I can't rate the school on it's education factor or anything of the like. This review is strictly…read morefor the building of the Mason High School itself. I went to watch a mock dance competition in the auditorium and WOW.. this school is huge, and amazing. I'm guessing if they put this much money into the school, the staff has to be top notch. It's a beautiful school with amazing and clean facilities. The auditorium was large and it felt as if I should be paying an admission to come and watch this event here. There was a swim meet going on the same day, and I couldn't believe they had a pool inside the school. It was packed upstairs so I can only imagine what that area looked like. If you are heading to the school for an event, I'd say you are in for a nice surprise.

Excellent school. Your child will excel here. Seems like the 1 star review didn't do enough to get…read morea 5.6. Sorry you didn't do the work. Clearly if a 3.8 is average, clearly you're speaking on the fact that children excel here. Sounds like she thought she was special in a small school and didn't measure up when it came to real competition. There are many students, that's what you get when you live in a great area with good funding from parents and people who live in the community. My children currently attend and love their school, their peers and their teachers.

I was at this venue for a drum and bugle corps competition with a friend. We had a great time…read morewatching the competition. Lots of available parking next to the venue. The concession stand was great with affordable pricing; except I heard they ran low on bottles water during the evening; ouch especially in the summer heat. I loved the Phantom Regiment's show the best, though they lost out to the Bluecoats's performance. Overall a great night watching one of my favorite past-time, live and in person. Brings back fond memories from my younger days marching with the Guardsmen back in the days, practices, traveling, and the competitions. Envy those younger folks on the field; memories they will cherish throughout their life. Very nice evening!

Woodlark Residences Larkspur ca fabulous place to live and work…read more Great management and super remodel Perfect location for commute Nature preserve next door Marin general hospital and fabulous doctors and care for your mind and body Trails for running and biking right out the front door Also The fabulous RUSTIC BAKERY and Thai restaurant within walking distance Grateful to live there!

Mercy McAuley lacks authenticity in its approach to education. Mercy McAuley does not embrace…read morediversity effectively and shows very limited to no knowledge of current technology and resources. Greater inclusion, updated resources and a stronger focus on modern skills and technology would have been beneficial.

Wonderful school and people. Top notch education. Shout it from the rooftops. Go wolves!read more

Unprofessional Teachers don't know anything about what is…read moregoing on with the company they work for There is no enrollment forms at the actual location Directors do not communicate to staff Teachers look dirty and lazy and there under garments were showing because there pants were falling down I was confused on who the teacher was and who were the kids. The teachers all look like it's something mentally wrong with them. They couldn't help me at all I wasn't greeted at the door I had to go looking in classrooms for someone to help me I also had an appointment for a tour and still did not got a tour because of the lack of communication and unorganizational skills

My grandson starting attending Sharon Hill about a year ago and is now in Pre K there. The…read moreimprovements in him are wonderful to see. Emotionally he is more mature and scholastically, WOW. ABC's, numbers and getting along with other children. The teachers and staff are kind and loving with these children and it shows. So happy we found this facility and will be sad when my grandson has to leave there for Kindergarten. Many thanks to all involved with this center.

I give the district 3 stars, I come to the district from another city where the school…read moredistricts(all of them) provide transportation to and from school for. My child is now a sophomore and I'm just getting information that they DO NOT provide bussing for 10-12. This is unacceptable. What if the parent does not know how to drive or does not have vehicle. I can drive and have a car but I also have a job that I need to keep and it's an inconvenience for me to take time off my job to drop off and pick up my child. Very unacceptable Lakota

I love this school district. My daughter is thriving at Howard elementary. I highly recommend this…read moreschool district! Last year my daughter was awkward and shy because we moved around several times in the past few years. This year she has blossomed doe to how special her teachers make her feel. I am so happy to see her growth and am very appreciative!

You could say that I have a bias towards the Sycamore Community Schools, but a lot of what the…read moredistrict has achieved over the years academically can back things up. I made my way through the Sycamore district from kindergarten all the way through high school, so I've pretty much seen it all. The district has four K-4 elementary schools (two of which were rebuilt this decade), the E.H. Greene Intermediate School (grades 5 and 6), and the Sycamore Junior High School and Sycamore High School. The Sycamore district is located in Blue Ash, Montgomery, and Symmes Township, one of the best suburban areas in town, and it's a big attraction for many non-Cincinnatians especially who move to the Queen City. I had an internship earlier this summer and was told by two different people with young children that they were highly considering moving to the Sycamore Community Schools area. While all the lower level schools are equally important to the district, you see everything come around at the high school level, where SHS offers seven global languages and 21 different AP courses. Academically, I've always considered Sycamore the best public high school in the state of Ohio, but this past year its 31 National Merit Scholars ranked first overall in the entire state. Sycamore has received "Excellent" ratings every year by the Ohio Department of Education and continues to earn a perfect 30 out of 30 on the Ohio District Report Card. While its 89.6 percent college attendance rate can be topped by a few other schools in town, its 96 percent daily attendance rate is right up there at the top. Sycamore has 468 certified employees including 31 nationally certified teachers, while 72 percent of the district's teachers have more than 10 years of experience and 81.5 percent of the teaching staff has a master's and/or doctorate degree(s). Another great thing about Sycamore is the athletic program. Although athletes are now required to pay a participation fee, the boosters (who have raised nearly $1 million in the last 10 years) managed to save all the teams when the school underwent budget cuts four or five years ago. When I was at Sycamore just a few years ago, the Aviators' athletic department offered (and probably still does) more varsity teams and sports than any other school in the state. Outside of sports, there are a ton of great extracurricular activities including the award-winning drama department, while newspaper and choir classes are offered during the school day and have led to many national awards and college scholarships each year. Bias or not, there's no denying that the Sycamore Community Schools is an "excellent" district. I was a part of it for 13 years and enjoyed so much about it and will always be proud to call myself an Aviator.

Very good school, awesome teachers, only ill things is horrible parking but that is not a reason to…read morepick a school anyhow.