so thankful we found this school. All the teachers and staff helped my child get to where he is now!read more

This school is great. My grandson loves it there. He is happy to go every day and sometimes does…read morenot want to go home because he wants to stay in the aftercare program to play on the fun playground.

A great school for your kids to attend. It is not a rough school. They have many different programs…read morefor students to expand their skills. All the schools are conviently located right next to each other.

Enjoyed watching girls volleyball! Gym is clean and well maintained. Glad my grandchildren will be…read moreattending one day.

Riverview Elementary: our school system here has 9 or 10 primary schools. This school has the…read moresmallest enrollment but perhaps the best customer service. Disclaimer, my children and now my grandchildren go to this school. I am partial but have a true reason to be. Test scores are high if that means anything to you and the staff is great. If you're moving to the area keep this neighborhood and school in mind.

Their drivers ed is outdated and awful. Each video is laggy and such poor quality you cant…read moreunderstand what's going on. And $500 for a makeshift PowerPoint is not worth your money. The slides may fail to get kids to want to pay attention and learn how to drive, it doesnt teach the student to drive or even rules.

absolutely one of the best experience i've had while driving. they make it easy, and make sure to…read moreteach along the way. all the instructors i drove with were great! i was a nervous driver at first and now i have no problem driving. i highly recommend premier!

A conservative school. I say with with respect. I really enjoyed my children being apart of the…read moreWater school system. NMS is a caring school with good teachers. I loved that kids dressed in a way that showed respect for their school and them selves.

The 2016 graduation celebration ignored the majority of the students only celebrating a few high…read moreachievers. No diploma and hand shake, no roll call, not even a slide with all the graduating students names on it. Terrible message; A few hundred kids were told the don't count. So incredibly disappointed in the administrations callus disregard to the kids efforts. Watching all the kids sitting in their new clothes with sad faces was heartbreaking. Northwood 8th Grade Promotion Assembly Class of 2020 Northwood 8th Grade Promotion Assembly June 17, 2016 10:45 a.m. - 12:01 p.m. Northwood Main Gym All 8th grade parents/families welcome to attend

My husband just graduated from 160 and they supported in every way, from getting his dot physical,…read morein class training, training on the yard. They showed great enthusiasm when he passed his skills test, and kept in contact with him even after he received his class a CDL license. Those guy over at 160 driving academy are great!!

Came here for graduate studies in Religion. The campus is beautiful, especially in the fall. There…read moreis a spiritual atmosphere throughout the campus, and the Seminary remains the premier Adventist institution worldwide for graduate programs.

Came here for graduate studies. Enjoyed my time here…read more Tighter community among the student body and nice that there's a good mix of undergrads and graduates plus it has a good number of doctoral students. Cafeteria is also an upgrade from most schools. But it did an excellent job at the most important things one needs, strengthening of faith and providing a good educational

A learning oasis in the middle of the Midwestern desert. Beautiful campus, mediocre facilities,…read moreoutstanding teachers. The best thing that ever happened to me growing up in South Bend. Outstanding. You are lucky to have this special school in such an unlikely place.

As a parent of two SCS graduates, this was the best gift I could have given to my children. The…read moreschool and faculty not only provide an excellent academic foundation, but also instilled the importance of leadership, character, and individual growth. They left with the confidence to excel in high school, college, and adulthood.