My drop off dates where approved for the beginning of March. Originally email was sent at the end…read moreof February. I get an email today (Tuesday) that they are not able to accommodate my child for Thursday and the following week. This is unacceptable since it was approved. Now my children have no daycare and I will be forced to take off of work!

We moved to Milwaukee last year and really love how our toddler has grown while attending…read moreMilestones at the Indian Hill location. The school has access to a prairie and she LOVES being outdoors! The teachers are attentive and really seem to know my toddler's little quirks and learning style. I am happy to have her here and would recommend the school to everyone.

Really great center. My daughter attended here in the infant's room. There was a pretty hectic…read moresituation when we joined, and the owner was prompt, accommodating, and overall had her sh*t together. They provide snacks and lunch for the kids. During Covid, they were decisive in what actions they were taking and made all the families aware as things would change. Teachers were nice and my daughter was always excited to start her day with them. The only thing I wish was that they had more "nature" in their outdoor space. Would highly recommend anyone looking for a daycare center.

The seminary is beautiful with a long, rich history. The driveway is spectacular and so is the view…read morefrom the top of the steeple!

Another historical Catholic site in Milwaukee's south side. St. Francis Seminary is by the…read morelakefront. It was built in the 1800s and is the oldest seminary in the U.S. They have monthly Eucharistic adoration in the Christ King chapel (usually). There is a library open to the public and sometimes televised Sunday Mass is held in the chapel.

Absolutely the best care and the most fun my daughter has ever had. Great experiences!read more

Kumon in Waukesha took a chance on my disabled son when he needed it the most. When he first came…read moreto Kumon the team tested him and met him where he was at. Their patience, encouragement, and individual support they provided made all the difference. They never gave up on him like his public school did. Instead, they celebrated every small victory and helped him build confidence he so desperately needed. Thank you Waukesha Kumon for believing in my son and giving him the tools to succeed. We are forever grateful for the positive impact you've had on his life and ours.

EXCELLENCE in EDUCATION! Thank you, Anita and Ruchee, for creating an individualized learning plan…read morefor my daughter. You met her right where she was and gave her the confidence to move forward.

My husband and I started attending St. Robert's church in April and we have really enjoyed the…read moremass, the people, and the beautiful architecture and stained glass. We look forward to coming here each Sunday.

The building is absolutely beautiful. It is a traditional Catholic style church from the early 20th…read morecentury with beautiful stained glass windows and wood trim throughout. Acoustics are tremendous and very easy to hear singing and talking.

After seeing a lot of High Schools and attending this one, I have to give some props to the way the…read moreschool runs. District is slightly deaf to the HS and students although their offices are IN the HS... but they lock the doors to keep students out, nice job guys... They spend a lot of tax payer money to keep this thing squeaky clean with the renovation and the athletic facilities are on par and above what most schools budget. With two gyms, massive field property owned by the school, indoor pool, track, stands, stadium seating, full track field event structure, its a good school. The school has a strong academic staff with well trained personnel and devoted teachers that will be there long term, they are paid extremely well as far as the public school sector pricing goes compared to city of Milwaukee (MPS) masses that employ most of the teaching staff in the area. Your child will be challenged both academically and socially. Almost ever single teacher will interact with parents if they take the first step. There are issues brewing as Greenfield transitions the population and they see a more diverse student body. The place is layered with security and police, like most modern schools now require, and there is a fair handle on student related crime. They have also addressed the staff and have adequately fired several individuals for misconduct involving students, I would like to dock the school a star for this, but they have zero tolerance and I guarantee you every HS has an issue, but gag orders usually keep these things tied up in litigation. Ask around... I would like to note one major flaw that almost took this down to 3 stars, career and counseling program at Whitnall is weak, extremely weak. They do not interact and prepare students for college like I have seen at other schools. The recruitment numbers are based on entrance to college, not preparation. I have witnessed a fair share of failure of the lives of whitnall's graduating classes due to their ill prepared college life transition. Many of the students drop out and work in the area, it is sad. I went for advice pre-college and really got no substantial information. They need a pre-college system for acclimation and take the job more seriously. Love hate relationship with the alma mater. There is a hard headed management aspect to the school but overall you have way more pluses than minuses here, I'm just dishing on the bad because the good is obvious if you walk through the halls.

Athletics are poor but the academics are best in the city of Greenfield.read more

My son graduated from UW Med school and in my book, that calls for a celebration!! We went to the…read moreUnion and partook in a few beers. 20$ a pitcher for premium beer. Not too bad!! Student workers were friendly and eager to serve. Nice beer selection and Lake Mendota for the views. Fond memories from my youth and his. Soft spot in my heart for this place.

While this may not entirely be a review for just the union, I suppose has to boil down that. I…read moreoriginally came here to review the Gasthaus, the student-run bar in the basement. Having only been here once as a freshman before turning 21, I couldnt really experience the full ambiance of a bar in the basement of a student union. With that said, the decor provides little ambiance at all. Its a low-ceilinged, white and light brown tones and is HUGE. enough seating for over 200 people, judging from my last time being there. The food itself is effing awesome, and for the price, you can't go wrong. Patty Melt anyone?! Deep fried cheese curds are also amazing, and if you sit on one side of the bar, you can peer right back into the kitchen (though you may not want to, lol). Clientele? Mostly sausage. Testosterone pumped male students who came to down some beers and watch the game, while eating good food. I can't really complain there, its normally I sight I'd welcome and don't get to see in class. Besides, what's better than sausage? Unfortunately, their female companions who stroll in are usually the ditzy broads who don't know the difference between their hair straightener pamphlet and the business law paper due next week. They also can't see much due to the abundance of eyeliner penciled over their fake orange skin. Yeah, I'd take the sausage too. Beer list is actually decent for a student bar; lots of Lakefront, your standard domestics, and a fair amount of other microbrews. Most are $4 each, but eh, what do you want? Great place to chill out and down a few cold ones while working on that paper you have due the next day at 9 am. Cheers Gasthaus, Cheers!