Not so much the high school, but for their stadium. I haven't been to many of the High School…read moreStadiums around the area, but my fiance's boys had a band competition here and we wanted to go and support them. Staff they had directing people to find parking were all really friendly. As you enter the stadium they had a really nice concession stand that had a good variety of food (for a high school event) and prices were on par with the other places I've been. Really, where they stand out, seating and field were all really nice. Not sure how many people they can hold, but they accommodate more then most of the high school stadiums I've seen before. Also, they have pretty wide seating, so you aren't on top of the people in front and behind you. Really nice place for a sporting event or other competition. Would recommend this place if you hear of an event happening here that you're interested in.

So I am a little biased as an alumni (graduating class none your business because I am old) but I…read morelove Samford. Last Sunday I was on campus at Brock Hall for my daughters piano recital. The facilities all over campus are well kept and beautiful. The staff and teachers are always helpful if you need anything. Brock Hall is beautiful with the high ceilings and grand piano on center stage. Samford has many different areas to study. While many study liberal arts such as music, I graduated with my doctorate of pharmacy degree. Samford also hosts many events so come visit when you can.

Despite great professors and decent academics, Samford is a dumpster fire. They have admitted way…read moretoo many students to the point that simply walking from one building to another as become a free-for-all where everyone has to push and shove past each other. Additionally, there no longer seems to much standards of who they accept into the college. No ACT or SAT scores are needed, and not even a minimum GPA is required. As a result, recent years have seen a drastic increase in students who are not prepared for college and many who have not yet outgrown their high school mentality. In short, Samford has chosen quantity over quality. They are currently far more concerned with making money than they are with the well-being of their students, faculty, and academics. I do not recommend this university at this time.

Jefferson County is the second-largest school district in Alabama. My children have been apart of…read morethis school system since 2003. I've always and always will be apart of it by assisting through PTA, meetings at the board, & any way needed to ensure our kids have a great education.

This was an amazing experience coming here. All of staff members and students were really…read morewelcoming! I think my niece and sister will definitely be thankful for this experience and money well spent!

Happy 1000th review!!…read more In keeping with the theme, since my 100th review, I reviewed my undergrad Alma mater, for my 1000th I'll review my graduate school! I attended the University of Alabama at Birmingham for my Masters degree in the early 2010s. I have nothing but good things to say about the education I received, the interactions with faculty members (which later led to me securing a full time position post graduation), as well as all of the co-curricular opportunities I was involved with/had offered to me. Yes, parking could be improved on any urban college campus, so I don't think that's necessarily a deal breaker. Thank you for my education and the opportunities that were afforded to me post graduation!

Education was below our expectations on many levels. This school lacks in so many ways. Director…read moreand co-director are very kind hearted but spent way too much time in the office. Turn over was so high and the teachers were at times not trustworthy at all. Curriculum is scattered and not on the correct level of each child. All over the board! Much attention is needed at this location! We moved our child to Covenant Classical Greystone and we could not be happier. What a world of difference in so many ways!

My child has been with the same group of friends since he was 4 months old. This type of continuity…read morehas brought consistency and stability that little ones need. All of the teachers and staff truly care and treat you like family. It is so comforting to know he is in a safe, loving, and nurturing environment all day. He is only 3 and can already count to 20 in English and Spanish, knows his ABC's, can identify States on a U.S. map, says blessings and prayers all by himself, and that is just skimming the surface. I could not imagine life without Primrose.

Been here a year and love it. They have great communication, dedicated teachers and a full time…read morenurse on staff. My 2/3 year old loves school and we are potty training regularly. They also clean everything so we didn't get hammered by daycare sickness when we transferred in. Really enjoy the staff and care they give our little.

The Cane Creek School was built in 1923 and moved from Warrior to Tannehill in 1981. It has two…read morelarge rooms, one with old school desks that can be moved within the room and the other is an open room with one twelve foot long "permanent" table and three short pews against the walls. There are folding tables and chairs that can be setup. Off the open room the cloak closet has been converted to a partial kitchen - a sink with cold running water and a refrigerator. The school has two restrooms, air-conditioning and heat. There is a handicap ramp, convenient parking and about four picnic tables outside. The cost for using the school is $135.00 per day. Folks coming in the park pay regular gate admission which is $3.00 for adults (12-61), $2.00 for seniors (62+), $1.00 for children (6-11) and children ages five and under free. When making a reservation for the School, a $60.00 deposit is due at the time of scheduling. The balance is due 2 weeks before scheduled date. A $10.00 service fee is assessed on all cancellations. You must cancel 14 day before the reservation date to receive a refund less the $10.00 service fee. However, if you cancel less than 14 days before the reservation date your deposit will be forfeited. You may notify the office of the cancellation by phone, but you must send a written request before the refund can be made. For an event that you wish to pay the gate admission for guests, we can provide tickets based on an estimated attendance. You distribute the tickets and folks turn them in at the gate for admission. You only pay for the actual number of tickets turned in at the gate. Please remember to call in advance about tickets so you will have time to receive and distribute them.

My two children attended God's House and it was absolutely the best experience. The teachers love…read morethe children like you would not find in a corporate daycare setting. They were both so prepared to go onto "big school ". You could not find a better place for your children