Before my grandson started going here, he was a wonderful little boy. But these kids were a bad…read moreinfluence on him! He came home using swears and playing "Rock and Roll" music. He once told me to my face I kid you not, that he dropped the "Heckin" Mustard like it was a joke! Back when I was a girl, if I said that, they would spank me! And you will never guess what he did when I told him that. He laughed like it was some sort of joke! Spanking is a serious matter. However all of the teachers are quite kind, and apparently call me a "Foxy old bird" ,so I gave it a few extra stars.

I'm going to be a Junior this year. With 2 years of high school already done, I can say that this…read moreschool is a great school. I've never experienced any bullying, nor have I ever seen any serious bullying. This is due to an establishment of collective commitments, and overall creating a friendly safe environment for the students and staff. All of the teachers I've had have been very kind and friendly, and that makes me enjoy school a lot more. Overall it's been a pleasant experience here, obviously high school can't be perfect, but we all try to some extent. EXCELLENT SCHOOL!

This is a really good school from a parents point of view. In the 3 years my son has attended…read moreSqualium High they have truly been on top of his school work, homework and learning environment changes that staff have identify helpful not implemented before at previous schools. If your child has learning issues this is the school four him.

These asshats didn't respond to my email for nearly 3 weeks about enrolling in one of thier…read moreprograms. Because of the delayed response I didn't get in to the program I wanted and have to wait an entire year if I want to do this program. Then they told me they had a spot for me and then that spot vanished. Additionally it also delayed me from trying to get enrolled elsewhere and i ended up being waitlisted at a different institution. I'm not sure if I trust them with my education in the future, they don't seem to pay very close attention to thier email and I'm not sure if they'd even know I'm interested in going to thier school. Good luck getting in here they seem disorganized and I imagine that is reflected in the education they provide.

Really awesome place to go for a preventative dental checkup. Very thorough!…read more Although a bit time consuming, it's worth the wait for the appointment, and it's worth taking the extra in-office time. What a bargain! And super friendly students and staff. The dental office is located in Building C. And be sure to know your license plate number so you can register your car and park for free.

This daycare and preschool is responsive and on top of things!…read moreI like that this place is professional and knows what they are doing. I feel confident to leave my child there for care. The infant teachers are caring, professional and experienced. I recommend the daycare to other parents.

I've heard multiple horror stories about this place overfeeding toddlers and not changing diapers…read moreas per some "strict diaper schedule", which is unacceptable. These children deserve to be cared for, not screamed at. I've witnessed horrible staff that let the kids scream and cry while the staff members chat/gossip to each-other and laugh at the children who need assistance. I also witnessed a lady advocate that the children scream as loud as they can, which is not helpful for parents who properly teach their developing children how to behave in society.

I would not recommend this school to anyone who was planning on their 3+year old going there…read more If you want a daycare that masquerades as a Montessori school, this is it. They "follow the child" in a way that also doesn't help to guide, help, educate , or keep the child safe. After 6 months of our eldest being there, she said she was repeatedly being bullied by a child. I contacted the teachers, asked for help, and they said "it's normal childhood development." I said I would like them to keep an eye on it, they didn't. After more bullying, I talked to the bully's parents. They stated, the teachers had never even talked to them about his behaviors (You might be asking how do you fix something if you can't talk about it at home, the answer is you can't). The parents stepped in and it was better for a short time, but then he began to bully my younger child instead. The owner of the school, is too afraid of conflict, so she does not address bullying. She was completely unable to have a constructive conversation around a child's abusive behavior, AND she scares the other teachers away from those conversations as well. She also didn't address a random mom that frequently taught there, yelled at my 2 year old after the abusive 5 year old had lashed out towards my son. There is no reason a caregiver should yell at a two year old to the point of tears. I watched said 5 year old physically shoulder check, push down, and call my son mean names on the playground at various pick ups/drop offs. He also shamed him about being friends with his older sister and her friends that were girls, to the point of which he would not come into a woman's restroom with me (it was later determined the bully repeatedly called him a girl), my son was 2 years old, being bullied about gender is totally inappropriate. Yet, the school would not talk with me about a possible safety plan after all these incidents. The interaction with the mom "helper" (also friends with the bully's parents', below), was the last straw, despite family hardships we made it work without child care, rather than leaving our children in the unsafe environment with these people. I want to reiterate, I asked for a plan to help these kids at least 4 times, over the course of a year. I even offered to help find services to the other child's family. The owner gaslighted everyone involved, including her other staff members who had observed the situations. The other staff members confirmed that not only that the child was bullying, but that he was also stopping lessons for everyone in the class. The owner denied everything, until our exit interview, which she acknowledged the child was abusive and encouraging his younger brother to act in an abusive way as well. She had no plan to curb the behaviors. Do what you have to do for child care, but don't expect the helpful, safe, kind values they state. They can't uphold them.

We love Kelda, Skylar and the Gardenview community. They provide a positive, loving, safe,…read moreintentional and thoughtful environment for our children. The recent negative review/rant from an angry parent is simply not true and can be verified by many folks. Clearly this person is lashing out, possibly due to larger issues in their life, past and/or with their family. Personally attacking folks who invest 110% love and compassion into the community is innapropriate, borderline defamation and plain mean. Our family and friends Highly recommend Gardenview.

From my experience, I do not recommend engaging in a professional relationship with the PTA…read moreprograms Director Lisa Nau. As a new clinical instructor, I personally have a great reputation as a PTA at my job, where I graciously accepted this opportunity to have a student! Lisa degraded all my time and dedication to this student, Blaming me as the primary problem for students lacking success in the field. It was a challenging situation for all parties, however my opinion is that Lisa was taking out other frustrations or pressures in life all out on me, as the scapegoat. I feel she manipulated student against me, affecting all parties to unfortunate negative outcomes . I was able to maintain professional conduct and power through. She sent multiple late-night texts, that I found inappropriate and concerning:

I should start by mentioning that I am currently finishing my bachelors degree at WWU, but ONLY…read morebecause Whatcom Community College did not offer the particular type of degree I wanted. Otherwise, I would have stayed at WCC! Sure, there were a couple of professors who were NOT my (or anyone's) favorite and could definitely use a review by the board, but you will get that ANYWHERE. I learned A LOT while obtaining a certificate and my associates degree at Whatcom, and I believe that you get out what you put in. If you put in 60% effort, chances are that you will only learn around 60% of what the professors are teaching, which, AGAIN, you will get anywhere you go. What you will NOT get from just anywhere are professors and advisors who take the time needed to help the INDIVIDUAL student, no matter where they are in life. There is also the fact that a lot of my current classmates are envious of the types of classes that I was provided with at Whatcom because all of MY prereqs contained some kind of useful skill and/or knowledge, whereas THEY are wondering how their "Ancient East Asian Civilizations" class is supposed to help them with their current major track. I'm not trying to say that WWU is awful or anything, but Whatcom Community College felt like home. The professors, advisors, staff, students, and EVERY single person that I came into contact with always went above and beyond and TRULY wanted to see me succeed. I felt like I belonged there, which I cannot say about my current school. Whatcom is honestly a very special place and so much more than "just a community college." It is a WONDERFUL, FRIENDLY place to gain a valuable education, and an even better place to help you believe in yourself. And that is priceless. THANK YOU FOR ALL THAT YOU DO, WCC!!

Our daughter went to Blue Heron for 3 years and we loved every second of it. Amazing staff, great…read moreenvironment - we were sad to leave when she aged out. The teachers really care and got to know us and our daughter over the 3 years - something we were really thankful for.

I can't say enough good things about Blue Heron. Our 5 year old daughter has attended for the last…read more6 months, and we have been thoroughly impressed. They have an amazing old school house with a nice yard that offers a fantastic setting for child development. The teachers Jolahna and Sheri bring a great deal of experience and are wonderful with the kids. The instruction is very creative and our daughter is always excited to tell us about what she learned at school when she gets home. All the other parents we have met seem very invested in their kids education and have been nothing but complementary of Blue Heron. We are very happy with our choice and would highly recommend!

I've had my granddaughter here for more than 2 years. She has thrived in her ability to connect…read morewith peers and is so much more prepared for the social and academic world ahead of her. I can't recommend Barnine and Happy Kids enough. They are special and any child is fortunate to be here