Horrible experience. My son had his driver ed class start the last week of July 2014, and it was…read moredelayed due to the firing of the drivers ed teacher. His class got back underway and he finished on August 8th... however Mr Rew will not be able to give him his driving days until the END OF SEPTEMBER! My son is 16, has a car sitting in the driveway, but cannot drive because his mom decided to send him to Mr Rew... who does drivers ed out of his basement. BEWARE. I have called Mr Rew several times to discuss this and he has not returned any of my calls. As a matter of a fact, his voicemail is now full. Please send your child to a reputable drivers ed school. Mr Rew is actually more expensive than the real drivers ed teachers. Dont waste your time or money.

TWR is great to work with! Professional and friendly. Terry does an amazing job with the students…read more Not sure what that one bad review is about, but if you look at the reviews that guy leaves for other businesses, they're all the same. He's got some bone to pick with the world.

HANDS DOWN best driving school around!!! Will never go anywhere else. on top of the AMAZING staff…read morethey are very flexible and willing to work with you. The owner will go above and beyond to accommodate your needs. My niece wasn't going to be able to take drivers Ed until the last quarter of her junior year which was over a year out and she was so bummed. We were recommended to Skiles, gave them a call and they explained EVERYTHING answered all of my questions and had her in the next class... she really enjoyed her classes and driving time. Happy to say as of two days ago she is now a LICENSED DRIVER thanks to Skiles. If you are in need of anything when it comes to your drivers license. I HIGHLY recommend SKILES DRIVING SCHOOL IN EAST MOLINE. You will not be disappointed.

The best place to learn how to drive in the Quad Cities. Highly trained staff and newer quality…read morevehicles! Angie who answers the phone is very professional and helpful with every question I had! Shane the owner was very personalable and informative on the rules of the road! I would highly recommend this locally owned family business!

The teacher was very welcoming and kind, I needed a refresher on the rules of the road and a…read morereminder to be more mindful when driving so this was a very informative class. Loved it!

From the owner: We offer Driver Education for the following: - Teens (High…read moreSchool Driver Education) - Driving Instruction (Complete High School BTW Here) - Adults 18 - 20 years of age, (Adults age 18-20 that did not complete/pass High School Driver's Education) - Refresher Course - Older Adults 21 & older. (Driver Tune-Up / Refresher course) Located in Rock Falls, IL, with our extensive training programs familiarize first-time drivers, experienced drivers, and relearning drivers, with typical road traffic situations, and provide them with rigorous safety instructions to prepare them for safe driving and vehicle operation. Our friendly and professional staff is available to you Monday through Friday. Instructors are available extra hours by appointment only. We run a fleet of modern cars. Our classrooms are comfortable and well-lit. Quality driver education and training at affordable rates will get you ready for your driver's license test so you feel confident behind the wheel and ready to pass the exam.

I just hate this school, their athletes are always being…read moremean, also it kinda of seems like they got some really bad lunches. Um, the government likes them more, because I can tell just by how much nicer.

I am not trying to be a hater by posting this review but trying to give parents who are moving into…read morethis state information regarding this school. Prairie High School is 10th-12th grade. If your child is academically focused and used to challenging honors or higher level classes, I would urge parents to avoid this school and this school district. We did extensive research on all the schools in the area including Iowa City and decided to move into the College Community School District because of its high score on Greatschools.org and praises from my husband's coworkers. Well, we were very disapointed and moved out of this school district after only one week of our daughter being enrolled. If you are not from Iowa but from the West or East coast and used to high standards of education, you will be disapointed. Iowa does not have honors classes for students. Not all high schools are created equal. Linn Marr and West High have advanced classes for English and Math but they are not called honors classes. Prairie HS does not have any advanced English classes! All students are expected to attend the same grade level of English classes even if your child was an honors student. This is a sports focused school. Teachers and students focus on the sports of the season and sometimes spend the entire class time discussing the previous game. Again, if your child is focused on sports, then this school is for you but if your child is academically focused and would like to be an engineer or medical doctor, avoid this school. I would recommend Linn Marr or West High. These are really the only two good high schools in this area. Another negativity is the dominance of cliques in this school. If your child did not grow up with this crowd, then it is very difficult to be accepted by the cliques unless you are an outstanding athlete. The teachers are mediocre and drive the focus on sports and homecoming. I received 5 emails about the homecoming in one week! Talk about overkill. We spent alot of monies renting a nice home and then had to break our contract because of the high school. I hope other parents don't make this mistake. We moved to Linn Marr which is much better. Linn Marr has more variety of classes and they have the advanced classes plus more choices for AP classes. Prairie has very few AP classes. They don't focus on academics at this high school. If you go to the school website, you will not find a high school course description or curricullum description which should have been a red flag for us. Linn Marr and West High have their school catologs and class descriptions online. Both schools are closed to students who are not in the boundaries so you have to move into the district. At Prairie, students are given a Mac laptop to take home and have to bring to EVERY class. Often, students are surfing the internet while teachers are lecturing. Teachers rarely give homework which requires the use of the laptop. It is a fancy gimmick. Most students in this district are from the subdivisions by the community college and in Shueyville. They are well to do and do not need a helping hand with laptops because they already have computers at home! Instead of spending school funds on laptops, the monies should have been spent for an improved academic curricullum. Yet, this is not the focus of this high school. Students are not allowed to wear backpacks, so students have to carry their books with them and their computers and stop at their lockers after each class to change books. Again, the school protcol is the laptops have to be present in every class just in case they need it for class which they don't. Pros: Offers German as a foreign language Laptops checked out for school and to take home Althletics; students do not have to try out but everyone is allowed on the team but less althletic students may not get to play during the games Althletically focused - a pro if your child is an athlete Homecoming is a BIG deal if that is your cup of tea - Reminds me of the movie "Carrie" Cons: No advanced or honors English classes offered in 10th grade Only a few AP classes are offered for 10th graders and not much more for 11th and 12th graders Few selection of classes Dominant cliques Not academically focused Laptops distract from class lectures Students who are smart and get outstanding grades are made fun of by the dominant cliques Few after school activities except for athletics If you grew up in this area, this review might be offensive. We moved here from the West Coast and are used to high standards in school, lots of after school clubs and activities, and rigorous/challenging classes which include Honors classes and lots of AP and IB classes which start at the Freshman level. Students are also academically competitive which drives other students to strive for higher attainment of academic goals.

We brought son #3 here for a college visit, so I can only review that process. Some colleges have…read moredays with big open houses, but we scheduled our own visit. We went to the admissions office and there was a group of 3 other perspective students with parents waiting and then we started on our tour of the campus. The tour was very thorough and then we met with someone in the business department and their admissions department. Loras has the Lynch Learning Center which is a great resource if you have student with special needs which is our case. It's designed to give your student the extra help they need in the college setting. Not many schools have that at the level they do. The visit was very thorough and we enjoyed the drive from the Chicago area to Dubuque. At this point, it's another potential school on the list, so who knows if we will be visiting it much more in the future.

Amazing place to get a college education!! Loved my four year experience!!! My friends that I met…read moreare amazing... so thankful for all of the experiences Loras gave me. Duhawks for life!