This is a horrible school. they are discriminatory, and false. they have teachers, staff and staff…read morefamilies to post good reviews for their benefit while trying to delete the true reviews from true families that have had a horrible experience. that is why they went from a k-8 school to a k-5 school. The administration is truly awful and the teachers are not caring or nurturing at all. is best to stay as far away from this place. There are other better schools out there where they treat people better. Thank goodness we got out and never went back. Truly awful how they treat certain families at this school. Not Very Christian at all.

I attended Messiah from kindergarten through eighth grade…read more Kindergarten: Mrs. McKay & Mrs. Pompeianni First grade: Mrs. Spicer Second grade: Mrs. Neumann Third grade: Ms. Hinsch Fourth grade: Mrs. Chuhran Fifth grade: Mrs. Schnittger Sixth grade: Mrs. Kalinowski Seventh grade. Ms. Wescott Eight grade: Mrs. Humphrey Not many people can recall the names of their teachers unless they made a huge impact on a life. Each of these teachers taught me the importance of service to others and why education was key. If I lived in Ohio I would send my children here!

The kids are growing planting and eating their own food! The staff is very friendly and bilingual!…read moreThey eat healthy nutritious foods organic and antibiotic free and even makes smoothies!!! The staff is very friendly!!! My son is enrolling I will update this post after he has been there for a while. My son has been attending for a while now. He loves his school. He loves his teachers. He loves his friends. I can say that they don't do a lot of "extra "things that a school with more funding would do but it is a great school overall. They have a muscle room for when it's too cold to go outside and they are always keeping the kids active. His teacher is very friendly and I never catch her yelling out the children!

A very good daycare! wonderful teachers! clean and nice, plenty of activities! secured and the most…read moreimportant thing: my daugther loves it!

CVCC is a wonderful school. One of my children is entering the second year of study and one…read morecompleted the Digital Design Program some years ago. I cannot say enough about the excellent teachers, the administrative staff, the dedicated food service workers , and all auxiliary personnel who make the place run so smoothly. For students who take initiative, opportunities for personal and professional growth (i.e. SkillsUSA and National Technical Honor Society) abound at this institution. I am a proud CVCC parent and recommend it highly for high school students and adult students alike.

I want to start out this review by saying my education was decent…read more I would also like to say that I completed my EKG certificate, and I did really well. I took my test, and passed, and recieved my certificate. I was offered a job with Cleveland Clinic up north (I live in Bath/Fairlawn), for overnights for $13/hour. Target, at the same time, was offering $18/hour in my town. I pictured my drive to whatever city their telemetry hub was from where I live, and there was no way I was going to drive to work in the snow, work 8-12 hours, and then drive 45-60 minutes home for $13 per hour, and no union. I got a decent education, but its actually worthless now that AI is taking over everything. The nurse who taught my class was amazing, engaging, and very thourough. I am grateful I was offered a job, but no one can live on the pittance Cleveland Clinic offers when you are a fresh graduate from CVCC. We were all looking for good jobs, and were let down. If Target is paying a higher wage to keep a roof over your head and feed your family, that $5/hour= $200/per week or $800/month. (x40 hours a week), I would try working at Target before I'd pay the gas and accepting the commute to work everyday/night in the snow, CVCC is not transparent about your expected earinings, and it's a HUGE disappointment. My ekg liscence was worth exactly nothing compared to a Medical Assistant, because they already get that as a part of their certificate. I now have something to hang on my wall, but nothing else.

The teachers are very caring and have a wonderful patience with my child. My daughter has really…read morethrived in the school and I look forward to sending my youngest one there as well.

This is a great school. My daughter is learning so much. The environment is calming, creative,…read morepolite and respectful. She is learning traditional subjects but also how to be a great person. Classroom sizes are small by design so the kids have a lot if 1:1 face time with teachers and teacher aides.

I attend Mass and Confession at St. Mary' periodically; here are the highlights:…read more ~ Typical Mass and Confession times (see bulletin for changes): -- Sunday Masses (Vigil: 4pm; Sun: 8am, 10am, 12pm) -- Daily Masses are different each day: Mon: 7:30pm, Tues-Wed: 8:30am, Thurs: 7:30pm, Fri-Sat: 8:30am -- Confession: Sat: 2:30-3:30pm, Mon: 7-7:25pm -- Adoration with Benediction: Thurs: 5-7pm ~ The Church: It's a beautifully architected Church. I love looking at all the Saints, Mary, and Jesus up near / beyond the Altar. It is a small church and old -- you'll often hear constant screeching of the kneelers and a crackling sound as people sit in the pews. But I love the traditional looking churches; it makes it just a more special place. If you look up just above the Altar an amazing image of Jesus is there -- I often look at that image for a brief moment as the priest lifts up the Body and Blood of Jesus to help me imagine Him there visually present. ~ Music: For the most part, the music and cantoring is delightful. I love the traditional organ music, which is typically played at the 8am, 10am, and 12pm Sunday Masses. The 4pm Vigil Mass isn't as great as they don't use the organ and have a different cantor. ~ Priests, Staff, Congregation, Parishioners: Fr. Tom (who is the current pastor) is great. I love how he starts his homilies with an anecdote related to the readings and/or Gospel -- it often engages you to listen. He also has the heart of Jesus in the Confessional, just as you would hope. The deacon, who also does homilies periodically is good, but I just don't like the animated ones or ones where he sings. Outside the priest and deacon, I've met a couple of the people who help out setup and/or during the Mass and they are great people. However, there are parishioners that talk before Mass that you can hear clearly, and that time is meant to be silent so we can prepare our hearts for Mass. (See paragraph 45: https://www.vatican.va/roman_curia/congregations/ccdds/documents/rc_con_ccdds_doc_20030317_ordinamento-messale_en.html) All in all, it's a great church, great community, and love coming here when I am able.

When I am asked why we send our children to St. Mary, the obvious initial reason is that…read morereinforcement of our Catholic values and faith formation is important to our family. That being said, I cannot say enough about the curriculum and teachers that our children get to spend time with every day. I can vouch first-hand for any teacher, preschool through grade 8, and feel blessed every day by the team of teachers my children are lucky enough to have. The STEM program is top-notch, and I am constantly amazed by what my children are learning not just from books, but experiences each and every day. They are learning not just to memorize facts and processes, but to think through challenges, collaborate with others, and problem-solve, developing skills that will be critical for life. I am so impressed by the unity of the junior high teachers working as a team, setting the tone for expectations from the start of the year and making sure that students will be better than prepared for ANY high school they choose.

My son goes to preschool at Royal Redeemer, and as the year is coming to an end, all I can say are…read morepositive things. His teachers have been wonderful, the extended care program has been fabulous, and at the end of the day I have to say he's been learning so much.