Bright and friendly gift shop with beautifully curated and displayed works from local artists. The…read moredelightful owner has assembled some amazing merchandise. Definately worth a visit!

We have been going here everytime we are in Iowa visiting family. The staff is friendly,…read moreknowledgeable, thoughtful, and accommodating. I have some physical disabilities and they always work with me and around those to make me.feel comfortable every time! Besides being a great value for the cost. I leave there every time feeling relaxed and my body thanks me!!!

Complete BS. Had 2 - hour and a half massages scheduled for a 1:30 appointment. Called the morning…read moreof to confirm. When we arrive they say your the appointment is at 1 and now can't do them. We drive an hour to get here and we BOTH tip 40 each time and that's all the better they can do... Never again.

HANDS DOWN best driving school around!!! Will never go anywhere else. on top of the AMAZING staff…read morethey are very flexible and willing to work with you. The owner will go above and beyond to accommodate your needs. My niece wasn't going to be able to take drivers Ed until the last quarter of her junior year which was over a year out and she was so bummed. We were recommended to Skiles, gave them a call and they explained EVERYTHING answered all of my questions and had her in the next class... she really enjoyed her classes and driving time. Happy to say as of two days ago she is now a LICENSED DRIVER thanks to Skiles. If you are in need of anything when it comes to your drivers license. I HIGHLY recommend SKILES DRIVING SCHOOL IN EAST MOLINE. You will not be disappointed.

The best place to learn how to drive in the Quad Cities. Highly trained staff and newer quality…read morevehicles! Angie who answers the phone is very professional and helpful with every question I had! Shane the owner was very personalable and informative on the rules of the road! I would highly recommend this locally owned family business!

What a beautiful campus but yet so small. The child will be attending here in fall so we came and…read moreconquered. It's a beautiful campus, small compared to so many others that we saw. The College is actually of Catholic background. Lawd knows if I was attending there would be spontaneous combustion since I am banned from churches, but it's not about me so let me stop. The actual dorms are rather roomy and nice. It was hard to leave my signature when it came to financial portion, but hey the child will have an awesome education, so it will be worth it. The main office is located in the vintage portion of the college, that kind of scared me- but once our tour was started, I quickly saw the newer and safer buildings that were part of the campus. Wow, these kids will have better eats then I did. They have their own restaurant which of course has three courses from breakfast to dinner. Really good and healthy food too. And their gymnasium is pretty big also. I think that I you decide to go here (and it is 3 hours away from Chicago), you will be impressed.

My low rating pertains to mainly the doctorate of physical therapy program. I felt as an undergrad…read morethat I was groomed for acceptance to the DPT program but was denied every time I applied, even though I followed all of their instructions. I majored in exercise science and had no other options for a career once I graduated with my undergrad. They did not look out for me or care what happened to me once I graduated. This is not a one time occurrence. Someone close to me was also completely screwed over by Ambrose's DPT program. He had to transfer schools mid-program due to Ambrose's misguided and unfair program. They told him false-promises that resulted in a worse situation for him. He followed all instructions from director, Mike Puthoff, to be able to stay but was thrown out and abandoned without remorse. Overall, Mike Puthoff is a two-faced, unfair, and mediocre program director with DPT passing rates plummeting ever since he took over. He has poor management over instructors in his program and has yet to prove any care towards the students he teaches. The material taught at Ambrose is mediocre at best and needs to be re-evaluated along with their director.

Both of my kids have attended this Kindercare center. The staff is excellent and caring. The…read morecurriculum is age appropriate in each of the rooms and the kids LOVE it! I would 10/10 recommend.

To the reviewer who claimed that Rivermont's average SAT score was 1880, it's been a while since I…read morechecked, but I think that a perfect score was 1600, or thereabouts. I don't doubt your sincerity, but you might take another look at your school statistics and see what the average SAT score really is. Oh... I just looked it up. IN 2005, the max score went up to 2400. In 2016 it came back down to 1600 again. I see how one could get confused about that.

I went here from early school through middle school, every statisistic on their website is a lie…read more If you want to be taken advantage of by the opportunistic regime they call administrators; taken for every dollar you are worth, then go ahead and apply here. They will be rude to your kids as if they employ them. This school is a no nonsense business and your children are their employees, keep away from this poor excuse for an education at all costs EDIT: For those who doubt that I went to this school. My art teacher, Mrs F, was out of her mind. She gave us yellow foam to use for 'art'. She told us not to get it in our eyes. We were in 6th grade. She never taught. Never. My Spanish teacher sent one of friends home for wearing sweatpants. This was not uncommon. They hold an auction every year to generate funds.They have multiple magazine subscription sales programs where students are encouraged to sell magazines in exchange for prized. One such prize, costing one subscription, is a random drawing from a pencil dispenser. They drawing determine your price, often what was literally a colored cotton ball. Their honor role was paid. A $5 donation bought you a place on the honor roll. They state on their website that 100% of their graduates enroll in college. When I was there, there were 4 seniors. The fees for this school are huge. Which is fine if it weren't a toxic environment where revenue is put above students. Everything they do is done to create the illusion that they are using your money for the benefit of your kids. Do not be fooled. Get out while you can. Public school is much better, with teachers that actually care.

I LOVE THIS SCHOOL. Went there from 4th grade to 6th grade. The staff always smiles at me. I'm…read morealways kind to them and other students.