The city of Hudson--rated #1 best place to live in the state of Ohio in 2014--is a suburb located…read more15 miles north of Akron and 20 miles southeast of Cleveland. Hudson City School District (HCSD) is comprised of the city of Hudson and small parts of Boston Heights Township and Cuyahoga Falls. Approximately 4,800 students attend the six Hudson schools. The elementary schools range from grades k-5 are are compartmentalized into 4 different buildings at 4 separate locations in the city. The Hudson Middle School grades range from 6-8 and are all under one roof. Approximately 1,200 students attend the middle school. At the middle school, starting from grade 6 through 8, students are divided up into what they call "communities." If you would like more information about "communities," check out the districts website. www.hudson.k12.oh.us Hudson High School ranges from grades 9-12 and is also all under one roof. There are approximately 1,600 students that attend this school. Hudson High school is ranked 64th best school in the country and 2nd best in the state of Ohio by Newsweek in 2014. There are 22 AP classes available and College Credit Plus (Previously called Post Secondary) opportunities are offered at the high school. The HCSD also has a 93% higher education attendance with 91% going to a four year university, 3% going to a 2 year college, and the other 6% going into employment or the military. The Hudson City School District offers wonderful learning environments with minimal bulling problems among students. Though in recent years, drug problems have risen within the middle and high schools, mostly commonly with the usage of marijuana. HCSD is comprised of 84% caucasian students, 7% Asian American, 3% Latino/Hispanic, 2% black, and 4% other races. As a former student, I strongly recommend enrolling your students in this public school system. HCSD offers highly competitive classes that will challenge students and prepare them for college readiness.

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 sisters and I all went to St. Michael's. I, however, stopped going here after 5th grade. I was…read moreone of the kids who actually got their dream come true: it was my 5th grade year that the school burnt down. It seemed really awesome at the time: we got two weeks off in the middle of March. But of course, we had to make up for it later, and on top of that, the school was split up different places for the rest of the year while they reconstructed. The 3rd to 5th graders got stuck in a school called Little Flower. It was used mainly for preschoolers, and smelled like a giant diaper pail. They wouldn't let us use their cafeteria, so we had to eat our lunches outside. Doesn't sound terrible until you remember that in March in Ohio there will still be random blizzards. It's not fun to eat your lunch outside in half a foot of snow. We basically didn't learn anything for the rest of the year. When I transferred to Our Lady of the Elms in Akron, I was horribly behind. So behind they stuck me in remedial everything. But hey, it's okay: when I switched to public school my freshman year of high school I was put in advanced everything! Seriously though, even before the school burnt down it wasn't that good. I never learned the capitals. Also, nuns are terrifying, even if they're not trying to be. They also held me back a year (or rather, they wouldn't let me in kindergarten when I should have been) because they "ran out of slots." Uh, what? What hapepned to merit based decisions? This place was/is whack. I'd never send my kids here, that's for sure.

I went to school here and am now sending my children through. Such a wonderful school with well…read moreeducated and pleasant teachers.

I can't say enough good things about this place. Both of my sons have been through their…read morepre-pre-school program that aims at children with developmental delays or disabilities. This school offers just about everything you need for children with special needs. It is run by the Portage County MRDD and always has wonderful, helpful, knowledgeable staff! The building itself has always been clean and neat. They have a large gym, little gym for toddlers, a pool and an enclosed courtyard for exploring. A large private lot offers a ton of parking and a very good security system that keeps the children safe!

Love the KSU campus. Lots of green space. I can't really complain about anything but parking, but…read morewhat college campus has good parking??

Best university in the whole world. The whole package. Known for the May 4th 1970 shooting, there…read moreis so much more to this fantastic university. We have a President who truly cares about the students and staff (talking about Dr. Warren, not certainly not Dr. Lefton). Our sports suck, but who cares, if you want to live vicariously like that go waste your money at OSU. The grounds are in top shape, buildings (aside from the sciences buildings which they are working on) are in stellar condition, food is outrageously expensive but that is college, and the residence halls are the best I have ever seen. I lived in Centennial Court F and C and both were amazing. It is truly the best kept secrete of Ohio. I am a doctoral student here in Neuroscience and it was my number one choice. I turned down other schools, some were very prestigious. You just cannot beat the soul of being a Flash

Great education Great people…read more Wonderful Catholic foundation we other Mass every Wednesday

Two of my kids have gone here. Which the last one is currently still here I love this place it's…read morelike family all the staff members treat the kids great I love them and let's not forget how my 2yr old speaks like 6yr old uses words I wouldn't even think a 2yr old to know they are making this kids smart. Such a great place a safe place to bring your infants to preschool!!!

Very Disappointed in this facility. They're not the best at preventing the spread of germs, so your…read morechild's immune system will be the best if they attend here. Their security levels aren't high at all! Anyone can call and pretend to be a parent via telephone and say they're sending someone to get their son and it just happens. They don't follow court orders and disregard all legal manners. Here's my experience with the center. https://www.wayneviewsme.com/post/irma-jones-in-arlington-church-of-god

AFP Greater Cleveland has great programming. I have learned a lot through their many courses…read more The Essentials of Fundraising is a great series for anyone new to development.