Here We Grow Preschool is one of the best parenting decisions we've ever made for our two boys…read more Miss Mandy is absolutely wonderful with the children. One of our kids has special needs, so the smaller size of Here We Grow was perfect for him to receive the extra attention and guidance that he needed to further his development, and he could have fun while not being overstimulated by a large number of children. The progress he made across two years at Here We Grow was absolutely amazing. Miss Mandy is great at setting expectations while also making learning fun for the kids. She is also great at assessing each child's needs and determining what might be beneficial for them to succeed in her classroom and also outside the classroom. Here We Grow is also a wonderful way to prepare for Kindergarten given the structured schedule. Miss Mandy is also great at communicating with parents and even taking extra time out of her schedule to email and meet with parents. We really feel that we are on the same team with her and developed a partnership and she's great at offering guidance, support, and encouragement. We couldn't be happier with the education our kids have received at Here We Grow Preschool and we highly recommend it. It's been a great place for our kids to learn and grow and to also make some new friends. They are always excited to see Miss Mandy, so that's a terrific indicator of what a wonderful influence and teacher she is.

This was my second visit to Doane University. There are well-placed signs on the major roads to…read morepoint you in the right direction. However, once you arrive on campus, even with a map, it is a bit tricky to find certain buildings. The campus is very pretty and well-maintained. The athletics facilities are very nice, especially the athletics offices and board rooms. Parking wasn't a problem, and the students are extremely helpful and friendly to point you to the right building or directions. One student even followed me to make sure I found the right building which was greatly appreciated.

Great University with an award winning gorgeous campus, blending historical building with modern…read morearchitecture. Always a place I feel welcome and appreciated.

My grandson was not accepted to this school 1-1 1/2 weeks before he was scheduled to start. My…read moredaughter and her husband were put on a waiting list to get into this school to find out through e-mail that he threw toys (mind you, he's 21 months old) and was a danger to himself and others. My son-in-law got a second job and they both changed their work schedules just so my grandson could attend this (so-called) wonderful learning experience of a school. My daughter and son-in-law were told that the school could tell that my grandson was from a (BROKEN) home, so if you are divorced, have a child and you're not married, or don't have a family life like FATHER KNOWS BEST or THE WALTONS------Forget this school!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

CCM has been a wonderful place for our children to grow up (they've been there for 4 years and have…read more1 left). One of our children attending has a disability and they've been most accommodating of it. All of the staff are passionate about Montessori and teaching children and it shows. Our kids have developed into caring and well-behaved little people who crave intellectual stimulation due to their schooling. The negative comments about this establishment should be taken with a grain of salt. I would highly encourage parents to investigate the school for yourselves. You will no doubt find, as we did, that all of the staff are very respectful and consider each child individually for the program.

My daughter enjoyed the course, did well with the in class course. Passed her written test. No real…read moreissues or critiques with the driving. When it came to test time, she apparently had all sorts of issues, we worked on those, re-tested, and everything she did well on the first time was now apparently a problem, and they were things that had never been an issue for her, like speeding, annoyingly under, with both of her parents always telling her what the posted limit is and it's ok to drive it. I think they just wanted another $70 from us. The thing that sucks, we don't get the credit for the passed drivers education course work. I will not be using Road Ready with my other children!

My daughter did the online class and then in person driving lessons and test. I feel that she…read morelearned a lot and it all helped prepare her to be a safe driver.

NWU school of Social Work rocks it all day!!!read more

This might be the best summer care program for school age kids in Lincoln! The amount of activities…read moreand enrichment is unbelievable for the price. My 3rd grader adored all the teachers! Ms Katie runs a fantastic program.

Tenured staff with experience and education! Coddington Learning Center is a small center, so all…read morethe staff members knew my child and had a great relationship with him. I never had a hard time and drop off, he would go to any of the teachers happily. They communicate with parents regularly and really get to know your family the best they can. They really care about my son and our family. They also have the lowest rates I've been able to find in Lincoln AND offer tuition assistance through Lincoln Littles!

I have some things to say about this place I hear and I have seem. I am a Deliver Drive and the…read morestaff at the front gave me so much disrespect it was not funny and all .I said was hi I am here to Deliver this for to ------- .she took it and close the door fast and just having the door open it smell of pee. So it look like some employees don't get pay as much like never got a pay raise. So if they don't pay the employees good why will I let the people watch my kid. So I stop talking my kid there for 1 the smell 2 the employees for 3 the changer time for over time like 1 min I payed 5 dollars. And the fight for boss and a employee is not something my kid needs to here. So the boss needs to pay all they employees real or just not have good employees.

I love this school! The teachers are so dedicated to the kids and to the school. Let's support…read moreand life this school up in prayer!

The school is in disarray due primarily to a complete lack of leadership at multiple levels to…read moreinclude the principal, CVA School Board Chair, and Superintendent. I have viewed actions and inactions of key leaders the last 5 years which clearly put the children attending CVA in great spiritual, physical, and emotional danger. 30 students were pulled from the school prior to the start of this school year due to significant issue. The same issues being addressed by parents across the nation with "out of touch" school boards and school leadership are prevalent at CVA. -An elementary student confronted another student and threatened to kill him. The parents said CVA leadership did nothing about the situation and they pulled both of their students from CVA. -Eight minority students were victims of bullying and racism by what parents said were "white donor family students" and parents said leadership at all levels did nothing. This included making comments like "Go back to where you came from," "You don't belong here," and "lynching" directed at the African American student. -Students/parents state Critical Race Theory was taught in the Middle School. When I asked the School Board Chair he said, "He was already aware of the situation" and the principal determined it "was not being taught, but the subject came through discussion." This stance is contrary to what students and parents say occurred. Sadly, the School Board Chair also stated, "there are Christians and Adventists who view value attached to CRT." -An elementary male student was sexually assaulted by another boy who stated, "You're going to be my boyfriend whether you want to be or not." The same victim was later physically assaulted by the same boy then physically assaulted by a group of children. The parents spoke with leadership at all levels and say, "nothing was ever done." The father even brought it up at a school board meeting and CVA leadership acted very cowardly in neither apologizing nor affirming what had happened. -At the May school board meeting the principal brought up a situation at school involving numerous girls dressing inappropriately yet said nothing about the issues involving sexual and physical assaults or CRT. This total lack of transparency is common not only toward parents, but school board members. Do not assume that because the sign at the front of the school says "Adventist" you have nothing to worry about. This could not be further from the truth at CVA.