This year our older child has a math teacher who is new to Breck. She makes lots of mistakes in her…read moreclasses and in her handouts to students. According to my child, students feel confused in her classes. We have been talking about this from time to time. Yesterday my child showed me how her teacher failed to write down the domain of a function correctly in the exam prep material she provided...

Weird to rate a school on here. But the food I've had there is great and it's a fantastic school.read more

This is an amazing school with a diverse student population and an incredibly dedicated faculty and…read morestaff. I live near the school and have had numerous positive interactions with the children and teachers at Sullivan. Their presence in the area provides the atmosphere of joy and wonder that only a vibrant school community can bring to a neighborhood.

Probably one of the worst schools in Minneapolis. All you'll hear is people cussing/yelling at each…read moreother and rap music playing. Teachers here don't know how to teach, more than half their students are failing all their classes. Test scores here are lower than the lowest. If you ask me, 90% of the students here seem like they couldn't care less about their education.

Attending a concert at this fine school I was deeply impressed with a tour and explanation of the…read moreprograms and achievements of this institution. In a beautiful setting in a scenic St Paul neighborhood there is a large parking lot with school next to the church. I have relations that attend this place and they are thriving. The music program, which I saw, is very professional providing a great variety of different music genres which surprised me. A jazzed up version of the Sesame Street theme would have Ella Fitzgerald beaming.

This church and school is tucked away on a side street in the heart of the Highland Park area in…read moreSaint Paul. They offer reconciliation before each daily mass , which is offered twice a day Monday through Friday. They have a vibrant community and plenty of activities for all age groups. If you are new to the area, this is a great community with lots of opportunities to meet good hearted people!

This place is amazing ! Great place to bring your kids learn…read morelife skill that they will need to help survive and will help them enjoy for the rest of their life! I personally think you should bring a kid around when you're old and get them exposed to the water ! The biggest thing is consistency and keep going even in the summers and throughout the year if you can! Please give a raise to Mrs Molly ! She is amazing and is a major reason for continuing our relationship with wise !

So far we've just had a trial assessment, but the entire process was wonderful. They were very…read moreresponsive via my online inquiry, helpful scheduling the trial session, and when we got there the gal at the front desk was super friendly and helpful. She gave us a tour and walked us to where to go. We ended up signing our son up for lessons since the price is very economical. I hope it will be a good use of our time and money.

Both my children have been students at Ramalynn. My daughter went on to Blake and then the U as a…read moreSTEM Major with Honors and my son is currently enrolled. It is a second home for the children and has a very strong academic environment. The school is diverse, has an amazing sports camp, and fosters a love of learning. As a Ramalynn parent for 17 years, I couldn't be happier with the school. The sports program is co-ed with girls and boys competing together - very confidence-building. I would highly recommend the school to anyone considering a private school - you won't find anything better.

Ramalynn is a small school with a very large impact. Academics are impressive; sports are…read moreexcellent; and culture makes Ramalynn a school like none other. We, my partner and I, want our children to grow with knowledge, confidence, kindness and tolerance. The students of Ramalynn are disproportionately represented in top academic and athletic honors, but their ability to weather defeat and help each other through loss is truly remarkable. If we are daring to achieve in our lives, we will all fail and lose along the way. The students of Ramalynn are taught, practice and demonstrate resilience. We also want our children to have a global appreciation and tolerance. Lack of prejudice is learned at Ramalynn by knowledge of the world and an appreciation for culture. The academic viewpoint is not "other cultures and people," but just culture and people. Approaching humanities with this mindset allows greater tolerance and appreciation for each other. I do not expect our children to be college or professional athletes, but Ramalynn has nurtured many young athletes, who have gone on for remarkable athletic careers. Mr. Krishna's ability to connect, motivate and teach sports and how to be a team should be the focus of a master class for ALL coaches. Ms. Cassy incredibly recognizes and appreciates each child's (yes EACH) gifts while nurturing curiosity and development. In Ramalynn Montessori Academy tradition, the teachers are a curated team from preschool through 8th grade, effectively educating to surpass standardized testing expectations, inter-school competitions and real world challenges. The multitude of incredibly successful and creative students and parents of high integrity are not on the walls or website. Word of accolades achieved by former students and parents is quietly passed with genuine happiness for another's success. Ramalynn's value is not in being a scene to be seen or an association to "name drop." Ramalynn is invaluable as a school because it is designed to and succeeds in allowing every child to become the most they can be while having enough courage to support their classmates to succeed.

I came to Edina Community Education Services for a Zumba class with Katherine McGraw. My friend and…read moreI paid the drop-in rate, but you can sign up for different sessions and pay about $9 a class. They are currently being held Saturday mornings. We had a lot of fun moving and grooving to Katherine's tunes. She has a good mix of Latin, Hip-Hop and Pop music. Her instruction was very good and we had little trouble following her. It's clear she's been dancing for quite a while. This was a decent workout and I would definitely suggest Katherine's Zumba class for beginner-intermediate. I personally like my Zumba a little faster paced, but if you're new to this style then she'll be great because she explains the steps and none of them were complicated. Also, the class isn't crowded, which makes it easier to see what she is doing.

I had such a positive experience with Jaci Crosbie. She is incredibly professional, kind, and…read moreknowledgeable. She always responded quickly and made sure I understood everything, no matter how many questions I had. What stood out the most was how much she genuinely cared about my success and made me feel supported every step of the way. Having an advisor like her really made a difference for me. I highly recommend her to anyone looking for someone reliable and encouraging.

This has been the best experience hands down...I would recommend anyone that's wanting to go back…read moreto give this University a shot. My advisor Jaci is the best. She responds in a timely manner and answers all my questions. She's also very supportive. So, if you are doubting yourself about attending the University...please don't. Give them a chance to show you different.

Truly excellent preschool in Uptown, Minneapolis. A warm, welcoming environment where diversity…read moreand inclusion are deeply valued. All the teachers and the director, Sharon, care deeply about the children in their care and take early childhood education very seriously (which means lots play and exploration!). The recently renovated space is beautiful and peaceful. My only complaint would be that tuition is a bit high. I highly recommend this school if you are looking for a school for your young child.