This daycare/childcare is absolutely AMAZING!!! Jordan is wonderful and so great with my kiddos. I…read moretrust her fully and the place is BEAUTIFUL! Very clean and so many things for children of all ages to grow their minds and play. Prices are great and she uses Brightwheel for easy communication! Highly recommended!!!

It's a ok school the first grade teacher is so nice. My second grade teacher was mid. I left after…read more 3rd grade I still have a lot of friends there and they love queen of peace. The bad thing of it is that you have to where uniforms and on some days you can where whatever you want. You could also eat lunch where ever you want in the lunch room.

Both of our children have attended Cathedral School from Pre-K through 8th Grade. Our experience…read morewith Cathedral School has been wonderful. When we decided to send our children to Cathedral we did so for two reasons; the first, was the strong education we knew they would get from the school. And second (but not least) the faith based mission of the school. They have been surrounded by children of families who feel the same as we do. The school offers a very caring and nurturing environment for the students, yet they do not baby them. They teach and expect independence and responsibility from each child. We feel that Cathedral School has been a valuable investment in our children's education and character.

Duluth Core Learning is an awesome place for students to get over learning issues like reading and…read moreattention challenges a lot of schools overlook. They strengthen inefficient undersyling learning skills and help learners reach their full potential and become independent, efficient, learners.

This college makes it an absolute nightmare dealing with anything regards to financial aid. They…read moredon't help with anything and take forever to respond. They'll happily accept your money without a second thought, but good luck trying to get a loan to approve expenses (Laptop, rent, etc.) even if approved from the borrower.

I just started this Spring, but my experience thus far has been nothing but positive. Teachers are…read morefriendly and approachable. I've been out of school for close to 30 years and I returned and was so afraid of not being accepted by the younger population or looked at as "a dinosaur" but I have received nothing but friendly smiles and hellos. I'm looking forward to the next couple of years and so happy I decided to attend Lake Superior Community College. Thank you for your help, kindness, patience and support.

I attended the Lenten services in 2023 and really enjoyed the services as well as the soup suppers…read moreoffered. Everyone was welcoming. I love the Holden Evening Prayer and enjoyed that very much.

We had our son at Hidden Valley for three years, and I never once had any negative experiences or…read moredissatisfaction with the quality of care for my child. In fact, at one point when we considered sending our son to a Montessori School (i.e. Many Rivers) as a possible different option for schooling, they were more than willing to write letters of recommendations on his behalf in support him going, even though they didn't necessarily want him to not be there with them. Long story short with that...we were not impressed with the well to do Montessori program in comparison to what Hidden Valley was already offering him and more. As a psychologist, I feel they handled behavioral issues with children as best as one could expect and yes, if there ever was an issue with a child's concerning behavior, they did what they had to do to help make sure other children (and teachers) were safe from inappropriate behavior. This will happen at any school or daycare. One of the more impressive things that they did that most parents don't realize is a super important thing to do, is to "catch them being good." This means, reinforce "good" behavior. So every day, it was a fun challenge for my son to see how many stickers he could get by picking up, or offering a friend a hand, or calming himself down in a difficult situation. Kudos for that! And yes, if public schools closed, so did they. Other schools or daycares in the area do the same. There is legitimate reasons why daycares or small schools do this (e.g., like SAFETY and not having the teachers or parents have to drive their children through dangerous weather). And its our responsibility as parents to know that you may have to stay home due to unforeseen circumstances, like weather or sickness. But they did the best they could to not have this be an issue, by extending the school an extra week to make up for missed days (i.e., without the extra cost), or they would have amazing substitute teachers come in for the day. In addition, they also brought in a music teacher every week for lessons, and would invite the Zoomobile or Firefighters to come and visit the children every year. There were themes every week that my son never got bored with and was always excited for! The teachers are kind and compassionate and want to see these kids succeed in all domains of development They even thoughtfully did amazing things for the kids over holidays, like hand-paint little figurines to look like each one of them or gift them their favorite book as a going away present. Needless to say, my son is now entering kindergarten able to write, read level one/two books, do addition, subtraction and multiplication. And even more importantly...be respectful to his friends and help others. I have no regrets sending my son there and would highly recommend this school to anyone.

My 4 year old son attended Hidden Valley Preschool from September 2016 through the end of May 2017…read more We found out about the school through a mom at the park shortly after moving to town from out of state. I will use a simple pro/con schedule with a summation at the end to help other parents choose if this school is right for their family. Pros: The classroom and school is clean, nicely appointed, and full of natural light. The curriculum changes every week which is very exciting for the children. Fresh toys and activities keep things interesting. There are many outdoor toys and activities for the children and a variety of hardtop and yard activities they enjoy. The families and children are very nice with many repeat families and continuity of students. Cons: This is a business that targets working families. You are required to pay for a full time slot for your child, Monday through Friday from 7:30-5:30. Proceed with caution if you have limited flexibility with your job, as this preschool will be closed for breaks corresponding with the Duluth Public Schools, which does mean two weeks midwinter at Christmas. Expect morning-of notifications throughout the year that school will be closed for snow, ice, power outages, or lack of staffing. Staffing: There are two part time teachers with the director on-call for backup. Be advised that most of the time there is only one adult present and 10+ children. If any crisis or disruption occurs, which with small children is expected, the sole teacher can quickly become overwhelmed. At this point, they will "hail Mary" the parent and director to immediately remove the child for the day, including for developmentally normal misbehavior's which do not include bodily harm to other students. ex. In our case, this amounted to phone calls to leave work and immediately remove our son for his threats to stand on the lunch table three times during the spring. With only 7 days of PTO for the calendar year, you can imagine this was highly inconvenient. Communication can be spotty. The director is always available to be reached by phone or email, but when behavior problems occur, there is very little follow through to troubleshoot in person with parents and all teachers present a new plan for behavior management. Overall assessment: Is this daycare terrible? No, far from it. But it is a home based daycare that is charging the going rate for established centers, but does not provide the accountability and reliability of a center. My neurotypical 4 year old was discussed like he was an out of control maniac. Our contract was terminated without fanfare 1 week before the end of the school year for his "unmanageable behavior." It seems poor business form to terminate a contract one week before the end of the year, so the termination was most likely in retaliation for a private facebook status I posted expressing my frustration with the frequently unreliable care, in which I never mentioned or alluded to the name of the business. The pettiness of uninviting a 4 year old from the end of year preschool graduation party one week prior is the cherry on top of a relationship which has been souring ever since the preschool staff caught wind we would not be re-enrolling and instead starting our son in kindergarten. Some families seem to love this school, but I am glad to see our sons time there in the rear view mirror. FYI: A fellow parent tipped me off that reviewers who posted the end of June 2017 were offered compensation in exchange for their positive reviews.

First, I want to say that the service providers at Ecumen's Home Hospice are outstanding. Denise…read more(RN) is truly a star. Logan (case worker), Riza (aide), Ian (music therapy) and alternates Amber, Lois are all wonderful--very caring, compassionate, and attentive, and they provide excellent care. I also greatly appreciate how supportive they are of the caregiver. They consistently ensure that supplies are provided and well stocked, which makes a meaningful difference during a very challenging time. My only concern is that services are not "open" or available on holidays and weekends. Illness and end-of-life needs don't take breaks, so it feels odd and somewhat disappointing that Ecumen's services are limited during these times, when support can be just as critical. Overall, the care team is exceptional, but expanded availability would greatly improve the experience.