WOW!! I havent seen one of these things in a long time!

I have attended several high-quality programs at the YWCA over the years: a lobby day with the Equality Ohio advocacy organization, a memorial party for a friend of mine who had died, several EmPower Lunch Series programs, and a quickly-scheduled Charlottesville: Race and Terror program.YWCA is a very old building with a long history and is actively committed to its mission of eliminating racism, empowering women, and promoting peace, justice, freedom and dignity for all.Often, while I am waiting for a COTA bus to travel home from downtown Columbus, I am waiting on N. Fourth St. about half a block north of the YWCA building with its very-familiar orange awning and its several banners.

They are not fair at all.

Save yourself the trouble and DO NOT send your child to this program. Staff are very unprofessional and just down right rude. They do not look out for your children, hey simply charge you $200 a week to “deal” with them. My son was bullied by another child in the program, and all I received was attitude and rudeness from anyone I spoke with. After catching one of the teachers yelling at my son and talking to him way out of line, I corrected her, well needless to say, within hours I received a call that they had decided my son could not return and they refuse to refund the tuition. As long as your okay with your child being talked to like an inconvenience, they are great! I would definitely suggest spending the few extra dollars a week to send your child to YMCA where they actually care about your child, not just tuition! Also FYI my child was bullied in the program, asked a teacher for help and she wouldn’t help him.