The campus of NWOSU in Enid is a bit of an anomaly. It is a modern, well kept building with a great…read morestaff. It is a satellite campus of the main campus located in Alva. A student can get everything done at this campus except use the amenities of the main campus like the gym. The library is available to do research and provides many computers so you never need to wait. Additionally, the upstairs computer lab has computers available with no wait. Through an agreement with Northern Oklahoma College, freshman and sophomore level classes can be taken at NOC and transferred to NWOSU. The higher division courses are offered by instructors on the Enid campus or the other two campuses and beamed through Internet television. It sounds a little dicey but seems to work great. This college uses technology to link folks across Northwest Oklahoma to real educational opportunities.

They where either lying about who they where or they really where the "manager" and "director". But…read morethey where rude and sarcastic. Thank God they showed that side of themselves cuz I wouldn't even want my baby around them. They hung up on me when I first called pretending not to hear me. Caught them in the act. People who know me knows I'm really nice but shy. But these people didn't deserve nice. I cussed at them before hanging up I'll admit. But I never cussed at anyone I didn't know in my whole life. These girls really had an attitude on them. I recorded the call and my sons dad was listening the whole time. Were glad they acted the way they did because now we know not to put our baby near them. Oh and also they refused to give a name. Both the manager and director. Weird. They asked for mine and I gave it without hesitation. They didn't want to give one because they know what they did.

Very pleased with this preschool. My son has been going here for about 18 months now. He has…read moreblossomed socially, has done well with his speech development, spelling, manners, and sharing. They teach the kids to clean up and to help out around the house. He definitely brings this stuff home with him. He learns about responsibility but LOVES going to school. I don't even think he realizes he's learning things, it's all fun to him. He asks to come to school on weekends, that's how much he loves it. The security is very tight as well, you can trust that your child is safe. Highly recommended.

I took my mother to the All Classes reunion. It was a festive affair, with a nice agenda,…read moredelicious catered food and a business agenda. It had the feel of being a club atmosphere. There were roughly 50 people in attendance. Some years were not represented, possibly because they all died. The oldest in attendance was 95, if I heard right. She grad ug ated in the 40's. The youngest was from a class in the 80's. My mom won a Walmart gift card in a drawing. Nice door prize! The theme was Homecoming. They elected a queen and king, who were then crowned and cheered. Lots of clapping, good time all around.

The childcare is amazing! The employees are so friendly and amazing. My child LOVES going here and…read moreseeing her teachers and friends. She gets so excited to learn and be in this environment! 100,000% recommend this place!

Very caring staff. Amazing manager who cares about the kids , parents and staffs well being.read more

This church has been around for many years. It is a huge church, with a private school. The church…read moreitself is impressive. For such a big church, there isn't much seating in the main worship area. Strange. In the basement is a big kitchen with tables for meetings, luncheons, family activities. In order to reach the basement, you must take the stairs or use the small elevator, located on the East side of the entrance. Classrooms branch off to the west. There are wheel chair ramps outside so you can reach any level of the church. I came for a funeral, so I can't describe much more than that.