Not a bad school, Minor racism and teacher bias for students. Kinda mid, it also has a lot of…read morepeople vaping in bathrooms, Middle school and high school. Amazing fine arts programs though. Musical, Play, speech, choir and band. Also made us come in on federal holidays.

This school just helps foreign students cheat their way to a degree by having take home exams,…read morequizlet exams, and at least five Chinese students I've met haven't read a single chapter and are almost finished. They're able to just search online for answers. This school is a joke. I reported the cheating and they ignored it.

Lots of math. Goes up through differential, which is good because it's my major. Getting an AS…read moredegree here and transferring later. Good as far as math department. Lower level classes are easy, but that's everywhere you go. Higher level classes get more comprehensive.

Cadence has taken great care of my little one! Its easy to communicate with them and I appreciate…read morethat their directors are always right at the front and seem to be highly involved with what is going on in the classrooms. They have a secure facility which is also comforting. Additionally, the teachers do a great job of putting pictures on the app and updating my little ones diapers/feeds- its lovely to get pictures during the day! I feel like they really care about my kiddo and the amount I pay is absolutely worth it (they are quite affordable!)

My child was in the infant/toddler rooms and the staff there was amazing. Julie, Amanda, and Katie…read morehave a ton of experience and treat your child as if they were their own. I would highly recommend this daycare if you have to start your child while they are an infant.

It's been 228 days since my kids went on their last sleepover. EEK. They see family not often,…read morefriends even less and are doing school over a computer screen! This 'new normal' had to have some semblance of actual, pre-pandemic normal for my 1st grade daughter so I scoured the interwebs for a virtual dance option. Alas, National Dance Academy! They're affordable ($25 a month). They offer multiple classes -- ranging from jazz, hip hop, ballet to tap-- for different ages, three days a week. National Dance Academy event sent a care package to Cora! (She, like everyone, loves happy mail. It's the small things folks.) I also adore NDA includes fun spirit days, like Unicorn Day, for participants to look forward to. Our very first class experience was not the best, I'll be honest. They had an in-person class via Zoom for at-home kiddos to follow along with. It was hard to see/hear and I had to explain to my daughter why she was at home while other girls got to be there in person. BUT. They reevaluated the class and the very next one-- the virtual class had their own instructor alone in the studio giving all her attention to her at-home dancers! WTG NDA, I adore your attention to detail and striving to make dancing fun for all families during this insane time! Anyways. I have nothing but good things to say about NDA. My daughter looks forward to each and every Wednesday night now. She feels like she has one 'normal' thing going on, finally. They're enrolling now for the next virtual session. I without a doubt recommend this dance option!