I loved working here as the staff and teachers really care about children. Our lesson plans were…read moredesigned around children and milestones from the state so the value was amazing. All around great place.

School is wonderful for people who take education seriously but also can be realistic with their…read morechildren's abilities. My oldest dtr did wonders here and got scholarships to university so there was not really a lot to pay out of pocket. My middle dtr did not thrive here because she didn't want like school as much and didn't want to go to university. She went on to trade school. She is going well also. In the end, to each their own. They are liberal arts catholic school. Lots of extra circular but the sports teams are not state ranked and if that is a concern go elsewhere. It wasn't for us. I would enroll my dtr here again for sure.

I can't really tell you much about this school since I'm a guy but I've heard a lot from my friends…read moreand I think I can shed more light on the place than some 7th grade lesbian who uses words like, 'h***hole.' This is a school for smart kids who take their education seriously. They want to go to elite schools when they graduate and are willing to forego a lot of the high school fun to get a real education. This is the kind of place where there are no hall passes and attendance is a given. There aren't any bells ringing and the class sizes are small. Everyone does their homework because it matters. The school is surprisingly liberal for a Catholic school. They focus a lot on things like social justice and community service. Kids wore their Obama buttons to class and worked for progressive candidates. It is not a bad place. Don't listen to some Atlanta wobbly-puss who flunked out in the 7th grade and has carried a chip on her shoulder all the way to some grad school. She made out with some teacher's daughter? Are you kidding me? The Elms isn't the typical Catholic school just because somebody gave her a bad grade 15 years ago.

Below average, bad lunch, 5% of the teachers are nice and honestly I would rate it 1 star but I am…read morebeing nice.

lowkey a horrible school get better for future generations ravenna ⁉⁉⁉ like literally if i'm honest…read morethe only thing good about this school are some teachers and the mature students. you honestly don't try to prevent bullying unless it's physical.

Lovely staff, cool classes, good students, great community, fun family events, overall great school.read more

Love this school! My 4 year old attends and we couldn't be happier. I searched several area…read moreschools and really fell in love with this place. It is a true co-op. There is one classroom with an amazing and dedicated teacher, she really goes above an beyond every day. There is also one additional parent volunteer. You end up working about one day a month. A maximum of 12 children, so the ratio is great. It is a wonderful, nurturing, fabulous introduction to school and I couldn't recommend it more.

Local site for the ACT and SAT's in the county. Good centrally located spot. Not adult friendly,…read morebut definitely student friendly. Very classic Catholic building, with a good academic program. Lots of parking and well organized for students who are taking their college testing.

My daughter currently goes here and the staff and owner are absolutely phenomenal. i couldn't ask…read morefor a better experience and my daughter loves it. The staff work ms with you and go above and beyond. So happy to have a daycare that we have no worries when dropping off our little one.

My daughter attended Almost mom years ago. She was always happy when my wife picked her up and well…read moreprepared for kindergarten.

My daughter attended as a Freshman last year and had such an awful experience. Her roommate was a…read morecomplete nightmare and was bullying her, also cyber bullying her. The RA was not helpful, it continued. Spoke with the head of the department and was treated like a complainer and not taken seriously. I personally had to go in person and speak with the roommate and was treated like the problem, when I had written proof of the bullying etc. It was my daughter's first college experience and I felt like the school failed. My daughter also is a minority student and I felt like it could have also been a reason for the lack of action and poor treatment. I eventually had to PAY for another room so she could be at peace. When she wasn't the problem! It is a beautiful campus but feels like it falls short of making minority students feel welcome. I witnessed students writing racial slurs on white boards on campus, " Jews can die", etc and profanity. Not a good look for a school to allow things like this to happen. Beware if you are a minority student, it doesn't treat you well.

A half hour of wandering the beautiful campus of Kent State University today. It's a public school…read morewith a number of regional campuses but I'm at the main one in Kent, Ohio. Dating back to 1910, it's grown and grown to the point that it's now the third-largest university in Ohio. And of course, it's infamously known as the site where the May 4 shootings took place where the National Guard fired on students assembled and protesting in opposition to the US involvement in the Vietnam War. There is a huge memorial and of course, the Center for Applied Conflict Management that was founded after those events. [Review 1362 of 2024 - 281 in Ohio - 22385 overall]