Best school ever everyone is respectful and very welcoming the school is located on the Gerald R…read more Ford airport's property. Basically it's a lottery to get in but well worth the wait.

I am a 2017 alumna. This is a phenomenal STEM school that has afforded me many opportunities in…read morecollege and beyond. Incredible people, beautiful facility, caring atmosphere, and professional real-world technology. I will forever cherish those memories!

Oh, how we do love this school! We are relatively new to the school having joined in the 2015 -…read more2016 school year. The school itself has just over 100 students, so individual attention is given to all of my kids in every grade. I appreciate that! The classrooms are run well with teachers who know how to manage their classes. I appreciate the split classrooms. It wasn't very long ago that I read a few articles about her children and split classrooms do much better later in life! The principal, Pastor Swem, is very kind and attentive to the needs of the students and the parents. The atmosphere of the community here at the school is one that I have not seen throughout all Grand Rapids. The parrot Community is really amazing year! Everyone chips in, and everyone is just a great supporter of each other and meeting people where they're at. The resource room and the ESL program bring in international students which is great for my children to gain exposure to a few different Traditions from across the world. I would be remiss if I didn't mention how sweet and amazing the preschool program is. Nothing yet, and I can't imagine a preschool that you love her more than Our Savior.

Such an amazing school! Both of our children did the 4's preschool and Young 5's at Maple Tree and…read moreit is such a phenomenal program. The teachers are incredible and loving and the academics are top notch. Our children are now in Kindergarten and 1st grade and are excelling. They learn memory verses, reading, math...even their phone number and address. A perfect mix of structure and open ended play. The Young 5's students have one on one time each week where they work specifically on the areas they need it from letter recognition to counting to reading. Perfect for kids with summer and fall and even winter birthdays who would benefit from the gift of an extra year before starting Kindergarten. Tuition is extremely reasonable and the optional "Scrambled Eggs" Fridays are a blast! Maple Tree is like a family! Also, they have small class sizes with two teachers who are genuinely happy to greet each child every day. They recognize every child for their unique gifts. When we brought our child to Kindergarten screening the screener mentioned that they have noticed that Maple Tree grads are especially well prepared. We felt that our son was not ready for full days yet so half days at Maple Tree was truly a gift.

We have visited several colleges and have friends that have attended Cornerstone University. They…read morehave been super helpful and very attentive. There follow up has been exceptional. Their campus and chapel are beautiful. Looking forward to spending more time there. The other reviews were off base in so many ways. College drivers it is similar in our town so more lights might be a great option for safer exiting. Adults not driving speed limit on highways either. Very challenging for new drivers. We all need to do our part to work together. Thank you Cornerstone for your strong moral compass.

I know nothing about this school other than the fact that cars peel blindly out of the entrance…read moreonto the Beltline on my way home from work. -3 stars for absurdly reckless driving, +2 stars for absolute (if not misguided) confidence of the student drivers. Cornerstone, please address this and direct your students ambitions to something more productive than these stunts. Petitioning the city for a light or yield ramp could be a start.

What a beautiful facility! I went to a play this weekend by Grand Rapids Christian High School and…read morewas incredibly impressed by this facility. The fact that something so beautiful is available to high school students is truly a blessing. The stage is huge, the lighting is professional, and there is even a place for the orchestra. I never knew this facility was available, and couldn't believe its beauty. This community is truly blessed.

**FIRST REVIEW OF 2023**…read more Lol not sure why Yelp would remove my review especially as I'm a medical student at Michigan State University College of Human Medicine who has spent years at this institution. Sometimes the algorithm just does not make sense *shrugs* Anyway short and sweet yet useful-- Tribute to my medical school! MSU CHM in Grand Rapids is one of the two main campuses for their M1s and M2s spending most of their didactics at. The Secchia Center is the main building for this campus and is literally one big giant building with 8+ floors. There's a gorgeous rooftop with a great view of downtown GR that is open spring - fall with floors 1 - 3 hosting most of the classrooms and small group discussions. Floors 4+ has the anatomy lab and clinical simulation floors. The facilities are fairly new with durable, modern furniture of tables, chairs, etc. There's a small library/quiet room that is not used as much since there's so many great study rooms. It's directly connected with 25 and 35 Michigan Spectrum buildings with the first floor having a cafeteria of Qdoba, Starbucks, etc. Some options that are not hospital food. All the main faculty/staff have their offices floors 4+ but with the pandemic, one would check if the individual is in the office that day due to hybrid/remote working. The MSU CHM faculty/staff are wonderful teachers and are different leaders and educators in their own way. Although they are paid personnel, it's still a choice to teach medical students and for the most part, they are doing great conveying their wisdom and expertise to us students. There is security 24/7 on the first floor who often walk around. IT is also available during weekday regular hours but can also be reached by phone as well (shoutout to Jordan). Parking is through Spectrum since MSU does not own the parking lots attached to the building. Custodial team cleans the building and it's a nice, spacious quaint space that is ideal for students to learn in! There is no gym or food/drink options inside the Secchia building itself, but located in downtown and on Medical Mile, there are plenty of options else where. This ended up being a longer review than I thought! All in all, much love and respect to this building. Not every school facility is this nice and new and well-kept. Definitely grateful that I chose Grand Rapids as my campus! If Yelp deletes this review, then that's bonkers :|

We have heard a number of musical acts at this venue at Calvin College, e.g., Bruce Cockburn, the…read moreMilk Carton Kids, Daughter, Aoife O'Donovan, Over The Rhine, and others. It's a venue with good sight lines and comfortable seating. Parking can be a bit challenging. The acoustic of the venue doesn't seem designed for loud, amplified music. When we went to see Daughter the sound of the band was muddier the louder they played. But I'd have no reluctance seeing acoustic groups like Milk Carton Kids or Over The Rhine.

I've seen more than a handful of great concerts and Calvin College's Covenant Fine Arts Center. The…read moremost recent being my neice and nephew's middle school orchestra concert. Great aucoustics in a laid back with theater style seating which is perfect for the right kind of music. Parking can be an issue though as it is limited on campus.

This is the address for East Oakview Elementary…read more One of several elementary schools in the Northview Public Schools district. Nice, but older, building with a very good staff.