GO Big Red!!! Not much else to say, everyone needs to experience game day at Nebraska, it can't be…read morebeat. We also came for the tour during the Husker Fans Salute the Troops event, what a great experience. Very grateful they do this.

A domestic violence and sexual assault crisis center for the past 35 years, Voices of Hope is a…read morestandard, a bench mark, a fixture of our community. If you are feeling unsafe, unsure in your relationship or have in the past the women at Voices of Hope are the best in compassion and grace when it comes to help.

We sent our kids to childcare at the Y, it may have been a previous iteration of the current…read morecenter, but the center always provided a very positive, affordable and fun place for the kids.

Absolutely horribly ran. The director is extremely rude and unprofessional and the toddler teacher…read moreis no where near qualified to watch children. They currently have an open case against them for neglecting my son. He was injured 4 out of the 8 days he was in their care. The scratches on his face, head and neck were so severe I had to contact CPS and the cops.

I love the staff and my children love to go there! I have to beg my kids to leave thats how much…read morethey love Mini's! Have an infant, toddler and school age so I interact with almost every staff member and I love them! The owner is amazing and is extremely professional! I love it and 100% recommend to everyone!!

I love this school! The teachers are so dedicated to the kids and to the school. Let's support…read moreand life this school up in prayer!

The school is in disarray due primarily to a complete lack of leadership at multiple levels to…read moreinclude the principal, CVA School Board Chair, and Superintendent. I have viewed actions and inactions of key leaders the last 5 years which clearly put the children attending CVA in great spiritual, physical, and emotional danger. 30 students were pulled from the school prior to the start of this school year due to significant issue. The same issues being addressed by parents across the nation with "out of touch" school boards and school leadership are prevalent at CVA. -An elementary student confronted another student and threatened to kill him. The parents said CVA leadership did nothing about the situation and they pulled both of their students from CVA. -Eight minority students were victims of bullying and racism by what parents said were "white donor family students" and parents said leadership at all levels did nothing. This included making comments like "Go back to where you came from," "You don't belong here," and "lynching" directed at the African American student. -Students/parents state Critical Race Theory was taught in the Middle School. When I asked the School Board Chair he said, "He was already aware of the situation" and the principal determined it "was not being taught, but the subject came through discussion." This stance is contrary to what students and parents say occurred. Sadly, the School Board Chair also stated, "there are Christians and Adventists who view value attached to CRT." -An elementary male student was sexually assaulted by another boy who stated, "You're going to be my boyfriend whether you want to be or not." The same victim was later physically assaulted by the same boy then physically assaulted by a group of children. The parents spoke with leadership at all levels and say, "nothing was ever done." The father even brought it up at a school board meeting and CVA leadership acted very cowardly in neither apologizing nor affirming what had happened. -At the May school board meeting the principal brought up a situation at school involving numerous girls dressing inappropriately yet said nothing about the issues involving sexual and physical assaults or CRT. This total lack of transparency is common not only toward parents, but school board members. Do not assume that because the sign at the front of the school says "Adventist" you have nothing to worry about. This could not be further from the truth at CVA.

The amount of random things I have around my house now that I've painted is crazy. Planters, bowls,…read morepet bowls, snack holders, salt and pepper shakers. My wife and I LOVE coming here

I would like to change my review because they actually put back all the pieces to my daughters art…read moreand I thought that was absolutely amazing! I will update a photo of the fixed piece. Very shocked that they did this! Thank you guys so much for fixing it

Located in the Love Library Rm 127 and sharing the office with EXPORE. Their mission is to engage,…read moreempower, and support all students in and out of the classroom. They provide academic and transition coaching, peer mentors, and interactive workshops aimed at increasing retention and graduation rates at the University of Nebraska - Lincoln.

We have been at Bluestem for 2 years and it has been amazing for our son. The teachers are so…read morecaring and helpful for the students. We absolutely love the family community that has been created by the parents and staff.

The teachers and staff at Bluestem truly care about the students. They work well with parents and…read moreare more than willing to help parents find resources if their child needs additional supports. The class sizes are reasonable and students get flexibility in work station type and set up and how to prioritize their assignments. The teachers are a great part of my child's educational team and are willing to accept guidance from therapists or provide observations to inform therapist decisions as my child does need some additional supports.