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'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).

We went for a Whitworth days visit and had a great experience!!! The tour was wonderful and…read moreinformative. The President came and visited with the group and stayed to say Hi during the break. He took the time to be sure my daughter felt welcomed and seen. Dr. Mike meet with us to talk about her wishes in a college/program. He is a true gem! Truly gorgeous campus that is well maintained and cared for.

Having been a student here for 3 years now going on my 4th year. I thought it it would be a good…read moretime for a review. The first thing I have to say is it's not for everyone. If you are looking for a party campus you are not going to find alot here. That being said if you want to go to some parties you can seek them out if you want to. Though the school does have Christian values and I would say is a Christian school it does not try and force it on its students which I appreciate. If you want to seek the Christian religion you can if you don't most people will respect you and treat you the same. No chapel Is required, but there are various Christian events throughout the week. You do have to take one Bible class here if you want to graduate. The teaching is excellent though sometimes you get a bad professor or one that you just don't click with. But I feel like it is that way with most schools. The professors try to make themselves available to you. And genuinely want to help you. They are professors first and not just researchers which means they will actually teach. Never in my classes have I had a TA teach the whole class.Whitworth also has this thing called Jan term where you take 1 class over the month of January. This is a great way to get Gen Eds out of the way. Student life is good. Most RAs are not out to get you in trouble and actually want to have a relationship with you. The University adheres to the Big 3 (which are the main rules) no alcohol or drugs, no cohabitation, and no disturbing the peace. If you follow these rules you should be ok. And if you want to do theese things just do them off campus. The nicer resident halls are Oliver, Duvall, and Boppell. The other ones are older, but still have great communities. Really it is you who can make or break your experience. Finally the campus is most beautiful in early fall and late spring. (When school starts and when school ends) you will see people out and about in the loop, throwing a frisbee. In the winter it gets incredibly cold and snowy. If you don't like snow don' t go here. But the campus does turn into a nice winter wonderland from November to January. Overall this place has great academics and you get out what you put in. Also they tend to give great financial aid packages.

My friend and I just visited the new location in Spokane in the Union District. We attended during…read morethe Holiday on the Avenue event recently. They offered a 'do it yourself session' set up in a smaller room. You pick a painting and then you are provided instructions. So much fun. They have these once a month. Fun for family and friends. Also a great gift idea!

Our group was able to sit together and have snacks and wine and paint a forest scene. Talented…read moreinstructors.

Wife, owner is unprofessional & rude. Classes are backed up…read moreso not many options. They never answer their phone. Communication limited.

Highly recommend Becky and Tim with A&A Driving School! My daughter received excellent training…read moredriving with both of them during her three, two hour lessons. Becky communicated with me and my daughter before each scheduled drive and after the final drive went over everything we needed to know in order to receive her license.

I really enjoyed my experience at Eastern. I was a single mom, working on my Psychology degree. I…read morehad a ton of support from staff and teachers. If you work hard, and make connections with your professors, they will support you on your educational journey.

This school hates disabled people. My accommodations were not enforced in any way, and I have other…read moredisabled friends who attended who experienced discrimination and the disability and Title IX office did nothing about it. The school used to have a test proctoring service for disabled students, but now on their website, the JFK library says that test proctoring is only available for nondisabled students. If you're disabled, steer clear of this school.

Our student received an A grade in math for the semester. Major...major, accomplishment. We…read moreattribute the success to her confidence and completing the daily Kumon assignments. Kumon has helped her beyond our expectations. We are very satisfied and appreciative to the Kumon staff.

I just wanted to post a review to say how grateful I am to Sam and the wonderful teachers at this…read moreKumon office. They really care about the students learning and the curriculum is very well designed. My son and daughter have been in Kumon for 3 years and both have been #1 in their class at school for reading and math. During this pandemic, they have been able to use their kumon homework to keep up with and add to their school curriculum. I still feel bad that they are not able to attend public school but at least I have some comfort in knowing they are doing their kumon everyday and will not fall behind when school starts back up. If your reading this and struggling to keep consistency in home schooling your kids during this pandemic, I highly recommend you check out Kumon as it is a very well designed program that gives nice structure to education outside of school for your little ones

My son just started his first session and really enjoyed his Tutor. The director was friendly and…read moreworked well with my family for payment arrangements and getting the testing needed to start the program. She really made us feel welcome. The center can work on communication for what to expect for your first day. I look forward to seeing what he achieves at the center. So far he really like his tutor and looks forward to going each day.

Can't ever get ahold of anyone to talk to about pricing, and not enough STEM Programs. There is not…read moreanyone to tell you where to go when you arrive and they don't seem to care about your business. Sylvan was much more accessible in other places I have lived, so I guess it's just this office.

Our family has been at Windsong for many years. All three of our kids are currently attending. We…read morevalue the commitment of their educators, who are deliberate and meticulous with their teaching practices. We value the school community, who are wholesome, welcoming, and supportive. We value the lack of technology in the classroom, which, in this age, is practically unheard of in any other school setting. All these values coalesce into an education where our children are thriving. Resilience is reinforced through small everyday actions that instill perseverance and enable children to push through life's difficulties. The five C's of twenty-first century skills include critical thinking, creativity, communication, collaboration, and character. I see this every day with my children and their peers. On field trips, facilitators of the tours have commented on observing these traits too - a testament to the quality of their education. Things that should be highlighted: - In the grades, first through eight, the students travel in a cohort with the same teacher. This builds rapport, year after year, and better understanding of how the child learns best. - It's tech free. No computers, no tablets, no movies. Zip. Zilch. Nada. Kids have their hands on realia. Not screens. - Updates. Parents receive updates from their teachers, snippets of what's happening in the classroom. - It comes with a wholesome community. Friendly, welcoming, and inclusive with plenty of coordinated opportunities to socialize with others, if your family is socially inclined. - The kids are outdoors every single day with plenty of recess time and weekly hikes. In the grades, they take plenty of field trips, locally and further. They camp and take international trips. It's an amazing experience for the students. We're excited to be a part of this school community and look forward to many more years here.

We love Windsong so much! Our children are thriving, the teachers are dedicated and passionate, and…read morethe community is vibrant. We love the low-no tech value in the community and the protection of childhood. It's such a unique and wonderful education - so blessed to be a part of it!

I am in the process of a career transition. Shifting from HR/Recruiting over to Accounting. In…read moremaking this change, I enrolled in the online Master of Professional Accounting program at EWU, which I just completed a couple of months ago. While the EWU campus is in Cheney, the Schools of Business & Accounting operate out of the Catalyst Building in Spokane, which is why I am reviewing the program in this listing. Upon acceptance to this program, an evaluation will be made to determine if you need to complete any prerequisites before starting the regular program. Since my major was not in Accounting, I ended up having to do 5 courses, which equated to about a half year as courses are 6 weeks long and there are two sessions each quarter. In total, it took a little over 2 years to complete all program requirements. There are no set times for each class, so courses are structured for you to go at your own pace and when you have time to complete the coursework. Classes typically had a discussion post due mid-week and homework was due on Sunday. There were also quizzes, exams and final projects for many of the classes that I took. If you can take one more class per session, you will graduate more quickly. However, I would not advise this if you are currently working, as the course load may be too much. Most of the professors are working in other positions during the day and some do not reside in Washington. There seems to be minimal staff at the university, aside from a student advisor. I thought the pace of the classes was manageable for a student new to this field and for someone already working in the field. Though I felt the coursework was primarily theoretical and more geared towards learning the content to pass the CPA exam. I would have liked to have received more of a practical education, where I applied the concepts as they are used in the workplace. The university is in the process of becoming a polytechnic university focused on hands-on learning, which hopefully will address this issue. From a career support perspective, I did not feel the university had sufficient resources. Career services are more geared towards on-campus students, than those online. You can book 1:1 meetings with the staff if you do need help though. I would like to see EWU work with the business community to find internships for their students. Currently, students are responsible for finding their own internships. I do understand EWU is meant to serve the Spokane area community. It would be difficult to find internships for students in other locations, like many of my fellow students were. But I would have considered moving to Spokane for a few months if I knew that I could complete an internship through the university. Overall, I thought the online MPA program was okay. I do think it is better for someone already in the field working and just looking to get the credits needed to take the CPA exam. But for someone needing more support and new to the field of study, I think additional resources are needed to improve the student experience.

EWU is the east side regional comprehensive institution with a beautiful campus in Cheney WA and…read moredynamic health care and STEM programs in Spokane WA. It specializes in providing a welcoming atmosphere for first generation students at the lowest statewide price for a 4-year college. Outstanding programs include: the MFA in creative writing; psychology; biology; computer science and cybersecurity; wellness and movement sciences; music and more!