I enjoyed my time at Argus High (class of 2008). It wasn't great but it wasn't bad at all. Shout…read moreouts to Fosenburg, Mr. Fry, and Ms. Cimadomo!

Why in the world can you not rate the school on Google. They have it turned off so nobody can put a…read morerating for others to read to make a decision. What are they hiding. My granddaughter went here and these women were horrible. They gossip they chose sides between mothers and fathers that were separated And wouldn't listen to the parent that was trying to complain. They would be friend the mother's and then be condescending towards the fathers that they had questions to ask. I don't understand why the school is still opened. We tried to find out what the monthly payment was Because my son had to pay half and his ex-wife would not give him that info she would just verbally tell him what he owed and the owner would not give my son any information on the prices. I would never recommend this glorified daycare center

I did a lot of research prior to enrolling my child into the MERCED MONTESSORI School. He…read morepreviously attended a Montessori school in Modesto and I was very hopeful that the Merced school would have a similar approach and standard. It quickly became apparent this was not the case. I did not feel my child was emotionally supported at the pre-school, there was lack of attention on the students during play time (I saw two students physically hurt each other while behind the teachers back), and I personally had to take away two dead cockroaches from a group of students who were playing with them during recess. The teachers refused to let my child eat his lentil chips claiming they were unhealthy while simultaneously offer Ritz Crackers and plastic wrapped processed cheese slices during snack time. During the first week, I picked my child up from day care, only for him to show me a massive 4 inch cut down his arm. To my surprise not one of the teachers could explain how or when it happened. My child attended for a total of six days before I decided that his well-being was not prioritized in the school. I will say, there are many people who love this school for their students. It's possible that we got a very unfortunate look into their summer programming. Ultimately, I did not feel my child was safe and decided to find another pre-school.

I could not have asked for any driving school better than Sam's Safe Driving School. The training…read moreis affordable, the instructor is good, patient and wonderful at what he does. My experience was memorable and I will recommend this driving school to anyone, anytime, any day. Experience Sam's Safe Driving School and thank me later!

Great service would 1000% recommend. The instructor was really helpful with guiding me through…read moreeverything I needed and covered everything that was on the driving test and perfected it. Big thanks to him he's a great guy loved the convos we had, time flew by really fast.

It is a very nice school. Lot of play area for the children to play in with a verity of play ground…read moreitem to play on and with. However the office staff isn't very understanding of family emergencies or reasons why a parent needs to take their child out early. All they do is keep reminding you of policies. Its like yes we know them but some thing cannot be prevented.

PARENTS BEWARE! PLEASE READ PRIOR TO ENROLLING YOUR CHILD(REN):…read more Prior to enrolling my child here several years ago I did a lot of research on this schools and the districts and found only positive feedback regarding McSwain Elementary. My daughters first years here under a previous staff was beyond amazing! Sadly, within the last couple of years, this school's administrative staff and new principle: Lauren Lanum/Vice Principle: Hector Perez and especially the Superintendent Andrew Kersten have completely lost sight of safety and responsibility for the children who attend this school. My child has experienced both discrimination for medical reasons and had been bullied a total of 8 months within one school year. When dangerous situations occurred and death threats were made upon her life nothing was done to stop it even though adults in charge were notified. My child was told by those in charge to ignore the bullies. My child became so traumatized to the point of wanting to take her own life because of the constant torment. I emailed, called & visited for various administrative help about the dangers and suicidal feelings my daughter was having due to the bullying and no one batted an eye except for the school counselor Vanessa Granados. (Thank goodness for her!) The principle Lauren Lanum could care less. Both she and the superintendent Andrew Kirsten hung my child for a situation they stated they had no malicious proof of. They simply used her as an escape-goat. A Teacher who was supposed to be responsible was never held accountable because thats what the adults do here; they protect one another. The female Coach at this school: Heather Perez allowed bullying and even became involved. Parents over-heard/saw her talking negatively about my child and contacted me to let me know she was involved. When I brought up the comments to the principle she made excuses. This school is like a boys club. If you are a "favorite" you get special attention and privileges. If you are new, bullying is a huge problem. I'm not the only parents child who's been emotionally tortured at McSwain. I'm simply the one who is willing to stand up against bullying and speak my truth and experiences. All other positive posts after mine are simply to throw off the scent of the lies and deception that this school is so wonderful at performing. Guardians Beware!

I go to school there and I really like it there besides all of m past schools I have never got…read morebullied here

Safety. I witness an instructor driving one of your cars teaching somebody to drive with no…read moreheadlights in the dense tule fog on G st near mercy hospital on Saturday 1/17/2025 around 4:30pm . Instructors should be reminded headlights are to be on when it's foggy so that other drivers on the road can see them. Otherwise you can cause accidents. Headlights are not only to provide visibility for the driver itself but other drivers on the road. Therefore I do not recommend this business if the instructor(s) can't be bothered to make sure their headlights are on while tea co one somebody to drive

Beware! I called to see about having my son do drivers training and ended up having to leave a…read moremessage. In the message I said my son was 18 and goes to Golden Valley HS. Joanne called back that evening and I was told the cost would be $410. We set up my son's 1st lesson for that coming Saturday. I received a text message the day before confirming date and time. I responded confirming the price of $410 as well and she said yes. When she showed up we were waiting on my son and I handed her a check for the full amount even though only partial was required. In conversation she asked about a car in our driveway. She said she would like to buy one for her granddaughter. I mentioned my daughter did lessons through All American and even though my son is 18 and doesn't technically need to take the lessons we wanted him to get the experience of driving with someone who isn't his parents. She then said, "Oh he's 18?!" I replied, yes. She then went on to say, well that's different and it costs $200 more if he is 18. I told her I said in my message he was 18. She said she didn't listen to the message, she just calls back missed calls. I was dumbfounded and felt obligated to continue as she was already at my house. His lessons were done no different than other student drivers, he was picked up and dropped off at high school the same as other students. I was charged $610 simply because my son had just turned 18. Nearly a 50% increase. Many other places are half that price. I had asked Joanne to reconsider the additional charge, as schools did not offer Drivers Ed classes due to covid when he could have started the process. Along with him being older in his grade played a part in lessons being prolonged, but no response. My son even asked her to reconsider the additional charge and she told him she doesn't give discounts. I think she saw nice cars in a driveway and was looking for a chance to price gouge. I should have gone elsewhere. Had she been up front from the beginning when I received her call back, I would not have gone with this company. This company has different owners since my daughter took lessons and it shows. Beware!

What a beautiful campus…read more Came here for a conference and it was so refreshing to be on a campus that wasn't over 50 years old. The campus opened around 2005 and still looks brand new. Their fields, buildings, and lakes are all pretty. I went to the bookstore and got a pendant for my collection. I hope they keep up the beauty and appearance of the campus as years go on.

As an educator for 27 years, I cannot stress this enough...DO NOT SEND YOUR CHILD TO THIS SCHOOL…read more There is absolutely nothing to do at this school. The town is too far away to be of any use (not that it's a great college town anyway, but at least it has a sandwich shop). There are no clubs, no activities, no reason to be there. I may get some flack about some small random club, but you can compare their website to any other university and judge for yourself. Students returning state they hate it. It's just a money grab. My son slipped into major depression there, sought help and was told by a counselor "you will never beat your depression". How incredibly F-up is that?!? I took it with a grain of salt, that it was his interpretation of the situation, but ultimately made the call to drive down at midnight and pull his ass out of there. Glad I did, got him the help that he really needed. Just talked to a former student that went there this semester, same story, so I'm writing this review. So parents, be very aware, you are going to have to check on your child's well being often. I would not trust anything about this campus, and it's their own doing. Please listen to them and don't be afraid to pull them out.

Thank you Del Puerto High School for inviting us; NAMI National Alliance on Mental Illness to your…read more"Outreach Event", we enjoyed ourselves and interacted with students. The grounds and atmosphere at Del Puerto High School were relaxing, warm and welcoming. The students seemed to enjoy the FREE Garb we laid out for them on our clothed table and some had questions about Mental Health. Hopefully, this year of 2024 will afford a new invitation from Del Puerto High School; from them to us. We'd be honored to do a presentation at your school and if possible indoors, for your students where live, lived-experience speakers present on the subject of reducing Stigma & living with mental illness and coping skills included. Suicide Prevention & Hope is also covered within these presentations. There are two: IOOV= In Our Own Voice & ETS = Ending the Silence. Following each presentation is the freedom for the students & speakers to speak to each other with an "open Mic" Question & Answer Session. Our speakers LOVE to answer questions helpfully. As with all of our offerings; our presentations reach many and are complimentary aka: NO COST :) We leave your students with optional zero-cost "garb" such as lanyards, stress squeeze balls, and supportive literature on many mental health conditions that they can leave with (brochures). Feel free to reach-out; we will reach-back. Our Contact Information is as follows and PS: I'm a Volunteer & a Paid Employee. Website: https://namistanislaus.org/contact/ Location Address: NAMI Stanislaus 800 Scenic Drive, Building F, Room #7 Modesto, CA 95350 Mailing Address: NAMI Stanislaus P.O. Box 4120 Modesto, CA 95352-4120 Phone: 209-558-4555 (Office) Sincerely, ~Jana Leigh Thomas, Yelper :)