The upper elementary school is very nice. Teachers are great with the students. Just wish they had…read moremore summers programs for the children to do.

As a 2006 graduate of FHS, let's just say that I am less than pleased with the education that I…read moregot. It seems as if the teachers aren't really dedicated and not inventive. There were obviously exceptions to the norm, but I was not at all prepared for college. The facilities are very good. I was the last class to graduate from the 'old' high school, and I really wish I could have had at least one year in the 'new' one. The class selection is not very good. Even Webberville has a better selection of classes, and the superintendent who is currently running the schools sounds like an incompetent idiot.

I am a 1988 graduate of Fowlerville High School, I have two sons and a daughter also that have/are…read moreattending Fowlerville Schools. I believe that the teachers are well educated and are willing to go that extra mile to help the children that need extra help. We are school of choice and they provide bus transportation for my Child, we just have to meet down the rd at an alternative bus stop, which is 2 minutes down the road instead of having to drive the 15 minutes in. The Teachers are also very encouraging to the students, and they now offer online courses in which you get your full diploma for high school students.

Great elementary school. Awesome teachers and staff. My kids all love it there. Fantastic education…read moreand they really provide a comprehensive educational experience that will make your children well rounded and help prepare them for future school years! Highly recommended!!!

Stepping Stones is an excellent school. I find Montessori schools refreshing among the choices…read moretoday. I enrolled my son here at 18 months old when he joined the toddler casa. He is currently a second year in the primary class. He has thrived in this atmosphere and without question stands out from his non Montessori peers. Stepping Stones is a private entity with reasonable tuition rates. I love the fact the lead guides have been there for a long time and are really invested in the welfare (saftey and development) of the students. There is a focus on the environment/nature, foreign language (Spanish), music, art and Yoga. This place is pretty impressive. Many parents send their children to traditional day cares where they learn little. You just have to observe to believe that the Montessori method works. I come from a traditional schooling approach and am amazed by this school, faculty, instruction and the resulting kids.

Colleen Carlson is a wonderful head of school! An amazing school with a staff full of caring, smart…read moreand exemplarily people!

I went to Olivet my whole life and I feel like I received the best education available in the area…read more All the teachers were great, the curriculum understandable, classmates for the most part friendly. The only downfall Olivet has is the "poo pond" behind the school. If the wind is blowing the wrong way it can be very miserable around campus. I was in the band 5th-12th, with Mr. David Funk directing. He is an awesome band leader and got Olivet into the best shape musically ever, as far as I'm concerned. All of my brothers and sisters have been in the band and have really enjoyed it also. They take a trip to Disney every couple of years, and although they don't go anymore, I got to journey to Washington, DC which was an absolute thrill. I learned so much. We got to go to the Smithsonian, Lincoln Memorial, the Capitol, Arlington (which I especially appreciate now, since my hubby is in the army), and many other neat and interesting places. I wish they still went. Recently there was a new auditorium built, which is absolutely beautiful and a true priviledge to have in Olivet. They are contructing a new cafeteria for Jr./Sr. high, and I believe it will be done soon. The drama program in the high school is wonderful, with Miss Malia Koger directing. There is an annual spring play put on by the high school. Always entertaining. My junior year we did Grease...that was a blast! When I was in the choir (Fortissimo), Mrs. Kim Faulkner was in charge, and I believe she is still there. It was ok. I mean, for a small town we had a lot of fun. My senior year we took a trip to NYC with the choir. I think they still go on trips, but I'm not sure. Olivet is really a great place to send your kids. I am hoping that we get to send our daughter there in the fall, although I'm not sure which state we'll be living in since my husband's orders are up in September.

I went to this school a while ago it was noice and it was always clean and the food was mehread more

I graduated from the Cooley Law School in 2008. In 2009, I passed the bar exam with the help of…read moreBarbri. Now, it's 2014 and I still have not found full time employment as a lawyer. That's a lot of years out of my life. Some comments: brutal grading curve, high attrition rate, generous scholarships if you have a high LSAT. If I were to do it again, I would have gone to trade school.

I graduated from Cooley in 2014. Cooley has some amazing professors and helped prepare me for the…read morebar exam and practicing once licensed. I passed the bar exam by studying on my own and using the skills I learned in class. Reviews of Cooley are often negative, but the experience is what you make of it. Once licensed, no one will just hand you a job. Some former students seem to have unreasonable expectations. To be successful, you have to network with others and plan your future. Cooley worked for me as well as three other graduates I know. We are all successful and have great jobs. Law school is expensive no matter where you attend. Be prepared and plan for student loan repayment.

I've never attended this place in person, but I decided to write down this review because I'm…read moreplanning to join their Criminal Justice program for my master's degree soon. I found this place to be unique with their degree programs. The admissions counselors were really amazing with their job, and they were also sympathetic with me when I told them about something traumatic that I went through when I was 18. I can't wait to get their Master's degrees in Cyber-crime and Digital Investigations, along with a Law Enforcement Intelligence and Analyst. Basically a dual degree.

Very beautiful campus and visited the Engineering and Law Schools on the weekend where there were…read morenot that many students around. My Dad got his MS in Electrical Engineering here and met one of his best friends Wu Yung Yung, who also did his MSEE. Check out the campus if you are ever in East Lansing!