All the problems of any underfunded urban public high school but there's no faulting the many…read moresaintly workers here who do the best they can with what they have. I can only fairly review the facilities for recreation, this is where many Special Olympics games like basketball are held and it's a very good venue. The volunteers are top notch, the Special Olympics games are more entertaining to me than Bucks games and the concessions are cheaper. The courts have been improved by better lighting and there are immediate plans for resurfacing. Adequate parking.

My drop off dates where approved for the beginning of March. Originally email was sent at the end…read moreof February. I get an email today (Tuesday) that they are not able to accommodate my child for Thursday and the following week. This is unacceptable since it was approved. Now my children have no daycare and I will be forced to take off of work!

We moved to Milwaukee last year and really love how our toddler has grown while attending…read moreMilestones at the Indian Hill location. The school has access to a prairie and she LOVES being outdoors! The teachers are attentive and really seem to know my toddler's little quirks and learning style. I am happy to have her here and would recommend the school to everyone.

I waited for someone out front for an hour. Just because you paint something vibrant colors…read moredoesn't mean the children will get a good education. F Charter Schools.

My children attended the LaCausa Daycare and now they attend LaCausa Charter School and we love…read moreit!! Amazing teachers, excellent curriculum, awesome support staff and it's a beautiful campus!!! We are a very happy MPS Charter School family!!!!

Director was a compete jerk. I wouldn't want my kid going here. Find a different place. They are…read morenot professional.

This daycare (It is also a preschool) offers a warm and nurturing environment. It is staffed by…read moreteachers with over 100 years combined of teaching experience. My 26 year old son still remembers the fun times in Miss Betty's class when she taught at Deerwood. Returning to work after being at home with your children is never easy but the loving teachers at Sonlight will make it possible for you to relax and know that your baby is receiving loving care. They accept children from 6 weeks thru age 6 and offer preschool and other enrichment programs.

Hidden away in these forbidding looking antiquated school buildings in the heart of disadvantaged…read moreinner city Milwaukee are some of the best people in the world, public school teachers. It's simultaneously heartwarming and heart wrenching to volunteer one's time in a place like this, the children are fun, interesting, cute, and they have so much going against them. The school is the safest place in their world, and there is all sorts of learning going on here in spite of under-funding and a Soviet style bureaucratic structure for the overall school system. The process to get into here or similar schools as a volunteer is a bit time consuming but don't let that stop you, it's really rewarding. The staff and teachers are just so wonderful it's pretty inspiring. Make sure you lock your car.

This is the most incredible school in MPS. The teachers are outstanding. I had the opportunity to…read morework side by side to many of the teachers here through student teaching placements. I've had at least some contact with almost every teacher here and have really seen amazing work. As a student teacher in the area, I worked in Greenfield, Brookfield, Wauwatosa, Franklin, and Milwaukee schools and this one has been my favorite. The families here are very supportive of the unique education their children are blessed to have. If you are looking at possible schools for your child, research immersion style learning and see if it is for your family. All topics are taught in German from pre-K onward all day. The kids pick it up through exposure and practice as they enter upper classes. English instruction starts in 2nd grade. Many think the children will be behind - not the case. The school actually has above average scores in all content areas. They still can speak English fine because they hear it outside of school and begin an understanding of language structure from being taught mechanics of it. The kids here are also exceptional. Much fewer issues than other schools. Good neighborhood too. If you plan to enroll the cut off age is 1st grade or they are too far behind. There is also a waitlist, so enroll as soon as enrollment opens up!

This review is based on two visits to attend the graduation ceremonies for my nephews. Each time, I…read morewas thoroughly impressed by the dedicated staff, the outstanding accomplishments of the graduating students, and how smoothly the overall event was organized. If we lived in the area, I would definitely send my own kids here as well--though from what I gather, it certainly isn't cheap! Overall, it seems like an impressive institution.

University school of Milwaukee provides what we believe to be the best education in the State. As…read morealumni and parents, we've seen it firsthand. USM cares for each student individually and with care for their educational, mental, and physical health. We couldn't be happier.

St. John's Northwestern Academy has been an outstanding experience for our daughter. Being a…read moreprivate school with tuition, it has been well worth it any monetary sacrifice. Since starting in January, she has exceeded all of our expectations academically, personally, and socially. The structure, leadership, and supportive environment have helped her grow in confidence and maturity in a very short time. She has become confident, and so much more happier attending school. We are extremely grateful for the positive impact the school has had on her development and future.

I am a very old graduate of St. John's. As a matter of fact, I attended St John's way back when it…read morewas just called St John's Military Academy. I was blessed to have been sent there by my parents "to straighten me out". It was truly, the best thing that ever happened to me... not that I thought I needed straightening out. St. John's created the environment where I could concentrate on the important on coursework and sports that I needed and/or enjoyed. We marched to breakfast, lunch and dinner. We marched to church (or were bussed to the church of our choice.) I attended for three years and it became the most important three years of my life. My Latin teacher taught me how to think and how to obtain my goals in life. I loved math, biology and physics. I was captain of the gymnastics team. It was an absolute positive experience. I graduated in 1959. I attended college (Engineering), then joined the United States Coast Guard. They sent me to US Navy Flight Training and I became a Coast Guard Air/Sea Rescue pilot for 7-years. United Airlines then hired me to fly for them. After 15 years with United, they brought me into upper management where I Worked and flew as a Flight Standards Captain, flying Boeing 747's around the world. I flew until age 60 (Mandatory retirement age back then), with over 20,400 hours of flight time. Thank you St. John's! You made that all possible. I have two younger brothers who also graduated from St. John's and they both were as successful as I was in adult life.