The only driving school I'd use in the area. They have a ton of cars, great instructors, and very…read moreeasy to schedule.

I would 100% not recommend them. it's impossible to get lessons scheduled they claim it's because…read moreinstructors retired but if you don't have enough then how is the driving school open that's like having a company without enough staff to operate pretty pathetic to me. If they went with the state I would be able to do all 6 lessons within 19 days just no less than that. The cars are cheap too.

MATC's ADN nursing program gives me fits. Love the North and South campuses. Very clean and parking…read moreis never a problem. Avoid downtown like the plague. I feel like I'm in high school with all the "bad kids" down there. And I feel dirty every time I leave that campus. Facility is ok. Jumping through all their hoops is annoying but if you can hang in there you'll eventually get the job done. And the price is right!

This is Walker Elementary School for those who do not know. They offer kindergarten to sixth grade…read more I went here in the 80's and at the time Mr. Cumber was the principle at that time. Both of my sisters who are older than I am went here as well. This is a older school, but a good one. Hopefully, times have changed, as back then they did not have special programs for kids with ADD/ADHD and put everyone into the same category. The playground here is extremely old, that should be remodeled. They had really good teachers back in the days, ones that worked here for 20-30 years. My kindergarten teacher was Mrs Carrnot, or something like that. She was probably almost 60. My 1st grade teacher was Mrs Rice and my 5th was Mary Elm. She pasted away last year and worked at the school for probably 35 years. She was amazing. The lunch program here was really good. After I left and went to middle school, school lunch was a joke. Wow, I recall the blue milk tickets sold her at the book store for 5 cents. During the summer they have the walker school rummage sale, which is a cool event where locals sell goods on the school playground lot.

My now 4 year old daughter has been at Renaissance since she was 3 months old and I love it there…read more She has grown so much. The teachers give plenty of love and attention and I always know that she is safe. If I have any concerns, the director is always available to take my calls or text messages. There is a great playground and outside time is a priority weather permitting. In addition to loving care, this program teaches as well. Lilly has learned so many new skills and I feel that she is very prepared for school. I highly recommend Renaissance Child Development Center.

After several months attending, there have been multiple staff changes. The director is unorganized…read moreand demanding on parents about paperwork- though she does not give enough time for working parents to complete it. The director even argued with a parent in front of small children. With so many options for quality daycare, I suggest you keep looking.

Wonderful public elementary school with good community connections, excellent teachers and a good…read morefacility.

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

I could not have been happier to stumble upon this treasure at school. I missed art so much and am…read moreglad to have found a place to let my creativity flow. Each week they offer 2 DIY projects where they supply all materials and leave step by step directions. They also have specialty projects on most Thursday's that are a little more in depth like build your own planner or paint your own mug. Once a semester they also have open sessions for things like ceramics so you can learn to do it on your own. The staff is so friendly and help with everything. They make examples of each project to help you follow along. There are also paid sessions and classes for screen printing, paper making, ceramics, and other textile processes that anyone can sign up for. They really represent every area of artistry for you to explore. I can't wait to do all the DIY projects this semester and learn something new.

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