I loooove the principal of this school, Mrs. Wiles! She is the greatest! My daughter is in…read morekindergarten here and my son in first. She actually takes the time to listen to your thoughts! This is the first for me, even growing up with my own school. I recommend, if any of your children go here, to take the time and get to know her, she is awesome and really is in it for the children. We love her!

Small town farm community school where you will have small classrooms and pretty attentive…read moreteachers. Majority of the teachers have seen/will see generations of families move through the system. The teachers here generally care and want the best for their students. There are options of Alpha/advanced learning, special education for those with special needs, honors students, multiple groups and clubs.... Athletics are also a highlight... facilities have continually been improved and upgraded over the years. Teams are fairly competitive and occasionally go all the way to state champs!

Clean and organized. Kind staff in my experience. I think it's a good size school & the playground…read moreis nice especially for a town this small

Visited here for a basketball game. They have parking in front of the building, but you may have to…read morewalk a distance to the door. With it being so cold, this parking isn't ideal. Cash and card is accepted for admission. The gym is large in size with plenty seating for spectators. They have concessions available, also taking card or cash. We purchased nachos, and nothing special about them, pretty basic concession nachos. You can expect a good view from most angles. There were 3 referees at the game, and they were terrible. This took away from the energy and made the experience really frustrating. It's aged to enjoy the game when the officiating is so bad.

The parish offices of Saint Charles Borromeo Catholic Church are housed in this building which was…read moreSaint Charles School until it closed in 2009. The school building which holds their offices lies next to the church, not to be confused with the smaller building in between them which, I assume, is the former parish office. The smaller building is marked with clear instructions on the glass of the entryway to go next door to the school to visit the parish office. To enter the school, there is a front entrance at the street as well as an entrance from the parking lot. The main office is just to the right as you come in the front doors. I loved visiting this building. While I was sad to learn it is no longer a school, it's nice that it is being used and well-kept. I love the brick and architecture. As I waited sitting on a bench in the hall, I half expected a sister to come around the corner and tell me to get to class. Being here evoked memories of my own Catholic elementary schools where I attended. The library inside was a comfortable environment complete with actual chalkboards on the wall. Father Adam was kind, helpful, and had a great sense of humor. I highly recommend that you meet with him for any spiritual guidance or questions of the faith. I got a glimpse of the gymnasium when I walked down another hall to use the ladies' room. Both rooms also took me back to another time. To me, this is what a school should look like. The entire building gave me a sense of calm and safety as I had felt in grade school and added to my nostalgia. I imagined all the children that once walked these halls. Adding to the feeling of being shot back to second grade, I did get a bit lost in the hallways with all of the different entryways and hallways. I nearly exited out the loading dock ramp instead of the parking lot entrance, but that added to the fun of always losing my way in my own school as a small child.

Building is very quaint. Staff are very kind and welcoming. First visit here to renew my serve…read moresafe. Overall nice experience.

This was my first time visiting the Kokomo campus and it was great! I had to come here from…read moreIndianapolis in order to meet with my newest advisor to straighten out my financial aid. (The professional communications program is based out of Kokomo therefore the advisors specializing in that program are also based in Kokomo). All the staff members I talked to were really kind and helpful in pointing me in the right direction. And my advisor, Jonathan Troyer, was super helpful. By that night, my financial aid wasn't on hold anymore and by today, it was applied to my account.

Doesn't look like much when you walk past, but I was practically dying of hunger so I popped in…read more The definition of a hole-in-the-wall. I got the regular hamburger and wow... there are no words. A classic burger done right. Crisp bun, juicy patty, stuffed with all the essentials (ketchup, shredded lettuce, tomato, and pickles). There's about a million options available between the menu board and wall full of specials, so it can get a little overwhelming, but you really can't go wrong. Not much else to say besides go see for yourself! You won't be disappointed.

I got my Bachelor's degree here in 2012. I graduated feeling a great deal of appreciation for my…read moreexperience. Yes, it's a small university, and if you're huge into giant sports games or activism, there isn't a lot of that (however, they appear to be expanding on these activities at a rapid pace). However, if you want to get a good education and pay much less, this is a great place to go. At a larger university, you get lost (both literally and figuratively) in the sea of people, and professors don't know who you are. They are often more concerned with their research than their teaching, and it shows. At IU Kokomo, that's not the case -- your professors are available and often eager to meet with you if you need guidance. Some of them have even acted as mentors to me, and I am still in contact with them. Not to mention -- the professors in the science department (among other departments, I'm sure) are such GREAT people. They are very open-minded and tolerant, and they want to see you succeed. They will sometimes even go above and beyond to help you reach your goals. I can't express enough thanks for that. I also worked here for a brief time as an adjunct professor. Again, I was treated with respect and met with enthusiasm. It's a nice feeling to work with such great people.

It's a much bigger campus than I thought. They are doing some very cutting edge things that a lot…read moreof larger universities will be playing catch up to in the years to come.