We spent so much time researching schools, and Twin Oaks kept bubbling to the top. So far it has…read morebeen the best decision ever! I cannot day a single negative thing, my son is thrilled to go, and everyone has been so warm, friendly and supportive. The fact that the campus is beautiful is an added bonus. I look forward to many years ahead with Twin Oaks.

Twin Oaks Christian School offers an excellent academic experience with a Biblical worldview. What…read moremakes it really special are the teachers, who are there because they love what they're doing, they love the kids and they love the Lord. These kids are challenged, held to high standards, and lovingly mentored by the staff as well as students in the upper grades. The kids get the benefit of a beautiful, spacious facility with windows in every room and a gorgeous sanctuary in which to have chapel every week. Starting as early as Kindergarten, they get to take Spanish, music, art, PE and library. For the upper grades and middle school there is an abundance of exploratory classes, a computer lab, supervised social activities, a worship band and a low student: teacher ratio to enrich learning and relationships. Compared to other similar schools in the area, it's also an outstanding value for your money. We've been very happy with our children's experience at TOCS and I would encourage anyone looking for Christian education to call or visit!

I like Glassdoor reviews, note there is a former firm called 'eateria' with similar ownership to…read moreClaim Academy which has a Glassdoor profile. Coursereport is dependent on coding bootcamps for its revenue (I will note they say this doesn't affect certain aspects of their site). I personally wouldn't judge ratings on coursereport as 1/5 stars. I would roughly estimate the average rating on the site and compare to that. The average review rating on that site appears to be higher than 4.4 stars. Always judge how management of a business responds to criticism across all review platforms. Always ask yourself if a company values customer/employee criticism and utilizes any criticism as an opportunity to improve. In my case I took a week or less of a course in August 2020. They waited until 2/22/24 to tell me that I owed them $24400. This issue specifically regards an ISA which I was told would be canceled per the withdrawal policy I still have within original documents from 2020. I have former Claim staff using terms like cancel/canceling in communication I still have record of. This ISA also has the line: "...in return for receiving the program or training provided by Claim Academy, (Course name)..." I will admit I haven't made an 'extrodinary' effort to prove my case here for various reasons. I was advised that there probably wouldn't be a serious attempt to collect on this debt and that I should do nothing (which appears to be the case as I have waited 5.5 business days for a debt collector to provide proof of the debt). However my main reason is that I feel it would be wrong for me to have potentially been liable for $24400 had I deleted some emails, thrown away an old phone, disposed of documents I could reasonably assume I did not need or lost my GPS information from 4 years ago. I feel it is wrong to ask me to prove this agreement is nullified like I have been asked to by both parties involved. I feel that doing so could be potentially enabling a practice I do not condone. I also feel it is beneficial for me to keep to myself a distinct timeline of my activity. Especially as I have not actually seen any evidence validating this debt and do not know if there is any "evidence" other than the original ISA. I cannot alledge that this was an intentional attempt to decieve me. I do assume it is possible to 'forget' to cancel a contract you said you would cancel. I do assume it is possible this business could just 'forget' that I didn't actually take this course (or the length of the course required for me to pay in full per withdrawal policy). The main two individuals I dealt with are no longer employed there. I believe MDHE regulations regarding certification for proprietary schools only require complete attendance records and such to be held for a minimum of 3 years. So there is 'some' possibility that they don't actually know what happened. However I would ask why they would cancel the ISA with Leif on 10/28/2020 if I had taken a 20 week course starting in August. I also find it odd for a MDHE approved school to forget if someone took a course or not. I find 2/22/24 an odd time to make the first mention whatsoever of this obligation and contract. I'm sure there are good people who actually value teaching working here, but I personally don't view this ownership/management as deserving of a dollar of my hard earned money. Honestly I feel sorry if I came off as rude in my communication with any Claim staff. In conclusion: if I had a chance to talk to early 2020 me, "don't deal with Claim Academy" would be up there with "buy Tesla stock". My phone is 314 750 2134, If someone has had a similar situation. *I may have to engage in legal action and do not wish to reveal any timeline. I also assume there will be a response to this review and will add more images after that.

Challenge Accomplished!…read more Claim Academy offers a unique opportunity supported by incredible staff! Claim Academy has condensed an advanced full stack Software Developer education into a 3-month curriculum. Claim Academy is the answer for breaking into the industry of Software Development. I studied the C#/.NET program and without hesitation I applaud the instructors for their knowledge on the subject matter and their overwhelming patience. Claim Academy structures the course to include hands-on lectures combined with labs which culminates in the Capstone project - a complete built from scratch web application that embodies all technologies learned in the previous 12 weeks of education. Claim Academy exposes its students to multiple employers. Throughout the program, Claim Academy facilitates relationships with various recruiting firms and companies. I highly recommend the Claim Academy experience!

If you are looking for a Christ- centered education that prepares you son or daughter for college,…read moreNorth County Christian School is excellent! We have six kids, all of which have graduated from NCCS. They continued their education and all six have bachelor's degrees and two with advanced degrees. They were well prepared for their studies in college.

I went there for most of my life, they offered great teaching and great teachers. I would recommend…read morethis place as a school and a home.

I still remember my daughter's first day at Hope. She was 15 months then and wow..time sure does…read morefly. She is now ready to move on to elementary school this fall. We could have not found a better place for our daughter.Under Ms.PAM WORLEY's amazing leadership, her team of commendable, dedicated montessori teachers work wonders with the kids. I could go on and on about every single teacher at hope that has made such a positive impact on my daughter...a special mention to Ms. SASCHA and Ms. SYDNEY....you guys rock!!!! I thank everyone at Hope Montessori Academy,LSL as my daughter steps out of Hope as a confident smart kid ready to face the challenges ahead. I strongly recommend Hope LSL.

My child was enrolled here at Hope Montessori Academy half-time for a month with the intent of…read moretransitioning him to full-time at the end of July. We decided to pull him for several reasons. 1. He was often dirty after coming home. Most days, no one bothered to clean his face after lunch, which bugs me to no end. I've had experience with multiple daycares and a dirty-faced kid is often a sign of neglect in other parts of the school. Not sure who is at fault - the teachers, or the director who doesn't hold them accountable. A clean, happy kid is what I expect when I pick him up, and this expectation was often not met. 2. The staff knew that he still needed help potty training, but one of his teachers we talked to seemed to not mind - she said just bring in extra underwear and shorts. However, we were asked by the director and his other teachers on several occasions why he hadn't been potty-trained and why he was still having accidents. Clearly, the teachers don't communicate amongst each other their expectations for my child. 3. Depending on the day, your kid may not have the same teacher. This is to be expected sometimes, but not as frequently as it did while we were enrolled there. This is confusing for any child and makes it difficult for your child to build trust with their teachers, not to mention build trust with you as the parent. 4. I felt that, since we were half time, we got half time treatment, even knowing that our kid was going to be full time by the end of July. As discerning parents, you should know that not all kids are afforded the same level of care and treatment based on how much you're being billed for their services. 5. My kid was setup to fail on more than one occasion by teachers (and directors) whose judgment should be called into question. Example: my child (2 years old) had a fascination with a bird in one of the classrooms. If you're half time, you have to pick them up by 12:30 PM - no big deal. However, when I went there to pick him up he had been removed from his normal class and was the only kid in the same classroom as the bird. This made him very excitable. He happened to have an accident at the same time, so the teachers were trying to change him. Being that he was in an excitable state, he was running around and wouldn't let anyone pick him up. They finally gave up and told me to take him home as is, with a dirty diaper on. Clearly, the teachers and director used very poor judgment when removing him from his classroom to take him into this room. Further, they refused to change him - going back to the often-dirty face cited above, this was no real surprise. Just a little background: my kid was at a "traditional" daycare for several months before. As an example, our teachers told us that he was the only kid they've ever seen that never, ever hit another kid. Overall, they felt his behavior was pretty typical for a two-year old. I thought that this school could help elevate my child, but I was wrong. To be clear, I'm not blaming the Montessori system, which I believe is good for children and a great child development system. However, Hope's neglectful and misguided implementation of the system leaves a lot to be desired. If you send your kid there, buyer beware. Hope may have a gleaming exterior, but it serves as a shield to its true, dystopic nature.

I am a believed in the Montessori Method but after seeing what my kids learned here in 4 years, I…read morequestion now its implementation. I was told by the teachers that my daughter was a great reader and had mastered math. I trusted what teachers said until one day I realized that in second grade she couldn't read or perform simple math problems. I was not the only parent with this experience and in that year (after COVID), over 30 children left the school. If you are considering this school, follow up closely your children or you might be surprised at the end.

CMS is dealing with the pandemic with grace, understanding, and intelligence. They've taken great…read moremeasures to keep their staff and students safe. It makes me proud to be a parent of a child who attends CMS and I am confident in their ability to keep her safe, while allowing her to grow and help her reach a new level of independence.

It is a horrible school with an extremely corrupt faculty that will single students out and make…read moretheir time there an absolute nightmare. They would hold students back for a wide variety of silly reasons such as them having below average handwriting and being slightly younger than other students, and if they had a slight speach impediment, even if they excel in all other areas.

We chose to send my children to an independent school in the hope that they might become the best…read moreversion of themselves that they could be. We wanted them to learn, of course, but we also wanted to make sure they were welcomed and recognized for their own unique personalities and interests. My wife and I believe a great school must know and understand each child as an individual, while also having the resources, programs, and experts required to challenge and inspire our children. Community School has exceeded our expectations. The teachers do a wonderful job of working in small groups with the kids so that they truly understand each child's strengths and challenges. They "get" each one of our kids. But it goes beyond that as well. They encourage the students to find something that they feel passionate about and then push them to pursue that interest. My oldest son is proud that the school trusts him to choose his own projects in woodshop or sign a contract for independent work in math. For my daughter, Community will always be the place that encouraged her to be comfortable on a stage in front of an audience. Community is a special place. My children head out the door excited for school every single day. They love it even more than we do.

My daughter attends and absolutely loves her teachers, Mrs. Sharron and Mrs Susan along with Sarah,…read morethe director! Great loving environment and nurturing. They have been great with my daughter as she gets potty trained, it is living up to what we expected for the size of classroom, welcoming personalities, and faith based background. She comes home with new songs learned, and knowledge she didn't did not have before. Thank you for taking great care of these kids and making them feel good about school!

I wish I could give them 10 stars. My son has been attending now for 3 years. We absolutely love…read morethe program and the teachers. All are very loving and have the children's needs first. They are flexible with your schedule, rates are very economical, and offer a little bit of faith based (which we aren't). So that was a big plus for us. Although we are sad that this is our last year at St. Luke's, I am confident that they have provided him the tools to succeed in Kindergarten.

Saw my great grandson take lessons. Great! He enjoyed…read moreclasses small . Great teacher.

We love Foss Swim School! My daughter has gained so much confidence in the pool since we started…read moreher in lessons. She's learned so many critical skills for swimming and she looks forward to her lesson every week! My only complaint would be that you're not able to have the same teacher each quarter, but I understand that many of them have separate jobs and lives apart from this, so some of them move on/change schedules. Overall it's been a great experience and we hope to continue lessons as she grows!