We're looking for ways to enrich our homeschool. One of my friends introduced us to Scientific…read moreMayhem. I was a little hesitant, just because I've had meh experiences in the past with what I'll call "fad" science (I'm looking at you coding ninjas/robotics for 5 year olds), but I was willing to give it a shot. I'm so glad we did. Lisa was engaging and patient. Her activities were hands-on. She was able to simplify concepts for the kids in a way that, I think, really helped them understand. What really surprised me is that my 4 year old walked away happy, but so did my 9 year old. That's a big win in my book. And imagine my surprise when my 4 year old explained to dad what a polymer was over dinner. We were able to arrange a course for our group of children (since there are several of them), but I do hope that Lisa will consider opening up regular homeschool courses/mini-units as I think there's a real need for this in the Cincinnati homeschool community. My kids had fun and learned something new today, and I didn't have to clean anything up or gather supplies or even review the lesson beforehand. I felt in good hands.

Stopped in to register a new student and I was so impressed with the district office! Super easy to…read morefind, next to the police station and nearby Applebee's/Ollie's. Pro tip: do all the online work ahead of time so your time in the office is cut in half. If you can't get to it, there are computers in the office to register on the day of. We were quickly seen by Debbie who copied all of our necessary paperwork and thoroughly explained how to see a specific counselor and get a class schedule. She explained the process of new student orientation and made sure we had all of the appropriate phone numbers. The office really boasts its students with tons of photographs and documented history of the school district. I was impressed with how well they express their pride in their students. Looking forward to being a part of this district!

This organization is top notch. They are well organized, dynamic, and interactive…read more The classes I have attended have been great and all instuctors are educated and well spoken. They can make a boring topic interesting which is a feat in the safety world. Highly reccomend their monthly networking at Top Golf--can't beat a networking event that is both useful and fun.

HTH facilitated CPR, First Aid, AED, and Bloodborne Pathogens training for my company. We've had…read moremany companies conduct this training in the past, but HTH was the best. They: are personable, tailor the training to meet the needs of the respective organization, and are engaging.

I was here for an inservice (I'm a math teacher). And the school looked very clean and seemed nice…read more There were lots of student activity notices up on the walls and bulletin boards. The auditorium was very nice. Overall, especially for a school of its age, it seems very nice.

Mercy McAuley lacks authenticity in its approach to education. Mercy McAuley does not embrace…read morediversity effectively and shows very limited to no knowledge of current technology and resources. Greater inclusion, updated resources and a stronger focus on modern skills and technology would have been beneficial.

This review pertains to the archives that the Hebrew Union has and their staff, and not to the…read morecollege itself. During my junior year in the history program at the University of Cincinnati, we visited the Hebrew Union College to learn about their archives and how to do archival research for our junior topics research paper, a sort of precursor to our senior paper.I think it should be mentioned that the HUC does have some free parking in their lot and that you have to be buzzed in at the door to get inside due to security issues. Once inside, it becomes obvious that a lot of money and time has gone into making this building a state of the art, modern research center. During our visit, we were taken to a lecture room and given a talk on etiquette among other things, which was very reminiscent of some of the nicer rooms I have been in on the UC campus. However, what really stood out to me was how nice their archives and archival library were. Not only was the lady working at the desk extremely friendly, the space itself was spacious and definitely welcoming to people of all ages and backgrounds who were interested in learning about history by using primary documents. It should be noted that many of their documents are actually NOT related to the American Jewish experience as well and that they cover a wide variety of topics. Although I feel that the Hebrew Union College probably deserves more than three stars, I am refraining giving them more until I have a chance to come back and visit this wonderful research institute and its museum that we have right in our own back yard. Look for an update soon!

Susan Wineland is the best secretary this school has ever had. Fast Efficient and extremely…read morehelpful. Whatever you're paying her, pay her more. Whatever she needs, get it to her. Whatever she says, you should probably listen. She literally made the difference in my entire week when dealing with the mess of websites trying to get my transcripts.

They may be offiically rated Excellent from the state, but I would rank them Excellent as an alum!…read more I think they are outstanding - and I appreciate all they do to try to connect the community to the school district. They provide numerous opportunities to the students to help them grow and learn to be prepared for college and the real world!

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A very informative class, the instructors were nice and friendly…read more I am confident that I can now perform the skills needed to save a life. T Dennis, CPR Certified

She does a splendid job explaining the training and walking you through to make sure you understand…read moreand retain what is being taught. Welcomes any question you have. 8/5 stars. Thank you Michelle