I am really not much of a church-goer, as I am an agnostic, but my wife attends this church, and…read moresometimes I accompany her to events and the occasional service. The people here are very friendly, and welcoming, and the church is very comfortable, as I am able to come in casual clothes, and I never feel judged (I am not much of a dress-up kind of person, however some people here do dress to the nines, and some come in jeans and sneakers). Overall, a very nice place, Cheers!

My wife and I moved to Oakdale three or so years ago. We ended up utilizing a home-based sitter for…read morea year and had a horrific experience. After that experience, we attempted to locate a pre-school and Zion was one of the few available programs at the time. We did not know what to expect as we had never utilized a parochial-based education. At Zion, my children found friends, great teachers, and an amazing and welcoming. community. There was ZERO pressure to attend that particular church. My children received a robust preschool education in math, English language fundamental skills, and classes in Spanish. Almost one year after both of my children graduated from Zion, we ran into my son's teacher at a restaurant. She remembered him, asked about a variety of his interests, and followed up with a conversation talking about how much he had grown in the previous 12 months. This is a gem of a preschool and deserves a ton of credit for the strong educational foundation they provide the children attending there.

Went to watch my sweetie run around the track at Mt. Lebanon HS. It's astroturf or whatever they…read morecall the rubbery stuff. It was very hot, because it's kind of in a hole & the rubber radiates the heat like crazy! They're doing some major construction on the HS, so some of the entrances are blocked off, but you can get in from the back park entrance. The park next door is very nice & shaded & a good place to escape the heat.

From story time with Mrs Gillespie to 8th grade. This school was the place that gave me the…read morefoundation to take on the world. Our Lady of Grace gave me some of the best and worst memories but at the end of the day it's the house that built me. I hope to give me own children a community like this one.

Very nice staff, they really try not to put you in restraints unlike other mental health schools…read more Loved it there!

I had teachers who would come to class on the day of a test only to tell us that they FORGOT to…read morecreate a test. Of course this is only after I studied days before and was ready for the test. One teacher showed up to class 5-10 minutes late on a near daily basis. Freshman year, I had a teacher that gave us authors test on a book we did not have! Therefore, we had questions on the test that the teacher did not cover nor were they covered in our textbook. I think it is absurdly lazy to give the students authors test to begin with. The class average one particular quarter was just 64%. Pathetic! In my senior year, I had a teacher for one semester that was determined to give me a B. In the first quarter of the class I received an A with ease. The second quarter each and every paper I would turn in would come back with the most ridiculously amount of points taken off. These would not be for grammar or spelling errors but some absurd statement that I had never seen before. Toward the end the class we were told to write up a review of a movie we recently saw. She knocked off 15% for the one reason that I gave too much of the movie away. I can assure you that I did not give away even the first 15 minutes of the film. At the end of the day, I was given a B for the semester. This was not a unique example. Nearly, every paper I wrote up in the second quarter was knocked out, not for spelling or grammar issues but for nonsensical items. The teachers also massively favored females. If you all think this is an absurd notion, you wont be laughing if your son is distraught of their grades, become zoned out because they did A work on an assignment but got a B instead, or is obtaining less in a college scholarship of which you will be footing the bill for. I actually had teachers confirm to the entire class that they do in fact favor the girls. Imagine how that sounds to a boy. From kindergarten till the 6th grade I had zero male teachers. Throughout school the general viewpoint among the boys was that they were treated far inferior compared to the girls. Finally, I also had numerous teachers that gave out each student's grade to the entire class. Yeah, that's real professional. The laziness and apathy were overwhelming. I would give no stars if I could.

I come here almost everyday it's pretty solid. I spend like 7 hours here when I come there's some…read moredecent food and snacks but I do miss the ice cream. Not really but it looked pretty cool and liked knowing it was an option. Also I love the addition of naked juice in the cafeteria.