Terra State was welcoming. I got to the job fair early and was able to sit comfortably and work…read morewhile waiting to get started. The staff was friendly, they offered cookies and water. There wasn't a lot of foot traffic but I met with some great candidates.

Ah, Terra State. My home for my final two years of high school. The many fond memories... the…read moremany painful ones... the people... the professors... What an experience. I completed 65 credit hours here while in my last two years of high school. All of the credits transferred to the University of Toledo; although, my program (pharmacy) did not accept all of them. Oh well. It was great to gain college experience while in high school and interact at a college-level with others instead of dealing with high school drama. I'm really glad I had this chance and recommend it to any who also find themselves in a similar situation. The buildings are a bit antiquated, but they serve their purpose. The faculty are very knowledgable, most having their Ph.D.'s. The campus has really come a long way since I started. The outreach within the community is present as well as a nice music program headed up by some talented musicians. I played in the Brass Choir while I was there and had the chance to perform at many venues in Northwest Ohio. I recommend this to anyone in high school looking for college credit, anyone who recently graduated looking to save money, or anyone beyond the intial days of education who are just looking to come back to school again.

The best The best…read more The best Fantastic people they put you on everything that you need to know about semi trucks They work hard enough to let you have an easy pass on the test day Thanks for Clark Dave Lands Garry Mike Robb Jim

Outstanding instructors, have to be an experienced driver to get one of those jobs…read more Super intuitive training process. Driving a semi is really difficult, nothing in life really prepares you for it, so there's no shortcuts. At least at this Trainco, they will not give up on you (me), no matter how hard you (I) suck. That's a huge telief, as I really suck.

Years and years ago, I went here for high school. I got a great education: challenging, diverse,…read moreand life-changing, frankly. I just went back for the first time in years, for a reunion, and got to see what has changed and what has stayed the same. The buildings have changed, quite a bit. The campus is much the same- the school is set back in the woods and ravines. The education experience has not changed. Yes, there is more technology. But small class sizes and a commitment to preparing students for the world are still important. The academic education is great, but athletics, ethics, and awareness of the diversity of cultures out there also figure in. It's a college prep school and I was prepared, as current students are, for the college experience. Start your kids in preschool if you can, or get them in for high school. You won't regret it.

I paid for my child to take drivers ed and driving time. They were scheduling driving time 3 months…read moreout. Apparently what I paid for was only good for 6 months. She did not get her drive time in before the 6 months. Now she has to retake BOTH and they want me to pay the FULL AMOUNT AGAIN. I paid $500 and got NOTHING in return. they won't even give me the certificate for her completing the online class.

Teachers are amazing, were very good at explaing things while making it fun for students! was a…read moregreat class and kept a smile on my face eveyday!

This school is so not accepting like my friend went here and she is Lesbain and she had a pride…read moreflag on her locker and they took it down! And she also went to Chicago and they where going to see a play (The nut crack) and the actors are gay and they were gay in the play and NDA would not let them see the play!! But other then that the school is... Okay I love the exterior tho

If I can save one child from going to this school, I will feel really good about myself. It has…read morebeen over 50 years now, and I still look at it as hell. They will tell you they've changed, but I don't think so. The cliques and bullies are rampant and the nuns are complicit. All the good extra-curricular activities (play, yearbook) went to clique members coddled by the nuns. This is an important time in your child's life, and the lack of confidence that the experience causes will be a lifetime consequence. You are not helping your child by paying to send her to this private school. It's better to send her to a public school and encourage and pay for her to participate in activities, clubs, even travel. Most importantly, if your child is telling you she is being shamed and bullied, and the nuns are part of it, BELIEVE HER. Update: https://www.toledoblade.com/local/education/2019/11/26/notre-dame-academy-pulls-students-from-nutcracker-performance-over-gay-dancers/stories/20191126103