I really enjoyed this school. From the office manager to the yard leader and instructors they have…read moremany years of real world experience to teach you everything you need to know to be a safe driver and have the confidence to get into a commercial vehicle and know what you are doing. They will push you to know all the aspects of the trucks and the maneuvering required to be a commercial driver. The things they teach you in class and in the yard covers everything the the state exameters ask you during your test. Although I was nervous of course when I started my exam I knew the answers after the training the 160 crew in Daleville gave me. These guys will take your questions and give you the correct answers. If this is the career you want and give it your all they will get you to the finish line. ( One and Done)

Michael Larson does an excellent job of finding the areas that need to be worked on and really…read moreloosens them up. He's courteous and knowledgeable.

After a long and stressful week of work, this is exactly what I needed. They communicated with me…read moredidn't give me the run around. I highly recommend this place the massage omg it was awesome my shoulder feels new. Thank you so much.

I stopped at the Carnegie Learning Center to visit the former library as I am interested in…read morehistorical architecture. The building is a classic Carnegie funded Arts and Crafts style brick structure, typical of some Carnegie libraries. (Andrew Carnegie funded 164 public libraries in Indiana over 100 years ago.) The building served as the town library from 1912 through 1991 and includes an addition which expanded space and incorporated an elevator to improve accessibility. The exterior is mostly original, while the interior has been remodeled with no evidence of the historic contents with the exception of interesting photos of Andrew Carnegie and the building when it first opened. A historical plaque outside tells the history of the library. Margaret Wade was the first librarian. The building now serves as the Learning Center as part of the South Madison Community School system. Doug, one of the instructors, gave us an interesting tour of the building and described the Center's mission. The Center currently supports the education of around 20 students. There is parking in a nearby school lot. The building is not open to the public during school hours, but the plaques outside tells the story of this historic building that continues to serve the community. A new larger modern library stands a couple blocks away.

This place is amazing. The selection is wonderful. Seems a little pricey until you go. They have…read moreeverything you need ready for you. Unlimited paints etc. The ladies that help you are very nice and knowledgeable. Well worth it.

I attended a charcuterie class here recently. The owner was very up front that they had a last…read moreminute vendor change so as guests would not have to pay an additional fee for which I was appreciative! My customized charcuterie board was well made and very cute! We were unfortunately running a few minutes late due to traffic so things had just started when we walked in. We wound up having to flag someone down to help us get seated and get our boards. I was a little disappointed by how little anyone interacted with us for the class itself. We were handed ziploc baggies of items and left to our own devices to place everything. Someone finally came around to show us one thing; pepperoni flowers. Our table actually pulled up Pinterest for other how to's and ideas. While my friends and I had a great time, I'm not sure the price point for the class was worth it. I may give this place another try at a later date, because the hiccups in our experience could have just been related to the vendor change at last minute.

Very professional and really cares about her students. She wants her students to be successful and…read moredo well not just in her class but in the real world as well.

This "school" failed our child in all ways. Our son was…read moreforced by them to have a test done for autism. He not only passed the test but showcased high level of intelligence during this test. He was found to have ADHD and ODD a year later when we moved to Florida. This school has no clue how to educate a child that may be slightly different. We found out at the end of the school year that they basically outcasted him to the side and let the other kids learn and be involved because they had no training on what our son was going thru. He developed anxiety from the isolation that these so called teachers put him in. They made him and us as parents feel as though he was broken and beyond repair. Flash forward to today. Our son is thriving in kindergarten. He is one of the smartest and most friendly in class. His classmates and teachers love him. The administration loves him. Thank you Florida school systems for knowing how to teach and mold young children with differences into amazing children and students. He just made first semester honor roll! My honest is advice is to never consider sending your children here. The level of education and training for your child to develop and fully succeed is not here. I hope this review even helps one family from making the right decision about this place

Every child is loved and cared for as if they were their own. They teach with love,compassion and…read morepatience. We have never been so lucky to have such great teachers in our life. I wish there were more educators in the world like them.

I have never actually been here although I know of the school and don't live too far away. I was…read morehere last night with my family to watch my niece's dance recital and I was impressed with the facility. The parking lot is large with lots of spots to park but not too hard to navigate. When you walk in the front entrance, after walking up a long cement walkway, there is a large lobby area that has a few tables and some chairs, and a long hallway off to the left. It is all very clean and seems well kept. The auditorium was down the long hallway and was very large, with padded theater-type seats. The stage was nice-sized and seemed like a great place to perform. If you happen to need wheelchair accessibility there are several accessible spots on the left end of one row in the auditorium with seats removed for wheelchairs. For those of us with mobility challenges who are also able to walk (I use crutches) there are hand rails to hold onto up the gentle slope. I do think they might consider making a few more rows handicap/wheelchair accessible so people who need this can have more options for seating but good for them for even trying. The performance was really nice and each age group did a very nice job. Overall this was a great time and I really enjoyed it. If you plan to go to an outside performance located here you are in for a good experience.

This was my first time at Ball State, I went up for work and had no issue finding it…read more It's a large and spacious campus, too many buildings to name. I had a great time checking out the main buildings and taking in all the sights. My hats off to this building and grounds team, everything is pristine! Can't wait to get back in the warmer weather, to do some more exploring!

AVOID THIS SHITTY UNIVERSITY at all costs if you can. They are so greedy and you will get ripped…read moreoff. Where do I begin! When I registered for my classes, the amount that I had to pay was $4000 for one class. I had literally dropped off from the other class a couple days after I registered for it and was forced to pay the full amount for both classes! despite of dropping out of one of them. It is infuriating how rip off and money hungry these people are. This school is one of the worst schools I've ever been to. Let me start by saying that you have to pay an equal amount as if you would pay for a private school. Nobody helps you, it is a very expensive university which I don't get why when it's the worst, professors are so awful etc.