Last night I attended a community workshop with the Chippewa Valley School district. The workshop,…read moreDesserts 101, was a really fun time. A low cost fee of $34 dollars for the one day workshop (which was 2 1/2 hours) I had a positive experience! We learned how to make all sorts of things, Biscotti, Tarts, working with puff pastry & fillo dough, and of course truffles. All the materials were included with the one time fee as well. You had a chance to bake things yourself and learn while others were baking with other things. My friend and I were the only people under 40, but it was still a great time. The instructor seemed to have lots of experience and was friendly. I plan on taking another workshop soon, called Tour of Europe which will specialize in all different types of food from Europe. :) Good times! Not to mention, I have a killer recipe now for a Bavarian Creme Apple Cream Cheese Torte. (And of course you get to take the baked goods home) Kudos to the community for offering things like this.

Good schools. That's where I get taught subjects like math and next year, Algebra I. They teach…read morefinance classes and exploratory economy. Great teachers are here, like the 2012 close-to-retiree who teaches exploratory economy for seventh grade and eighth grade social studies. And don't forget about the wonderful quadruple-sensation, Mrs. Zimmerman, Mrs. Maday, Mr. Newell and last but certainly not least Mrs. Hotton. These are the biggest contributors throughout my seventh grade year.

Less impressed than before. The new superintendent needs to remind all staff they need to dress…read moreprofessionally, most look like they are going to clean a house. If you look good you feel good . ID's are unable to be seen , too much on the lanyards. The staff is not friendly to the elementary students or the parents, they need reminded that they are getting paid to do this job , they aren't volunteers. It's a sad environment for elementary school students.

I love this school all the people here is so nice and they care about you.and they food here is…read moregood and they principal is funny here and we get to do fun things here

I've read a few of these poor reviews and I am shocked as I have never experienced a better…read morelearning environment where all of the kids want to come to school and learn. I have never observed chaos or poor classroom management and the teachers are nothing less than dedicated to student success. I would hate to see someone pass up this school based on a few bad apples that are trying to degrade the school. Like other entity reviews, it is usually only the complainers that take the time to write a review. Come interview 99% of the students and parents and you will hear nothing but rave reviews.

Chaos is the best word to describe this school. If the academics and student behavior were on…read morepoint, some chaos would be tolerable. Test scores are poor, many teachers struggle with classroom management and kids with behavior issues are left in the classroom to disrupt 20 other students, rather than being sent to the office, which means 21 kids aren't learning. Definitely not the school it was 2, 3, 4 years ago. Many unsatisfied families are leaving after the 2021-2022 school year to seek better educations for their children.

I went to this school and it is a very good school. However, I would say the fifth grade math…read moreteacher does a better job of demonstrating math than the fourth grade math teacher. I got a bad math grade in fourth grade math class.

They look like a good school district, however they have done a horrible job the last 2 years with…read moremy daughter not notifying me when she gets hurt at School and doesn't stop the bullying that is very apparent. Hence why we are moving to St. Peters for school. Mr. Reberry

We don't live in Armada any more. But the school system was wonderful when we were there in the…read moreelementary. Mrs. Curry and Mr. Sutton are wonderful principals and always went above and beyond for our kids. Armada has some of the most dedicated teachers and staff. I always knew how my kids were doing and what I needed to do to help them stay on track. They are lots of opportunities for kids to succeed and excel in Armada. I love that small town feelings and taking care of one another. They also have a parent group unlike any other school we've been to. Those parents of the TCB really go all out for the kids. Especially Suzanne, that woman is a huge asset to the tiger cub boosters! She did more for that group then anyone else we've ever seen and we grew up in Armada! She organized and updated things we didn't realize even needed help! But not just Suzanne, all the people of TCB are great. I envy the people that have time to help out! But thank them for their time! I sometimes forgot they weren't getting paid... and that they were all volunteers... that's how great TCB is! No complaints and only recommendations for that school!!!