My two grandchildren LOVE the Montessori school in Pullman…read more We love the highly-educated teachers, the positive and nurturing environment they create, and the encouragement they give. They always have a smile and something nice to say about each child as they arrive at and depart from school. I also appreciate that different cultural holidays are shared among all children; I, too, have learned. Both children have thrived at Montessori of Pullman. It has nurtured their desire for learning and set them up for academic success later in life. They have learned to interact well with other children, whether in play or in diffusing potential conflicts. It is helping them become wonderful humans.

not a professional school. came to pick up my child and a staff member would not let me take my…read morechild home. idk y, but I consider that illegal and unprofessional. It got so bad I had to call the police. u know what the police did? directly handed my son to me. I never thought I would have to call law enforcement to get my child from school. a one many other things, I do not recommend this school for anyone my child is thriving at a local public school. had problems his whole time. staff is very rude.

My son attended pre-K at Kinder College full-time for the past 6 months and we have been so pleased…read morewith the care and enrichment he received. The student teachers are energetic, engaging and caring. The admin staff (Sara and Stephanie) are top-notch and keep the program running smoothly. My son is entering kindergarten totally prepared now knowing how to read and write all of his letters, numbers to 100 and all of the other K requirements. I have been so impressed with how they integrate music and play into learning. My son looked forward to going every day! I highly recommend Kinder College at LCSC and we will miss the kind staff.

Lied about having Security on site. Apparently people living…read moreon site or around it are "good enough" and are probably the ones stealing people's property. Has No cameras anyplace on site. Has been broken into multiple times without notifying anyone. Zero gates or other forms of protection. Didn't notify backup number of the situation, sent a random email about it. Didn't even apologize when over half my belongings were stolen. Completely unacceptable. Don't take a chance here.

My husband and I have been thru the ringer when it comes to our experience buying a camper and the…read moreendless amount of time we spent in and out of RV lots, dealing with the typical salesman that just wanted us to sign "Right Now." It wasn't until we were pointed in the direction of Discount Mini Storage & RV that we looked no further! A lot of people only right reviews when things are bad but we are so extremely satisfied that we're here to report because it was EXCELLENT SERVICE! Steve the owner is the most down to Earth person you will ever meet and completely honors every word that comes out of his mouth. He guarantees everything to be in working order by the time you take your camper home and doesn't just sell "As Is" which is the very scary part about buying used these days. Oh how well we know,.. Steve took the time to make sure we completely understood how everything on the unit worked and even threw in a bunch of extras that he didn't have to do!!! It's safe to say we have gained a new friendship thru the purchase of our beautiful 2008 Wildwood!!! To put the cherry on top he guarantees everything for 30 days after taking home so no hidden surprises!! Our camper is basically new at an extreme low used price and we just couldn't be happier !!!!

Moscow Day School has been an amazing place for our toddler. The teachers are communicative,…read morecaring, responsive, and true partners in learning. Mandi, the executive director, is simply one of the kindest people we've met. I could go on all day about how grateful we are -- for the well-prepared lessons; for the care the staff took in managing COVID; for the level of support the teachers provided during potty-training; and for the photos and videos of our daughter we received throughout the day via Brightwheel. My family and I *highly* recommend MSD. Thank you, Moscow Day School -- for making our family's transition to preschool a wonderful experience.

PELC is by far the most accommodating and reliable childcare provider in the greater palouse area,…read moreI was absolutely shocked to see what negative reviews I have seen online. i've put both my daughters through PELC, and they're both better brighter girls because of it.

Staff turnover is extremely high, one week I didn't even know any of the staff at drop off because…read morethey were all new. There were a few wonderful workers there but they quit or were fired (Katy and Bailey). I've worked in childcare before and would not recommend this place for childcare or employment. I know that sounds harsh but my son was left to walk alone up stairs even though he was in orthopedic braces and fell face first, then they lost a brace pad (they're expensive!). When I complained, without harsh words or blame, just asked that they please keep track of it better, I was told to seek care elsewhere next month, in the middle of the month. I was unable to find care and had to quit my job. The staff always was stressed, rushed, and at max or over the staff to kid ratio (amount of staff required for the number of kids there). I never saw or interacted with the owner.

Everyone cheer with me now:…read more C, C, C-O-L! (C, C, C-O-L!) T, T, T-O-N! (T, T, T-O-N!) C-O-L! (C-O-L!) T-O-N! (T-O-N!) GoooooooOOOOOOOOO COLTON! *high kick* Believe it or not, I was *not* on the cheer squad when I went to school here.

Alright so I am a senior Coug, so keep in mind I'm not an overly enthusiastic freshman with rose…read morecolored glasses. I give my personal experience a 5/5 because of the love I have for the University and what I've gained from my time as a student so far. But this review does include criticisms and acknowledgements of what I think highschool seniors thinking about WSU should evaluate for themselves. Here's my run-down of WSU: (4/5)Dorms: DO YOUR RESEARCH! Some dorms (Rogers, Streit-Perham and Stephenson) are all freshman dorms and will likely be a toss up: either the best or worst depending on your personality. They are cheaper and have a more fun atmosphere, but theft and mischief are real.Honestly, I recommend the male only and female only halls. Medium community and medium quality. The newer halls are great quality, usually poor community. Rich kids, mostly. (3/5)Food: Not bad. Could be better. Find your favorites and just eat them. Fill the gaps with Walmart food. (4.5/5)Facilities: Clean, state of the art, in most places. All of the main building are pretty great! I spend a lot of time studying on campus and have 10+ options of places to go. The Rec (gym is amazing! Make sure to go!) I've always liked mine, but some of the science buildings are older. (4.5/5)Education: Mine was great (I am in the com and bus colleges). Professors are all pretty wonderful, with a few exceptions. But some peoples' educations were just okay. I would go into more detail but I don't know enough about the other colleges at the University. One negative is that 90% of my classes have been lectures of 100 or more people. (5/5)Transportation: ACTUALLY AMAZING. Learn the bus schedule and use it. Sometimes it can be a bit of a longer wait or packed on the bus. But it's easy to get around most of the time. (4/5)WSU Community: pretty great, depending on your personality. It gets wild in a few areas. I do not recommend Greek Row at night for more reserved folks, but you'll always be safe. The Greek system can get pretty annoying and pervasive. You'll see Greek letters everywhere, but you get used to it and you don't need to join a frat or sorority to make friends. But if you hate everything about the Greek system and don't want to be around it, you'll have a hard time. It's not hard to make friends and loads of clubs to join. If you try to find friends, you will usually be able to make them. Everyone is fairly nice. The type of people who you can ask for directions or get random compliments from. Football season can be crazy, so traveling around the stadium is gonna be difficult. It's not for everyone, but 85% of people who go here wanting to like WSU, probably will. (3.5/5)Pullman: A good, solid college town. Cheap, small and friendly. The locals are great and put up with a lot of student bullshit. You do get your four seasons. But I hope you like amazon, because you can't shop a lot in the city, including clothing! It's certainly livable, but not a big city. If you're in a major that requires internships, that's something to keep in mind because you will likely have to move and try to get credits for a big internship.

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Worst schooling experience of my childs life. Pastor left bruising on several occasions, while…read moreaggressively restraining my disabled child. Made my son's underlying issues far worse and now he feels unsafe to even attend another school. Your children are not safe here. Not since the original teacher sadly passed. She was an Angel, God sent. They should have closed it after her passing. No one they have hired on since has her passion. They have too small of class sizes for having the issues that they do. Abuse, neglect, and discrimination is our experience.

My granddaughter has attended Valley Bible Academy for almost six years and has flourished…read moreacademically, socially and spiritually in the small classes. The teachers and principal are nurturing with strong Christian values. As a volunteer, I have personally seen all of them in many different settings and situations. The staff hold themselves to the highest standards of behavior and have only the best interests of each and every child that attends Valley Bible Academy in mind and heart. Highly recommend!