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    Austin-East High School

    5.0 (1 review)

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    The classes have been awesome! Actually pretty interesting information because it provides examples…read moreto what I would be doing when working in Pastoral leader. Dr. J is probably one of my favorite professors from Undergrad, 2 master's programs and now doctorate. Buuuuuut!!! The Business Office or Financial Planning Department is absolutely horrible. It has been the absolute worst experience ever. And they do not care at all. The responded w are almost robotic. If I didn't ABSOLUTELY LOVE the DMin program and staff, I would have quit after the first month. Nissy L, Banissa D, Allie A and Alicia R....I love them and I feel bad for being upset with the process because they have great people, but the process is just oh so frustrating.

    Atlanta - Here's a more polished and professional version that keeps your concerns clear and strong…read morewhile improving readability and tone: Future nursing students, please be aware before enrolling in this program. As a new student, I expected support, professionalism, and guidance. Unfortunately, my experience with the program leadership has been the opposite. Students are frequently spoken to disrespectfully and condescendingly by the program director/dean, especially after exams. Instead of offering encouragement or constructive feedback, entire classes are criticized for poor performance -- even when students may have failed by only one point or were tested on material that had not yet been properly taught. What was especially disappointing was hearing comments suggesting that South campus students do not get good jobs or are assigned the worst clinical sites. Information like this is never disclosed during enrollment, and it raises serious concerns about transparency within the program. Recently, students also received an email stating that if a student fails just one class, they may be required to repeat the entire semester. I plan to research whether this policy complies with federal financial aid regulations and academic policies because it seems unreasonable and potentially unfair. I will say that many of the professors themselves are kind, supportive, and genuinely helpful. However, the attitude and communication style of the program leadership create an unhealthy learning environment. Statements such as "we already have ours, we don't care if you get yours" are discouraging and inappropriate when speaking to students pursuing a demanding career path. Students deserve respect, transparency, and proper academic support -- especially in a nursing program.

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    Garden Path School for Young Learners

    5.0(3 reviews)
    4.6 mi

    I have had both of my children attend Garden Path School, each beginning at around 2 years old. One…read morecurrently attends, and the other has "graduated" to kindergarten. I could not have asked for a better experience for our family. Angela is incredibly gifted at meeting each child's specific needs, and working with the child as well as the family to ensure that the children are in a safe and enriching environment. My children have flourished academically, socially and emotionally. The curriculum is creative and flexible, with a good leaning towards STEM and problem solving. One of the things that I love most about GP is that children of all ages are in the same classroom, creating an intricate social structure. There is also strong communication with parents and many opportunities to connect with other families. I can't say enough how much I love Garden Path School and what a blessing it has been for our family!

    I found Angela through a friend and was surprised how much she knew about teaching pre-k children…read moreand what goes into each lesson. I was looking to give my daughter a great start in her development and could not be happier with Angela's school. It's a very personal and hands on teaching style that my daughter loves. I actually have a hard time getting her to go home some days because she is having so much fun with her friends. My wife and I both work, and it's hard to leave my child's upbringing partially in the hands of other folks. It was really important to me to find a school where my daughter would be learning, but also feel loved by the teaching staff. I personally think Garden Path is the best pre-k school you will find, probably in the entire state of Illinois. I love that's it's also home based so my daughter feels like she is in a safe and comfortable environment every day. Many of the big volume day cares near me are trying techniques to make the building look like a home inside with cabinets and furniture, but those still feel like a school. Garden Path is an actual home, that hides a pretty awesome school inside! My personal fave: They use tadpoles software everyday and I get to see videos and pictures of what the kids are learning and what field trips they may have gone on! My daughter loves it there and it's the next best thing to being able to have my wife or I stay home and raise her during the critical early years. Thanks Angela!

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