After seeing a lot of High Schools and attending this one, I have to give some props to the way the…read moreschool runs. District is slightly deaf to the HS and students although their offices are IN the HS... but they lock the doors to keep students out, nice job guys... They spend a lot of tax payer money to keep this thing squeaky clean with the renovation and the athletic facilities are on par and above what most schools budget. With two gyms, massive field property owned by the school, indoor pool, track, stands, stadium seating, full track field event structure, its a good school. The school has a strong academic staff with well trained personnel and devoted teachers that will be there long term, they are paid extremely well as far as the public school sector pricing goes compared to city of Milwaukee (MPS) masses that employ most of the teaching staff in the area. Your child will be challenged both academically and socially. Almost ever single teacher will interact with parents if they take the first step. There are issues brewing as Greenfield transitions the population and they see a more diverse student body. The place is layered with security and police, like most modern schools now require, and there is a fair handle on student related crime. They have also addressed the staff and have adequately fired several individuals for misconduct involving students, I would like to dock the school a star for this, but they have zero tolerance and I guarantee you every HS has an issue, but gag orders usually keep these things tied up in litigation. Ask around... I would like to note one major flaw that almost took this down to 3 stars, career and counseling program at Whitnall is weak, extremely weak. They do not interact and prepare students for college like I have seen at other schools. The recruitment numbers are based on entrance to college, not preparation. I have witnessed a fair share of failure of the lives of whitnall's graduating classes due to their ill prepared college life transition. Many of the students drop out and work in the area, it is sad. I went for advice pre-college and really got no substantial information. They need a pre-college system for acclimation and take the job more seriously. Love hate relationship with the alma mater. There is a hard headed management aspect to the school but overall you have way more pluses than minuses here, I'm just dishing on the bad because the good is obvious if you walk through the halls.

Athletics are poor but the academics are best in the city of Greenfield.read more

Right away I could tell that Debbie cares deeply for her students and has tons of compassion. She…read morehelped my daughter move from being totally shut down to being willing to learn again! By the end of the year she had advanced 3 grade levels in math! I can't thank her enough!

My son started at Orchard Lane in Kindergarten and is now in sixth grade. I've been really…read moreimpressed with the school overall. The teachers are highly qualified, hard working, and most do a great job communicating with parents --classroom newsletters, emails when needed, a schoolwide weekly newsletter. The curriculum seems good; my son has learned a lot. There's opportunity to go ahead if a challenge is needed (like taking a higher math level). My son has had small class sizes every year except one. Students have many arts options. In addition to regular art and music, the older grades can participate in choir, orchestra, band, or school play and these teachers do an excellent job. Sometimes there are after-school clubs offered, like Pokemon club or learning another language. The PTA (it's called Parent Faculty Council here) does a fantastic job and puts on fun events for the kids, pays for classroom field trips and school wide activities during the school day as well as hosting optional evening events (arts showcase, movie night, roller skating, trunk or treat, etc.) The PFC has a main fundraiser in the fall and your child (meaning you) will be asked to participate. It's for a good cause but if you hate fundraising, maybe just donate to it yourself. I feel that this school, like most schools in this country, could use more funding and the staff higher salaries -- but that's not specific to Orchard Lane. Our family hasn't needed to use more formalized plans or additional services for academic or behavior issues but I know they are available. The teachers have worked with us informally on getting behavior where it needs to be (trouble sitting still, overly talkative, blurting out answers and so on). I think there are plans in the future to add an outdoor/nature classroom and to update the playground. These may be expensive projects so I have no idea of a timeline -- but something to look forward to.

Best school ever but on school picture day they thought my brother was another person and when we…read moregot our school pictures a week or two later they had someone else's picture for my picture but they fixed it

Excellent because education is stressed not wokeness BSread more

Would not recommend, at least the online program. Several courses format had multiple spelling and…read moregrammar errors which doesn't help me trust them as a legit college. One class had outdated information from 1.5 years before I took the class. Cannot rate program or school as a whole, only the specific teacher/class at the time you are taking it, which doesn't make me comfortable being honest at that time.

I'm grateful to God for leading me to Herzing University because I was able to attend and…read moresuccessfully complete nursing school classes online all while raising my little guy. This was not the easiest feat that I have endeavored, but taking this one step and applying myself, with my strong support system cheering and praying with me, and with some amazingly dedicated professors on my side, I am able to invest more time, energy, and money into my family's future as an MSN, RN! Thank you, Herzing! You are the vehicle that God had me use to help me help others in my lifelong ministry of serving others in any way that is set before me! So, if anyone is curious about how to successfully complete nursing at Herzing, I suggest you lighten your load and prepare to squeeze out long nights, long weekends, and push yourself and go get what you want! Ask hard questions, join a Herzing community of learners, get tutored, go to class, start assignments early, and make the most of your experience as a Herzing student! Best wishes and success to us all!!!

Good to see the High School I started at in 1966, spent one year and moved to Texas. I heard they…read moredumped the North Star and the team logo. Building, and grounds looked great. I recognized the classroom I had for World History, first floor. Back in the day, because we had so many students. I went to school from 7-2, other shifts were 8-3 and 9-4. Loved the old school, lots of memories. By the way the school I went to in Texas has been replaced with a new school and the old build was raised.

I travel all over for work, which naturally means I've seen a lot of yoga studios. This is by far…read moremy favorite. Every day I walk in and am greeted by name. The instructors help create a calming yet welcoming environment for the classes offered. While there can be 30 other people in class some days, the instructors take the time to make sure every individual in class is properly doing poses and feel comfortable to push themselves. I have a limited time left in WIS and will miss Everyday Bliss! I can't get this wonderful experience anywhere else I go.

Nice facility. Very few people there, including staff. My first time there, to check it out, I…read morewaited in the lobby for 20 minutes and saw no one. The couple of yoga sessions I did participate in, had a max of 4 people, one other was just me and the instructor, who was focused on the camera for virtual participation. I was expecting a really pleasant experience but didn't return after a few classes.

Our older boy is in his second year at Pleasant Prairie, and we have really loved it. The teachers…read moreand principal have been very responsive and helpful. There are multiple events after school led by the teachers and the active PTA. Finally the library is stellar. Every time I go there is always some activity and lots of toys (in addition to the books).

The school has been nothing but a nightmare! My 5 year old daughter who has cerebral palsy has been…read morepushed to the ground broken lipped, hurt constantly by other children, not paid attention to in class so another boy could strike her with scissors. The school refuses to give her, her medication since it is an all natural form and not a chemical. When visiting the classroom the teacher had her cell phone in her pocket and when it ring she actually opened it up to see who is calling. If you don't have to put your child in the school I would say get them to a different one. My biggest regret is I cannot afford a private school for her.