Strayer is by far the best school I ever attended. I transferred a year ago, and it has been the…read morebest decision I have ever made. I work harder because the professors and classmates make engagement warming and enriching throughout the course. There are different resources available and tutoring programs to assist you throughout your journey. I would recommend signing up today! It is affordable; classes are flexible for online/ on-campus use.

Now that the pandemic is "over" in that the libraries are reopened for browsing and study, I had a…read morechance to check out this pretty amazing library. Modern, open, airy. None of the stuffiness that you might expect from a classic library. With open stacks and lots of well organized books, this is a bright and clear space. There are a bunch of study desks along the huge windows. Most of them have power outlets nearby which is helpful because the library also has a free and unfiltered wifi. While you do need to be a resident to borrow books, no account is needed for Internet access. I found two or three books I liked, taking two of them to a comfy seat to ensure that they were what I wanted. Checkout is super easy and completely unattended. I'm very pleased with this branch! [Review 15370 overall, 872 of 2021, number 2922 in North Carolina.]

Back when life was free and we could gather together I met a friend and her kids here to explore…read morethis library branch. This was both our first times at this branch. The kid area isn't that big but does seem to be about 1/3 of the library. They don't have a lot of dress up or play areas but they have a lot computers. We had a large group so we had to double up on the computers. I found some good books to check out and a few movies also. The staff was pretty helpful but even though they are on the other side of the computers they seem be a little ways away from the kids area. The restroom is on the other side of the branch away from the kids area. The branch is clean and was very quiet. It was a rainy day during our visit. They had a cool view of outside and it made it very cozy to be tuck inside the library. Mountain Island Branch 4420 Hoyt Galvin Way, Charlotte, NC 28214 (Review 475 overall, 19 of 2021)

My daughter catches a shuttle bus from North Meck to her high school in uptown. I have come to know…read moresome of the administrators and teachers just by seeing them in the parking lot. The school seems to be well maintained, I have never seen a piece of trash anywhere. This is also where a lot of the school buses are parked overnight, they have a very large parking lot.

The Charlotte-Mecklenburg library district offers a number of very nice regional and special…read morelibrary settings: the South Park Regional, South County Regional, and the library collaboration with the Children's Theatre of Charlotte ... ImaginOn: The Joe & Joan Martin Center on Seventh Street downtown to name just three. Each has specialties that make them individuals. The ImaginOn: The Joe & Joan Martin Center collaboration between the library district and the Children's Theatre is a hands down wonder. While some libraries specialize in library things (games and toys) to engage kids and others specialize in library materials (books and puzzles), ImaginOn has it all ... including plays and story times. The library itself is free to enter, multi-story, newish, clean and easy to get to, with available parking that is free for 90 minutes with a stamped ticket. This facility absolutely had everything to stimulate kids of all ages ... probably 2 to 12 being the sweet spot. Do make a point of finding your way here for a visit someday ... you'll be glad you did. Highly recommended.

Great place for children. Lots of books and activities and it's all free…read more Very clean and spacious.

Let me be honest. For a Christian school they sure don't act…read morelike it. They have a few LGBTQ students, which nothing wrong with that, but it doesn't seem very Christian. Factuality: some teachers do not having teaching degrees, yes they might be a good teacher but it was hard learning when your math teacher has to look up how to help you on math problems. but I should have to feel the need to leave a PRIVATE school to a public school in hopes of getting better education since all public school teachers have to have a teaching degree. I had a male teacher who would make degrading "jokes" and if you didn't find it funny he would say you didn't have humor, jokes should be funny not rude. Also same teacher would talk about a student to other teachers or students. As long as you're apart of the church you won't get in serious trouble. Sports: they have a great basketball, and that's it. They don't put in money toward the soccer team, the softball team, or any other sport but basketball. They have also said they will not be adding a lot of students since they will have to go from a 3A-4A school, which means they wouldn't be the best at basketball and win every game. But they are missing out of a lot of talent when you won't size up. They also have problems bulling but there really is no big concern, you might get detention and that's it. Honestly hope to see this school get better in the future

Great family atmosphere where students get a great education with a Christian world view. Very…read moreimpressed that a high percent of students go off to great 4 year college. They have a great arts and drama/chorus department with some of the plays I've seen in Cabarrus County. You have to go see one.

This is a very good school, and I highly recommend it. It's small classes can give a student one on…read moreone time with the teacher. It's staff are super nice, and are always willing to help, and the lunches are absolutely delicious.

Administration turn over is super high here and is reflected in employee and student turn over as…read morewell. It is not a stable environment! This was a good school 3 years ago, but has gone down hill, quicker with every passing year. Don't make the same mistake we did and fall for the marketing and admissions hype. They sell a good story, but after you are in, the dream becomes a nightmare. We are not coming back next year and we dread having to work with the registrar and admissions to get our transcripts for our children.

Queens grant community school was the best school I've been to Mrs.Borders was the kindest out of…read moreall she helped us and never yelled at us unlike other teachers like mrs.cobbler if anyone's getting a raise it's Mrs.Borders and Mrs.Tolchin is the kindest principal out of all and Mrs. Adam was also VERY kind

What a beautiful building…read more I just went for the Piedmont Grown conference and I'm astounded by how nice this place is. I can't really comment on what all goes on here on a regular basis, but hope the conference is here again next year. Plenty of space for small gatherings and very useful classrooms.