Good school! I love every teacher I had and I love the trip to Washington D.C! Hate that they only…read morehave 8th grade and the school district thing is weird, me and my friend went to the same middle school but she lived to far away to go to this Junior high. -.- Oh and the bathrooms are kind of gross but then again I have a phobia of public bathrooms anyway. lol xD

This is my favorite place to substitute teach! The faculty and teachers in Groveport, as a whole,…read moreare wonderful. Being a sub, I feel welcomed at this school, and not just a number or a "substitute teacher". I always leave with a smile on my face! This school only consists of 8th graders - much more manageable. The kids know my name and what I stand for. It is much easier to gain respect when it's not you against multiple grades in one single building! Allows for variety - you spend one school year with the students, then they're off to high school, and a new batch comes thru.

I have been a member of numerous bands and orchestras for 50 of my 77 years. One of the…read moreorganizations was the Lincoln High School Band in Canton, Ohio where I was lead drum. The Berne Band is the only one I have ever heard that met and exceded our level of performance. I want extend my most heart felt congratulations on the outstanding job you do in all venues of music. Thank you for playing mjusic that is more than a lot of noise stacked on top of bad rendition. Respectfully yours, Don Selby North Canton, Ohio

Happened to be nearby, and in need of a playground. Pulled up and wasn't sure we should go- school…read morehadn't started yet, but there were lots of cars in the lot. Teacher meeting, apparently. We saw other kids out back and the gates to the playground were open, so we went. Decent, mid-sized, a variety of playsets and equipment. K liked it but didn't love it. Handy for the neighborhood, but not worth a big detour. Big green fields behind it. Plenty of parking. A couple of benches.

Ive had our boys in LCS preschool and elementary for 3 1/2 years now and I can't speak kindly…read moreenough about the staff and the support professionals from speech to special education and bus drivers. We've had loved poured into our kids by a staff who really cares! You can't find this kind of educational system just anywhere. Recommend 100%. But teachers aren't your kids parents. You need to do the work and open the door for open communication. It goes a long way when you play an active roll in their education.

My nephew is relentlessly bullied here. He is constantly being given something called "the ultimate…read moresundae", whatever that means. He came home just a couple months ago with an obscure amount of milk cartons in his bag. He is in tears nearly every time I pick him up. He graduated this past year, but I know this will haunt him for eternity.

More field trips to broaden their horizens needed. Days taken for volunteering and building a class…read morecommunity would help diminish bullying and cliques. More art needed I the classrooms to distinguish one from another.

Review for playground only…read more Brief visit during Viking Festival. Large fenced play area, some old-school metal play stuff, and a medium-sized modern playset. A couple slides, a few climbing things. Mulched. Good, nothing amazing, didn't particularly draw Baby K's interest. But, handy, bigger than the playground at the park, and easy to access, plus open outside of school hours.

I used the kitchen to prepare a rehearsal dinner for my niece. The office staff was very…read moreaccommodating.

This review is not a review of the University or its academic programs but is strictly a review of…read morethe physical facilities. We were on campus for my wife to attend a quilt show. While she was occupied, I (being an old facilities guy) walked around the campus looking at the facilities. This is a beautiful campus located just east of downtown Circleville. The buildings are relatively new and appear to be well-maintained. The only building I was actually in was the main campus center. There was a nice snack bar / seating area, restrooms, classrooms and exhibit space. I can't speak to the academic program but would assume that any university with "Christian" in its name would be a very conservative institution.

This university hijacks the name "Christian"; however, they do not support many Christian ideals…read moresuch as the Great Commission. In other words, they do not support students going on missions trip. 0 flexibility. Additionally, some professors push ideals on students they ultimately speaks to God not being real (opposite of Christianity). They also do not help students find summer employment.