Very inconsistent program. High turnover rate for staff. Have been through multiple directors.read more

This is the most amazing early learning center! We have sent both of our boys here starting at 12…read moremonths, and our experience has been nothing short of exceptional. The director is a hands-on, dedicated advocate for the kids. There is very little turnover in staff, and we have loved every teacher the boys have had. I highly recommend this place for child care.

All I can say is if you plan on moving to this community , expect to have your taxes raised every…read morefew years. they waste more tax dollars on non educational items like football and theater arts. then any school board in history. they have a 50 year old high school which need demolished and the money should be spent to build a new one. O wait they will ask for the tax payers to do that in 5 more years. 5 years ago it was 22.5 million for a athletic field house and football feild now this year it was 32.5 million for the arts??? Now thats going to raise the MEAP scores???

My 2 children are polar opposites when it comes to education needs. One learns easily and thrives…read morein group activities. The other needs more focused, individual attention. Both are thriving at EP Clarke, where the teachers and staff go above and beyond to help children find success.

Love this school. So sad the previous teacher just retired. She was so great with our first grader…read more I am excited to meet the new staff. The school is professional, personal, and centered on Christ's redeeming love.

I attended my freshman year (2023-2024) and had a mixed experience. I really felt that the school…read moregenuinely valued incorporating God into courses. I enjoyed the chapels and learned a lot. There are, however, a few red flags. As the majority of students play a sport at Bethel, as a student who did not I felt that the admin and programs were very biased towards student-athletes. All of the school's money was poured into athletics opposed to academics which is the major reason why I am transferring. They would never tell new students this but their science department, along with other departments such as psychology, as slowly deteriorating. I had several major courses that I was set to take my Sophomore year but no professors qualified and solidified to teach. I felt that this was very hidden from students as I talked to staff personally. I was very disappointed in their lack of honesty. In fact, a prof came into one of our classes to "assure" us that we should stay at Bethel and not worry about the lack of profs for the coming year. Her only "assurance" was that God would provide profs to fill the positions. Despite being a Christian, this does not guarantee that God will provide teachers. I had friends who were still at Bethel and in fact they did not have an in-person professor for ORGANIC CHEMISTRY. All of my friends failed or had to drop the course. Meanwhile, now that it is the Spring semester, Bethel students are in fact commuting to IUSB and paying the Bethel tuition cost for this class. Another factor is the cost of attendance. The cost is NOT worth the actual education/experience. It is crazy to attend a school for 42 k /yr that makes students commute to other local schools to take classes due to a lack of profs. Not to mention the living situations. The freshman female/male dorms are a joke. The rooms are very old and not updated. For the cost of rooming you could easily afford an apartment that is much better quality than the dorms. My door would randomly open almost every day as the lock was bad and despite filling multiple reports throughout the year was never fixed or looked at. The closet doors did not shut all of the way. The paint was chipping off of the doors badly and paint fell from the ceiling onto my toilet every day. I would say the same for many other buildings on campus. I did meet many sweet friends and had great experiences with the profs I did have, but it is NOT worth the money. If you look up recent tax forms for the school, you will see that they are loosing money and in debt which is why few of these issues such as teachers/facilities are not being addressed as they should.

We have our dance studio's recitals here twice a year. The campus is beautiful and easy to…read morenavigate. The facilities are always clean and well maintained.

They have a introductory music class for toddlers. They introduce different beats, sounds, rhythms,…read moreand more in basic music. The toddlers have a hands on experience. They make it fun for everyone that are attending. When I come visit my grandaughter we always come here for the class.

We love The Music Village. My children have been involved with Rock 101 and have had a wonderful…read moreexperience. My son takes drum lessons from an instructor here and we have nothing but positive things to say!

so thankful we found this school. All the teachers and staff helped my child get to where he is now!read more

This school is great. My grandson loves it there. He is happy to go every day and sometimes does…read morenot want to go home because he wants to stay in the aftercare program to play on the fun playground.

Great staff but the service is a little slow, like 7 hour wait time is insane though they have good…read morethings you can do during those 7 hours.

Came here for graduate studies in Religion. The campus is beautiful, especially in the fall. There…read moreis a spiritual atmosphere throughout the campus, and the Seminary remains the premier Adventist institution worldwide for graduate programs.

Came here for graduate studies. Enjoyed my time here…read more Tighter community among the student body and nice that there's a good mix of undergrads and graduates plus it has a good number of doctoral students. Cafeteria is also an upgrade from most schools. But it did an excellent job at the most important things one needs, strengthening of faith and providing a good educational