The Alabama School of Math and Science is outstanding. It offers excellent college-level courses,…read moreand the residential environment allows students to gain experience living away from home, which helps them when they arrive wholly prepared for college.

Can't believe today is graduation day for our son Nathan. This school has been amazing at helping…read morehim grow into a successful young man. He has earned a full scholarship to University of Alabama to study engineering. I cannot say he would have earned that elsewhere. He graduates with a 4.0 and study at this school is designed more like college courses. The students learn to be independent and board on site. There is 24 hour security and there is a great life/work balance. He likes to stay on campus over weekends because they have fun activities and are also very involved the community with service at the food bank, water for 5k races, annual Greek festival and more! I highly recommend thisnschool for the student looking to push themselves and not afraid to be away from home at an early age. There are hall staff and an amazing office staff on site. Reach out for more information.

I've had my toddler here for almost 8 months and have been pleased with the daycare. Fairly…read morereasonable rate wise, and they provide all meals & snacks, have time outside and limited screen time. They do arts & crafts with the toddlers and work on letters/shapes/color/manners/etc. The staff is friendly and prompt in responding to requests. They are strict in following Dept of Health regulations. I wish they had a schoolager program for older siblings for when they are out of school and summertime.

We love Jubilee Child Daycare! They are a very small center in West Sand Lake. What I love most is…read morethe interactions that the teachers have with the kids. It is a very loving and caring environment. They teach kindness and genuinely love each child!

Saraland City Schools all in all is a great school system to send your kids to, I wouldn't be the…read moreone to try and turn you in another direction. The school is nice, the eduacation is good, most of the teachers are very help, etc. The only thing I would have to complain about is how focused it is on sports. Mostly football but sports in general. So much time and focus goes in the sports that the arts are rarely given the support that it needs. I understand how good sports are for students but the arts are just as important for a student to be able to grow. Although the Arts are not as loved as they should be Saraland offers many arts to participate in and that I am extremely grateful for. The only thing I and any of the parents and students are asking for is more support and focus.

Saraland has great schools. All 3 schools have a very good programs for all ages. For children that…read morehave behavior issues to children that have very high IQ. The schools have a lot of things to involve parents in. If the parents want to be involved.

What a combo! A Sports Art Gallery and University in one! The official name of the gallery is The…read moreAmerican Sport Art Museum & Archives (ASAMA). The museum is reported to have the largest collection of sports in the world in this small building. The art work is great. The gallery is open Monday to Friday 9am to 4pm. Admission is free. The school, United States Sports Academy, offers Bachelors, Masters and Ed.D degrees in Sport Science. 100% online, no out of state fees, and is accredited by SACS. There is an on campus book store where you can purchase the typical college gear i.e. t-shirts, hats, decals, etc. The staff are very nice and helpful- providing info on the art, its history and the university. A cool place tho check out if you are in the area.

I absolutely love my alma mater! USSA changed my entire life and open up countless doors!…read more Very truly yours in sports, Coach Dennis Figures " 2-None"

Holly(instructor) will prepare you to be successful as a MA. Weekly classes are well…read moredesigned/planned to cover each topic. Out-of-class assignments complement classroom discussion and benefit students as they prepare for the national certification exam. Lectures are always engaging and informative. You will feel supported and encouraged throughout the course. As an aside, Judy's has a great grilled cheese!

Such a great experience. Got a facial and a scalp massage. Both were relaxing and very affordable!…read moreThe ladies are so friendly and extremely patient. I've already sent several of my friends over. If you are in need of any beauty services, give the beauty school a try. These students need practice and staff is on hand!

University of Mobile campus is pristine and common areas well kept. The grass is well manicured and…read morethe pool area small but sufficient.

Such a great university!…read more While the building is nice, I do think the actual library is subpar; it's more of a common area for students to be social than an academic space for quiet studying, research, reading, etc. The second floor of the building is the "library," but it's mostly couches, some tables and chairs, table games, board games, arcade games, TVs... The actual "library" is very small area of the second floor, marking one side of the second floor of the building. There aren't a ton of books, I think there is ONE private study room (on a first-come, first-served basis), and it's very sad compared to South's library: several floors of MANY books, a lot of computers, MANY private study rooms for groups as well as cubicle areas, and it's understood and enforced to be respectful and quiet there. As a nursing student, it was a bit disappointing there is no formal library or separate building for the School of Nursing. I love the university, but it would be great to see them do more for the academic settings and rein it back a little on the social ones. The social aspects of the university are great, and while nursing students have privileges to be in certain parts of campus for studying regardless of time of day or semester schedule, I think more students could benefit from a formal library-- away from the relaxed environment of loud socializing-- and private study areas within the library. As far as a building for the SoN, only time will tell how/if the funds could provide that...

Members-only Silver Creek Range has got to be the most affordable, and just downright coolest gun…read morerange in the Mobile area, if not the entire state of Alabama. Located in a very beautiful part of Chunchula on 162 wooded acres, it's surprisingly affordable too: $300 per individual, or $500 for the family rate. (And, within reason, you can bring guests too.) Silver Creek Range is also an outdoor range, which is better if you're conscientious about lead, etc., and it has it all: 9 independent ranges with multiple berms, from long-range (1,000 yards) to a tactical pistol/rifle range, using both metal and paper targets. They also hold regular competitive matches. It's also got 2 Porta Potties, and is handicap-accessible. Plus, as my wife would tell you, it is a very female-friendly range, which isn't always the case at other ranges. Heck, it's just a friendly range, period. My wife forgot the magazine to her AR-15 her first time out there, and a very kind individual let her borrow his so we didn't have to turn around and go all the way back home to get it. In fact, when my wife, a gun novice, initially went looking for a range/instruction, she found prices ran over $1,000! But after becoming members, Jeff Stone, who owns and runs Silver Creek Range, spent over 2 hours with us, and particularly my wife, showing her how her AR worked and teaching her the proper way to shoot it. She had purchased her 1st AR at Jeff's shop, Stone Arms, Inc., with the promise that he would train her on it, and let's just say he underpromised and overdelivered! Jeff could've charged $1,000 or more for his expertise like some ranges do. But I think he saw an opportunity to not only fill a gap, and help a woman foray into the world of guns, which can be tricky for women to do sometimes, he also just clearly loves what he does. And the members could not be kinder or more helpful, especially if you're new. Additionally, Jeff took his time with us *on a Sunday* to not only instruct my wife on her new AR, but also to help her with a semi-auto and a revolver she didn't even purchase at his store. I mean, does this man ever even take a day off? He probably had a million other things to do, but he took the time to help her out. And if that's not service after the sale, I don't know what is! That's the kind of man Jeff is, and that's the kind of camaraderie you get when you join Silver Creek Range. It's worth every penny!