Food Quality is absolute shit. The Guidelines is either to strict for policies to the point that…read moreyou can get kicked out for the littlest of things such ass calling someone out on there stuff because the school won't do it for you. Baisically if your getting bullied, picked on, having rumors spread about you and if your a colored student and report it the school will pretend like nothing happened, but when you get back at the student for what they did to you and that "white" student cries about it then the school gives the "ACTUAL VICTIM" ludicrous punishments. The food at HGAC absolutely sucks and with give you intestinal problems. The Education System is rigged. And the "Hands on Support" is either if your on a higher spectrum of your dis the school will treat you like a child, and if your on a lower spectrum then they treat you like shit. 0/10 It's either you kick yourself out because of this school and it's ridiculous rules and over kill punishments. Or they discharge you for forcing you to put matters into your own hands because the school doesn't do shit about the crybabies, assholes, dram queens, and bullies. By the way in my experience this school framed me for bullying when I called someone a name because they where being annoying and lying about me behind my back, but the thing is when I reported what that student did the school didn't do shit. Then the Actual person who harassed me and invaded my privacy got away with it because the minute I call them out because the school wouldn't do it they kid cried crocodile tears and the school labeled me as a bully and them as a victim because the school wants to fallow the "Bullying Guidelines/Policies" to support the real bully and label the actual victim when they are in the wrong for them trying to defend themself in there way because the school wouldn't protect them. In short. There guidelines are "CLEAR AS A CRYSTAL" but are extremely Biased.

Overall it's a great place to get a good education for people with disabilities…read more Very understanding staff and instructors and counselors there to help the students succeed with their career paths.

I patronize this Goodwill about every six months. The other day I stopped in to discover it had…read morechanged drastically. Some of rows of clothing had no sizes marked. There were some sections that had male and female clothing in the same sections. A lot of the clothing was in poor condition -- very worn, pilling on the clothing, etc. What happened to this store? Hopefully, they will get it back in order.

Not a bad Goodwill, they have a fairly large selection and it is almost always busy. It doesn't…read morehurt that UPJ is right up the street. You have your typical Goodwill smell in here which we all know doesn't deter anyone. This location also has a drive up donation area. One thing that I really have to stress here is that you need to definitely check your items over! I bought several board games here and had to discard two of them. One was covered in mildew on the inside of the box, basically destroying it. The other was turned into a drinking game. Thanks to whomever did that, now I have another reason to drink...like I needed one.

Only in Johnstown, Pa. would this happen…read more.. My Mom had passed away and to make a long story short, it took weeks to get her ashes, because of an ordered autopsy, even though the autopsy and cremation was performed in Johnstown. The weeks were dreadful for the entire family and once we got the remains and were able to bury my mother it was a bit of a relief. Having the church service certainly helped as well. Many went back over to the cemetery, prayed and said our goodbyes with flowers and then we went back to my mother's house. My good natured and fun loving sister in law piped up, "let's go to the American Legion" Some jumped at the idea, others like myself said, nah and she said " Mom wanted us to celebrate, not sit here bumming out." I didn't want to be a party pooper so I agreed and it was right down the street. I said okay, I will go for one. ha ha ha ha ha! My father was a member here for years and we all used to go to the annual picnics and my brothers belonged, so we were pretty well welcomed and everyone shared with their sympathy's in the loss of Mom and Gram and bought us drinks! I ordered a Chardonnay and they laughed hysterically and offered me some kind of wine from a gallon jug. I passed and had a vodka and squirt when they couldn't make me a margarita either. The room has a large bar and a lounge area that is half the size, the rest of the area has a pool table and a free popcorn machine! Hello, I forgive you for your wine and cocktail selection. They also had a help yourself hot dog station where you were trusted to take your fifty cents to the bar. Did I say that I was only going to have one? Silly me, this is fun and forgetting all about my woes was nice. I shot pool with my brothers, did shots of tequila with my nieces and sister in laws, ate a couple of dogs and had lots of free popcorn. American Legions do allow smoking so be prepared for that and the drinks are priced incredibly low. After this evening I was surprised to drive by the legion at nine or ten in the morning and see the parking lot fairly full with regulars there having their "breakfast" drink! We laughed, shared stories and cried. It was great to spend time like this together with my brothers and their families. I'm so glad that I went. .

This review is from a call made there to check on who places flags at the cemeteries. The woman…read morewho answered the phone was so nice and gave the info I needed. She was patient with my questions and very kind. How nice in todays world to talk with someone that actually wants to help. Thank YOU American Legion

This is a quaint well maintained town. You really feel the rural west Penn atmosphere. People…read moreseem friendly and they have the basic services. Some day may stop and stay here.

This place is surprisingly big and well organized. I have driven past here on numerous occasions,…read morebut never had a chance to stop in. There is ample parking behind the building and people seem to use the lot across the street as an overflow lot. Guess it's an appropriate use of a lot that doesn't have a use anymore. Everything inside seems to have a proper place for it until it is bought. There are tons of items to look through so either make sure you know what you are looking for or give yourself some time to look through everything. Make sure you also keep track of your kids if you bring them. They do have a toy section, but they also ask that you don't leave your children unattended in this area as it is not an area where they should go and play. It can be rather noisy in here as it is a busy place. I felt a little uneasy as there is a loft like area above that people that work here seem to have conversations. You end up unintentionally eavesdropping. But I would suppose they are used to that.

PLEASE READ THRU TO THE END FOR YOUR SAFETY…read more Everything is way overpriced for a so-called thrift store. During my visit I witnessed a customer gently tell a young male employee that things were priced much too high. The customer asked how they come up with thier prices. The employee said "Ebay, but we can't Ebay everything or we'd be here all day." That is a direct quote. Apparently, running a thrift store is a genius way to be a reseller with 100 percent profits since items are donated. Also overheard a LOUD customer making a deal with the manager of the store to sell a painting on Ebay wherein she exclaimed "take a percentage and give me the rest." As for the goods, it's really a mix of things that should have gone in the dumpster at premium prices and mediocre goods also at premium prices. I picked up a bag and was immediately overcome by the smell of cat urine -- item priced at $8. Found a pair of elastic waistbanded shorts for $6. Upon removing the shorts from the hanger, I discovered the elastic was completely shot. It was completely stretched to the limit with no rebounding ability. Two examples of items that should have been disposed of immediately. They keep many items locked in display cases with price tags on many flipped upside down or out of sight. I'm not sure how this is condusive to doing business. Is this a thrift store or a Manhattan boutique? God forbid you ask someone to "show" you something. The employees take rudeness to unprecidented levels, especially the dark-haired old lady. And as if all this wasn't enough, the floors throughout are a serious trip-and-fall hazard. They are warped and dangerous if you are not familiar with the terrain. Yes, there are hills and valleys throughout the flooring that you cannot see. There is no signage indicating to watch your step, but this is understandable. Researching the asking price of donated items on Ebay is probably quite a time consuming process. No time to make a sign for customer safety. Remember God is watching you, ladies. Taking in free donations and pricing them Ebay style is definitely NOT Christian behavior. Many things in your store can actually be gotten cheaper in a big box store. I don't know God personally, but I am pretty sure he would frown upon your obvious greed.