Great school. On the expensive side, but a great education and program. Have the motto "Men For…read moreOthers".

Knowing what I know now I would have fled this school and attended Cleveland Heights High. Every…read moreday I was depressed here. I just wish I'd understood that plenty of local schools are so much better. Ignatius routinely employs uncertified alumni with little experience. Two teachers and a coach were emotionally and psychologically abusive. I was a year younger than all the other students which doesn't help in this toxic environment. Homophobia and racism are endemic. Zero science during freshman year, zero opportunity to socialize with girls. Ignatius now offers a health science mentoring and internship program, probably because they noticed very few of us smarties were prepared for medical studies. They had to improve their game given the exhorbitant tuition and inferior curriculum compared to good public schools in the area that have four years of science, superior arts programs, healthier culture and don't subject young boys to four years of mandatory religious indoctrination. They actually told us there was zero networking for medical school. It seems like efforts were made to improve, but I would never send my son's here or indeed to any "Catholic" school after my experience. If your parents hold you back a year or two in one of the local "Catholic" grade schools, play football and the administration will shepherd you with better instructors and manipulate your record to improve your GPA.

Don't be fooled by the positive reviews you may see. They have their employees and family members…read moreleave them, along with the comments on Facebook. It starts at the top and their management is god awful. I had my child enrolled for less than a year and there were 3 different (horrible) administrators. There were a few good teachers, but if they weren't there the care was SEVERELY SUBPAR. The facility is dirty and stinks. Expect you kid to be sick every other week even in the summer. I brought concerns to the administrator and was told biting at their facility was normal and I was dismissed. Don't let the fact that they have camera fool you, those mean nothing. I urge you to steer very clear of this facility.

My daughter has gone here since she was an infant. She loves it, she always talks about her…read morefriends, and her teacher Miss. Kaleen. It makes me happy to know she's happy. I am also glad Miss. Kaleen constantly keeps me n the loop on her progress and how she is doing through out the day. Makes me more comfortable knowing she's in good hands.

Kind, thoughtful, committed people. Our kids have gone there for 5 years and we couldn't have been…read morehappier. Great blend of academics, play, and socialization.

This is a horrible school. they are discriminatory, and false. they have teachers, staff and staff…read morefamilies to post good reviews for their benefit while trying to delete the true reviews from true families that have had a horrible experience. that is why they went from a k-8 school to a k-5 school. The administration is truly awful and the teachers are not caring or nurturing at all. is best to stay as far away from this place. There are other better schools out there where they treat people better. Thank goodness we got out and never went back. Truly awful how they treat certain families at this school. Not Very Christian at all.

I attended Messiah from kindergarten through eighth grade…read more Kindergarten: Mrs. McKay & Mrs. Pompeianni First grade: Mrs. Spicer Second grade: Mrs. Neumann Third grade: Ms. Hinsch Fourth grade: Mrs. Chuhran Fifth grade: Mrs. Schnittger Sixth grade: Mrs. Kalinowski Seventh grade. Ms. Wescott Eight grade: Mrs. Humphrey Not many people can recall the names of their teachers unless they made a huge impact on a life. Each of these teachers taught me the importance of service to others and why education was key. If I lived in Ohio I would send my children here!

Lakeland is a great place that allows anyone in the community to stop in and get what they need…read more Like a class to make one sharper at work, check. Or a music performance, yes. Or to join a club that would other wise before really far away, yup!

they have continuously accepted bribes, allowed hackers to create fake emails and pose as students…read moreof Lakeland to create fake jobs requesting bank account information, requesting pictures of your most recent pay checks. they have given all kinds of personal information to the sheriffs department and individuals around the community of students but refuse to report identity theft, wire fraud, computer fraud and abuse. I do not recommend their counseling services, they will not testify in court.

My husband and I were looking for childcare for our 2 month old son. We visited all the centers in…read moreMentor that didn't have glaring write-ups by the state. Kindercare North Mentor was a great facility. Lisa, the administrator, was very professional and knowledgeable about her field. She was well organized in scheduling a tour for us and acquainting us with what to expect from this facility. We visited the infant room twice. It is probably the smallest play are of the all the ones we saw on our search. The first day we visited, there were 10 children and it was a little chaotic. Some of the enrolled toddlers were very much climbers and were climbing all over my son's car seat and diaper bag during the visit. The two caregivers that day, though very good at what they do, seemed to be having a slightly hard time keeping an eye on everyone. They relayed to me that they had two additional children that they usually wouldn't because of a change in their parents' work schedules. The second day my husband and I visited was much quieter. There were only 6 children and it seemed much more manageable. One of the caregivers was there both days, I regret that I forget her name, but she is a wonderful teacher, able to redirect children when they would go to climb on things explaining that the behavior was not safe and giving them something better with which to play/interact. Not withstanding, we would have chosen this facility, except, of the children enrolled in our son's age group, there was only one that was not mobile while the others were very active. We found a different facility that had more non-mobile infants in the ratio which we found we were more comfortable with in that there would be less children possibly climbing about our little one. It was not necessarily a better center just a better fit for us. I would recommend this facility to my friends or consider it for our future children.

PGI Young Explorers is the worst company I have ever dealt with. I ordered a stroller for my new…read moregrandson in November 2020. Got a notice backordered and no idea when it would come in. I needed for Christmas. I cancelled order. Kept getting notices they can't cancel and I kept sending to cancel. I finally cancelled my credit card. It is now March 10 and I just notices a charge for the stroller and the shipping which was supposed to be free and never got the stroller. After 1 1/2 hours on phone with credit card company I got my answer. The company somehow found out I had a new credit card and fraudulently used my new card to pay for this stroller I never received. Chase is contesting it, but they told me the company has a special program that can find out you new credit card and number. So much for privacy and what a fraud. Buyer beware.

Our 14 month old son has gone to Young Explorer's since he was 11 weeks old and we couldn't be…read morehappier. All the teachers (not just those in his classroom) are so friendly and helpful and really care about their kids. I have never worried that my child wasn't getting everything he needs. That peace of mind is invaluable. We were only planning on being in Aurora for 3-5 years and we're coming up on 4 years here - the only thing stopping us is that we (and our son) are so happy with Young Explorers.

I can't even begin to say how impressed I am with the staff at the Rocky River driving school. My…read morekids chose to complete the online driving course because of busy academic and sport schedules so I can not speak to the in class instruction, but the in car one-on-one driving instructors were all wonderful. My kids were able to complete the entire program within the 6 months before their 16th birthdays. I'm glad that the in car portion was as spread out as it is because the ongoing support and instruction was helpful. My kids took about 3 months to schedule all 8 in-car drives. Each of the different instructors (my kids worked with several) were wonderful and patient. My kids learned so much from each of them and knowing that my kids have had a strong foundation to their driving skills is invaluable. Also, the office manager is so knowledgeable and helpful with this process. I will definitely enroll my youngest in this program when she is driving age.

1. I paid for the online course, which is actually outsourced, in hopes of it giving my teen…read moreflexibility over the summer. Though it eliminated being committed to a specific class time and transportation to the school, it was a VERY inefficient use of time. I'd suggest scheduling the in-seat class time instead to spare everyone a headache. 2. It is made clear that in car driving can not be scheduled until the classroom lessons are complete. What is NOT clear is that you can NOT actually schedule anything upfront when the course IS done. You have to continually log into the site to (hopefully) catch an open spot. The office will tell you to check 3 times a day. 14 days later, checking the site nearly 125 times, between 2 parents and the student, and we've been able to schedule only 2 lessons. It's absurd. 3. The behind-the-wheel instructor has been great (at the appointments we've been able to schedule). That's been the only true positive part so far. For my younger child, I'll definitely be using a different company. For the current student, I can't afford to start over somewhere else so we're stuck stalking the schedule for 6 more appointments.