We've been sending our oldest to Mercy for two years and could not be more pleased with the…read moreteachers, staff and curriculum. We sacrifice to make sure our kids stay here because we know they are in an environment filled with love and nuturing.

I went to the is school for 8 and a half years and it was supposed to help with my apraxia. It…read moredidn't and I had failing grades when I was taking out of class constantly and the tutoring didn't help my apraxia at all. Which led to my parents getting me private tutoring for my apraxia after school and on weekends. Also, mercy should have never went to junior high. It just doesn't fit the curriculum and style of mercy for junior high. It should just cut off at 6th grade. Also Krista needs to be fired immediately.

SUA has an oustanding educational program that prepares young ladies for the future. The friends…read moremade here are life long friendship.

From the owner: Founded in 1910, St. Ursula Academy is a Catholic, college-preparatory, secondary school for young…read morewomen. It serves more than 650 students representing over 80 grade schools and approximately 50+ zip codes in Greater Cincinnati. The Academy offers an intensive four-year program in the fields of English, mathematics, science, social studies, French, Spanish, Latin and religion. It conducts an entrance test for prospective freshmen students. The academy also offers an academic scholarship on basis of the results of the entrance test. Additionally, the academy offers a program for college-bound young women with learning disabilities. St. Ursula Academy has been recognized by the Department of Education as a Blue Ribbon School. The academy is located in Cincinnati.

My daughter was in need of tutoring so we were recommended to use Springer. Everything went well…read morethis Spring with the tutor we had. Few weeks after school starts have been horrible. My daughter is in dire need of stability and the lack of consistency with tutors was careless on Springer. Carmen was rude in our exchange and belittled us. I was optimistic Springer could help us.

I went there a long time ago and wasn't treated very well by the kids or administration and I…read morewalked out of there with a broken collar bone that was delibertly done by a kid in my class

My friends son Ryan went through the Cook's program and Tony Lavatori was so helpful in getting him…read moreback on his feet , helped him get a job and has now been promoted at the job the free store helped him obtain . Thank you to the Free Store and Tony for helping him get in the program. This changed a young man's life

It is great what they do for the community. We went to a dinner event that funds the eork. This was…read moreat the main iffice and their students didcthe catering. Great all around.

We enrolled our son, Aeson, in 2 different ID Tech Camps last summer. It was his first experience…read morewith any STEM education and we were pleasantly surprised with how much he learned in the 1 week courses. My original thought was he would get a taste of what to expect when it comes to coding and game design, but he would mostly get the experience of networking and building relationships with friends and educators that would be beneficial as he progresses thru school. We were so happy to see that it was just a solid experience all the way around. He hasn't stopped talking about attending camp in 2020 and we will certainly continue to send him back for many summers to come. I highly recommend it to other parents as well. The educators were great with the kids too and it seemed like they all had a lot of fun while gaining tons of knowledge too.

Very helpful picking out the right tool for the job. Gave me some good tips. They have a great…read moreselection of tools to rent. They loaded a heavy tool in the back of the car for me. My shoulder has a torn ligament so I was very thankful. I had forgot I had the tool and they kindly asked if I was ready to return, which I did.

Neat place with great service and a knowledgeable staff. We recently bought a used stump grinder…read morehere and the staff was extremely helpful every step of the way. They really took the time to clean it, provide maintenance records, and show us the workings of it before we purchased. Will definitely visit here for all our equipment needs. They have a great inventory and selection of quality of equipment.

MSB has housed me for the past 4 years. I have a love-hate relationship with it. So many good, bad,…read morebut mostly non-descript times in the cafeteria, library, cadaver lab, particular study rooms, the gym...it is my sanctuary, and alas, my prison. Only 3 more years!!! 3...more...years.... Need to use the bathroom? Pick a floor and a corridor...I know the entire layout. Am I bragging about this? Maybe. Need to avoid the elevators after a huge lecture or a lunch conference? I know of a couple stairwells that will get the job done for you. Starving and it's 3 am? Stroll on over to one of the vending machines and may I recommend the mini-donuts in particular? Sure, you're on the track to diabetes but look at what you're doing at 3 am on a Saturday night, for crying out loud. Do you even HAVE standards anymore?!?! MSB has it all. That's why a certain person in the c/o 2012 managed to actually LIVE in the MSB, eating out of the R&R fridges, surfing the net for hours in the library and then in the private computer lab, getting free laundry service and deriving his entire wardrobe from the 1st floor scrub machine. For his once-a-week showers (I'm guessing), the CARE/Crawley gym would suffice. Or the sinks in the bathroom. I wouldn't know for sure. This is one place I'll have both fond and painful memories of, but in 2016 I will run away and never look back!

Great place to study! Access at night is limited to students and staff so it is very safe. Study…read moreareas include private rooms, tables in an open area, study pods, computer lab, and library.

ArtsWave formerly the Fine Arts Fund is the largest arts fund of its kind in the United States. Did…read moreyou know the greater Cincinnati area raises more money for the arts than the largest cities in the country - NYC, LA, San Francisco? Due to the work of ArtsWave, money raised during their annual giving campaign supports more than 100 arts and community organizations in our area from community arts centers, and arts non-profits to the largest arts organizations in town - Symphony, The Ballet, Opera, Cincinnati Art Museum. You can't miss their annual arts sampler weekend where you can check out arts all over town for free. They also have an active YP group, which gets together to enjoy many performances throughout the year Its amazing we're blessed by the arts in our community making Cincinnati a great place to live due to ArtsWave!

The phenomenal work of the Fine Arts Fund has helped the arts community flourish in Greater…read moreCincinnati. The oldest fine arts fund in the United States, the Fine Arts Fund has been serving the cultural needs of this region for over 80 years. The primary responsibilities of this organization are to fund and support local artistic and cultural endeavors, through services such as marketing, fundraising, board development, and other administrative functions. The goals of the Fund are to raise money in the workplace for arts, foster excellence through support of regular programming, and minimize the disparity between ticket/admission price and actual costs of producing programs. Their campaign in 2007 raised over $11.7 million making it the #1 united arts fund in the country. What is so impressive about this number is that over half of the contributions came from individuals in the workplace. Keep up the great work of keeping the arts alive in Cincinnati.