Not bad. Definitely room for improvement, and at least one million times better than the school…read moredistrict we were in previously.

Teachers are great mentors and wish we had more people like them. I was always welcome back to…read morefreshen up on my skills.

Coming back to school was probably one of the best things I've done. The changes that has been made…read morehave improved my learning and it has also helped me reach many goals. This place is worth coming to!

Best islamic school in the area....! Both my kids have attended and gone on to be successful. The…read moreAcademy consistently outperforms all other schools on statewide testing...continue doing a great service.

The Nursing School ROCKS!!!!! If you are considering getting your RN... then go here for a nice,…read moreshort, sweet, and challenging program. Be prepared for the competitive admission.... a two year program may take you three or more. But the instructors and students are TOP NOTCH!

Who ever has said its a great start obviously didn't go there. There are a few teachers here that…read moreare very good, Kuzma, Woods, Depersis, Shea and the rest of them well... yea

Before I went to Davis in 2012 it seemed like a nice place full of edifying teachers, and wonderful…read morepeers. But that turned out to not be the case after a few years. I realized that a liberal pentacostal view infested the college. They were lax on biblical truths and invited in ideas that were not biblical in the slightest. But always gave the smirky response that they were not a church. That doesn't excuse the radical opinions held by the minority heretical branch. God closed this college because it was spreading a liberal mindset into the Christian community. The down side is most of the graduates are shackled with debt and cannot even enter the ministry. But the college just sold the campus to one of the former president of the colleges close friend for a couple million dollars. The damage dealt to the ministry in this area is profound.

Staff are very friendly and their new campus is remarkaby beautiful in a retreat like setting. My…read moreSon says he feels" really excited about going to a robust curriculum school".

I went to Kindergarten here a long time ago…read more I don't remember a whole lot. Here are the highlights: -Every time there was a birthday in the class I remember eating cupcakes. I specifically remember eating an under-cooked funfetti cupcake that I still crave to this day (I'm 25) -This place had like 3 playgrounds. For serious. Not the overly padded, timid ass playgrounds kids have today. These were made of splintery wood, had about a centimeter of hard gravel as "safety surfacing", ginormous metal slides, a million hiding places that "paraprofessionals" could not find you and it was ideal for getting chased by girls, letting them catch you, begging them not to kiss you, and then loving getting kissed by them. -Ms. Guilfoil grabbed me by my ear when I made a farting noise in line for recess, made me sit in her smelly, hot classroom while I was already bundled up head to toe in my snowsuit. After 15 minutes she let me free and I went around the rest of the day feeling ashamed, like a convict. Looking back on it, you, Ms. Guilfoil have mud for a soul. Kids will be kids. -During free time I used to take a bucket of shapes and make them into identical designs. My teacher Mrs. Wheatley told me I was very "symmetrical". A source of pride to this day. The next year I ended up in Catholic school.