HANDS DOWN best driving school around!!! Will never go anywhere else. on top of the AMAZING staff…read morethey are very flexible and willing to work with you. The owner will go above and beyond to accommodate your needs. My niece wasn't going to be able to take drivers Ed until the last quarter of her junior year which was over a year out and she was so bummed. We were recommended to Skiles, gave them a call and they explained EVERYTHING answered all of my questions and had her in the next class... she really enjoyed her classes and driving time. Happy to say as of two days ago she is now a LICENSED DRIVER thanks to Skiles. If you are in need of anything when it comes to your drivers license. I HIGHLY recommend SKILES DRIVING SCHOOL IN EAST MOLINE. You will not be disappointed.

The best place to learn how to drive in the Quad Cities. Highly trained staff and newer quality…read morevehicles! Angie who answers the phone is very professional and helpful with every question I had! Shane the owner was very personalable and informative on the rules of the road! I would highly recommend this locally owned family business!

I work 3rd shift. My son is four and has been going here for 2 years. They are great with him. He…read moreloves coming to daycare. Also love they are open 24 hours a day 7 days a week at comparable prices. Thank you live laugh love daycare for provide a fun and loving environment for my son!!!!

The teachers here really care about the kids! I can't tell you how many times I've seen them going…read morea above and beyond to help the kids! The staff are always looking for creative fun things to do with the kids!

We have been going here everytime we are in Iowa visiting family. The staff is friendly,…read moreknowledgeable, thoughtful, and accommodating. I have some physical disabilities and they always work with me and around those to make me.feel comfortable every time! Besides being a great value for the cost. I leave there every time feeling relaxed and my body thanks me!!!

Complete BS. Had 2 - hour and a half massages scheduled for a 1:30 appointment. Called the morning…read moreof to confirm. When we arrive they say your the appointment is at 1 and now can't do them. We drive an hour to get here and we BOTH tip 40 each time and that's all the better they can do... Never again.

Had the pleasure of visiting here while performing my work related duties…read more A huge thank you to Kai Swanson. What a wonderfully nice man. Cafeteria left nothing to the imagination. Every possible food item you could want Great learning atmosphere. I wish I was college age just so I could attend this amazing learning institution Thanks for the great tour and lunch

This college looks impressive on paper and during campus tours, which is exactly why my child chose…read moreto attend. Unfortunately, the reality was very different and the decision turned out to be a major mistake. Students are treated more like high schoolers than college adults, with policies and oversight that feel controlling and out of step with what most families expect from a university. The most alarming issue, however, is how the school appears to handle rape and sexual assault. From what we witnessed, the system seems to protect perpetrators far more than it protects victims. Individuals accused of serious misconduct appear to face minimal consequences, while victims can feel ignored, blamed, or even vilified for speaking up. That kind of environment discourages reporting and raises serious concerns about student safety. Drugs and alcohol are also clearly present on campus, yet the systems meant to monitor and address these problems seem ineffective. We did ask questions about safety and student well-being before enrolling and, unfortunately, believed the reassurances we were given. In hindsight, the reality did not match the rhetoric. Overall, the college does a very good job marketing itself and creating a positive first impression. Unfortunately, our experience suggests that the reality behind the brochures is far less reassuring. Families considering this school should ask difficult questions about student safety, accountability, and how serious incidents are actually handled.