A well-appointed event venue geared to the medical community, Pavillion X is located in the heart…read moreof The Golden Triangle. The downstairs is a large, modern event space with leather seating, a bar, and WiFi. Upstairs there is a beautiful, state of the art conference room with every bell and whistle. I attended two events there recently and felt it was a top notch facility. This is definitely a space to look into for medical-surgical training sessions (there is a complete surgical facility on the top floor from which procedures can be streamed via video) or any educational trainings. It would also be a great venue if you need a beautiful space to hold a party, shower, reception, etc. on the ground floor.

From the owner: National Bioskills Laboratories is a medical education training company dedicated to supporting…read moremedical education by providing the medical industry with "Training Centers of Excellence" using the latest equipment and the optimal learning environment. NBL provides customers with high quality service at our three convenient locations: East Coast Location - Pavilion X located in Pittsburgh, PA Central Location - Open in Farmers Branch, TX (Dallas) West Coast Location - Coming Soon The National Bioskills Laboratories team has extensive experience in medical education from formal Continuing Medical Education (CME) to industry sponsored device specific education. Our goal is to partner with our clients to ensure a successful medical education event from general course logistics including cadaveric specimens, audio-visual, catering, hotel, transportation, compliance reporting, and cost savings. These key elements are obtained by our Concierge Service. We support large professional education meetings to small regional labs. We understand the needs for each of clients will vary and we are ready to help. National Bioskills Laboratories wants to be your training partner across the US. Please contact our staff to book your next medical education event.

I've met several of the teachers, students, and administrators, and this school has a lot going for…read moreit. It's a holistic approach with a goal of not just developing good students, but also good citizens. The curriculum focuses on traditional subjects but also an appreciation for the Natural World. Great academics, good discipline, and many opportunities to apply critical thinking.

I've been at ECS for around 3-4 years (since 5th grade) and it's been a great experience. Great…read morelearning environment, friends & awesome staff/teachers!

I am currently attending the WISCA program here. I have had to put up with harassment from male…read morestudents (I am female) and dismissal from staff. The staff's motto at the WISCA program is basically: "If they can deal, then they can heal". If you are a low needs/high functioning student looking for a school to help prepare you sufficiently for the future, and not cause your mental well being to decline whilst doing so, do not go here. If you are looking for a job here- if you are willing to experience high stress levels, low pay, and a toxic work environment to help kids who need it- please apply. One of the main problems with this program is that they are short staffed all the time. I've had to handle anxiety attacks on my own, lay on the floor to take a break, and put up with loud noises, constant conflict between my fellow peers- that have frequently escalated to either shouting or violence, teachers talking down to me, or being condescending when I genuinely need the support, and I'm tired. I am planning to go back to my home school as soon as it's possible. If you are a low needs student- please use every available resource at your home school to help you, because going here won't. I believe that some staff here have good intention, and that this program has tons of potential, but higher-ups are not willing to make progress. Please look elsewhere if possible for special education purposes- this place is not worth the hassle.

I went to WISCA. There was a cult... I am not kidding. I also received a death threat from another…read morestudent. The staff was great though. I now have been diagnosed with post traumatic stress disorder from that.