My child has attended KCDS for a year now (middle school) and we are thrilled! Personalized…read morelearning, caring teachers, safe environment, leadership opportunities and cross age learning all make KCDS a wonderful school. They have preschool through 8th grade and are welcoming to all students including LGBTQ, new students transferring at any grade, various cultures, etc. Highly recommend KCDS!

This school is simply amazing. Our son just started kindergarten there and it's impressive to see…read morehow he is learning. He loves his teachers and we love them for everything that they are doing. He has Spanish 4x a week, Gym 3x a week, Computers/Tech, Library, and Art. It's a STEM school that truly teaches critical thinking at every level. They also teach to the level of each child....something that most public schools cannot do. We are always greeted with a smile and staff in the school knows our child's name. They have morning care and aftercare available on the premise if you need it.

The most outrageous school in the country. I went here throughout all of my highschool years; 95%…read moreof the teachers are extensively unprofessional, judgmental, and superficial. If you don't play sports or participate in extracurricular activities, you are looked down upon. They favor students that are "kiss ups" and give them remarkable grades even if their work is pure trash. I had multiple teachers flunk my work because I didn't suck up to them or act fake, even though my work met all of their criteria and actually usually surpassed it. If you have an original personality, it's like they're jealous of you. If you stick up for yourself you are hated just because you have a voice and don't agree with every little thing that spews out of their mouths. It's a shame that in this day and age teachers have the opportunity to demote someone's work based on if they enjoy them as a person. Your job as a professional teacher is to grade the students' based on their knowledge and execution; regardless of how they act. Some of the staff really need to have their positions terminated. I was so sick of putting my time and effort into my work just to fail. I decided to take a few online classes through their E2020 program (where teachers cannot judge you because there is no physical interaction), and I got all A's. The Lakeshore High School staff needs to grow up, get off their high horses, and realize that these kids are here to learn... not be dragged into unnecessary drama that constantly makes them feel distraught and distressed. I highly advise you to steer clear of this highschool if you are thinking about attending. The number of students that have transferred or dropped out of Lakeshore is tremendously high as well. Wow, I couldn't imagine why. Go to a school that values you as a person and where the staff actually knows how to act like grown adults.

Great staff but the service is a little slow, like 7 hour wait time is insane though they have good…read morethings you can do during those 7 hours.

Coloma elementary School all I can say is just sad. The staff are mean and have no respect for the…read morestudents or their family. My child has come home with a bruise and I have been touched by a teacher. the school holds no responsibility and thinks this is okay. If you have other options I would highly suggest not enrolling your children in Coloma.

Love this school. So sad the previous teacher just retired. She was so great with our first grader…read more I am excited to meet the new staff. The school is professional, personal, and centered on Christ's redeeming love.

A learning oasis in the middle of the Midwestern desert. Beautiful campus, mediocre facilities,…read moreoutstanding teachers. The best thing that ever happened to me growing up in South Bend. Outstanding. You are lucky to have this special school in such an unlikely place.

As a parent of two SCS graduates, this was the best gift I could have given to my children. The…read moreschool and faculty not only provide an excellent academic foundation, but also instilled the importance of leadership, character, and individual growth. They left with the confidence to excel in high school, college, and adulthood.