I came here to attend a job fair as a vendor. The students were very professional and the staff was…read morevery friendly. The school campus was clean. The job fair was organized and the school store looked very cute.

Housing took my money when I paid for a single room and just never gave it to me. I paid for that…read moresingle in February and April 1st is when I got to pick a suite. I was forced to pick a random suite with people I don't even know let alone trust around my medication. As an animated arts major who loves to do fine arts in their free time, I could use a little more space AND QUIET to focus on my work since animations take a hell of o long time to finish especially if you want them to be good. Emailed housing, they gave me a bs answer and got nowhere. Now I have to search the campus for wherever the housing office is just to speak to them in person since email goes nowhere. ------ For some extra complaints: Don't trust the rice unless you like it as chewy as sour patch kids. The chicken has so much fat pieces and all that left on it when cut that it's practically all your eating. Sausage with a nice helping of ground up bones left in. The second floor of the south dining hall doesn't even have clean lettuce of any kind, I tried some with my taco and it tasted rubbery and dirty (but apparently downstairs they actually wash the lettuce). According to some people I've talked to, old main is full of black mold and asbestos and lytle hall has high radiation. At least from my experience, the dorms aren't safe from black mold finding a nice home all over your shower. They seem to lie a bit on the tours and I honestly don't like this school as much as I used to. Maybe I should've gone to SCAD (Savannah College of Art and Design) or RISD (Rhode Island School of Design) since those schools are actually respectable.

Stuck in a time warp. Not much that's interesting to offer. Classes, art, programs, staff,…read moremediocre. Poor communication. Time to close. Go somewhere else.

As a high school student, I had an overall bad experience at Baum. I was awarded a state recognized…read morescholarship for three 10 week teen classes at Baum. I was so thrilled, because Baum was supposed to be such a wonderful place, and I couldn't possibly afford the classes otherwise, so my scholarship seemed to be a prayer answered. I called Baum's office and told them I wanted to register for a course, but the woman there kept insisting my scholarship didn't exist, though I read her the scholarship letter and provided her with proof. Eventually, she somewhat conceded, but then tried telling me my scholarship was only good for a 5 week summer camp course, which was then currently in session and already halfway over! That was NOT what my scholarship entailed. In fact, my scholarship was worth much more. I was appalled at her treatment of me and my parents. My classes were being paid for BY MY scholarship. I have no idea why she refused to recognize that, even after she had proof. After many more headaches, several phone calls, and emails to Baum and the foundation I received the scholarship from, eventually I was signed up for my first course. The class I took was nightmarish. The instructor did not teach, she basically sat back and told us to draw or paint something, giving little or no instruction on fine art technique or process. She wouldn't even let us take home our art, so we could work on it at home. The worst part was, she expected us to have our pieces completed in 1-2 classes! So it felt like we weren't learning or spending much time on a lesson at all! Additionally, even though the course was supposed to be specifically about learning fine art techniques in painting and drawing, the teacher plainly said, and I quote, "I don't believe I should teach you the traditional techniques, because I want you to develop your own." Well, that would be all fine and dandy, except, that's not what was in the course description, and that is also not what my scholarship was paying for. I ceased coming after 5 classes because of the mediocrity of that class and the attitude of the teacher. I expected far better. But considering the baffling, unacceptable treatment I received initially, I should not have been surprised at the low quality of the instruction. I am very disappointed. In the past, I have heard amazing things about the Baum School of Art, but I did not experience any of them in my time there. I have 2 more additional courses available to me, but I am hesitant to take them now. It's almost not worth it if the courses are going to be like the previous one I took. I hate to say that, because I appreciate my scholarship and I came to Baum hoping to learn more about the art I love, but I can't lie. It's such a shame If you're considering taking a class here, or signing your child up for a class, take some time to consider alternative schools. You'll want your money's worth, and I'm not certain you're going to get it at Baum. And trust me, you won't want to deal with their system. It felt like I was catering to them instead of the other way around.

We've had our kids at OMPh for a few years now. We love it, and so do our kids! It's a smaller…read moreschool, so there is very much a family feel, which we like. All of the teachers and staff are familiar with every student, which we believe provides a better environment and better care for them.

The current administration of this school is not good and there is no school board for oversight…read more While this school has some wonderful teachers, the administration is very toxic. If your child has any special needs such as being gifted, has ADHD, anxiety, or anything else that isn't the norm, they will not thrive here. I do not recommend sending your child here. This school was great many years ago, but is now well below average. Choose another Catholic primary school and avoid this one at all costs.

If you have a child with special needs, don't even bother sending them to this facility!!…read moreThey are untrained in how to properly handle children with special needs. Everyday, your child does something wrong and your made to feel like their the problem. Samantha the director is also really arrogant. Instead of trying to make things right she simply said " okay he doesn't go here anymore! Bye! " So. Save your money. They're ignorant beyond belief!!! they also will do anything and everything they can to cover their asses! we had picked our son up on three separate occasions where we were told our son physically hurt somebody. but there was NO incident reports. but if your child pinches somebody, best believe they make up lies saying your child bruised somebody!! They're just a professional babysitter nothing more. Pre K teachers are perfect at their job too. No comments on them. At all. Do better. District owner Karen, she is just as ignorant. Will call to say " oh we're so sorry your leaving but be respectful tomorrow. cause you were ignorant today. " oh. I'm sorry karen. you must have not known I was on the phone with a friend who heard the whole conversation. Samantha does not know how to properly hold a civilized conversation like a grown woman. All she does is run to her boss to call you and bitch you out. 10/10 would NOT recommend.

Secure. Clean. Friendly. My child is smarter and learns quickly here. What a great staff too! From…read morethe hand made gifts to the little classroom events, this place does not disappoint! My child will be going there as long as she's allowed

The teachers and staff always go above and beyond for the care of our children. Very clean and…read moreorganized from other centers I have seen or been to.

Don't ever apply for a job here. They don't know how to run and manage a search committee. Had two…read moreinterviews for a position and after a month still hadn't heard back. Ain't hiring Superman folks! Very inefficient and don't communicate and provide updates to interview candidates.

This is a smaller but beautiful campus…read more Classes are all in one building and there is more than enough parking. Staff is very helpful

Did a lifeguard certification with Shoen Safety and was very impressed. The training was…read moreentertaining, engaging, and very thorough. I came away with a good grasp of the material and John had many tips and tricks to help with remembering it.

I needed to complete a Redcross adult and pediatric CPR and AED training for work, and was under a…read moretime crunch. Shoen safety training accommodated my request to complete the training process in short notice. During the training he was respectful, funny and very informative, which made the entire process engaging and helpful. Please consider supporting small businesses for your safety training needs, and Shoen safety training will work with you to meet your needs.

My son is currently finishing up his second year at His Kids Christian Preschool, and I cannot say…read moreenough great things about his teachers, their program, and their Director. After taking a tour, I knew this was the place for us. Our son needed a place to work on his social and emotional skills. I loved that his teacher Marianne Williams made us feel at ease right away. She asked us what our goals were for our son for that year and I was very honest with her that I wasn't too concerned with the academic part (although they do an AMAZING job with that!) I was more concerned with him trying new things/experiences, coming out of his shell, and being able to make handprint art. He refused to do handprint art for me at home which sounds silly but that was a real goal for us! Mrs. Williams had our son making handprint art within the first month of starting school! I loved that she met each child in her class where they were and worked on their individual goals to help them achieve their best self while also teaching an amazing curriculum. She really helped our son become more confident with himself and try new things. We loved seeing how much he progressed throughout his first year. We requested Mrs. Williams for his second year there because I'm pretty sure our son would have refused to go to school if he didn't have her as his teacher again! We were very lucky that she teaches both a T/TH Preschool class and a M/W/F Pre-Kindergarten class so that he could have her two years in a row. Her Assistant Sue Capaldi goes above and beyond to make the classroom a fun and exciting place to learn. They really make every second they spend with the children count. My son will be going to Transitional Kindergarten at His Kids next year and I'm so thankful we have another year with them because he asked the other day if he could go to His Kids until he was 100 years old. Once you meet the Director Nicole Lewis you'll realize pretty quickly how amazing she is! She has made His Kids her life's work and it shows. She is truly dedicated to this school. Mrs. Lewis greets all of the students by name and even makes it a point to learn all of their siblings names so she can say hello to them too during pick up and drop off. She really makes the preschool feel like a family. She does a lot of little fun things to make the experience magical for your kids like having a special gift on their birthdays and constantly changing the hallway and front window with seasonal/holiday decorations of your child's picture and name which they love finding. All of that takes so much time but you can tell she does it for the joy of the kids. If you are looking for the best preschool in the area then look no further. We have been incredibly blessed to be a part of the His Kids Family and have just loved his teachers and everyone who has looked after our son. We cannot wait for our youngest son to attend next year alongside his big brother!

Although they presented the program as all accepting and loving, this school's 5 year old class did…read morenot meet the expectations at all. Their main concern was getting ready for kindergarten. They disregard the current development of a child..they were more concerned with the readiness in January while kindergarten didn't start until 8 months later..the appproach of the 5k staff was much like a cookie cutter mold..if your child didn't fit the mold, his or her self esteem was secondary!!!! They even send 5 year olds to the office if they don't comply...Absolutely crushing...The teachers are type A personality at that level and really shouldn't be there.