I took an online class at St. Louis Community College Wildwood in Fall 2018. I waited to write my…read morereview after having something else to compare to. The professor was extremely accessible by email for questions regarding the course. There was actually some personal contact with her and she left criticism on some of the writing assignments we did. She did not weigh in on the weekly discussions publicly but she did leave some comments for each person. The assignments were a combination of computer graded tests and quizzes with a few personal writing assignments. It was a pleasant class and I'm glad I took it. The administrative staff at Wildwood is extremely accommodating and nice to deal with. I wouldn't hesitate to return if need be and I would highly recommend this campus over other larger ones like Forest Park.

Classes 4.5/5 Professors 4.5/5…read moreParking 5/5 Building 4/5 Transferability 5/5 Overall friendliness and support 5/5 St. Louis Community College - Wildwood is a wonderful school. After finishing a bachelor's degree, I worked for a year then decided to pursue a master's degree in a different field. I needed to take about 6 pre-requisite courses and chose this campus because of its close proximity to my home, low cost, and offering of all required classes I needed. I have to say, the education I received here was top notch, with some classes even higher quality than those at my top 20 undergraduate university. From the moment I walked through the door to register for classes, everyone was so kind, warm, welcoming, and clearly rooting for me to succeed. My instructors were passionate and skilled in their various subjects, and it was clear that they truly took an interest in the learning experiences of their students. This campus has a library with free tutoring services, a snack shop that also sells fair trade items from around the world, students' artwork hanging all around the building, and (perhaps best of all) free parking. The building is very nice with well-equipped classrooms. I made it to graduate school with no problem and all my credits easily transferred. If you're looking for a high quality, affordable, all around solid education, STLCC-Wildwood is an excellent option!

After starting here I was so relieved that the instructors and staff are such professionals. I've…read morebeen out of school for x years and I was very intimidated my first day. I was afraid that I would encounter challenges being out of the "school" environment for so long. But the instructors are so helpful as well as the students. Everyone is willing to help, all you have to do is ask.

From the owner: St. Louis College of Health Careers fosters an environment of positive change and growth within…read moreitself, the community, and the greater St. Louis metropolitan area. The college places special emphasis in assisting the unemployed or underemployed and those seeking to learn new job skills, thus moving individuals closer to full economic independence. SLCHC educates allied health professionals to meet the ever-changing needs of the health care sector. SLCHC develops and refines programs based on current health care trends. Since its founding, the College has embraced those seeking an avenue through which to improve their quality of life. SLCHC offers the following health care programs: Practical Nursing Diploma Respiratory Therapist, Associates in Applied Science Occupational Therapy Assistant, AAS Physcial Therapist Assistant, AAS Medical Assistant, Diploma and AAS Patient Care Technician, Diploma and AAS Pharmacy Technician, Diploma and AAS Professional Medical Billing, AAS

This is more of an informative review than anything else, people ask me about Tyson all the time…read more Its a 2,000 acre research station located outside STL off I-44 and owned by Washington University. I have a research studio here, so I go here on a regular basis for the last 25 years. It is NOT open to the public and some very serious research in the plant and animal sciences happen here not only by WU researchers, but faculty from all over the USA come here, especially in the summer. The Wild Canid Research Center is also located at Tyson and it is not part of WU but leases space from the University, they often have programs for the public but generally, they are by prior arrangement.

Was initially satisfied but it seems unless you are planning to spend upwards of $500 per week…read more(part time- ~30 hrs/week) or about $1000 (fulltime- 40 hrs/week), you do not get many very experienced sitters/nannies. When paying on average of $17.50 an hour (on top of a $99 sign up fee) for on-call sitter for your child, you do not have access to all available nannies to choose from. Other than the first visit to meet the director, there is little contact with management. Everything is done through a phone app or email which is not user friendly. When paying $17.50 an hour for a sitter for your child, you do not have access to all available nannies to choose from. They try to "match" the sitter to fit your family's needs but then if a sitter decides to change what hours they want to work and it does not correspond with your work schedule, you have to wait and wait to find a "fill in" or try a new sitter without given any options. Sitters are just randomly assigned. Some of the sitters say they have 5+ years experience, yet, they are late teens or early 20s? One sitter said she had 10+ years experience and she is 22 years old? There are some with 0 childcare experience placed with an infant? "Experience" is just a term and not truly an experience. You let these young ladies into your home, but beware, they can take photos of your child without permission and sometimes even post on social media? Facetiming while watching your child is justified since it was the "sitter's sister and did not mean harm". Ignoring your 7 month old child, who is crying while the sitter is on the phone guiding her sister through an interview, as I watched on our security camera. Hearing the same sitter say "oh no, don't cry, I don't have time for that" can be quite disturbing. You have to watch what hours they log since some will put the entire time they were scheduled even if their time was less, but no matter what a 3 hour minimum is required- even if you only need 2 hours. Another sitter allows a 15 month old listen to profanity laden music- poor character or judgement? Not sure. The most valuable sitter no longer wants to be in our home because she cannot be cancelled and needs consistent hours but can no longer work afternoons. Even after manipulating our own work schedules (which a lot of parents cannot), it still wasn't "constant" enough. She was to be our regular nanny on a specific day and had been for a year. It is very evident that this company does not orient their staff in a consistent manner. Some sitters are not experienced with younger ages and when you watch a sitter call her mom to find out if it is "ok to just let the baby cry" is a little ridiculous. She was due to eat and also overdue for a nap. She could not figure this out even though it was written down on the kitchen table with our child's daily routine. Over a span of 14 months, we had 8 sitters and 5 of them were appropriate but only 1 was long term and is no longer available to fill our hours and she is the best they have. The other 4 are not available since they have either gone back to school out of town or are on another assignment. We have worked with this company for a year and have no access to a list of profiles of available nannies/sitters to review nor is there ever any availability for weekend evenings for parents to have a night out. ?? Now there is limited sitters available and it is difficult to have a consistent sitter for a toddler. Which is what a toddler needs. A company whom provides services of childcare should not make a family think twice about working. Not very parent friendly. Ready to look elsewhere.

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My daughter attends and absolutely loves her teachers, Mrs. Sharron and Mrs Susan along with Sarah,…read morethe director! Great loving environment and nurturing. They have been great with my daughter as she gets potty trained, it is living up to what we expected for the size of classroom, welcoming personalities, and faith based background. She comes home with new songs learned, and knowledge she didn't did not have before. Thank you for taking great care of these kids and making them feel good about school!

I wish I could give them 10 stars. My son has been attending now for 3 years. We absolutely love…read morethe program and the teachers. All are very loving and have the children's needs first. They are flexible with your schedule, rates are very economical, and offer a little bit of faith based (which we aren't). So that was a big plus for us. Although we are sad that this is our last year at St. Luke's, I am confident that they have provided him the tools to succeed in Kindergarten.

A good school with very nice employees,teachers. They adjust to your learning capabilities. The…read morenurse is a very nice nurse. We used to have a nurse and she was rude. We have a nice nurse now. I would really recommend this school. It is very safe and clean.

We love St. John! Both of our children have been going here since Kindergarten, and top to bottom,…read morethe experience has been incredible. First, the teachers are all so caring and get to know your child more than any other school we've experienced. Second, the Individualized Learning that is promoted throughout the school really allows your child to flourish according to their strengths. For example, if your child is good at math, they can accelerate and not be held back like most settings. Every child is ensured of meeting grade standards, however. It really feels like children are learning differently these days, and St. John is at the forefront of an innovative approach. Lastly, a Christian education is important to us, and St. John embodies a Christian learning experience that we desire. My kids love going there and we can't imagine a better environment for them.

What an amazing school, full of kind, caring and skilled teachers and staff that truly care about…read moreeach and every student! The personalized learning curriculum and environment is a perfect option to prepare kids for the future. My kids have been nurtured and challenged every step of the way. Do yourself a favor and schedule a tour!

Headed to Rockwood Summit for a few of my Niece's soccer games (she plays for Firt Zumwalt South)…read more I guess coming from a small town..I was so impressed with the School and all the opportunities that were offered. Beautiful Turf field!!! The Best thing was the indoor Pool!!

I'm writing this review purely on the schools athletic amenities. We have had several swim meets…read morehere and I just have to comment on how well maintained the pool and pool area are. Also they have a few gyms that are very well appointed, and what looks like a great track and field area.