I attended this school in 1954. Many happy memories. Glad the school is still there. The love of…read moreour Lord Jesus Christ is still taught there.

Idk if mrs Zimmerman still works there, I'm 22 years old now but when I went to elementary school…read morehere for 3rd grade mrs zimmerman was like rude asf. Lmfao

I went there in 1966-1969. Miss Mamrow was best first-grade teacher ever. She had an assistant…read morenamed Helen.

Less impressed than before. The new superintendent needs to remind all staff they need to dress…read moreprofessionally, most look like they are going to clean a house. If you look good you feel good . ID's are unable to be seen , too much on the lanyards. The staff is not friendly to the elementary students or the parents, they need reminded that they are getting paid to do this job , they aren't volunteers. It's a sad environment for elementary school students.

I love this school all the people here is so nice and they care about you.and they food here is…read moregood and they principal is funny here and we get to do fun things here

Wow, what a frustrating experience! I spent an hour and a half getting my children assessed, only…read moreto leave with no useful information about Kumon or my kids' current reading and math levels. I had heard good things about the program through word of mouth but didn't know much about how it works. I also heard there was a free assessment to determine where my children might need help. Unfortunately, the center seemed severely understaffed. We waited 10 minutes before the test even began, and no one explained the process to me or my kids. I was told there is a price sheet on her desk and told I could take a picture of it, but beyond that, nothing was explained. When the kids finished the test, not all the pages were graded, and the staff member forgot to write down the end times. She gave a vague guess about where my children were academically but couldn't explain her reasoning. Throughout the appointment, she repeatedly mentioned being understaffed and that the owner was leaving. Am I supposed to feel confident in bringing my kids here after all that? What should have taken 30 minutes dragged on three times longer, and I left without any clear information or guidance about my children's needs. Very disappointing!

This is by far the best investment as far as after school activities go! Our kids have gone to see…read moreMr. Phil at the Kumon (Birmingham) since they started 1st grade! For our kids is not a way to keep up with the class work but it is to be ahead of the kids in their school. We highly recommend this reading center! Just remember the work is VERY independent and the younger the kids start the better!

Lots of the teachers are really nice but at glengary the two teachers Mrs Hudson and Mrs Cebulski…read moreare horrible especially Mrs Cebulski please fire the two teachers and get nicer teachers and this is coming from a student. And at Walnut Creek please get rid of the teacher Mrs Sloan she picks on student's and has favorites and releases students late all the kids hate her.

I always thought there was nothing wrong with Huron Valley when I went there. We had good kids, and…read moregood teachers, right? Well, then I became a teacher, and found out just how underwhelming HVS was. Like many suburban schools, this district is much more interested in making huge renovation projects on the façades of the buildings to entice new parents than improving education. Compared to even neighboring Walled Lake Schools, Huron Valley has poor achievement, bad athletic programs, and an administration unwilling to work on the things that count. They do nothing to attract the better teachers, and could really care less once they have your kid enrolled.

I beg to differ, Huron Valley is a wonderful district and both my children have loved attending…read morefrom elementary to high school. In addition to new technology and renovated facilities that improve the learning environment (i've been to schools that shove 35 kids in a room where half the ceiling tiles are falling off, it makes the students not care). Huron Valley test scores have been well above the national and state average for many years and its athletic programs have been top-notch as well. The softball team has been top in the state for several years now and i know several parents who boast about their children benefitting from athletic scholarships upon graduation. The administrative faculty work extremely hard to earn the district grants and other funds which will continue to bring new technology and better learning resources to the kids. With all possible resources at hand, there is no reason why any student cannot succeed. Each year several students even go on to attend ivy league schools! At some point, it's up to the kids and we just have to hope they make the right choices.

Five stars for their massage program! Super secret insider tip: I used to get FREE, tipping is…read morenot allowed, massages TWICE a week for TWO or THREE years!!!!! Sometimes if you were really blessed the appointment after you would cancel and you could get massages back to back. It was truly amazing and it brings tears to my eyes just thinking about it!!!!!!!!! However, about a year ago, they discontinued this service. I was not even a student, just a random Joe schmo....an eternally grateful one that is. I'm just sayin' you might want to call the clinic and inquire. It's better than good....I would seriously drive from Milford, in a Blizzard to get there, that's how good! 20 stars, if that were possible. I rate the massage program a freaking Hailey's comet! They also were offering free yoga, but often times the instructor failed to show. This was not affiliated with the massage program. Also, people with no health insurance. PLEASE visit their dental program for teeth cleaning as low as 10 bucks. They also offer other services such as xrays and repairs. Just beware it takes forever...but for that price. As a social worker, I have referred hundreds! 5 star for the in need population. My opinion on the education is 1 star. Students teaching students, and not graduate students? Open book exams? Teacher gives you the questions/answers prior to tests? I guess it's like pay for your diploma just go through minimal actions. AND it is expensive. AND many of their credits do not transfer.

Just paid $2000 for a class. The teacher cut the class early every week by hours, assigned no…read morereadings, provided no examples for assignments, provided no online notes or references, and during the class instead of talking about English would always talk about how upset she was with the election, and would tie every argumentative assignment paper to anti government in one way or the other. I immediately reported to the colleges English Director who said they would look into the issue, the teacher returned the following week saying she had a rough week and no lesson planned. This school is an expensive joke. OCC would be a better recommendation.

Have witnessed staff be treated bad, not given the support they ask for or needed. They Bost how…read moremuch they love staff but it is all a show. Often out of ratio/under staffed. Don't report injuries or un accounted for students. Not worth the high tuition. The teachers have been amazing with what they have been delt, but administration does not care about the over worked stressed staff

I have to say we really like it at TLT! My daughter asks every night if she is going to see her…read moreteacher the next day. I love that she gets great healthy food and has structure thru out the day, along with the crazy free-time that all toddlers need! I'm hoping to keep her here until she steps onto her first HPS school bus. Thanks for all you do, we really appreciate it