Hands down the best schools around! As a parent you are given the option of how your child is…read moretaught. We opted for the all girl class ( gender specific). The teacher made the classrooms and lesson plans geared for girls and how they take in and retain information. It was pretty awesome! My daughter also has a great group of friends that she has been with for years. The schools also offer A.P. classes, extra tutoring, tons of sports, groups and best of all the school spirit is impossible to beat. The entire community is behind these kids to suceed. Go Eddies!!!

I have to say the high school is a remarkable facility. Visited on a reminiscing tour led by the…read moreprincipal as part of my wife's 50th high school reunion. Listening to him as well as comments from 1976 classmates, I was able to discern the additions and upgrades to the physical plant as it built upon the old. Especially impressive were the wood shop where students design & build a 'tiny house' and then sell it, as well as the new Engineering and Construction center where there is a focus on much needed trades and technology. Selfishly, I was happy to see that records in Track & Field weren't too much better than those in my New York high school when I graduated 58 years ago.

I am a former student.My experience during my attendance was abusive and cruel between setting up…read moreprivate meetings With me without my parents knowledge and Bullying my mother into putting me on a d h d medicine that I didn't need After reporting that I didn't talk and was completely independent throughout the day This continued to get Abusive as my attendants went on Such as several teachers laying their hands on me Including one who grabbed , me by the back of the neck and lifted me out of my desk simply because I fell asleep, I have narcolepsy and they knew this The Principals vice principals and even superintendent During my attendance were Power hungry And i've used whatever power they could get over the parents and students Such as when I finally transferred schools in my sophomore year The vice principal After refusing to put through my transcript and Us sitting in her office personally letting her know that I was transferring She showed up to my house with a truncy officer Attempting to say that I was truant While I was at my new school

Covenant Christian School is a parent-led school full of teachers and staff who love our kids as…read moretheir own. It has been a home away from home for our four children over the past several years. We are grateful to send our children to a school that challenges them academically, provides a Christ-centered education, and promotes a traditional Christian lifestyle. Our children have attended both the English and Spanish immersion programs and they have both served our individual children with excellence. As a family that receives the Indiana School Choice voucher it has also been affordable. The teachers clearly enjoy the students, their colleagues, and the school's administration. Parents are welcomed and encouraged to participate in day-to-day activities as well as the many fun and fellowship events. Our kids have enjoyed clubs such as spanish club, dance club, and sports at Covenant. In addition to Chapel each week they enjoy music, art, and physical education classes. The Covenant Christian School families exhibit the Christian life by participating in various service projects organized by the school. Great things are happening at Covenant Christian School and we are so happy to be a part of it.

Great school!! They have a Spanish program there that is great I went to middle school here and I…read moreloved it!! I now work here and i adore this school.

Indiana University South Bend is part of the Indiana University system…read more The university started out as a place where "non traditional" students went to school at night while still maintaining a full time job to further their careers. However, with the cost of tuition rising and parents unable to help out, many more traditional students are choosing IUSB for their education. This is seen by the number of building projects over the last 10 years. New classroom buildings have been erected, a student center built and land purchased for the building of dorms. IUSB lives in the shadow of it's more well-known neighbor, University of Notre Dame but has some features which the larger and much more pricey universities do not. Class sizes are small. At state run schools, it is not uncommon to have 100s of students in your introductory classes. This is not the case at IUSB. Even these 100 level mandatory classes are small with about 30-40 students in a class. By the time you have reached your 300 level classes, there are usually less than 10 people in your classes. This makes for excellent student - teacher relationships. The faculty at IUSB is nothing to laugh at either. They have been recognized around the world for their research and teaching abilities. Many of them could be other places but choose to stay at IUSB because of the atmosphere and relationship with students. Worried about further education? Undergraduates in all fields usually have the opportunity to work closely with a professor on a research project if they choose. They have gone to prestigious graduate schools, law schools and medical schools. There is a graduate program too. Another good thing -- if you decide to get out of town, IUSB is the IU system so ALL of your credits transfer!!

This is a nice small campus with serval buildings that are easy to find. The ciriculum is…read morechallenging and gives students a new way of thinking. Once you taken classes at iusb your way of thinking expands. The campus has a lot of different clubs and organizations the students can participate in making their college experience more engaging. The professors are extremely knowledgeable and promote the students in higher order thinking about different aspects to life. Iusb has some cute cafes and a grill that serves decent food for students and a Starbucks. The campus is easy to navigate and the faculty are very helpful to students.

Visited Notre Dame Law School in early January...just when the campus had been reopened from…read moreChristmas break. There still were no classes or students on campus, but the buildings were open so we could get a peek inside. Notre Dame Law School is smack dab in the middle of the campus...easy reach from everything. The facilities - split between Eck Hall (mostly classrooms and faculty offices) and Biolchini Hall (mostly administrative offices and a few large classrooms, besides the four story Kresge Library) - are very nice...everything concerning the Law School is contained in these two interconnected buildings. This location happens to be on the marching band route on football days also, so it is a very popular site. The Law School facilities are nice and modern and they have tons of room. The law school used to be smooshed into Biolchini Hall...but the 2009 addition of Eck Hall pretty much doubled the space and gave everything more room. As you enter Eck Hall, you enter a three-story atrium connecting the first few floors with the classrooms and the main courtroom. The moot courtroom is laid out as a normal courtroom, but it also has a large sliding screen in front that shields the judges bench for straight classroom seating...nice convertible addition. This is where most of the guest speakers deliver the goods. As to the classrooms - many are laid out like traditional rectangles, others in the pie-wedge shape...all seem to have up-to-date technology keeping students plugged in. The lecture and seminar rooms were very nice and on the newish side. It is obvious the Law School is reinvesting in its property. The Kresge Law library in Biolchini Hall is superb. Carrels, large tables, easy seating, breakout rooms, and more are strewn about all four floors making for loads of options for the students. There are only enough carrels for 100 or so, so not everyone can have one assigned for the semester. Overall seating is over 550 though, so there is lots of space. With all the seating and study space, there is also a main reading room in the library. With soaring gothic windows and atrium space this library has a very open and spacious feeling. Lockers for the students are on the lower level in Biolchini Hall. The second floor connecting link between the two buildings houses a cafeteria for students and faculty. Notre Dame's Law School is well-ranked in the top-25 tier of schools and the faculty is well regarded. Being located less than two hours away from the major legal market of Chicago, the school has the benefit of job/internship opportunities for students. When we were out looking at law schools, we stopped by for a visit...even though we showed up unannounced they had someone in the Admissions Office who set us on a self-guided tour of the facilities...nice touch. It just showed a welcoming attitude, and a school that is not resting on its laurels. A good choice for a top-25 law school less than 2 hours from Chicago.

The University of Notre Dame is my favorite university for many reasons but mainly because it's my…read moredaughter's Alma Mater. I remember freaking out when she was accepted because I know my father would have wanted her to attend. The acceptance letter arrived postmarked on his birthday. It was a message from heaven I couldn't ignore. Reality set in when I had to budget the expense for travel, tuition, room and board and more. My daughter worked in high school and she had to hold a part time job through college and full time in summers. She's definitely the product of a single parent household with no financial support from anyone else! As for campus Notre Dame Stadium is my favorite college football stadium. Since my daughter was a student I attended games. They changed the stadium a little adding seats. I'm partial to the historic stadium. I would watch Notre Dame play anywhere but being in this historic stadium is always spiritually moving. Another campus favorite is the Grotto of Our Lady of Lourdes. It is a historic college landmark. I've been to the University of Notre Dame on many occasions over the years. I've also visited during every season of the year. I always visit the grotto when I tour the campus. Naturally I light a candle for my hearts desire at the time I visit. I remember my daughter's Senior Year I prayed for my daughter to get a job when she graduated! Education is the bottom line including the support the university provides to the students they accept. Whatever assistance you need to pass a required course is available to students. My daughter had a Tudor for her math class. On campus employment is available and definitely job placement after graduation. My daughter applied to have a job mentor in her senior year. Her mentor helped her dress and coached her regarding everything from resume writing to job interview skills including how to dress. I can't count all the blessings and the change in my life because my child has a degree from the University of Notre Dame. I'm definitely riding on her coattails. If you or your child are fortunate enough to get accepted by all means attend and take your studies seriously! You won't regret it.

The campus is beautiful and the math faculty and outreach is amazing! The involvement of the math…read moredepartment with the community and research is incredible.