Our granddaughter goes to this elementary school. She loves to go to school and is bringing home…read moregood grades. Not only are the facilities clean, safe, and modern but the school is based on Christian values. We believe her maturity, scholarship, faith and attitude is positively effected by her attendance there.

I attended to Bishop Luers and, when I attended an elite Liberal Arts College, not only was I…read moreprepared for success, but I was often in a position to help my friends with their classes that I wasn't even in, because of knowledge that I obtained through my education at Luers. My children, then, also went to Luers. The older ones are now graduated from elite colleges. One attended a top-ranked law school and has a very successful career and one is med school. My youngest is a senior at Luers now, and has been selected for a competitive national-level scholarship program. She is looking forward to the college application process. They all were well-prepared through their education at Luers. My daughter-in-law is also a Luers grad and is a successful nurse in Chicago and is attending grad school. Luers was meaningful socially, as well. For the older boys, some of their closest friends to this day include their friends from Luers. There were many Luers grads in the wedding party for my oldest son, including the best man (and the bride!) Luers prepares students for a happy successful future!

Bishop Luers is a top-notch school with faculty and staff dedicated to providing a high-level…read moreeducation. There's nothing like Luers Spirit - you feel it as soon as you walk in the building, on the field - it's everywhere. It's a tight-knit community dedicated to providing a well-rounded, Catholic education and is welcoming to all. And, their athletics programs are quality.

Staff very professional and their communication with us was great. Very clear on game plan and…read morefollow up as needed. Always friendly, available and my 10 year old son son says, "I always felt welcome."

Sylvan offers top notch tutoring for students. My children had excellent homework help and prep for…read moreSAT. The directors communicated everything very clearly. They reached out to classroom teachers and my kids left with more confidence and better grades!

The only negative review over the course of many years was left by a wealthy mom who was completely…read moredisrespectful to staff and tutors who attempted to bend over backwards to help her children with their educational needs. This client had no regard for respecting an agreed upon schedule (canceling last minute on many occasions) was habitually late expecting tutors to stay past the scheduled time, and would never pay her discounted monthly bill on time if at all. After attempting to work with this demanding and disrespectful client over the course of months, a written notice to discontinue services had to be sent in an attempt to amicably part ways and provide the client notice so that they could secure services elsewhere while advocating for the wonderful tutors who were being taken advantage of. Money was the last motive for Care 2 Learn as pricing was well below industry standards and scholarships were often provided by the five churches that hosted the tutoring services. It's sad to see that a person feels a need to retaliate after someone stands up to her mistreatment to protect my amazing dedicated staff of educators who considered this work as their ministry.

Given my recent experiences with the administration of the Care2 Learn Tutoring company, I would…read morestrongly discourage anyone from utilizing that company for their child. Care 2 Learn's administration states in their advertisement that they are doing their job " for the benefit of the student". I found that to be absolutely incorrect and false. Care 2 Learn's administration's primary objective seems to be to make money at the expense and growth of the child. Its administration is unwilling to cooperate with families or schools in order to provide what is appropriate and in the best interest of the student. Care 2 Learn 's administration will put up an initial front and will appear to be very nurturing for the student; however, I found that, when it comes down to it, the administration will abruptly stop all services if it in any way inconveniences the administration . This leaves the child with no one to help them and believing he/she has done something wrong. This is the absolute opposite effect you want on a child that is already presented with some educational and self worth challenges. Given my experiences, I would reconsider utilizing Care 2 Learn. I have since found, right here in Fort Wayne, many other companies and schools that truly care about the students!

Pine Hill is the best investment you can give your child. Take some time to visit this place…read morepersonally, you will not regret it.

As parents, we all want the best for our children. We do our best teaching them how to speak, walk,…read moreeat, all the basics, and man does that take a lot of time and effort! So, when they get to the usual "school age", we all have to trust the teachers to continue the hard work that we have done since day 1. When I started looking into schools, I was very unimpressed by the selection that I had. I had toured 4 schools in the Fort Wayne area and not one stuck out to me. They were all the run of the mill, boring, mundane schools that focused on just getting through the day instead of really challenging the children... until I found Pine Hill. Just looking at their website got me excited! The amazing trips they went on, including meeting the mayor, visiting the historic Nickel Plate 765 steam engine, touring the art scene located in downtown Fort Wayne, all things I would LOVE to do as an adult! Every year they put on plays and many types of performances, which as SO dang cute and very well put together. Also, they are bilingual, all teachers are fluent in Spanish and they teach the children the children in both languages, making it so all the kids are fluent in both. Which is a GREAT skill to have (and great for resumes!) The student-teacher ratio is the best that I've come across in my search, making it so they get to know every student as an individual, which aides in their teaching style because they know what works and what doesn't for each student. Pine Hill is a great school, I am so grateful for the way they have helped my children grow and learn.

Avoid this Sylvan Learning Center! Not only is it extremely overpriced for the value of tutoring…read moreprovided, they will over-promise at your initial meeting and totally under deliver. There are better options available if you take the time to research. My son had different tutors for each session, some good and some really bad. The icing on the cake was the facility filing a frivolous small claims suit for non-payment three years later for sessions that were paid. The suit was dismissed after I pointed out their error, no apology or explanation on how this error in accounting happened on their end. Not impressed.

I have been very pleased with Sylvan. Not only has my daughter's geometry grade improved greatly,…read moreher confidence has grown tremendously.

"Children must be taught how to think, not what to think."…read more ― Margaret Mead My experience at International Business College, Fort Wayne, IN, was a life-learning paramount life experience. It was great to be part of an educational facility where the staff knew you by your name; which made me feel more comfortable and made the staff more welcoming. Besides knowing your name at IBC, the professors were teaching from personal experience and not from books. Having a team that has a career in their field of teaching empowers their students to continue on with education and set realistic goals. Because setting realistic and achievable goals was not enough, IBC prepares you for the real deal--the work place. Preparing for the work environment is not an easy task; from constructing an impressing résumé to dressing appropriately from job interview to the work place.

I have never worked for a less organized, inept office. My training lasted six hours. My supervisor…read morechanged policies almost daily and when employees asked for clarification our intelligence, listening skills, and attention spans were insulted. Our supervisor was adept at telling us what we were doing wrong but gave us almost no direction as to how to improve our performances. When I started with the company there were eleven employees in the office. Sixty days later there were two and yet the managerial skills of the supervisor have yet to be taken into consideration and review.