Great high school…read more Lots of excellent teachers Good sports programs Numerous and varied clubs

Both of my kids attend Washington School, and it's been a great experience so far. All of their…read moreteachers have been kind and caring, and the principal seems like a great guy. The PTO seems to be very involved in raising money for the school and holding activities for students and parents. The building itself is fairly old, with character, but seems to be well taken care of. My kids also love "Wolf Park," the playground the PTO recently built at the school.

This community college offers wide ranging opportunities for continuing education for students of…read moreall ages.

We used Scribbles for daycare from 12 weeks to age 4 for our two daughters. It had the most outdoor…read morespace of any local facility and is great about field trips. Now we do after-school care for our Kindergartener and she loves it. They do crafts, snacks, and playtime. Our kids have always been safe, well cared for, and have had tons of fun at Scribbles. Teachers like Miss Bailey, Miss Emma, and Mr Joe feel like family.

I have absolutely loved our experience with Scribbles! My daughter started after she turned two and…read morehad been with a family member prior. Miss Erica and her team did an amazing job helping my kiddo acclimate to the new environment and routine. She went from only taking contact naps to being able to sleep independently in class, which had been my biggest concern. She then moved to the young pre-k class with Miss Consuela and here is where she really flourished. Miss Consuela and Miss Taniya worked with her a lot and by the time she moved to pre-school, she knew her alphabet, could spell her name, knew all her numbers, shapes and colors. Now that she's in Pre-School with Mr. Joe & Miss Jocelyn she has continued to grow and shine! She's learning more socialization skills and they continue to make sure she's challenged in multiple ways. Completely separate of how invested and dedicated all of her teachers have been to her learning, everyone on staff has been so completely caring, kind and supportive. Everyone from the administration to the teacher's aides obviously genuinely committed to the kids that attend Scribbles. And as a parent, it is such a weight off knowing that when I go to work each day, one thing I don't need to worry about is my daughter. I know she's cared for and loved while she's at Scribbles. Along with taking amazing care of my child, the staff at Scribbles has always been fantastic about working with me. Whether it be questions or concerns or looking for advice, no matter what I've approached them with, I am always given time and patience. Neither my daughter nor myself have ever been treated like just another child or parent. Before starting at Scribbles, we looked at multiple centers. One of the reasons I chose Scribbles was because their teacher to child ratio, especially in the younger classes, was 2-3 kids less than other centers we considered. In regard to cost, they are right in line with other places in town, and in my opinion, offer the highest level of learning and care. If you want the peace of mind of knowing that when they can't be with you, your child will be taken care of and loved, Scribbles is the place to take them!

My biggest issue while at ISU was the parking. I feel I shouldn't have to come hours early just to…read moreget a parking spot. If you pay for parking then it should be available. My first semester I would have to park in a gravel parking lot that was no where near my classes. Not complaining because at least I got a parking spot. Then ISU sold that lot to the apartment complex across the street. Great even less parking! They should change their parking policy during finals week. Milner is open 24 hours yet you're still not allowed to park in the lots between certain hours. You could park in the visitor's lot while it's open. However, it's an inconvenience to have to go move your vehicle to the student lot before the arms go down. Sorry, I don't want to have to gather my things and quit studying because of a crappy parking policy. I got a ticket for parking in the regular lot an hour before scheduled times during finals week. I challenged the ticket and got it reversed. They acknowledge I was right but had to be petty and include a photo of the sign stating the parking policy. One other small issue. I previously attended SIUC. I transferred in. Once I was a student there I was classified no differently than the students who started out as freshman. When I transferred in to ISU, I learned they continue to make a distinction between first year students and transfer students. I found this out after applying for the Comm program. There was a checklist of what was expected of transfer students. I assumed, like at SIUC, this was stuff I needed to do before I transferred in. I went to the workshops they mandated. That's when I learned it was all for nothing because I had to wait until I started attending to go through all this. You have been placed with the mark of the transfer student! Dun dun dun!

I cannot express how much I dislike this school. Secondary education majors are given the most…read moreunnecessary amount of work with uncaring teachers and advisors but supposedly this is a top school for education. This school does not care about its students at all. We have had to come to class in the most insane weather conditions (some of us walk 20 minutes to class every day)

Poor choice of machines, often too busy to get in a good workout as well. More amateur gym goers…read morewon't have much of a problem though.

We came to Illinois Wesleyan for Special Olympics swimming state yesterday. The pool at ISU is…read morebeing remodeled, hence the change in location this year. I have to say that this was a wayyyy better location than ISU. The bleachers at ISU are so awkward and you're always crawling over and tripping over people. The Shirk center observing area is upstairs and goes around the pool. There was lots of room to stand and a few areas to sit down. It did get extremely congested and people refused to move, but still way better than the alternative. There was also a concession stand, vending machines and an ATM. The only downside was that it was extremely hot inside and I felt like I was getting heatstroke (even despite the fact that I prepared myself for the heat by wearing a tank top and skirt - I was still overly hot.) Sitting next to people that are also sweating isn't exactly an ideal situation, but I gladly endured the stench of sweat to see my sister swim.

Great place with affordable art for everyone. Always polite and helpful coop members around to…read morehelp. Excellent addition to our community!

My nail tech, Triston, was very knowledgeable and listened to me and gave suggestions. Very…read morehappy with result!

My experience with Nikki was very good. NIKKI is very professional knowledgeable, She performed…read moremy Keratin to my expectations. Thank you Nikki. Job well done .