It's the only high school I went to, so I don't have anything to compare it too, but it was…read moregenerally a great place. Plenty of activities, sports, and events to take part in and even with classes as big as 600 students, you get to know quite a lot of people. They have made some bad decisions, however, like the laptop program they started in 2000 (which they have since abandoned). Teachers are great, the cafeteria food was pretty good (especially the personal pizzas) and it was an enjoyable experience.

I have spoken to Jason Crawford and he was always very polite and easy to deal with! Excellent…read morecommunication from the school district!

I went here years ago. They had a hill the bus could barely handle on the offical route on the way…read morethere. Too steep. Also the bus crazily had to come a 7am to get us to school at like 7:35am for 8 am class with their other routes. The school had a lot of teachers that left the curains open which made me overheated from the sun. They had touchscreen jumbo projectors as big as a large chalk board for teaching which was nice. The things they taught weren't helpful but the teachers were okay at teaching. I hated how few snow days were given to them here compared to the syracuse city school district. We usially had enough unused days that school ended early. I think they had one water fountain here but I'm not sure. Changing clothes into shorts for gym is 25% of the grade. That sucks. As is in most schools, there wasnt enough vacation time to not make life hell. The bus came too early for breakfast so the open curtains made me tired from the heat.

Well this is your average cafeteria, no frills to be had here. The lunch ladies are nice, save for…read morejan (that bitch), and the food, prison quality. At any rate it won't kill ya, and what doesnt kill you only makes you stronger!

We just needed to say what an EXCELLENT JOB done for the Lock 1 and Lock 2, end of the year…read morecelebration Brunch 2025 school year. It was such a warm welcome the moment we enter into the Science, in which the event was held. The staff was very informative about what went on during the school year, including Parent involvement. There were so many PROUD students walking across the stage(If you will) receiving CERTFICATE for all the hard they placed into 2 semesters. There was plenty of food, drinks, sweets and cakes and much more. We had the chance to see what they were doing in the Lobby on computers, showing off there work as well for 20 minutes. This is a Program that offers literally free learning, for HIGHER TECH EDUCATION. We love what YOU guys have done for us as whole family in learning Coding and other high tech skills; through our son. Keep up the AWESOME work. The WORLD needs to know ABOUT this experience. Thank you kindly and see you all next semester with our son Joshue' Robinson, who ahs RECIEVED two certificates at this ceremony. The Robinsons Family

The school doesn't have enough diversity and I feel very extremely stresss with some of the…read moreprofessors. They don't really help if you have financial problems either.

Come to a football game when the marching band is playing. New turf field is great and you'll…read moredefinitely enjoy yourself for way less than a higher end game!

This review is more of a review based on aesthetic of the campus. I have not feeling either way of…read morethe university, I just wanted to see the architecture. I had no idea of how this campus was laid out so I just started walking until I did stumble upon a map of the campus. It was hard to follow as it had the buildings all labeled on the map, but there was no coordination when that correlated to the map key. I just wanted to walk around and take some pictures as it was a nice day and some of the buildings are beautiful. I walked from one end of the pedestrian walkway to the other, back towards where my hotel was. A little about Syracuse University. Established in 1870 as a private research university. Interesting fact, it started as a seminary outside of Rochester. After some financial difficulties they decided to move to Syracuse because that would give them a better chance at surviving. Other interesting things, it was found as coeducational and racially integrated. First university in the country to offer a Bachelor of Fine Arts.

As someone who's used to Ithaca's hills and gorges, I really appreciate the vibe Syracuse has going…read moreon. I may be a Cornellian, but you've got me feeling a little campus envy! :)

My grandson attended Pre-K for 2 years since he has a late year birthday and he is more than ready…read morefor Kindergarten. My grand-daughter was required to change programs since she was accepted in UPK. SonShine was much better for her than the current program. In addition to the teaching they are a loving and concerned group.

Please ignore the 1 star review. It's ridiculous (those aren't even the names of the staff!) its an…read moreincredible daycare! We just started and moved from another daycare and you can tell this one is better! There's more curriculum, healthier food, the teachers are so kind and patient and VERY capable, and my daughter is so happy and CLEAN at the end of the day. Naptime is set in stone with dim lighting and soft music and they work with her crib issues to get her asleep. This is a friendly, all involved daycare that I can feel good about her being in. If you can get in here, please don't hesitate, it's top notch. And being in the federal building, it's secure. I also love that they include what she is developing when she does an activity (motor skills, etc). And you get a detailed report at the end of the day!

Not to be confused with when a bird attacks your penus, which is "Peck Hell."…read more Pretty nice performance hall where they host a bunch of different events and gatherings at the University of Syracuse. There are lots of these facilities and the University is great for things like that. I like this one and it does exactly what you want it to. I especially liked the event which I attended with my extremely militant LGBT activist friend in SYR, which I provided the poster for.