The school does too much trolling but I need to add way…read moremore words so Blah blah blah school riot blah blah blah

This is a review of the gymnasium and athletic facility only, not the school itself as I never…read moreattended. Let's start with the gym, it's huge! Which is great to go watch a basketball game, or a wrestling match where they are able to get three full mats on the floor, plus have space to move around. It's well lit for photography too. The facility is top notch. My only complaint is that because of the large space, sounds echo a lot, so when the band decides to strike up a tune, Watch out!! The noise gets a little out of hand, but I'm sure that's great for the home court advantage. Moving outside to the stadium ... It's one of the best facilities in the state for football, soccer, baseball, softball you name it. There are two beautiful fields for baseball and softball that are both well maintained and a pleasure to watch a game at. The real gem is the "football" stadium where football and soccer are played. The field is astroturf, but well kept up. The stadium itself is gorgeous, with a fantastic sounds system, lots of space in the bleachers and a roomy press box. You can't ask for a better set of athletic facilities at a public school.

This school is so not accepting like my friend went here and she is Lesbain and she had a pride…read moreflag on her locker and they took it down! And she also went to Chicago and they where going to see a play (The nut crack) and the actors are gay and they were gay in the play and NDA would not let them see the play!! But other then that the school is... Okay I love the exterior tho

If I can save one child from going to this school, I will feel really good about myself. It has…read morebeen over 50 years now, and I still look at it as hell. They will tell you they've changed, but I don't think so. The cliques and bullies are rampant and the nuns are complicit. All the good extra-curricular activities (play, yearbook) went to clique members coddled by the nuns. This is an important time in your child's life, and the lack of confidence that the experience causes will be a lifetime consequence. You are not helping your child by paying to send her to this private school. It's better to send her to a public school and encourage and pay for her to participate in activities, clubs, even travel. Most importantly, if your child is telling you she is being shamed and bullied, and the nuns are part of it, BELIEVE HER. Update: https://www.toledoblade.com/local/education/2019/11/26/notre-dame-academy-pulls-students-from-nutcracker-performance-over-gay-dancers/stories/20191126103

I love going to St. Michael's church. They were very welcoming and for me, it's a new home that I…read morecould not find at other churches. Father Ching was very compassionate as he listened to my problems and offered advice.

My son works with Miss Grace for one-on-one sessions. I was nervous about sessions because my son…read morehas autism and difficulties following directions. Miss Grace has always been non-judgmental and so patient. My son is comfortable with her and they work together with visuals to make their lessons work. I am so thankful. We are discontinuing sessions for the summer due to summer camps and things. Thank you Miss Grace!

A place where you can truly drop your child off, and totally focus on work or whatever it is you…read moreneed to do. They define child-centered care, and the staff comes up with great ideas and activities to ensure children are learning age-appropriate rules and skills. We would recommend this business 1000X! They use an app to track all activities, including diaper changes, food, and the occasional bump on the head if it happens. We no longer live in Ann Arbor, but continue to drive here because the care is just that good.

I've sent both of my children here and it is a wonderful, positive, encouraging environment. The…read moreteachers genuinely care about the children, are accommodating to my schedule, and most importantly my kids learn learn learn. At the younger school (infant - 2 1/2) the teachers give the children the attention they need to grow confidence and build their independence. After a few weeks of starting here my toddler was putting on his own coat, putting away his backpack and lunch and strutting his independence both at school and at home. These teachers also had both of my children excited to begin potty training and guided them to mastering it in a short period of time.

Came to the La-Z-Boy Meyer Theatre on the campus of Monroe Community College to see Louie Anderson…read moreperform. Never heard of this place before, so was not sure what to expect. We purchased tickets online and without issue - the cost was reasonable and the seats we got were excellent. It sure is tough to find this place - it feels like it is in the middle of nowhere. You drive and drive and then all of a sudden you see the college campus. Parking is free and not a bad walk from the parking lot to the building. The building/lobby is a bit outdated with boring white walls and not much to the lobby. Bathrooms were clean and had plenty of stalls. Our tickets were scanned with an iphone and you had to wait in the hallway of the stage to get your ticket scanned. There were a few workers showing patrons where to sit but we found our seats ourselves. The stage was a decent size and I was impressed with how comfy the chairs were. There was a VIP seating area that was on the second floor and to the wings of the amphitheater. No food or drink allowed. Louie's performance was excellent, audio was good, and overall no complaints. My only complaint is that we sat on the end where the exits were and workers of the theatre stood on the side the whole time to watch Louie. They weren't noisy but it felt a bit distracting knowing people were standing right next to me while I sat - more of a paranoid feeling? But this was my only concern. It appeared like Louie Anderson was their biggest performance of the season but they were advertising other small shows and events.