There's a Teacher named Julie Eldridge and she's been a teacher at Costello since 2010 and a lot of…read moreher black students she's had over the years I've talked to and we've all felt and had the same experience with her, She'll single us out and purposely treat the black students horribly and embarrass them in front of the class. Hand out candy to the whole class but certain students!!!

Costello Has Great teachers Including Mr Rondot and Mr mckinney all teachers are greatread more

I used to attend this church. there are some very supportive and nice people that go here…read more but there was one older lady who thought I was after any man at the church because I got a divorce. (which was not the case). she was very critical of me so I stopped attending and found a better church. also there was another woman who I worked with at a restaurant and we were friends, but several years later she and her husband would come into the restaurant where I worked and give me dirty looks. since she disliked me that much why didn't she and her husband go to another restaurant? very strange and weird person. how many restaurants are there in detroit? a million. sad unhappy person. goodbye.

I enrolled my kids at Peace 5 years ago, and haven't looked back! The minute you walk in the door,…read moreyou know that your kids are loved and safe. The older kids look out for the younger kids, and it is amazing to see the relationships that they develop with each other. The teachers at Peace are amazing...they honestly care about every student that enters their classroom. Any time I have had a question or concern, they have been prompt and worked with me to remedy the situation and put my mind at ease. I love that my children are not only learning the state requirements but they are also learning the love of Jesus and surrounded by it every day! My daughter started high school this year, and chose to go back to public school. She has straight A's, and is well-equipped with the education she needed. I highly recommend Peace Lutheran School to anyone looking for a Christian school for their child.

Oak Arbor Elementary School is where I grew up. I spent my elementary school years in a classroom…read morewith only 7 other kids. Because the classes at Oak Arbor are so small, it gives the students wonderful opportunities, and gives them a chance to form very close relationships with each other and with the teachers. The individual attention that each student gets from the teachers provides an excellent education for each student and their particular learning needs. My personal experience at Oak Arbor was the best childhood I could have asked for. Oak Arbor provided me with the best friends that I still have now, and with the foundation of my beliefs.

I went to Lutheran High North and had a really positive experience. It's a Christ-centered school…read morewhere faith is taken seriously--not just in class or chapel, but in how people treat each other. That made a big impact on me, and it's something I still value today. Academically, I felt challenged and well-prepared for college. There were strong classes, great teachers, and a good balance of support and expectations. It's not a massive school, which actually made it easier to get involved--sports, clubs, music, student groups--you didn't have to be the best to participate, and that meant a lot. No place is perfect, but LHN is a strong, affordable option for families looking for a high school that combines solid academics, a real sense of community, and a faith-first approach. I'm really glad I went there and wouldn't hesitate to recommend it.

Hands down, Lutheran North beats todays public school environment! The only complaint I believe the…read moreacademic probation for athletes should be higher standard. I would prefer if any student drops below a "C", he/she should only be allowed to participate in practices only. Two "F's" is far to unit as opposed to my standards for my student athlete.

An absolutely amazing elementary school. When I was in 2nd grade, I was in a total of 4 elementary…read moreschools with Duncan being the last. I got moved around because we were in the middle of moving. Duncan accepted me with open arms near April. I was a really quiet kid at first, and scared to talk to anyone. I wasn't sure if I was staying long. My 2nd grade teacher was amazing and loved my progress and growth. She wanted me to skip 2 grades because of how advanced I was in all areas. I decided not to because I had finally gotten comfortable near the end. I was asked the next years to join their ATG program at Duncan for the gifted and talented kids. My academics were important to me. Duncan made it their goal to stay close with my parents and our family. My parents didn't have the best English, so they tried to keep them involved. My mom had 3 other kids go through Duncan, with the last now in 6th grade. My siblings had a lot of the same teachers and many different. They all know my mom and us, and love us. I know the staff really well in the office. I'll call in for something and they already know who I am. They make an effort to know you. Mr. Potter was one of my absolute favorites. He remembered me even when I came in years and years later. When he retired, I was happy my siblings got to at least experience his greatness. This school is really safe. They have a new system where you page the front desk and need an id. You also need permission of course to see a student or take one out. When I came here recently, I wasn't here for a long while actually. We just happened to get locked out of the house because my parents were away due to my grandfathers death. My brother had an extra key, so I made a call. I came and told them who I was at the intercom. They already knew me and said I was alright. His teacher was in the office making copies and knew me because I had her as well. They were all so friendly and welcoming, like family. The process was fast and still safe. They have all kinds of different programs set up for parents. The school is always very helpful. My brother and sister didn't have their accounts set up in the beginning of the year one year, and had no money for lunch. My mom was all the way in West Bloomfield when they called her from the office. She asked if there was anyway the office could give them money, and that she would bring it for them tomorrow. I thought it was awesome of them to allow her to do this. They wouldn't want any students to starve and go without lunch. They understand that things happen. They are always helpful when one of my siblings is ever sick or forgets something. One of the best schools, and I am glad I got to experience it. I will also say that the Principal Sharon Coil is absolutely amazing. She makes it her mission to treat all parents and students as a family. She aims to get parents involved. She remembers us. She knows who I am, and my sisters. She saw as at a Mom to Mom sale and asked how my mom was doing. It is her goal to connect with the community and she definetely achieves it.

What can I say, I love Utica community schools! My twins attend the pre-school program here 3 days…read morea week, for 3 hours a day and I could be happier with the program. This is not our home school, as our home school doesn't offer a pre-K program but it's just another great school in the Utica district. Their teacher are friendly, patient and have been teaching at Utica for a number of years. Mrs. Pizzamenti and Mrs. Hirschmann and wonderful teachers, I'll be sad to say good bye to them come the end of the school year. I'll be honest, we were late registering our twins last fall, as all the classes will officially filled by the time I sent in the registration paper work. I made a few phone calls and they were very understanding. I was able to pick the time and days I wanted, and keep my twins in the same class together, which was obviously a big deal. I couldn't imagine having them separated their first year of school. To be honest, until they are older, I'll probably request that they be in the same class together. The school has a great security system where you have to buzz to get in, and show your ID to the camera. Once in the building you have to stop at the office to sign in. Upon leaving to must also stop at the office to sign out. It can be a pain in the butt sometimes, but I know it's for the protection of all our children so it's completely acceptable. The school is clean and well kept, bathrooms included. I My son not only attends pre-K here, but he also takes speech classes 2 days a week with the speech therapist Mrs. May. Mrs. May is a very knowledgeable speech therapist with 17 years under her belt in the Utica district. She is patient, kind and thorough with her one-on-one work, as much as she is with group work. I highly recommend her if you're looking for a speech therapist counselor. My son has made so much progress in such a short amount of time! I can also vouch for the school lunches provided within the Utica district, they are a good value for your money with fresh and plentiful options. One day I had forgotten to bring a light lunch for the twins, which they eat before my son goes to speech. So we walked down to the lunch room and I purchased a hot lunch for them to split. It just so happened to be "Minion Day" which consisted of popcorn chicken, dipping sauce of choice, a bag of minion cookies, a side salad with a separate cup of fresh cut mixed veggies and ranch, a fresh fruit cup, choice of 3 milks, a banana and a bag of dried edamame. It was a really big lunch for only $2.75. We currently have our 5 kids enrolled in 3 different schools within the Utica district (2 at Beck elementary, 1 at Shelby Junior High, and 2 at Duncan) and I can honestly say that we love Utica and we wouldn't want our kids at any other district. I feel confident that they are, and will continue to receive the best education possible. As a parent, who's experience reaches across 3 different schools I highly recommend the Utica Community school district.

Oxford school Too…read morebad they took down all reviews for the school. I guess some people cannot be nice. "Oxford shooting" back in 2021. 4 student died that day. RIP! Madisyn Baldwin, 17; Tate Myre, 16; and Hana St. Juliana, 14, and Justin Shilling. Gone but not forgotten Highly recommended

Teacher in the District Nov. 30, 2021. Child in the high school that day. Teachers wonderful…read more Board, Admin and many in the Community in 2021 let students down. Read the Guidepost Investigative Report. No EOP, no EOP training, too many ignored red flags. Followed by a poorly planned, hasty, recovery effort that was not trauma informed post shooting. Worst of all, disrespect and cruelty shown by the board and district towards the four who lost children. Zero Stars.

Idk if mrs Zimmerman still works there, I'm 22 years old now but when I went to elementary school…read morehere for 3rd grade mrs zimmerman was like rude asf. Lmfao

I went there in 1966-1969. Miss Mamrow was best first-grade teacher ever. She had an assistant…read morenamed Helen.

New Haven school district did a great job when they built this school. The school is set back of…read morethe road in the middle of no where. I like the school grounds. The inside of the building is pretty easy to get around, no getting lost in this building. The classrooms are of decent size. The building has a middle school and elementary school. The building staff (teachers, administrators, custodians and office staff) have great personalities and make coming to the school to volunteer a wonderful experience.

Thank you, New Haven Community School District, for being such a great school district. Endeavour…read morehave great teachers, support staff and an excellent administrative staff. My family is thankful for Dr. Shepard and his team for being so thoughtful and caring during this past year. It has been a year like no other. What I know for sure...is that they genuinely care about the students. What I like the most about Endeavour is that they value and respect my input as a parent. Great job!!! I would highly recommend this school to anyone!