I do not recommend this school. The online forum is nice, but when it comes to taking the test to…read morepass the class you better be ready to google and guess. The majority of questions have nothing to do with driving. You are not told which questions you answered incorrectly. Personally I think a test at the end of a drivers ed class should deal with statements of fact and actual driving laws. Not how fuel moves through your engine or what one thinks an intersection looks like or what lever something might be in your car. The questions should come straight from the WI Motorists Handbook.

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Med City Driving School is the best! Patrick really takes a personal interest in the safety and…read moresuccess of each of his students. He is easy to communicate with and works with your family schedule. I can't say enough good things! Highly recommend.

Absolutely Amazing!!! Owner Tom Decker and associate Gina saved the day! What wonderful people they…read moreboth are. First child going through a driver's ed program and had questions. Both walked me through and 100% communication with any/all questions I asked. Very "down to earth" personality with top of the line training. My grandchild felt more comfortable driving with Tom and Gina than with me! Worked around school schedule, picked up/dropped off at home or school and responded instantly if last minute changes needed to be addressed. Yes, I highly recommend this academy to everyone...ALL POSITIVE! Thank you Tom and Gina.

Extremely helpful and professional! The staff is easy to…read morework with, friendly, knowledgeable, and are quick to respond to calls or emails. They are there to guide you through every step of the process, even giving step by step printed instructions along with highlighted required forms to make trips to the DMV seamless and easy. The office and classroom settings are beautiful and inviting. In addition, during this time of COVID-19 they are doing everything they can to keep students safe, including sanitizing vehicle equipment, requiring masks, and practicing social distancing in the classroom setting. What a wonderful driving school!

I am a middle aged man and I went in to support my daughter. I get a basic military buzz…read morecut...high and tight. I was met by very kind young ladies at the front counter. That place is always busy! WOW! The stylist cutting my hair was very intent on my preferences and chatted with my the entire time. She did a great job:) I was very pleased and plan to continue seeing the stylist. Thank you Evelyn and PHD for offering affordable cuts and great training opportunities for these young people. We must support them!

I know that getting my hair bleached to the palest levels of blonde by a cosmetology student is a…read morelittle insane but I do it anyway cause I ain't rich :-) A tip for anyone with fine hair going blonde: make sure to ask for a low volume of peroxide like 15 or lower, to prevent over-processing. My hair is intact thanks to this technique, yay. So, I asked to have my very long brunette root outgrowth lightened to blend with the ends, without toner. I do this to prep my hair for pastel temporary dyes like pink or lilac. I didn't need a perfect result but I lost some confidence in this business because they initially weren't willing to acknowledge the different levels of blonde here (see pics). I was trying to ask for advice and a follow up appointment, not a refund. Reluctantly, an instructor told me to return in a week and they'd fix the huge brassy band for $40. I am biased because I'm comparing this salon school to the one I usually visit in California, which has always been so meticulous and upfront about my hair, yet charges the same rates. So between the lightening process, a haircut and a complimentary style, this service was $80 and I tipped $5. The student gave me a really nice French braid though. I'd come back for updos and haircuts, just not bleach.