My husband and I graduated from Dowling Catholic and now we our son attends. It is providing an…read moreexceptional educational experience with its dedicated faculty, strong academic curriculum, and extracurricular activities. Overall, Dowling Catholic High School offers a well-rounded environment for students to thrive academically and personally.

This school is pretty disappointing. If you want your child to have a rounded, open, and an actual…read morereal education then send your child elsewhere. There is a lack of diversity amongst teachers and a close-minded, bias curriculum is established by essentially almost all-white teachers. Why are there almost all women in the cafeteria and the library only? I attended school here years ago and I have since kept in touch with people who are still actively involved. The rules and regulations are extremely bias and exclusive. Female students who become pregnant are asked to leave. Gay teachers are fired. Black students are asked to cut their hair if its grown too long. There is no action towards defying gender roles and norms. Also, students should be allowed to study instead of going to all-school masses. There was a school-shooting threat and classes still resumed! It was very difficult to be of a different faith as well, it seemed like that wasn't acceptable or appropriate. Can't believe people pay to go to a bias, discriminating school.

This is a super nice school. Their football field is amazing!! Worth coming out and just looking.read more

This is a terrible restaurant. I went there and they asked for my "lunch code." It was my first…read moretime there, and I had no idea what they meant. The food was crap after it took me 2 hours to set up a lunch code. The pizza was soggy, the chicken tasted like wood. 1/10 go there if you want to waste your whole day.

Our teenage son spent 6 months at Or hard place and was in Aliber house. All of his staff was…read moreamazing, from his therapist Gabby, to Terra, Kory and Owen and all his house staff, especially Emily C. The staff definitely have their hands full but I will never be able to thank them enough for all the support they gave to my family. 10/10 recommend this place for any struggling kids and families.

Just wonder do they still have the locked isolation rooms that you could spend months at a time in?read more

This is the worst excuse for a restaurant I have ever seen. They only serve food for certain age…read moregroups, and at certain times. The food they serve is limited to three or four choices every day. Furthermore, the options switch every day in a semi random rotation. They also force you into rooms for forty five minutes at a time to listen to people talk about boring topics. They also close at 2:50 on Monday through Friday. The exception is Wednesday, when they close an hour earlier. They don't even open at all on weekends. Don't even get me started on the kids. There are unsupervised kids roaming the halls everywhere. They act like the own the place. One of the few good things I can say is that the building is huge. The problem with that is that the building seems to have many pointless rooms, and only one dining area which is designed much like a cafeteria. The staff treats you like kids, and the paying system is laughable. They assign you a code, which they expect you to remember. You then put your food on a tray and you enter your number on a keypad to pay. The food is subpar, to put it nicely. Sometimes the food is absolutely inedible, and sometimes it is semi-good. They also limit your eating time to about 20 minutes before forcing you back into the rooms, where you listen to adults talk about basic and uninteresting topics. I would recommend that they use more of their space as an actual dining area, make it so that kids need supervision, and fix everything else that I have talked about. The only reason I even give it two stars is the building's size and the air conditioning.