The middle school is great but the high school is interesting at best, My cousin goes there and…read moretells us about how lunch is only about 15-20 minutes. are they supposed to shove their food down all quick and have no time to socialize with friends? there's no cafeteria and the lunch is short as hell! There's no good class options or elective options and there's not even enough core classes for everyone there to take and they have to double it one year. The school is also a bit small, for being open for 20+ years you'd think they'd upgrade to a larger building considering there's classes with 30-40 people. This is a realistic review for parents planning to enroll their children here, if anything take them to a public school.

I have two kids that have gone to this school since the sixth grade. Both are in high school now…read moreand we are very happy. We like the small classroom size and the personal touch the teachers are able to give. For being such a small school, they offer a good selection of athletics for both boys and girls from middle through high school

Great school that has been here for ages. All 4 of my older children attended here, and they loved…read moreit . The youngest of of the 4 graduated 5th grade from here in 2012. They all still talk about their friends and the good times they had while in elementary school. My youngest doesn't attend here because we don't live in the area.

This camp has some of the most caring staff and volunteers. I have used this camp multiple times…read morefor small groups for a day AND large groups (70+) for 4 days (3 nights). The camp has upgraded some of its living areas by renovating 7 of the 12 bathrooms in one of the hotel-style buildings - The Lodge. The walk overs to this build have been replaced. A railing has been installed from the driveway down to the bottom level. There is now a sidewalk from the large modern kitchen / dining hall & chapel (which is multi-purpose) to The Lodge. The sidewalk has been continued from The Lodge all the way down the road to the Retreat Center. The Retreat Center has a medium-sized kitchen, a meeting room, a conference room and accommodations. This new sidewalk means the someone who needs assistance can go from the Dining Hall/Chapel all the way down the road to the Retreat Center. The camp also has WiFi in the Dining Hall, The Lodge, and Retreat Center. It will soon have WiFi at the smaller cabin further down the road - Gerhard Cabin.

I was incredibly excited about this field trip. I was aware that the facility would require masks…read more"if indoors". Understanding and agreeing to this, if I had known this field trip would become all about masks, even while outdoors, I would have passed. That being said, my issues with the trip are more than just in regards to masks. Upon arriving, we were instructed to gather for some rules and instructions. Our children were exposed to staff members disclosing their vaccination status. I'm not sure why that mattered and was put in the intro, but absolutely UNNECESSARY. Keep that information to yourself and especially away from my innocent children's ears. If your facility and staff feel adults want to know that information, I suggest you put that on your website or communicate that to the ADULTS planning the trip. After way too long of an intro (which had children losing interest right off the bat), we split into our groups. I can't speak for my older children's group other than what they relayed to me, which was "Our teacher was boring and she talked too much. We were outside and she kept telling us to put our masks on even though we weren't near each other." My younger daughter's group played physical games which kids in this age group enjoy, however, my child injured her ankle and couldn't participate. So she sat unable to participate for the entire first half of the day. While her group did play physically, the teacher in this group also talked way too much. I can appreciate passion for things being taught but when you are dealing with children, too much talking is never good. They lose interest and don't absorb what they are being taught. I asked my children what they learned and if they want to go back they unanimously said "NO" while saying they didn't learn much. That breaks my mama heart as this was suppose to be a fun and educational day. Before leaving, I did take the time to stop into the main office and share the above info. Where I was greeted with hostile responses. I know the world is quite emotional right now but when someone gives honest feedback, it should be welcomed (good and bad). Feedback allows businesses (that care) the ability to see where room for improvement can be made. Being hostile, shows this facility does not care about its future business and does not want to grow. While I respect my children's desire to not return, have my encounter with the front office been different, perhaps I would be open to returning. But given the employees responses, we will not be back again. I'm a big believer in not just leaving a negative review without pointing out some positives... -Their facility is beautiful. -The staff (while pushy and ridiculous outdoors in regards to masking) were polite. -The day was planned well for the multiple age groups attending the event.

Perfect location for a high school in bear creek. Staff is good and a safe location as well.read more

My grand daughter dances at Kelly's and we love it there. Lots of the families have danced there…read morefor more than one generation - mine included. It is a wonderful studio with great teachers who create a warm environment and know how to teach the kids and let them have fun. The Dance Recitals every year are fun to watch and I am looking forward to seeing my grand daughter dance for many years to come.

We have danced with Kelly's for there different generations now in our family and have loved every…read moreminute of it. I love even more seeing the little ones now and experiencing it through adult eyes. Kelly, Dana, Sloan, and Shelby are so all so fantastic.

This is my second time attending a CPR class with Save a Life Now Training Center. The EMS…read moreCertified Instructor is Valentina Cordoba. She is very passionate about CPR and helps the class think of all scenarios. The classes are held in her home and I enjoy the informal setting. She is sweet and knowledgeable. Valentina feels that there is no such thing as a dumb question. She truly cares if you learn and feel confident in your CPR techniques. I will be back to Save a Life Now Training Center in the future. Thank you Valentina for all your insight.

Very informational instruction. Comfortable setting. Valentina put my nerves to ease from the very…read morebeginning. She's very knowledgeable! I feel very secure in CPR training after taking her blended classes.