This is fun place to go, the price is right and you can learn with out feeling you are being…read moretaught. I was in town for a couple days, my daughter loved it. You should plan to spend a couple hours here at least so you can appreciate what they have to offer.

This is a really neat museum to check out, and I can guarantee that you'll walk out of here with…read moresome fun facts that you learned! I was really surprised with how much this science center had to offer for being in such a small city, we spent a few hours trying to get through everything. We were also here on a Saturday AND a holiday weekend, and had the whole place to ourselves! There are a lot of different exhibits here, so there'll be easily something for everyone. Space, nature, cultures..... even some interactive areas! They also have an IMAX theater, which we didn't do, but it seemed really nice! We really enjoyed our visit here! It's a great place to stop for all ages if you've visiting Davenport.

This was my first year of this school and it was incredible! The staff is very good. Some of the…read morelunches are not that good.

Pretty good school. Nice teachers. Good clubs. Lunch don't really taste that good, and I don't like…read moretheir policies like how it you touch something you have to eat it. I'm not contaminated. Aside from all that, pretty good school.

Not to be confused with Diving Port High School which is where you learn how to dive for the…read moreOlympics. This high school shares space with the YMCA which is why I've been here more than a few times. It's a nice place with friendly quiet kids and that surprises me. At least it has been each time I've been here.

To the reviewer who claimed that Rivermont's average SAT score was 1880, it's been a while since I…read morechecked, but I think that a perfect score was 1600, or thereabouts. I don't doubt your sincerity, but you might take another look at your school statistics and see what the average SAT score really is. Oh... I just looked it up. IN 2005, the max score went up to 2400. In 2016 it came back down to 1600 again. I see how one could get confused about that.

I went here from early school through middle school, every statisistic on their website is a lie…read more If you want to be taken advantage of by the opportunistic regime they call administrators; taken for every dollar you are worth, then go ahead and apply here. They will be rude to your kids as if they employ them. This school is a no nonsense business and your children are their employees, keep away from this poor excuse for an education at all costs EDIT: For those who doubt that I went to this school. My art teacher, Mrs F, was out of her mind. She gave us yellow foam to use for 'art'. She told us not to get it in our eyes. We were in 6th grade. She never taught. Never. My Spanish teacher sent one of friends home for wearing sweatpants. This was not uncommon. They hold an auction every year to generate funds.They have multiple magazine subscription sales programs where students are encouraged to sell magazines in exchange for prized. One such prize, costing one subscription, is a random drawing from a pencil dispenser. They drawing determine your price, often what was literally a colored cotton ball. Their honor role was paid. A $5 donation bought you a place on the honor roll. They state on their website that 100% of their graduates enroll in college. When I was there, there were 4 seniors. The fees for this school are huge. Which is fine if it weren't a toxic environment where revenue is put above students. Everything they do is done to create the illusion that they are using your money for the benefit of your kids. Do not be fooled. Get out while you can. Public school is much better, with teachers that actually care.

Hello, I'm a mother of a former student of the mark Twain elementary school and I do NOT recommend…read morethis school. In my opinion based of what my daughter says I believe the school counselor is constantly pushing my daughter to tell her how she feels and the art teacher is extremely loud, I hear from my daughter that she is constantly being rude to students. I don't have much to say but I do not recommend this school.

hello fellow steamers i want to make a review on a teacher i will call her mp she an art teacher…read moreand she yells at kids for no reason at all if you tell she will not care so dont tell on people or she will freak then also she has mic and some times you can here from on the top of the school but the school is not to bad it has some up and downs but most of the teachers still yell a lot but this is not the worst school bye steamers but then the conseler sent my friend to the duck hospetle for sad thoghts bye sorry for spelling mistakes

Great school! My kids have been going here for two years, and we love it. The teachers not only…read morecare about the kids, they're great teachers too. Definitely worth the tuition.

Morning Star is great! The children learn a lot of stuff needed for the future, and move at a quick…read morepace. My fourth grader is farther ahead than her seventh grade friend in all subjects, and was concitered a little below average in her fourth grade class. In fourth grade, the kids were taking tenth grade Iowa asessmant tests. They use high school science books, and conciter them little kiddish! If you want your child to rise above average, take them to Morning Star!

Fantastiska! For…read moreyears I've been searching for a place that would house all of my Swedish Immigration Research needs, and now I can safely say that the search is over! There is so much information at your fingertips here that you'll never need to go to another place again! The library, the internet, Target. . .all of these have been rendered obsolete by the meticulous records and comprehensive books found at the SSWIRC. Need to know how many Swedish Immigrants entered America in 1923? Come on down! Got a really, really specific report about Swedish immigrants due in like 10 hours? They'll help ya! Having trouble locating Sweden on a map? Not a problem for this staff! And that's one of the best parts, too: the staff. They are so helpful and know literally everything about Swedish Immigration. Go on, ask them to name every Swedish immigrant ever and then marvel as they begin rattling off every name, from Andruws Aaker all the way to Zergei Zetterburg! Respektingivande! One time, I had a flat tire in front of the SSWIRC building and two members of the staff rushed outside and changed it for me. No jack, no tools. Just lifted the car up and swapped the tire out, all while singing Swedish immigration folk songs. These guys will go the extra kilometer! I swear to God that this place is awesome. I go there at least twice a week, and I live in Tirane, Albania! I am going to go broke constantly visiting this museum, but I will do it in style. Tre skål för den SSWIRC!!!

This is the place to visit to learn anything you ever wanted to know about Davenport's public…read moreschool system. The friendly knowledgeable staff is ready to help with any questions you may have.

I attended St. Joe's as a child, and recommended my granddaughter to attend this school. However;…read moreit was the worst thing I could have done. My granddaughter was not only shunned by the other students, my daughter was not talked to during any games events etc. The best thing they told me about this school was the Principal I believe. From my understanding certain people are accepted as part of the group, while others are not. If you are considering this school, make sure to have an open lines of communication with your student, and make sure they are not being isolated from others and or bullied. You don't have to pay tuition for this treatment, you can get this for free. I have been a part of the church for over 59 yrs now and the way the Archdiocese is closing doors they should welcome all students and their monies that accompany them. Social skills classes should be given to all so they know how to welcome people outside of their small groups.