Let's be clear, my only affiliation with this school is because it's my voting location…read more I think I will request to change my polling place because of the last couple of voting experiences. One time I was handed a republican choice instead of making the choice myself as I am non-partisan and I like to make educated choices. After a bit of a haggle I was finally given both to make one choice, either Dem or Rep. I also take issue with this as non-partisan I should be able to choose across party lines. This last time, voting for POTUS which I will now refer to as POTATO, the machine that accepts the file was malfunctioning so that I had to take it out of the privacy slip and slowly feed it. Of course the guy manning the machine was using slips and his body to shield my vote, it was apparently beyond the school to build a make shift privacy curtain. Bah! Ruin my voting life!

My kid goes here and loves it! There have been some changes recently, but it is not affected the…read morequality of education coming from the teachers and staff there. They address the problems quickly and efficiently, and help him grow in places he excels at

Do not recommend. They are behind academically at least 1-2 years from Anchorage School District at…read morethe 5th grade level, especially in science and geography. However, if grammar is your thing, this is your school. The school leadership plays favorites within the school. Communication about fundraisers is abundant and overwhelming (expect to spend well over your monthly tuition bill to attend this school) but communication about academics and overall school standardized test results to see school wide trends is severely lacking.

As an attendant of this school through 2017-2022 I can say that that are behind in education…read more Normally catholic schools are a grade or two above public schools but I feel like they are like 0.5 year's behind in education. But there is nice teachers and students. I don't really recommend this school.

What a great school! Sure there are some provincial parents who think they are big fishies in a…read morelittle pond, but their cliquish attitude and annoying brood do not detract from all of the great kids and staff that run this school! Shame I had to leave the lower 48 to get a quality education for my son. Bigger shame that we had to leave! Ms. Moran, we miss you so much!

There seem to be a lot of good things about this program but there was also enough to cause me…read moreconcern that I did not decide to take my child there. 1. I wasn't given full information about prices until I had signed a contract and 2. I was privately concerned about the male "business partner" who helps out at the school. This was just my intuition (which sadly has been right in the past.) I could be wrong. I was told he could step in "if something happened to [Kate]". By this statement I thought she meant if she had a heart attack or was hospitalized or something like that. I came to learn from other parents that Kate would sometimes leave and he would be the only one at the facility (with full unsupervised access to children). This was not my understanding of his role as described during the school tour. Also, I was never introduced to one teacher who was regularly going to be my child's caretaker (and was not a parent getting a discount for helping out.) Finally, when a parent did complain about concerns regarding this man and his contact with their daughter, the response from Kate was immediate denial and defensiveness (to include sending a hostile letter to the military commander of one of the parents, complaining about the parents). Meanwhile, she is required to report allegations (concerns) about improper child touching (child abuse/grooming.) Even if nothing was amiss, the structure (or lack thereof) and response of the individual responsible for keeping children safe, was subpar. As a Better Homes and Garden's article says: Going With Your Gut, it's better to stay away and risk embarrassment than to turn out wrong ("If you 'have a bad feeling' don't ignore it...keep your child away.") I recommend you ask questions, go with your gut, and perhaps require as a condition of your payment that as a parent you can make unannounced visits at any time.

This is where my daddy works! Friendly place for the most part. Strictly for workers and ASD…read morepersonnel. Working for them isnt to bad either. Both of my parents work for the district and I did last summer for a job in maintenance. Really had a good time for a job!

I can't speak for the building as a whole, but the cafeteria? What a gem! If you're looking for a…read morecafe to grab some lunch, look no further! It's cheap, tasty, and full of ever changing options. I recently completed a training at the BP Energy Center (see review) and they gave us meal cards with 15 dollars a day to the cafeteria. And let me tell you, I never spent my full 15 a day. I could get soup, sandwich, salad, and a drink, all for under 15. The SETUP: Grilled Sandwich Station: Here one will find burger options with choice of sweet potato or regular fries. There was a different special here in addition to the chicken tenders, veggie burgers, bacon cheeseburgers, and beyond. The Potato Bar Section: Every day I was there I could choose between a Yukon gold or sweet potato. The toppings WERE ON POINT. So many options like butter, sugar, cheese (shredded and nacho), broccoli, bacon, scallions, and the list goes on. The Question Mark Section (as I decided to name it): A section that changes every day. I saw it contain tasty looking pizzas (at least 8 varieties), Chinese food, and yummy gyros. I'll be making my back to this place for lunch if I'm in Anchorage during the day. Easy choice.

I used to work on the 7th floor until my company moved to the Centerpoint Building on 36th. One…read morething that I miss about being in this building is the cafeteria. For 5 bucks you can get a pretty decent meal and drink and the food was always fresh. I really miss this option as the Centerpoint option is a Kaladi's and they price gouge the heck out of you.

Dimond High Pool is the only Muni pool available on the southside. On Saturdays from 2:30pm - 4pm…read morethis Muni pool hosts open swim for the whole family at very affordable prices. They even have family passes available for purchase. They take cash or card but they don't carry a ton of cash FYI. See their calendar online for costs and additional schedules. All of my previous Muni pool experiences have been at West High Pool (closed for summer 2022). This was my first visit to Dimond pool. Let's be honest, West is better in every way, but Dimond is a great alternative. Clean pool, lots of considerate life guards, and nothing of ours got stolen in the locker room. So grateful for Muni pools. Hotel rooms get costly.

I guess I'm violating the rules since I work here, but I can't help but brag about this place! We…read morewere even featured recently in a local news article. Everything is state-of-the-art with a great group of professionals to work with. Although it's not open to the public, we have an airplane on static display during every annual airport open house event. The building contains classrooms, briefing rooms, fixed-base simulators, and a full-motion MD-11 and 747 simulator. Best video games in town!