Butte College is a typical community college to me. The Chico location is where I usually attended…read moreclass. It was conveniently located, offered pretty much every service as main campus and had many class options too. My only complaint is that they don't offer science classes. But then again, it is not the main campus, so I can see why.

I am currently enrolled in the nursing program at the main campus. The teachers and program are…read moreamazing. They are very caring and want you to succeed. Financial aid on the other hand could careless. I don't qualify for financial aid so I need to pull out loans. Unfortunately you can't get a loan without filing for FAFSA, so I filed before the deadline which is at the end of February I believe, and my file is still processing. This school does not release loan applications until the file is completely processed. They do not have them online, they do paper. I have been trying to get a hold of them because school starts August 24th and it takes 6 to 8 weeks for loans to pay out. Last time I checked textbooks are expensive and I need those funds to pay for my books. But the school expects me to put them all on a credit card. So put myself in debt while I am waiting to put myself in debt. That makes sense.

Very informational. Easy to make appointments…read more You can pay with credit card. (Another place a called accepted cash only) They can drive to pick up your kid at any address for lessons. (Very convenient for me with shared custody) Ask for David Rodriguez he was so good with son. Very professional and knows how to work well with my teens. I would definitely recommend this company & instructor if you're looking to get driving lessons.

From the owner: This location serves as our meeting point office. If you need to meet with someone from our team,…read moreplease call our office in advance to schedule an appointment. Local Driving School represents the premier driving instruction in Northern California. We've taught students from the age of 15 1/2 to over 80 years old, and our team is ready to go for you. Every instructor is DMV licensed, patient, and of course professional.

We have been with Chico Christian for the past 6 years. Our second child is in her last year with…read moreChico Christian and our first daughter graduated two years ago and still talks about how much she loved going there...she especially misses the teachers. Chico Christian excels on many levels, but one of the most important to us was their communication across the board. Every employee there is truly special and if we had a third child they would be attending Chico Christian as well. Thank you to all of their staff. My wife and I both highly recommend sending your child to Chico Christian if you're looking for a great and safe daycare.

We've been part of this daycare since my son was about 14 months old, and we can't say enough good…read morethings about the staff and teachers! As a first-time mom, I was nervous about leaving my baby in someone else's care, but they went above and beyond to ease my worries. Everyone here genuinely loves what they do -- they care for the kids as if they were their own, showing real warmth, attentiveness, and dedication to their safety. Updates through the app are so great! They often send pictures and even videos, too. We definitely recommend Chico Christian.

Great place for hourly chidcare drop off. My kids love it. They don't know they are being babysat…read more They think it's a treat

First, Kidspark is a vendor for Far Norther kids with disabilities. My three-year-old has autism…read moreand the program sounded like a great option for a spontaneous date night here. I assumed Far Northern would only fund quality places. Just to preface this tale. Second, for those short on time: let me just say Kidspark works great for my friends' kids who are not on the spectrum or disabled (hence the two stars, not one). If your kids are older, used to childcare, and can TELL YOU what happens to them, I wouldn't see Kidspark being a problem. For my non-verbal kids (one on the spectrum, one neurotypical) it is NOT a safe or reliable source of childcare. Do with that what you will... Third, the long of it: the first time my kids came home STARVING, with dry lips, and parched. They both drank FULL cups of water when they got home. I was shocked. They also scarfed down foods they usually don't eat because they were so hungry. I was charged for two meals each (lunch and dinner). The meals were different than those listed because they ran out. Okay. Whatever. It's all just food. But I wonder what happens when kids have allergies and parents trust the meal plan. Not an issue for my kids, so whatever. My kids being hungry WAS an issue. Staff said "they didn't feel like eating." No attempt to help them eat. None of the ENTIRE BACKPACK of snacks I took for them was touched. Nothing. When I picked them up (the middle of dinner time) my boys were both away from the table with their full plates of food doing nothing. Trusting all of the Far Northern services we've received, I figured it had to be a bad day for staff or some fluke. So, I took them back for round two. SAME EXPERIENCE the second time. My kids were starving and dry as a bone. Both times my kids weren't allowed to nap. When my baby started to fall asleep, I was told they just laid him in the TV room and kids played around him. No tenderness. No quiet area. No attempt at following his needs. Nothing. Let's talk about safety: the ratios here are terrifying. My kids get hurt every time they go there. The place looks like everything would be sticky to the touch. My kids come home covered in dirt and with soiled diapers. The two times I've taken my kids there, I find my two-year-old off in a corner unattended by staff. It's a mess. Financially, I'm disturbed by the fact that Kidspark double dips Far Northern and charges two single child prices for a family. Instead of charging Far Northern less or me less for the second kiddo, they max out the costs for both. They use diapers for one family on another family (I've taken a pack for a full day and it's been completely used in two hours - a pack of 30 diapers... how the heck?!) I'm sure they love the kids... except... not really. I fully admit this job has got to be one of the most stressful jobs around but it doesn't need to be so obvious. It literally seems like they hate kids. I never see a smile when I walk in. The kids are tagged like cattle and turn into numbers to round up and pushed through the gate to "go play." As I drove by for lunch one day, I saw a beautiful child with Down's Syndrome through the glass rocking in the corner behind the counter. Nobody was near him. Other kids were standing away staring. I've had friends with kids on the spectrum cry to me about their children being bullied and bitten and hungry and ignored. Still more have had to pick up their kids early because the staff is so overwhelmed they can't handle meltdowns or misbehavior. Why in the world would a special needs service operate in a place where they have no extra training or support for kids with special needs? Respite? What. A. Joke. I 100% believe this is an unsafe, unhygienic, unfriendly place for kids with special needs. While neurotypical kids may enjoy the independence and play time with friends, I worry for my non-verbal sweethearts' safety. I will be asking Far Northern to take a serious look at who they fund as this place is not only difficult and stressful, it's DANGEROUS. Never again.

This has been my children's daycare for years. My son went here for about 7 years and now my…read moredaughter goes here. I like the staff and they are great with kids. Good location and services. Would highly recommend.

After some false starts with some of the Chico area preschools, I have to say King's Christian is…read moreby far the best choice. My son is excited to go to school everyday, and loves all the teachers there. His skills have grown both socially and educationally! This school is the whole package!

Great School!! TDA…read moreis a four(4) week long Truck Driving school that focuses not only on a student getting their Class A license, but making a student a professional driver. The school is set up for the students to get a lot of time behind the wheel of the truck. They do that by having a maximum of four(4) students to one(1) instructor at all times. If for any reason there would be more than 4 students, they call in another instructor with another truck to make sure they keep those numbers. First week is in the class room learning the basics and getting ready to take the DMV written tests. Once you pass the test the rest of the time you are in the "Yard" learning the ins and outs of driving a commercial truck. The school has two(2) trucks to train you with. They are 10 speed manuals and have "sleepers" on them so they are the kind you would most likely be driving once you got a job. You will learn city and highway driving in Yuba City, Marysville and Sacramento as will a small little towns around the area. You will drive on 99, 70, I 5 and I 80 and small little back roads that are narrow and tight as well as backing up to docks so you will be will rounded. The school is great because if you have a hard time learning, or just take longer than the normal time, the school will continue to work with you until you have passed your driving test with DMV at no extra charge. There have been students there for months and months and the instructors work with them. As long as this is something you want, they will work with you as long as you are not disrespectful and you show up to class. When I took my written test at DMV, they had guessed I came from TDA due to how will I did on my tests. While on my driving test, the DMV examiner made the comment "It was nice for once to ride with someone that knew how to drive" and while I waited outside DMV watching others students from other schools drive, I saw what the examiner was talking about. Out of about 10 student drivers that day, I was one of only two drivers to pass and get my license. The school helps with financing and job placement. The day I passed my DMV Drive test, they had found me a job. The funny thing was, it wasn't a truck driving job. In this school, you are a person, not a dollar sign. I had told them the field I was coming from was hard to find work in and that was why I was switching careers. They found me a job in my original career that paid better than what I had been getting before and would pay better then any job they could find at that time for trucking. This school may cost a little more, but its will worth it with the time and focus they give you and they are the only one that is state certified in the area. If that's not enough, many of the students from the past came by or called up the instructors to let them know how they were doing and to ask them more questions about the industry, and even ask about companies before applying to see if it was what they were looking for. That says a lot to me. Best School ever!!!!

From the owner: Since 1985, Truck Driving Academy has been committed to providing high quality truck driver…read moretraining through a curriculum designed to prepare you for entry-level employment in the trucking industry. It is the objective of our support staff and instructors to create a positive experience for you while you are here. Through classroom courses and hands-on driving experience, you will have the opportunity to perfect your truck driving skills, enabling you to advance quickly in your career as a truck driver. The Over The Road (OTR) truck driver training class trains you in the safe operation of tractor-trailer combinations and prepares you for jobs as a truck driver. Upon completion of this 160-hour course, you will have the skills necessary to obtain employment in the trucking industry and a Certificate of Completion. This 4 week course begins each Monday. 40 hours-week is classroom study, and 120 hours behind the wheel training.

Waste of time, waste if money. I have been to several psychics before and this was a bad…read moreexperience. I left feeling more confused and frustrated than when I arrived with absolutely no insight into anything I had questions about

Margaret is more than a psychic healer. She is caring, approachable, knowledgeable, and FUN! Her…read moredepth of experience gives her a wisdom and perspective that opens doors of awareness I truly didn't see coming.

My mom and I are so grateful for Marylou's mentoring and guidance…read more Marylou's compassion to help others is heartfelt and welcoming. We appreciate all the informational printout and worksheets she provided to us. During our sections Marylou was able to open the door for our conversations to start and helped us to resolve past issues and move forward with a better understanding for each other. The sessions are well worth the cost. Thank you Marylou, for all your support!

Mary Lou is very knowledgeable and a fun and dynamic instructor. I've been a paralegal for 30…read moreyears, and I still learned a lot from her. I highly recommend her training for admins, paralegals, and attorneys. Her handouts were very effective and I still refer to them regularly.

As a parent I couldn't have been happier with our time at Storybook Schoolhouse. The staff was…read moreincredibly caring and attentive and created a warm and nurturing environment for our little one. It was easy to see they care about the kids safety and learning. Our kiddo came home smiling every day, and we appreciated the open communication channels with the staff. Five stars!!!

We started with story book this year and we love it! My daughter who is in pre school loves it, she…read morehas fun and does new activities and arts and crafts daily. They feed the kids breakfast lunch and snacks and it all seems to be healthy options. We love Mrs.Heather and Mr.Gary, they are both so great with the kids. They allow early drops off so we can get to work and we pick up around 5. It's a wonderful preschool with great staff!