This location has a rating of 4.3 out of 5 stars from third-party sources, indicating a generally positive reputation. However, my experience was not the same. I enrolled my younger son in VPK after a positive experience with the preschool for my older son. Unfortunately, things took a turn for the worse when his VPK enrollment was terminated due to "behavioral concerns." Despite knowing that he might be neurodivergent, the school showed no patience, empathy, or willingness to work with us.It was clear that they were not prepared or willing to support neurodivergent children, leaving us with no choice but to keep him home for the year. As a parent, it's painful to see the stark difference in how my two children were treated. The school's lack of inclusivity and support for neurodivergent children is a major concern.The church aspect of this location seems to be well-received, with many positive reviews praising their welcome and inclusivity. In fact, the church has been recognized for honoring veterans, and many people appreciate the variety of community functions and classes they offer.The parking lot is wheelchair accessible, and the entrance is also wheelchair accessible, making it a relatively inclusive location. However, the experience I had with the preschool raises concerns about their ability to support children with special needs.The overall experience at this location is mixed, with some positive aspects and significant concerns about their inclusivity and support for neurodivergent children.