My son started his first year in Toledo, Ohio! Beautiful campus, lots of school atmosphere.read more

Ok place to watch a college football game. The stadium is small but well situated on University of…read moreToledo's main campus. Funny, when the home team scores a touch down a cannon fires off a shot. It is a tradition there that is LOUD and scary especially if you are sitting near it like I was. Preparing to watch a game here, you should pack a seat cushion because the stadium has aluminum bench seats. The stadium rents portable cushioned seats with backs on them. The restrooms are old but clean. The best part about this stadium is the parking. It is nearby, plentiful and FREE at most locations.

great faith based education. Teachers and staff are great!…read moreSmall class sizes help students learn better.

Great school! The education is top-notch. Almost all of the students who attend St. Rose score very…read morehighly on the placement test at one of the local Catholic high schools. The school community has a very "homey" atmosphere, and most of the students know each other from kidnergarten to eighth grade. The only thing I have noticed here is some mild racism. The school is VASTLY white and Catholic. There is only one African American kid in the whole preschool-eighth grade school. There is not any bigotry toward Asian, Native American, or Hispanic children, but I have noticed much racism towards the one African American child. Like I said, almost everyone here is Catholic besides being white, and the whole people that aren't are of another Christian faith.

This place is great! The best teachers and my daughter knew how to write her name before leaving…read morepreschool. The teacher prepares the kids for kindergarten Mrs. Kaiser is one of the best and my daughter is 9 but, still remembers her and the great experience. My older 2 went to Jefferson's preschool and although the teacher was great it was not worth the money and did not teach the kids as much as this place.

it is a great school . we have decided our kids are staying there they learn so much better thereread more

This school is absolutely amazing, The project based learning really helps the children apply…read moreeverything the have learned into something more tangible. The project based learning allows the students to gain a much better understanding of what they are learning and as a result are able to retain that information. The facilitators are all amazing and show GREAT care for not only my son but all of the children. The entire staff from the facilitators to the administrative staff are really invested in helping the children become the best them they can be. We took our son out of a Montessori school and we travel 25-30 minutes everyday(sometimes 2-3 times a day) to bring him to iLEAD Spring Meadows because the school is providing him with the education that is going to help him to become a creative-leader that will be able to keep up with the changing times of today's advance society, which is something he just wasn't getting from his previous school. His growth from when he first started to the end of his first year was amazing. He is scoring higher than his grade level in math and he has been grabbing books and sounding out the words and reading them all summer. He is going into the 1st grade and I am so very excited to see his continued growth progress. If you are looking for a school that embraces technology, teaches your child (even as young as Kindergarten) not only the basics of computers but also coding, that allows your child to be creative and express themselves in art and dance, that works with your entire child (the social/emotional and academic), that takes the time to work with your child individually, that allows your child to be themselves and embrace and love who they are, that teaches them there are many ways of doing things instead of just one, that teaches them about the world and the many cultures within it and a school that helping to mold your child into the LEADER of tomorrow then iLEAD Charter School Spring Meadows is definitely the school for you. My son LOVES it here and he tells EVERYONE about his school and his passion for it. When my child is excited about going to school, sad when it is summer break and he can't go to school and learn and shows so much pride in his school that his 6 year old self basically yells it from the roof tops lets me know I made the right choice in bringing him here and that our long travel to the school is beyond worth it.

Took lovely donation book box during hours posted on website. Heavy box on a 85 degree day. Door…read moreclosed, oh no! But guy inside opened door, yay! But NO. He would not allow the books inside. Huh??? There was a metal box in a breezeway that said donations. Ok so I placed books underneath so someone with some ambition could sort in the morning. Nope, guy comes out and says I am littering. Took books to Goodwill. Don't know what was up with this apparently lazy man. Won't donate again despite being a generous patron over the years.

My son loves coming here. He like the natural playground, honey bees and feeding the fish in the…read moregeodome. We always bring a dollar so he can pick out a few books too.

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.

My child loves st rose so much. I'm so glad she is able to learn in such a good environment. My…read morechild complains about the lunches but she is a very picky eater

First of all, the address listed here is just one of the Sylvania Elementary schools in the…read moreSylvania School System. Although, it was my elementary school and is a place I will always remember attending. My childhood memories were spent here with teachers that were so kind and helpful to aid me in learning. I remember the reading competitions that the grades had to see who could read to earn a trophy. I still have the trophies in my room...lol. I remember when there was a red car on the playground and I remembered when the playground guards would tell you to not throw snow b/c some kids would get hurt when it had ice in it and it would injure them. This elementary school was the school I had the best times at as a child. My street was right behind the school and I remember once yelling to my house at the edge of the playground thinking that my mom might be able to hear me...I didn't realize that she was most likely inside and wouldn't hear me at all. I loved gym class, art and music. I rememember my 2nd grade teacher letting me bring in my parakeet to show the class. I remember getting stickers on my paper and I remember the art show that the school had which was when the students artwork would be shown in the hallways. Overall, I had some wonderful lasting memories at this school. I will always remember attending Whiteford Elementary and learning about so many things. I like to think that part of the reason I want to become a teacher is because they had given me such personal attention and such pride in my work as a child and that I look up to them because of that:)