Our daughter is 4 and attends Chesterbrook Academy. Her teacher, Miss Anita, provides excellent…read moreexperiences on a daily basis. We are consistently impressed with the new ideas our daughter brings home each week. From basic use of the Spanish language to the monthly content themes and working on fundamentals such as pencil grip and scissor cutting, we could not be happier with the range of topics to which Miss Anita exposes our daughter's classroom. We also very much appreciate the balance that is struck between time to play and just be kids and time that is spent on more academic pursuits. Our daughter comes home singing new songs and playing new imaginary games each week. Perhaps the most important lessons we see flourishing within our daughter are those surrounding concepts like sharing, thinking about others, and managing feelings. We certainly work on all of these things at home, but we can see the positive influence of Miss Anita in the way our daughter talks about and implements these ideas. We highly recommend Chesterbrook Academy, especially Miss Anita, to other families in our area.

Very nice staff and owner. Respectful and clean environment! Love Ms. Natalie and Would definitely…read morerecommend.

We love the Montessori Learning Center! I have seen my 2-year-old grow by leaps and bounds since…read morebeing there for over a year now. The staff cares for him tremendously and he loves them like his family :) They are eager to reinforce how we work with him at home and are always asking great questions to give him the best experience. Truly could not recommend this place and staff more! We love Ms. Natalie, Ms. Kelly, Ms. Michelle, and Ms. Arian tons!

My daughter is finishing her first year here we were excited. It's been nothing but drama and…read moreissues. The staff who oversee her building don't want to do their job. She has lived in an environment not conducive to learning. She has been bullied by her suite mates for months with nothing being done. She has gone to countless ra's. Even their supervisor yet nothing was done. I have contacted the email and still nothing. She is going back into a different building next year and I hope it goes better. She is only planning on doing half of next year at this point due to the inability or laziness of the people who over see the dorms. It's just sad the classes are great but the housing is lacking. Be cautious

Since I am only allotted so many characters, when there is SOO MUCH to tell here, I'm just going to…read moreleave it at this: my daughter, GPA 4.28, was there on loans & scholarships. Rich roommate whose daddy was paying-NONE of the rules or policies applied to her. NONE. My daughter was told by the RA to "suck it up". The 3 times I emailed the president, he NEVER responded. Not even an auto reply. I wish I could put everything down here to tell you how God-awful our experience was with them, but, not enough space. So don't feel obligated to sign any paperwork saying you acknowledge the rules & policies. The Roommate Agreement is also crap. So go ahead and light up vapes & joints, have alcohol in your room, blast your tv & music, have guests overnight 3-4 nights, every week, party, skip class, use your roommates stuff, don't forget to damage your roommate's stuff and don't own up to it or replace it, and your MU experience should be a pretty good one, Do not recommend this place if you are intelligent, respectful, mature, & want to get an education. Oh-a heads up: if you un-enroll or transfer to another university, GET AS MUCH AS YOU CAN OUT OF YOUR DORM FIRST. They lock you out of your dorm immediately as soon as you un-enroll, and you can only get back in during certain days/time frames, that are very short. They do not inform you of this. It's happened to other people we know, too.

Recently the school changed their slogan from "your journey our focus" to "experience different"…read more This shift is exactly what you will find at the school. LBC has a focus on students experiencing whatever they think students need to experience while at the school. The leadership of the school and those responsible for taking care of students do not have any interest in helping you accomplish the things the Lord has sent you to do. If you are going to college to follow through, and prepare for the journey God has for you, you're going to hate it here. While the academics are amazing (especially in the bible and ministry departments), the overall student culture and attitudes displayed by the leadership of staff and students is fake, unprofessional, and unbiblical. It was once said that the good Christian shoemaker makes good shoes not put little crosses on the shoes. LBC only knows how to put little crosses on a very poor product. It is an artificial environment that will use the gospel and biblical values of grace and love as an excuse to not do they're jobs.

I really love Lancaster Bible College! The staff are so nice and the teachers really invest in…read moretheir students. Dr. Teague the president takes time to meet and know his students personally and is very good at remembering everyones name. I am so thankful to get to go to Lancaster Bible College and be loved and mentored by these great people.

I love this school district. The teachers go above and beyond to help the kids be successful!!! The…read moremiddle school Principal (Mr. A) is phenomenal and he truly cares about all the students.

I visited with my son on the day the football team clenched the conference title. What a game!…read more The campus is walkable and we ran into a law professor who took some time to chat with our pre law hopeful. I would love to have my son here.

My son is now a sophomore and he's really enjoying it. As everyone notes, the faculty and…read moreacademics are superb and very challenging. He plays club hockey which is a lot of fun, and joined a fraternity -- the frats are fun and low key, not the toxic male environment as it can be at some schools. The campus is beautiful. Equally as nice as most small liberal arts colleges. The dorms are no worse than at most schools. I think most important of all, it's really a positive and supportive environment, academically intense but not competitive in an unhealthy way. If you're considering schools like Bucknell or Lehigh or Lafayette, DEFINITELY consider F&M. (And they gave us some generous financial merit aid compared to Bucknell!)

It smells like chlorine, it goes all over the place. One time my friend was taking swimming lessons…read morebut they got canceled because the pool was not deemed safe to swim, but only once my dudes. Also there is always little kid's birthday parties there and it's awkward to walk through. Umm that's it, Red Land High School sucks. Purely just writing this to say the school sucks.

Today was my first appointment at Empire and I enthusiastically endorse the experience. A young…read morelady took great care of my needs, listening with intent. I had a full color with added highlights. She answered my questions with knowledge and courtesy. Her name is Faith. What a lovely, relaxing morning!

Well. Ive been there many times for different services. I've gotten my hair cut, highlighted, a…read morefacial, nails and a special scalp conditioning. Now, I have to say we go there knowing these are students who are still learning. That's why it's cheap. I've had a couple good experiences but, mostly not up to par. Oh, I forgot I also had my makeup done for my daughter's wedding. That was a disaster! The girl made me look like a drag queen and it took her forever to do! When I got in the car I wiped as much as I could off and fixed it the best I could. My eyebrows were SO thick! The eye liner very bold and heavy. Another one of the girls cut my hair and styled it. She did a fantastic job. When I had my nails done, right when I got home I noticed the polish was pealing off on the nail. I just picked it all off. The facial, not great. I'm not real picky about color, so when they do my highlights I just except it isn't going to be like going to a high scale salon. The last hair cut I had there was horrible! After showing the girl some examples of the cut I wanted she seemed very nervous. Basically I just wanted the bottom trimmed and my head layered. She cut straight across at the bottom of my hair about 2 inches up from the ends not blending it. Then she was done. I started to say no I wanted it layered all over but she seemed so frazzled that I decided I didn't want her touching the rest of my hair. When you do go there, plan on being there for hours! It takes them super long as opposed to going to a salon. Everytime I've been there for a hair service the teacher has to come check the cut or color when it's finished. However, that last hair cut I got the girl just took the smock off and said I could pay. I don't think she wanted the teacher to see the end product. And I had a black outfit on and there was SO much hair all over it. She didn't even apologize. One more thing I've noticed is that when you go to a salon the hairdresser will make small conversation or ask you questions about your hair. How you like it styled and so fourth. If you want them to talk to you, don't expect that to happen. They don't talk very much. So, the hospitality should be taught as something you should try to do. I always give tips no matter the service. After all as I said before, these are students trying to learn. But if you don't want to be practiced on maybe just pay extra and go to a professional.