This place makes learning fun! Teachers are amazing &…read moreextremely patient & it fits perfectly with my work schedule. I have met so many friendly people here.

From the owner: North Idaho College's Adult Education Center is recognized as the primary provider of basic skills…read moreinstruction to adults, 16 years and older, who have withdrawn from public school in Idaho's five northern counties. The program is a free service that can help adults improve their math, reading, writing, and language skills. Adult Education prepares students for success in post-secondary education, training, or employment with the skills necessary to be successful in the 21st century. Whether you are trying to pass your GED, get ready for college, get a better job, or improve your English, we're here to help.

Went there to experience GEL Day 2025 with my son. The event was an incredible all-day extravaganza…read moreand Gonzaga certainly did not disappoint. Campus was beautiful as it mixes in the nostalgia of the 1800s with some new touches of the millennium. Definitely felt the sports town vibe here and the pride it has for its sports. In the end, my boy decided to stay closer to home but the experience at Gonzaga and the Spokane area left quite an impression on us.

It was nice to walk around the university and go in the Zags store after visiting the Bing Crosby…read morehouse.

I love everything that this corner market represents. I sure hope we see more places like Rocket…read moreMarket, not less. It's gonna be tough, but truly local products and produce should In theory be cheaper than grocery store conglomerates. However, you had to pay a touch more, perhaps it's really worth it in the long run to have a small market in more neighborhood locations eh?

Super nice just grabbed some food ran out supper clean the produce was fresh someone I know worked…read morethere and when they saw me and my family they ran out the door into there car

I've been investigating this language school and I'm very intrigued. They offer both Spanish and…read moreGerman classes and your kids can begin as early as age 3! How amazing to seize the early window of language learning and give your child the gift of bi-lingual (or tri-lingual) capabilities! When I submitted an inquiry request online I didn't hear back right away but then I eventually got really awesome communication. I think my message was missed, but once it was found SpoLang made sure that they let me know they got my info request. It says on their website that kids need to be toilet trained before attending class. They have classes up to age 18. I haven't had my kids in this program but I've been in the inquiry process and they seemed really available to answer questions. I might just recommend giving them a call instead of using the online request form if you want answers right away. I wish I would have done something like this as a child so I could speak more confidently, so you will probably see me here soon!

We enrolled our daughter into Frau Barnes class hoping she would learn German since we have family…read moreliving in Germany and visit them often. She enjoyed it until she was utterly humiliated by Frau Barnes infront of other children when she had an accident. Our daughter was potty trained but just got carried away/didn't feel comfortable going at the time she was asked and had an unfortunate accident. She was hysterically crying when she was picked up and wouldn't settle for some time. She informed us that Frau Barnes spoke unkindly with her right in front of the other children and actually told her "you don't pee on my carpet!". Now my daughter has never heard that phrase from anyone in the family therefore I know for a fact that the satatement was not made up by our daughter (besides, English is her second language). Frau Barnes humiliated her to a point where she started hating that class and would not agree to return. Although, Frau Barnes states shes happy to accept kids 2 years and older I unfortunately don't agree (our daughter was 3 at the time).

Education NW Resources was an integral part of my son's education. He went there for over eight…read moreyears and was helped tremendously.

Debbie has worked with my son for the last 7 years. My son has Visual and Auditory Processing and…read moreMild Intellectual Disability. She is an amazing teacher. She has helped our son build his confidence and given him the tools to succeed. Debbie is also such an encouragement to me as a homeschool parent. She is always willing to listen and give advice on what would help. We couldn't have done it with out her!!

I was there about 13 years ago or so. 11 months with the program. It could have been a better…read moreexperience. The schedule was exhausting. I remember having to get up around 5:45 to be up and about for working out by 6 almost every day in the first part of program. Bed was usually around 10 after a long day of mostly therapy and group activities. It was exhausting. I didn't really learn how to manage myself or my mental health. Especially towards the end of my 11'months there. At one point I had tried to un-enroll myself and ask for my belongings, they kept saying "okay" and I never received my belongings or anything. Left for a little over 24 hours. They seemed mad and had decided I never removed myself from the program and spent what seemed like days writing down "what I did wrong". Most of my issues have significantly increased since leaving and have been struggling with therapists & med docs after ever since. Most days, I didn't even know why I was there, asked a few staff members and they didn't know either. I will give alot of credit to the very few staff member who made me want to try to be a better person. They were the real blessing. And the outings to Hastings the book store. Anyway. I hope this place got better.

This place was an absolute nightmare. If I could give it a 1/4 rating I would. The amount of…read moregaslighting and manipulation perfectly imitates a cult like mindset. The only good people in that program were some of the day-to-day staff. So many times did they help de-escalate me from suicidal thoughts and self-harming urges. When I heard this place got shut down, I felt a sigh of relief that no more victims would endure this place. I think the fact that they make a list of all the mental illnesses that they treat is a "throw it at a wall and see what sticks" method. At BEST, they could treat people with mild depression, but anything further is ridiculous. This place is a sickness and mental illness itself. They don't give a damn about the feelings of the residents and it angers me that This place got away with these acts of emotional abuse. There are so many things I could mention (don't worry, I'll be writing a statement including the names of those directly involved); however, the one thing I will mention is how a resident committed suicide in the transition unit. I was her roommate in the intensive.The residents tried to warn the program managers that there was an active suicidal person. Even the transport driver told them, "She is not stable and she is going to kill herself". What actions were put in place to keep this resident safe? Nothing. absolutely nothing. So all in all, I wrote this review to attempt to show those who are curious how this program was a wolf in sheep's clothing. Underneath all that fake care and concern for the residents well being, there is greed and neglect.

Awesome teachers, learning made easy! Perfect for my schedule. Im a full time student and an…read moreovertime employee

Treachers there don't teach. Automotive teacher is a bum and spends all his time trying to get you…read moreto quit or all around doing his best not to do his job. Don't waste your money on the fake education.

I have to leave a one star to leave a review. I took the 3 week CNA course from New Chapters. I…read morehave never had a educational experience like this. Their approach is built on the negative reinforcement model. You will hear no it is wrong at least ten times per class. Peggy was rarely there. When she did return she made corrections to what we had been taught while she was away. It is primarily run by two rude grandchildren who are clearly there for a paycheck. They preach empathy but don't exhibit it. Yesterday I find out it has been taken over. As well as the new owner is facing numerous complaints from students past and present. Glad to see a professional future for New Chapters without Peggy and her grandchildren involved.

One of THE best CNA classes in Spokane, Washington. Peggy K is one of THE best, most caring,…read morecompassionate, loving, soft, kind, knowledgeable and supportive people I know. Her knowledge as a nurse is unmatched and her kindness is beyond belief. You can tell she loves what she does as it is conveyed in her teaching. I will forever recommend New Chapters. You won't find the type of care and compassion Peggy is able to provide in any other school.