Great staff, great community, and a top notch education for my kids. St. James school provides…read moreeverything I could ever ask for in preparing my children for the future.

I love to send my kids here. The staff is friendly and caring…read more They have activities for the kids and try to in corporate the parents. Mr. Tyrone is an all around good guy.

My 1 year old has not attended this facility in over 2 months and I have gone back and forth with…read morewriting this review. I decided I should share my story because it is raw and real, and hopefully it will help other parents in deciding which childcare facility will be a good fit for them. I will start by saying I will never recommend this daycare to anyone. My child attended this daycare for roughly three months. Over the course of the three months my child was here, there were several things that transpired that really bothered me. At drop-off and pick-up, it very much felt like a transaction. You (quite literally) hand your child over the counter, and the staff take them back to a classroom, and there is little conversation that takes place between the adults. This was a shock to me because at my child's last daycare, the staff worked really hard to build relationships with the parents and would let you see the classrooms and such. Here, not so much. As a former educator, I know parent communication is a huge and vital part in being a teacher of any kind. Lydia (my child's teacher and "manager" of this facility) did not seem to want to partake in this part of the job, at least not when you had questions about your child's health and safety while under her care. Often times, even in person, when I would ask clarifying questions or inquire about my child's health, she would seem annoyed or like she didn't really care to answer my questions and give me good and detailed information. I do not feel like the staff here are professional at all. There was one morning that Jules (the owner) was supposed to open up the daycare. The facility opens at 7 (or at least it is supposed to). My husband showed up a little after 7 and could not get into the building. He called the daycare numerous times, with no answer. He finally called Jules multiple times, and when she answered after several calls, she told him that she overslept and that it happens about 3 times per year, so he could expect it to happen at least two more times before the end of the year. I totally get that oversleeping happens to the best of us and that we are all human; What I could not believe was the final comment made. Another example on lack of professionalism which can be seen from my screenshots that have been included in this review is the fact that my child got unexpectedly kicked out of this facility for no reason at all. Not only did he get kicked out without an explanation (which I understand is a part of many daycare policies), but he was kicked out via text message instead of a face-to-face conversation. There had not even been any prior conversations leading up to this decision letting me know that it was being considered. When taking away my child's naps was brought up and I asked to continue trying to get him to take two IF POSSIBLE (see the first photo), Lydia's response was that "she didn't know what to tell me". That text message was followed up with the one of her deciding on her own (she didn't consult Jules, or even let Jules know for that matter) to kick my child out. You can see my response back to this, and then Lydia eventually refused to text back and clarify why my child's care was being abruptly terminated. On the Friday mentioned in the text message, I went in and asked Jules for my letter of termination. She looked at me like a deer in headlights. She told me that I would not be getting a letter of termination because my child was not getting kicked out. When I told her that Lydia had said otherwise, Jules was even more confused and couldn't give me a straight answer. It blew my mind that one staff member could make such a rash decision without even talking to their superior first. Him leaving this daycare was a true blessing, and the facility he is at now actually teaches him things, they do arts and crafts, he is safe, and he is loved. It's a shame that Liberty Family Child Care couldn't offer those things to my baby.

I honestly was skeptical about putting my son in daycare, well because first time mom. Mrs Julana…read more(the owner) takes such good care of my son and texts me with updates, she posts pictures to the Liberty Child Care page on Facebook so I know what my son did that day! My son actually gets excited when I drop him off! He is only 14 months old!

Our boy is so happy at TLE. Great communication. Great teachers. Great facility. Have been there…read morealmost a year already! Can't recommend enough.

We enjoyed our time at TLE Liberty. The director and teachers were very responsive to our questions…read moreand were always willing to help in any way they could. They keep their app updated some days better than others. Our son attended from1yr -2yrs and LEARNED SOOOO MUCH.!!! He loves the teachers and would easily go to them in the mornings with no fuss and always came out smiling and laughing when we came to pick him up. we trusted this staff and felt so sad to leave this TLE family.

My daughter is almost 9 now and still loves D & D. She looks forward to the summer when school is…read moreout and she can go there every day. I'm updating my rating from a 4 to a 5 because they've been in her life for so long and we're so glad to have them.

This place is so inviting and feels like an extended family. My daughter absolutely loved it, I am…read moreplanning to put my youngest there also.

I have experienced many institutions as both a student and a professor, but none have matched Park…read moreUniversity in terms of fostering a welcoming and encouraging atmosphere. Park University consistently empowers its educators, which significantly enhances both their personal and professional growth, as well as that of the students. For instance, Criminal Justice Administration students hone their expertise through a blend of traditional theoretical and practical curriculum, further enriched by a podcast hosted by their professors. Check it out! Now On-Demand on Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/3hVAbdHNdeMrJUebIECWWA?si=u4tG06VwQA-4Texv84X-CA

This was my visit to Park University in Kansas City, Missouri. It is obvious of the historical…read morefeatures by looking at the architecture of the buildings. Their student union actually is underground, and rock features protrude throughout the hallways, which adds uniqueness to the structure. Classrooms use modern technology and each room has bright lights. The bathrooms are well maintained and are clean. Parking requires a permit to park on-campus.

I went here for a few months in an international student immersion. I always thank my mom for…read moregiving me that opportunity . Few of the best memories in my life and the most teaching experiences I ever had. If you are thinking this place for your kids go ahead 100%

My experience at Maur Hill-Mount Academy almost left me completely unprepared for college. This…read moreestablishment has a consistent history of showing favoritism towards 'legacy' students that excel in physical activities, rather than academics. This institution also exploits their boarding students to promote diversity-- sort of ironic since those same students are ostracized from the majority of school events and participation in the classroom. Most importantly, the academics at this school are below par, this establishment offers an education that is arguably worse than a public school. As a Christian, I realize that religion is important, but the faculty and staff at this school are far from religious examples, the only things they seem to value are money, the school's physical appearance, and their complete joke of a 'prestigious' status. On an ethical note, this school has taught homophobia, pro-life propaganda, abstinence educations, and overall extreme-right wing material, which should not be the primary lessons taught to students (I am a Libertarian with right-leaning Economical beliefs). Political viewpoints do not belong in the classroom, period. If I want to go to a Catholic school, teach me how to pray, how to read the Bible, and give me the tools to be a better Christian. If I want to hear nonsensical political propaganda, I can turn on Tucker Carlson on Fox News. Many students who are not praised for their overhyped sports ability often feel segregated from the rest of the school. These outcasts do not receive the same teaching attention from teachers compared to those with reputable last names: those who lived in Kansas all of their lives (what self-respecting person is going to do that?). This school values the 'nice Catholic boy' and the 'pious Catholic girl'. I personally find this favored stereotype ironic because the students that are being praised are the same students that are infamous for getting wasted at parties, being extreme narcissists, and are bigots to those that are different from them. Transferring to a new school made me realize that I did not have the proper study habits, mindset, nor actual intelligence to succeed. My ACT/SAT scores were extremely low for my age and I was not well-read in works such as Beowulf, The Iliad, Inferno, and other well-known classics that are required at my school. Just like English, my other subjects lacked the skill which I needed to succeed in my life. I would consider myself a good student, I work extremely hard for the grades that I have, and I study often. I was shocked at how low my intellect was compared to others at my new school. Since Maur Hill-Mount Academy is a college preparatory school, I figured that it would prepare me for college, yet it could not even decently prepare me for high school. I cannot emphasize enough on how common 'legacy' students are prioritized. A friend of mine, a boarding student, received the highest test score out of her class, and her teacher told her how he was shocked that she received the grade opposed to an unnamed day-student. This is inappropriate and unprofessional. I revisited this school recently, and the faculty and staff are just as unwelcoming and cold as when I was a student here. I could delve into the fundamental roots of why this school is a toxic establishment, but I will leave you with these last statements. This establishment will not give your child the academic nor mental help that they need in order to thrive after high school. The teachers do not care about all the students, only those that have an important last name and that are the best athletes. I urge you to think twice about attending this establishment. I have left this school with mental scars that years of therapy cannot fix. The quality of education is not worth the price tag, even if this school was free. Save your child's adulthood and search elsewhere.

This school district has to be one of the best around. The amount of resources that the schools has…read moreto offer is unbelievable, and definitely something to take advantage of during your time in Leavenworth. The teachers are some of the best around, and are always very caring and want the best for their students. If you're considering USD 207, a private school, or the public schools of Leavenworth, I would choose USD 207 in a heartbeat.

Best school district I've never went too. USD232???? No. USD207. They actually care about the…read morestudents and grades for them.