Everything was great! Went to medical school here, loved it. It was friendly, well organized clean…read moreand very educational. Classes always started on time. Things always worked and school was well run. Excellent school imo. I only wished name hadn't changed so many times. I can't think of anything negative frankly. Everything was so neat and organized. Nice library, cafeteria. auditorium, all was so clean and modern.

I wish I read the reviews here before accepting the offer from this place. This is a for profit…read moreorganization, it's not for the students. There is a reason why the medicine and science branch is ranked 453rd in the US! Can you imaging?! If you fail a class, you are automatically considered for dismissal instead of letting you remediate. Which is WILD! Especially in grad schools! Literally everybody fails multiple classes in grad schools EVERYWHERE! They also DO NOT treat all students equally. The leadership model here should be taught everywhere as of how to create a setup for failure. They would be ranked #1. I would NOT recommend this university for ANY program! You are literally better off not going to this place.

I can't say enough great things on how Kumon- lake bluff center is run and organized. Mrs. Wang…read morewith all her wonderful staff are always dedicated to provide the best academic foundation to their students regardless of their age. We have been with Kumon- lake bluff for almost two years and those years had made a huge progress in my sons' reading and math skills. Thank you Mrs. Wang, Ms. Maryann, Ms. Nancy and Ms. Neha for all efforts to provide my sons with the most fruitful learning experience.

Kumon is wonderful- a great program that really helped all three of my children catch up to where…read morethey needed to be. But beyond the program, the staff and Director Ms. Wang at Lake Bluff are amazing! Highly recommend for anybody looking to help their kid make solid math progress.

Cory Douglas is a terrible school i sent my kid there and he told me it was a rat in the class room…read moreand many spider in the class room and he told me that when they went to the basement there was a dead rat

TLE in Gurnee has been an amazing, welcoming, and trustworthy daycare for our little one over the…read morepast year. Starting at just under 5 months old, the teachers in the infant classroom are amazing. Lucy and Ann, thank you for taking care of our little one. As he grew, he advanced to a few other rooms, all with excellent experiences. All of the teachers and staff at TLE are great and our little guy now comes home singing songs and dancing along. It's great! We look forward to continuing his time at TLE and more memories to come.

We moved around a lot the past several years and have put my boys in a few day cares/preschools and…read moreTLE is the best. My boys love this place and their teachers (Jalissa-2 year olds and Erica R.-4 year olds) make you feel like you're dropping them off to family. Although all the staff members are nice, Jalissa and Erica stand out in the way they interact with the kids and with us. TLE is clean, secure, and have a curriculum that noticeably improves child academic development. One of the cool features TLE offers is an informative app that sends you status updates on your kids...if they ate their lunch, how much they ate, what they ate, potty training, when they nap, and pictures of their participation in math and science activities. If you are looking for a safe and fun place for your kids....this is it! I highly recommend this place and glad we found them.

If you live in Waukegan, you should really have your kid tested to come here. I woudn't be the same…read moreperson I am today without my experiences here. The teachers wer patient and caring, and I really learned so much, and was challenged. I'm so glad I came here.

I have been at the school since kindergarten. I think it was a wonderful school with full of great…read morepeople there to encourage kids to learn. I would love to go back to Andrew Cooke magnet, it's a wonderful school!

My daughter had been begging to get her hair dyed purple / pink. I agreed to let her do peek-a-boo…read morehighlights. I brought her to Tricoci in Libertyville to see Kate Cluster. I 1000% recommend her! Truly could not recommend her enough. Not only did she consult me about my daughter's hair, but she got down on my daughter's level and made sure the colors were exactly what she wanted, asked about the placement and was incredibly patient. Kate gave my daughter as many breaks as needed, made her laugh and even put a movie on the iPad for her (after asking me if it was okay). She went above and beyond, was professional, courteous, and kind. My daughter is beyond obsessed with her hair and has received a ton of compliments. I can't recommend Kate enough!

I attended here as a student and I must say, a time was definitely had. To the fight breaking out…read morein the middle of the floor, to the never ending drama, and constantly being out of essential products, and everything else in between. there was definitely a point i absolutely dreaded to come in. but i am still glad i came, because as a result i made some really great friends i am still in constant communication with. and i had the best instructor for the second half of the esthetics program: Ms Lisa. she was truly a master of esthetic knowledge, and her professionalism and dedication just oozes out of her. she was always fair, but not always liked for it. she was very straightforward but her constructive criticism truly made me better in every way, and she genuinely enjoyed watching her students succeed. she is a very kind person and she truly made the experience so much better. she is far too good for this school LOL, give her a raise yesterday!!!!

This is a high school in a rough neighborhood. They have so much going against it, but still manage…read moreto produce productive citizens. Through the years this place has been getting a bad reputation, but it's with the community's support that this place will be a great school. Go Warhawks!

So thankful to have found St. John. All of the teachers care so much about the kids. The…read morecurriculum is impressive, but the way it is taught really instills a love of learning.

I had two daughters who attended St John from kindergarten thru 8th grade. While my primary…read moreobjective was to provide a solid, Christian education I found the smaller classes and individual attention prepared my daughters extremely well for higher education. My younger daughter is now a HS junior and is near the top of her class. My older daughter has completed college and is now a working professional. Besides being well equipped to continue their education both girls are deeply rooted in their faith and have a true understanding of the value of service. I am thankful for the instruction and guidance they received at St John during their years there. I would strongly recommend this school to any like-minded parents looking for quality Christian education.

So sad I heard no dance this year. Beautiful place and beautiful people. We will miss you all.read more

I never before experienced such a lack of care for students and such a disrespectful attitude on a…read moreservice company like I had with this studio. Especially considering that it caters to very young children. Last year we enrolled both our daughters in ballet and dance classes. We thought that the owner, Ms Leslie, was strict but otherwise a good teacher and enrolled them again this year in multiple classes. This time the classes seemed different, the teachers were very young (one I believe was Ms. Leslie's daughter) and didn't seem to have the right experience to make the classes interesting to very young kids (my daughters are 6 and 3). Still we remained in class believing it was still a good activity for them. That was until a few weeks ago... it was a very cold day and the studio was not nearly warm enough for little girls in short sleeved leotards. I was wearing a coat, as well as almost every dad or mom in the waiting room with me. In the middle of my daughter's class, she came out asking to go to the bathroom. I took her to pee and she told me she was very cold. Her skin was indeed cold and she was trembling a bit, so I (as a concerned dad) put her jacket on her (it was a fitted fleece jacket with a zipper an no hood or anything loose) and sent her back into the classroom. A few minutes later a hear a loud voice from the teacher telling my daughter to take her coat out. I go back and, as the door of the classroom opens, I hear my daughter say "but I'm cold" and see the teacher push her out of the door saying "No, you are NOT! Now go take out your coat or you won't be allowed back in class" I took my daughter out of the class and (trying not to create a scene) went to talk to Ms. Leslie's husband who was at the desk (Ms. Leslie had been absent at that point for several weeks). There I told him that I understood thta the teacher was trying to uphold the rules of the studio and, independent of if I agreed with them or not, I didn't think a teacher should act in such a manner, contradicting my daughter's feeling and assuming what she was or not feeling (specially because it was indeed cold and all the teachers were wearing long sleeved shirts and warmers while the students were in thin short sleeved leotards). Instead of showing understanding, apologizing or at least showing some empathy to the situation, he started telling me that those were the rules of the studio and that most students would fake cold to get out of class and that he saw my daughter do this many times. I decided at that point not to push the subject and, after getting home, we wrote an email to Ms. Leslie to explain the situation and see what could be done to prevent this from happening again. A week later, before the next class, we received a reply saying that we got all fact wrong, that my daughter was using a hooded coat, that it wasn't cold and that she was disrupting the class. It ended reinforcing that those were the rules of the studio and they would not allow any exceptions. Since we were both there and Ms. Leslie was back, my wife tried to talk to her to clarify, but she started complaining to my wife of the misbehavior of our OTHER daughter. She was clearly emotionally unbalanced and was taking her frustration with us or the situation on my other daughter, which was not even part of the initial problem. My wife kept saying that she didn't want to have that kind of discussion in front of all the other parents there (her clients) but Ms. Leslie kept raising her voice and saying that nobody would listen to them there. Well, I was sitting with the other parents in the waiting room and I DID hear, so i went there and tried to move the discussion back to the original issue (the teachers behavior with my older daughter). Ms. Leslie looked at me with hate and said that if we wanted to have our kids in class we should follow protocol and then turned back and close the door in my face. We left then to never come back to that place. Don't care if they issue a refund or not or if we lose the rest of the season and deposit on clothes and recital. There no way I'm exposing my daughters to this kind of environment and will make sure I warn as many parents I can so they don't fall in the same situation I did.