I am encouraged by the direction Granger Christian School is heading under its new leadership. The…read moreadministration and church leadership have finally, really demonstrated a genuine commitment to strengthening the school, supporting families, and ensuring that students receive a Christ-centered education rooted in biblical truth. It's going to be a good year! Change can be challenging, but I appreciate the intentional efforts being made to move forward with integrity, as much transparency as possible, and a focus on what is best for students and families. I am optimistic about the future of Granger Christian School and grateful for the leadership team that is guiding it through this season.

Emotionally abused me. Horribly traumatic. Terrible approaches to any issues I had whatsoever, and…read morerefused to be decent people. DO NOT ENROLL!!

I love the different programs available here. I've always enjoyed the pool and basic work out…read morearea. I've taken classes here since I was a kid. The stench of chlorine is a little intense but I understand the need for it. I like that there are large windowed areas to see the pool and different rooms so you can watch. The sitting area is nice to sit and watch your kids.

Don't trust your children with this YMCA childcare, they are NOT safe. They are left with one to…read moretwo adults when they have over 20 children. Your children cannot be adequately monitored and are at risk of injury or worse. The director and managers refuse to staff the childcare properly and have no care about your children other than securing their paychecks.

This is an outstanding school. The students are very nice and supportive of each other. The…read moreteachers and staff are excellent and caring. They go above and beyond to make sure kids are learning.

Jefferson is a good choice for a public school. My son is getting a decent education, sports are on…read morepar w anywhere else and he has made a lot of friends while attending this school.

Novice glass maker and dedicated patron of Water Street Glassworks. Time spent in this…read moreestablishment is well worth the trip! You must visit!

Awesome experience! Educational, entertaining and fun. Thank…read moreYou Water Street Glassworks for a great day! Highly recommend for anyone who wants to build teams or create your own masterpiece. Go Irish!

Have been Great Lakes Montessori for a few years now. They have treated our two boys very well,…read moretaught them how to be respectful, thoughtful, and how to express themselves as they have grown.

I am so torn about my experience. I really wanted this place to work out, as so many of my…read morecolleagues send their children here. My husband and I took a tour on a Friday afternoon with Sarah. Following the tour, we met with Marcie to discuss questions and pricing. We were doing a custom package (two half days) to get our daughter adjusted. I asked for a quote, so Marcie pulled her calculator on her desk and calculated the cost of both two half days and three half days by dividing the annual tuition in half, and again by 12. I wrote the numbers into the tuition sheet. My husband and I were ready to enroll at that time for the rates discussed. Marcie insisted that we wait until after the weekend to think about it. We went to shake hands goodbye, and Marcie insisted that we hug because, "We're a family here!" We felt good. A week passed. On Monday 8/1, I called to make sure there was still availability and heard back several days later. I said I could come in on Friday 8/5 to submit or application for enrollment. I came in, submitted my app, deposited our check and left. Saturday, 8/6, I receive an email that the tuition is $100/more per month. Over the next 2 days, I exchanged several emails with Marcie who would not tell me how she arrived at this price and that she doesn't even remember discussing financials with us, and if she had given us quote that she would have signed it - not at all what happened, even though I asked for an official quote. Then Marcie said she was very sick that weekend... Implying she would have provided false information because she was unwell? Needless to say, we had to ask for our contract to be terminated because we felt that Marcie and the facility is dishonest, sneaky, and could not be trusted with our daughters safety and education. Also, when we were on our tour, one of the toddler teachers had the door propped open while she took another student to the bathroom -- completely unsafe considering the church is public and anyone could have walked in! Good riddance.

Came here with the USC band to rehearse on their field…read more Located in South Bend, Saint Joseph HS is a very beautiful school. We watched a peewee football game for a bit before we were granted access. The school is gorgeous on the outside, and the field is very well-kept. Turf field, with a nice press box, big concessions stand, and very clean bathrooms. Can't say much about anything else, but I wouldn't mind teaching here.

The Fighting Irish! Ya Gotta Love Em!…read more Growing up I watched Notre Dame games on tv every Saturday. I was obsessed. I don't know why. No connection then or now. Seems like I was 10,11,12 years old. All of a sudden it stopped. Looking back it was an unusual and unexplained childhood enjoyment. Go figure

Visited Notre Dame during Labor Day weekend and truly enjoyed my time there. The campus is gorgeous…read moreand everyone from students, university volunteers, staff to the President made us feel welcome. During the weekend, we caught the Tennessee State University vs Notre Dame football game (Go BIG BLUE!) - both teams played their hearts out and the marching bands put on an incredible halftime performance (AOB in the House!). The whole gameday atmosphere was electric from vendors on the streets to the alumni enjoying the many festivities! The Basilica of the Sacred Heart and the Grotto were highlights, though I'll admit I didn't fully understand their significance until taking a self-guided tour (which I recorded - so glad I did!). During my tour of the Basilica, I was fortunate enough to witness people gathering in the pews, awaiting the organist's performance. I stayed for the small concert and was completely moved - the music echoing through that sacred space was truly special. You can see the magnificent instrument from the main floor. The entire church interior and exterior with the spectacular dome is a beautiful sight before your eyes. Later I learned the Basilica dates back to 1871 with one of the largest collections of 19th-century French stained glass anywhere. The Grotto is actually a one-seventh replica of the famous one in Lourdes, France, built in 1896. It's a sacred place where visitors light candles for prayer and reflection - an important spiritual landmark that represents the university's Catholic heritage. I lit several candles while I was there, it was a very peaceful and spiritual experience. Some quick tips: *Be careful where you park or you'll get ticketed. There are parking fees too. *Don't miss their bookstore - it's amazing and has something for everyone. The associates in the bookstore were very helpful. *Book hotels early, especially during football season. *There are good grocery stores nearby for room snacks and plenty of restaurants downtown. *Ubers and Lyfts are plentiful if you don't rent a car. *Do a little homework before you arrive so you can plan your day, in other words check the website before you arrive on campus. Knowledge is power! *Wear comfortable shoes - you'll do tons of walking, especially with kids at football games! Absolutely worth visiting for the beautiful architecture, grounds, and rich history that unfolds as you explore and don't forget to check out Touch Down Jesus too! As their fight song goes: 'Wake up the echoes cheering her name!'