed to perform a massage on another person. Even then, there was no structured guidance from the instructor, who failed to demonstrate proper techniques before requiring us to practice on classmates. The most glaring issue was the instructor himself. He demonstrated a complete lack of awareness that students learn at different paces and through various methods, making no effort to accommodate diverse learning styles. When I privately voiced concerns about being unprepared, I was dismissed and told to rely on senior classmates for guidance. Instead of providing structured education, the instructor wasted class time telling exaggerated personal anecdotes, complaining about his salary, and openly criticizing the administration. Instruction often consisted of watching online videos rather than engaging in hands-on learning. Worse still, he was frequently observed sleeping at his desk during in-person classes and even during Zoom sessions, with classmates documenting these occurrences. The lack of professionalism and commitment to student success was astonishing and unacceptable. For seven months, this subpar instruction persisted, with conditions deteriorating over time. During this period, the instructor canceled class approximately 17 times, equating to 68 hours of lost instruction--hours that were fully paid for but never made up. Instead of addressing this issue, the school arbitrarily awarded students credit for those hours without providing any educational content. The situation reached a breaking point when, without warning, the instructor abruptly resigned, notifying students via email just five minutes before class was scheduled to begin. The administration claimed they had no prior knowledge of his departure. What followed was a complete breakdown in communication and instruction. For a month, the school provided no structured education. Instead, the Operations Manager--who had no formal massage education--assigned essay questions as a means to accrue credit hours. This practice was nothing short of a fraudulent attempt to cover up the institution's failure to provide the education it had contractually agreed to deliver. I later learned that the daily one-hour lunch break we had taken for seven months was not authorized, yet the school still counted it toward our 600 required hours. This means that rather than receiving four hours of education per day, we were only taught for three, yet credited for four. In reality, I estimate that I received only half of the promised instructional hours, with much of my learning coming from self-study, video tutorials, and discussions with fellow students. When I raised these concerns with the administration, their proposed solution was an insult: they offered me the opportunity to retake the course free of charge with a new instructor. This was unacceptable. I had already sacrificed income from my full-time job to attend school, and I could not afford to repeat the program due to the institution's failures. The administration attempted to feign ignorance of the previous instructor's negligence, fraudulent credit hours, and multiple canceled classes--including several Zoom sessions. Their response demonstrated a complete disregard for their students' time, effort, and financial investment. After 11 months in the program, I graduated, only to realize I had not received the fundamental education necessary to pass the State of Ohio MBLEX licensing exam, which costs nearly $300 to take. The inadequacies of the program left me unprepared for the very career I had sacrificed so much to pursue. The school failed to uphold its obligations, and I refuse to accept the financial and professional consequences of their negligence. Mason Anthony needs to be held accountable for it's failure to provide quality education.

Why have I lived in Columbus my whole life and never known this existed until my nephew visiting…read morefrom out of town suggested it?? We went yesterday just in time to see the 'best of 2026' show and we loved it! It is indeed more that just crafts, it was also kinds of works of art done by craftspeople and there were lots of beautiful pieces to look at. Loved that we were also able to interact with voting for our favorite, and also a scavenger hunt (with stickers as prizes). Such great things in the gift shop and loved the silent auction section too. I know for sure I'll be back every time they have a new show- it's free to enter, walk around and see great art. And the employee working was so friendly and told us all about it and gave us lots of helpful info and attention. Highly recommend, we were there about an hour, lovely way to spend some time during a hot afternoon.

On a whim I reserved a spot for an autumnal crown making event. It was wonderful! Lots of fun,…read morecreativity, snacks, and laughter. The instructor was great and other participants even shared supplies. I look forward to another event!

As a new mother I do not have experience with daycare. I am very pleased with Agape Enrichment…read moreAcademy so far. Trauna is available, a good listener, and attentive to her Agape Families' needs. The infant instructors are wonderful. They are playful and loving. I often take a deep breath and relax after dropping my baby off.

Agape has been a godsend for my family. The word "Agape" means love and they are true to their…read morename. We are fairly new to the Hilliard area and enrolling my (then) 3-year-old into their center was the best thing we could have ever done. Full time day care was a huge adjustment and they made it seamless for us. While everyone is awesome, the people I have most closely interacted with are Miss Meghan, Miss Liza, and Ms. Nikki (the center director)... they are rockstars! They are all very attentive, approachable and have taken excellent care of my son. My son has not only developed cognitively, but he improved in his socialization and simple "life skills." They engage the parents by having open houses, take home dinners, and other events centered around family. Also if you need extended hours there are one the few (and I MEAN FEW) centers that offer late hours and Saturdays. I highly recommend the center to anyone looking for a nurturing, safe, and educational environment!

Wonderful place, small and close knit. Staff and directors are friendly and interact well with the…read morekids!

THE WORST! our child was in the infant room in Hilliard and it was horrible. Came home with poop on…read morehis clothes. They were always cleaning the room at the end of the day and just putting kids in bouncers rather than interacting with them. They are cheap cost but you get what you pay for. Got out of there as soon as we could.

My kid had worked really hard on his SATs but his score consistently stayed in the same range. then…read morewe worked with Brian for a month and a half and his score went up right away. BrIan taught my son new ways at looking at old problems, and he taught him how to break patterns that weren't helping him. I couldn't recommend him more

Brian did an amazing job with my son. He knew exactly when to move forward and exactly when to…read morescale back. He is more than a tutor - he really had insight into my son's personality.

This location is small, but it's super easy to get to from my place. It is way easier to use the…read moretesting center here than downtown right now due to the Columbus Crossroads construction project. So, if you are taking online courses and live nearby, definitely swing by here for your testing center needs.

From the owner: As a Central Ohio college, we provide individualized opportunities for our students to create their…read moreown path while enjoying the college experience. Our mission is to educate and inspire, providing our students with the opportunity to achieve their goals. We welcome and nurture bold ideas and the entrepreneurial spirit, empowering our students to be ready for the ever changing workforce. Whether you are a transfer student or looking for an adult education program, we offer diverse college programs to choose from. From Technical and Certificate programs in Art, Business, History, EMS Services to Hospitality, Law Enforcement, Veterinary Tech and more. Start your career with us today!

When I first moved here about 5 years ago I had the most basic understanding of glazes, glaze…read moretechnique, clay specifics or really anything "technical" regarding Ceramics. I'd only bought clay from a Ceramics Store or Michaels in the past, so a formal ceramics store was *~*InTiMiDaTiNg*~* (I'm not a real artist ya'll)!!! I'd taken some impromptu lessons in a makerspace with Wichita State University Ceramics Adjunct Prof. Susan DeWitt (and she was an invaluable & loving guide!!)-- but no critiqued or graded courses! Buckeye Ceramics Supply staff is knowledgeable, friendly (once they warm up to you ) and reliable! Susan Mahoney ( I was blessed with TWO SUE's in the god craft of Pottery) -- while she worked here was a graceful and warm representative; I love that having an account at Buckeye Ceramics helps me organize my inventory and track my firings (They call when a piece of artwork has an issue in the Kiln, or when your artwork successfully completes firing). They offer studio memberships at attractive and fair rates for a compared metro area. Seasonally they give away freebies as they clean out the glazes etc from the studio workshop/classroom. Hey Introverts! Since I've been a customer I've seen their stocking change to include small local/artisan made tools which I LOVE! For example: Dirty Girls Bats. Hopefully one day they'll have Garrity Tools, or Elan Transfers, Plum Island etc etc.. but you never know what you'll find unless you frequent! BCS is in perpetual artistic motion If you're Ceram-Curious or a Master you'd be a fool not to stop by!!! ***During Covid 19 beginnings they actively contact traced too btw. ***

Love this place! Great Mayco and Potter's Choice, etc glazes and any other ceramic need you have…read more Loads of tools, stencils, great displays and work areas for classes. Folks here are always willing to answer my product and technique questions. Large selection of clay bodies, many in small 2 lb increments so that you can easily test them without buying a whole box.if I want it, they've got it or can get it. We potters are super lucky to have the Mayco factory and their storefront,Buckeye Ceramics, in our city! Lots of great classes and they bring well known artists in to teach workshops. Special classes/events geared to teachers. Discount for COCA members.