We love Jefferson Schools! There is an amazing Recreation Center for the family with an Olympic…read moresize pool, walking track, racquetball, workout rooms, basketball courts, and a lot of classes for residents! Huge outside track to walk on in the summer.

Franklin High School had been the birth place for bullying. Every day I go there, I just want to…read morerun out of the building and jump off the bleachers, I wanted to after people recorded me taking a number 2. From kids breaking my AirPods, getting assaulted, making instagram account about me making me feel suicidal and now I get recorded in the locker room while I'm taking a number 2. Maturity no longer exists here. Franklin High School= A Cesspool. I'm sorry, but the school authorities don't care enough to stop bullying. It's amazing so many people haven't lost their minds while getting bullied here. I'm not the only person who's going through these things, if they don't stop, who's to say these animals won't do the worst?

Franklin High School was built in 1962 and it is still going strong! I was in the class of 1966,…read morethe first group to go thru all three years there. It was a great school then and is a great school now. They have a good academics record, active sports program, fantastic music department, excellent teachers, a very informed and involved principle, supportive parents, and lots of school spirit. The building and equipment are up to date. This is a school students, teachers, parents and alumni should be, and are, very proud of. I know I am.

Came to the La-Z-Boy Meyer Theatre on the campus of Monroe Community College to see Louie Anderson…read moreperform. Never heard of this place before, so was not sure what to expect. We purchased tickets online and without issue - the cost was reasonable and the seats we got were excellent. It sure is tough to find this place - it feels like it is in the middle of nowhere. You drive and drive and then all of a sudden you see the college campus. Parking is free and not a bad walk from the parking lot to the building. The building/lobby is a bit outdated with boring white walls and not much to the lobby. Bathrooms were clean and had plenty of stalls. Our tickets were scanned with an iphone and you had to wait in the hallway of the stage to get your ticket scanned. There were a few workers showing patrons where to sit but we found our seats ourselves. The stage was a decent size and I was impressed with how comfy the chairs were. There was a VIP seating area that was on the second floor and to the wings of the amphitheater. No food or drink allowed. Louie's performance was excellent, audio was good, and overall no complaints. My only complaint is that we sat on the end where the exits were and workers of the theatre stood on the side the whole time to watch Louie. They weren't noisy but it felt a bit distracting knowing people were standing right next to me while I sat - more of a paranoid feeling? But this was my only concern. It appeared like Louie Anderson was their biggest performance of the season but they were advertising other small shows and events.

Love going here for the annual Thanksgiving breakfast before the Detroit parade. The people are…read morenice, the food is good, the coffee is hot, and the parade is just awesome.

Cass Technical High School is a very nicely designed building.  From the exterior it exudes…read moreconfidence and ability.  The parking is more than adequate on the grounds but in the surrounding neighborhood it is difficult to find parking.  Approach to the building is difficult especially during the limited rush hours that occur.  It is an important school in the area and focuses on preparatory courses and activities for those students seeking to continue on to college. The school building is a bright point in the area it is located in.  The green and orange colors reflect and shine in the morning and afternoon hours.  It is used for large community gatherings as well as it has adequate seating in its auditorium and gymnasium structure.

For a community college, it's pretty nice. The environment is very relaxing and the landscaping is…read morebeautiful. The reason I rate it so low is probably because I look forward to a larger educational environment but I do like it there however.

I will admit that initially during my time at WCC I loved it but could not wait to get to a bigger…read morecollege. Now, I actually miss it, and LOVE it! I am proud to say I graduated from WCC! They have college professors from Eastern Michigan University, University of Michigan, and other nearby colleges. They do a great job preparing you for the larger universities! When I started there there was no LGBT Resource Center. However, by the time I left I had helped to establish one and it was growing by leaps and bounds by the time I graduated and quickly headed for its own room/office! It was a very loving and welcoming atmosphere, and a little ahead of their time, with some of the services and options they offer their students.They are very well equipped for a community college!