This is a beautiful well laid out campus of a very large university. We were visiting our…read moreGranddaughter who attends the School Of Veterinary Medicine. There is a huge botanical garden which is well worth a short visit.

Beautiful campus to see. The home of Peyton manning who still teaches at the university. Nathan's…read morestadium is very impressive.

The school has kids. Lots of them, they learn in the building and they have options of multiple…read moreclasses along with welding, cosmetology, and more! The schools hygiene is pretty mid lowk. There's cockroaches in the toilets that crawl into the cafeteria, but its fine because the food is also mid. You get what you get, and if your going here its out of conveniens, not quality. Oh yeah, F students are cherished as well.

I went to this location to VOTE. The campus was very clean and grounds look very well maintained…read more The buildings I observed, all appeared to be in excellent condition. The gym area was where the voting booths were located. It was well lit and looked very nice inside. Parking and handicap access were very good. All in all, this location made for a very pleasant voting experience.

I found this church on a whim while Googling on the internet so this last Sunday was the first…read moreexperience to this type of church. I have been a lot of different churches over my lifetime but this is the most welcoming church I've ever been to so friendly. I have been thinking about writing this review all week. I wanted to make sure I really thought about what I was going to say. I give the church five stars and recommend it to anybody but I will have to say the child care at the church. Where the parents leave their kids in while they're in service made me a little nervous there was no security the person watching my daughter didn't even ask my name or for me to sign her in. I will have to admit half the service I thought about going and getting her out of childcare cuz I was worried that someone was going to take her. It was shocking scene that they have a preschool at that church during the week so I would have thought that they would have been better with security and everything. It also made me wonder why so many parents kept their kids with them during service instead of leaving them in child care. Where they also afraid that their kids were going to be taken because of the lack of security. I'm not sure... it's definitely a real problem. Should be looked at and taken seriously by the church.

My son goes here and the staff is always so excited to see him. Hes always well rested and fed. The…read morefacility is always clean, they have a huge playground and he has learned so much while there!

While visiting our grandson in Tennessee, we had the opportunity to drop him off and pick him up…read morefrom Archer several times. Each visit left us with the impression that he was in a caring environment where he could learn, play, and grow. Our grandson is an active little boy who is curious about so many things. Like many young children, he sometimes needs redirection as he learns appropriate behaviors. Unfortunately, it appeared that Archer struggled to meet his needs in this area. Earlier this spring, during one of our visits, the director introduced us to the teacher of the classroom he would soon be moving into and spoke very positively about how smart and ready he was for the change. Less than three weeks later, he was unexpectedly expelled on a Monday morning without prior warning to his parents. His parents had met with the director on multiple occasions before that decision, yet at no point were they told that expulsion was even being considered. As a result, the decision came as a complete surprise to them. We understand that not every childcare setting is the right fit and that sometimes a program may determine it cannot meet a child's needs. However, when a situation reaches the point where expulsion is a possibility, parents deserve honest, timely communication. Providing clear notice and discussing concerns before such a significant decision is made allows families the opportunity to seek additional support, explore other childcare options, and prepare rather than facing a sudden transition. Above all, a child's well-being should always come first. Not long after leaving Archer, we drove past the turn off for Archer, and my grandson pointed to it and said, "That's my school, and that's where my friends are." It was a simple reminder that these decisions affect more than schedules--they affect a young child's sense of security, belonging, and the relationships that are so important. The two star rating represents a clean and organized facility.

My boys love this school and there teachers . We moved to Gibbs just for the schools . Just look…read moreover the 2 girls in front office that act like they are to good to work there . Other than that its the best place for my boys.

Where I started learning live in the skool of hard knox AE class of 03 (Mr Porter's home room)I…read moreused to go by Chucky then

Is a good GOOD school staff are so nice and lunch is so good and now it is a new school and now…read morethey have pre k!!!