I have had 2 of my children attend there and graduate. One was bullied, the other just put up with…read moreeverything and turned an eye. Our youngest attended there and we were forced to withdraw her because of the favortism played. She was a 4.1 gpa never in trouble and things changed when she went to her counselor due to a bad day and it ended where the counselor said she took pills. Non of which she did and then she had to get evaluated to go back, we abided by that and when we presented the hospital proof that she took nothing, was in sound mind, the prinicipal made up a contract which no one would admit to approving. My daughter refused to sign as they wanted control of her in and out of school. After summer and my daughter wanted to go back and attend senior year...so she signed. A month later an incident happened between her and her BF at 10pm! nowhere near the school...no charges, nothing and the school wanted to expel my daughter but permit the boy to still attend the school, and he is the one who told my daughter to kill herself. In the meantime, we get from her friends that they could no longer speak to her because of being told to by the school, all blocked her out of fear of repercussion. We ended up withdrawing her... The emotional abuse they put our daughter through has caused PTSD. It has shaken my faith, but God has been by our side to see her through and with the help of a caring school she graduated early and is working on her career choice. Things like this does exist and it happened to so many...some schools are just better at hiding their dark secrets.

I am a freshman attending Holy Name and it is phenominal. The faculty other students, and the all…read morearround environmentis fabilous. I would pick to be a Namer rather than a Bruin, Wildcat, or Eagle any day. Go HN!!!

They yell at the children & treat them like animals. My child will not be returning. The floors are…read moredirty.

This is a long overdue review; however, it gave me time to put my emotions aside and formulate a…read morefactual, to-the-point review of my very negative experience with Primrose Schools of Solon. Upon first visiting Primrose, I was incredibly impressed with the new, clean environment. Everything was up to date, security was on point, and things appeared very sanitary. The director at the time was very kind and knowledgeable, and she did a great job selling me on all of the reasons why Primrose would be a great fit for my daughter. I felt good about the decision, and a few days later gave my deposit for her to start when there was an opening - which they promised would be no later than end of September. End of September came and went, and no word from Primrose. We came to find out that the director I had spoken with had left, and we were completely forgotten about. Red flag #1. Once I finally got through to them and had my daughter start, it was one issue after another. I specifically asked them not to give my daughter milk. She was given milk on three separate occasions. Each time, I reminded them - both verbally and via handwritten notes. Since she does not drink milk, she was dying of thirst when I picked her up and would suck down her water on the way home. Red flag #2. I was told (and it was documented in paperwork) that a backup lunch is offered if the child does not like what is provided. It was communicated in my daughter's notes three times that she had not eaten any of her lunches. Thankfully, I picked her up before nap, so it was not an issue and she was able to eat when she got home. Red flag #3. In the short time (three months) that my daughter attended, there were not one, not two, but THREE different directors. I understand there is turnover in the childcare industry, but WOW. Something is obviously very wrong! Red flag #4. And finally, the last, and most notable occurrence. I wrote up an email outlining all of these issues and sent it to the franchise owner, Jana Massary. She took her time getting back to me and let me know that she had "several meetings" and would be back in touch with me later that day. From the moment she called me, I knew it was going to be a bad interaction. She was incredibly rude, demeaning, and, quite frankly, the exact opposite of the type of person you would want caring for your children. She issued zero apologies for anything we had gone through, and proceeded to hang up on me in the middle of the conversation. I would say that she's someone that clearly can't take negative feedback, but what I provided her were straight facts and experiences that we had while my daughter was in their care. It is clear that I would advise anyone and everyone from choosing somewhere other than Primrose. There is nothing "warm" about the school, and it is clear that it stems directly from the leadership. It is no wonder that teachers are electing to leave at such a rapid pace, and from what I've heard, families as well.

The student did a fair job for no supervision. There was no supervisor in sight. Except for the…read morefront desk, where they were gossiping about the clients and students to other students. The student started to chop an the hair at the ends. No styling - when I question her why she was cutting my hair that way, she response, shock me: "My instructor told me to cut your hair that way." I speechless. This is will not prepare the student to secure a job. Please think about changing up the supervision there.

This review is on the cosmetology school (specifically the esthetics program), not the services…read moreprovided by students. During one 15 week period in 2018 there were 5 different esthetics teachers. They also lost their manager and a cosmetology teacher during this time. Smoking was taking place directly outside of a propped-open emergency exit and smoking breaks are taken in addition to timed/clocked out breaks. Those that don't smoke are being exposed to second-hand smoke several times per day because they are just outside the exit with the door open. Students take lunches and breaks whenever they want to be unavailable to perform a scheduled service that they do not wish to perform, which leaves students wanting to get their hours completed doing all the services that other students don't wish to do. Students are told to collect their things at 30 - 45 minutes before the end of the day and while they are still clocking hours so that the staff can leave promptly at 5:30, even turning off the lights while students are still in the classroom. Fridays esthetics' classes had no teacher other the cosmetology teacher and therefore busy with those students. Juniors who are also supposed to be tested out of every service by the end of their first 5/6 weeks but are unable to because the class schedule isn't followed. Many advanced esthetics classes are supposed to be given on Fridays, but since there is no Friday instructor it took the juniors additional time to become seniors. Services sometimes could not be performed because they did not have the supplies on hand to complete the service. This didn't happen only one time. Students have been asked/encouraged to call state representatives about proposed state laws that will affect cosmetology schools and students. The students weren't asked that they call and give their opinion. They were given a script of what to say. Not only was that inappropriate to ask of students, but anyone who wanted "extra hours" could come in and call representatives on a day the school is normally closed. This was inappropriate, unethical and unprofessional to ask students to do the political bidding of a school. Arbitrary new rules are thrown at students without any notice and make no sense, such as, students are told that they aren't allowed in the classroom unless it's teacher approved and it can only be for an hour. They are expected to be on the floor. That would be fine typically but there is no common sense factored into this rule. Sometimes all the rooms are full, all the towels and sheets are washed and dried so there is nothing to do on the floor and nowhere but the classroom to go. Raphael's is a poorly run family business that the owner, Ralph Delserone, Is only interested in making money, not in the students or the student salon customers.

Terrific haircut! Very pleased! Ask for Evan. No wait,…read morewalked right in, good atmosphere.

Excellent job, I have been coming here for years. I used to bring my daughter and her friends,…read more when they were in Jr. High. The school is great!

Great dedicated staff! High expectations and growth is priority. I highly recommend this school…read morefor families who desire a school that really cares about their child.

I don't have enough words to express my happiness with this center! I've toured many ABA centers,…read moreand Supersonic is by far the most play-focused learning environment. Their staff is incredible and gives you detailed updates throughout the day, and I truly feel my kids are in great hands. For once in our lives, my kids aren't treated as a burden in the classroom but are recognized for their strengths and taught new skills every day. The behavior support, functional communication and peer interaction that's encouraged makes me feel confident that my boys are learning more each day. During the intake process the She-E-O's Susan and Lily held my hand the entire way and provided more parental support than any other ABA/care center we explored. We LOVE our new ABA home!

This place deserves a 0 star, first of all I went inside and the place was so dirty, food on the…read morefloor when I walked in, smelt like human feces and overall disappointed. as I walked in to get some information for my son, there was no one at the front desk, after waiting for 10 minutes there was a older lady that finally came out from one of the rooms and asked if I needed help but the lady was really rude asking. at this point I was already aggravated, after asking questions she begins to ask me personal questions that were very inappropriate. I ended up leaving and will never go to this clinic again, very unprofessional. Do not recommend taking your child here.

As parents, we have been very pleased with the Stow - Munroe Falls School system to date. Teachers…read moreseem to have a true commitment to their students. They have been quick to respond when contacted. There are ample clubs, programs and special electives to choose from. The administration seems to make every effort to keep parents informed and they work hard to try and ensure the safety of their students. There also appears to be an extensive amount of community support which is a huge benefit for the kids attending this school system. It's not perfect but it's good and we are proud to be Bulldogs.

Ah, Stow-Munroe Falls High School. Well, for starters, the ceilings have been broken the entire…read moreschool year, yeah, for some reason they still haven't fixed it. Most of the teachers seem to care about whether or not the students learn but the amount of work that is thrown at students is absurd. Oh, also the school is literally sinking