Our son has attended Our Lady of Lourdes for the past 6 years. We decided to enroll him at OLL…read morebecause my niece had attended there as well several years earlier. We had involvement with the school community back then and felt that this school would be a great opportunity for him to grow and learn. Although we are not Catholic we still feel a part of the school and church community. The teachers and staff are wonderful as we have built relationships with them over the years. We trust that the school has our sons best interests at heart.

Hands down, one of the best schools in the area, Catholic or otherwise. Excellent teachers,…read moreadministrators, school community, and a beautiful, well maintained campus. Highly recommend!

I went to this school from 1st to late 4th grade, before I started attending, I was a quite kid…read more never fit in, york really made me blossom and find my own personality, there I met my best friend whos still my still my best friend to this day 2023. when i move away mid 4th grade i curled back into my shell. at my new school i made friends but it wasnt the same, i went to that school for 2 years and never adjusted. it wasn't just my friends i missed, it was the staff Aswell. im now 13 going on 14 and still think about york to this day, it truly was the best school ever. it was the best 3-4 years of my life, home wasn't great so every morning i'd wake up i looked forward to school. i have amazing memories there. i still laugh at them to this day, and me and my best friend tear up sometimes looking at pictures of the school, i completely recommend it. tearing up has i finish this review, i have soooo much more to say but this is just a review lol. point is, this school was the best thing that ever happened to me. -Aubrie clasen

They have helped my son in just a short time.. moving to this school was the best thing everread more

This review is for the staff in the Science & Engineering building and for the viewing of the…read morecorpse flower. We came a few days after the 24-48 hour blooming time, but we were still able to view the flower and take pictures. We came in on a Monday around 1pm. School is out for summer break, so there wasn't much going on at the campus. A few employees in the Science & Engineering building were super nice and gave us directions to get to the corpse flower. It's located in the basement, so once you enter the front of the building off the parking lot, you go down two flights of stairs to the basement. The viewing area is small, but they let you get pretty close to the flower. There was still a dead smell in the area where the flower was. They have a live web cam on their website so you can see what stage the flower is in and how busy the viewing area is. Overall, we enjoyed our visit here. Would recommend.

Go Cougs! Love this place, got a great education, met my girlfriend there, proposed there, and met…read morea lot of great friends. Wouldn't recommend theirs pharmacy school in Spokane tho

best school ever nice teachers amazing building and a very nice education with nice teachers. one…read moreof the most cleanest schools i have ever seen and been too

I attended a football game at Grant High School in Portland, OR on 9/2/2016. The visiting Tigard…read moreTigers by a score of 57-20, but it was still a fun game to watch. They sold pizza at the game for $3.00 and chips for $1.00. Plus, I took photos.

I attended Benson polytechnic in the mid to late eighties when this school was known as one of the…read morebest technical schools in the state of Oregon if not the entire United state of America the choices of electives were staggering in scope I majored in Aviation which was not available at any other school in the region at that time I also took German as my foreign language elective I took many other classes which served me well throughout my life however, when I returned for a visit to the campus many years later I found that the school no longer offered German as a language class as it had been replaced by Spanish the school is a mere shadow of its once great self. The campus should have wheelchair access as well as handicapped parking

So far so great! So here I am scared to death because my son is entering his first year in high…read moreschool. Now I have to be honest with the racial tension, COVID-19 and life in general, from day to day you don't always know what to expect. It started last Friday when I made a call to Benson to clarify if my sons school schedule was available. The first voice I encountered was "Norma". This lady was so warm and friendly it scared me. She went on to explain to me in the most professional and warmhearted tone what I needed to do and who I needed to speak with. So as she transfers me, in my head I'm thinking breathe, because there is no way the second staff person I speak with is going to be even half as friendly,informative and professional as "Norma" and guess what, she wasn't, because it was her voicemail. So on Monday, after taking into consideration that I probably was the 100th caller Friday, I reached out to who Norma suggested. An low and behold, I hear the voice of yet another professional, friendly, kind and "how can I help you" voice on the other end of the phone. "Roi San" scheduled a time for us to meet and get everything straightened out. Tuesday my son and I go to the Benson campus @ Marshall and meet these two ladies in person. Same professional, kind, professionals I spoke to prior. Now this may not be a big deal to you, but its HUGE to me. This is a new school, new year, and a new phase of both our lives. There is so much going on in the world and it can literally make you paranoid about everything. It is very comforting and reassuring to know that your child is around people that show a genuine concern for their well being. First impressions are the best impressions and these two have made me a believer out of me. Now things may not always go as smooth, however its good to know that through all the hustle and bustle, Benson has a solid group of staff. I believe these two represent the staff in general and I applaud you all and sincerely thank you all for your dedication. Hats off to Roi San and Norma and I'm sure we'll see each other during the year. I hope and pray for a great school year for all and looking forward to a phenomenal four years for my child.

This place is awful. The Owner here held my 5 year old down to the point where he couldn't breathe…read morein front of my daughter. My daughter was crying and the owner had the other workers take her and my oldest son outside while they could still hear my son inside screaming about how he couldn't breathe. she was screaming and yelling at him rather than be comforting and caring about him. CPS did nothing and the owner was telling the other workers to say a different story. One of the workers there was telling me what was going on and still nothing came out of it. Do not send your children here it is not safe.

I went here from 2 to 11 years of age. Not a bad place, plenty of activities and outings. Great…read moreteachers, would highly recommend.

I've had my children attending Kindercare for the past 2 plus years now. I had one of my children…read morestart in the infant room and work her way up. All of my children have been nothing but loved and taken care of every minute of every single day. This place is family. It's home outside of home. I see these wonderful ladies at the front every single morning and evening ready to help in anyway they can! Or just smile at you while you come through the door. My husband and I were brand new to the area and I can truthfully say, we found family within this Kindercare. Salmon creek Kindercare is by far the BEST daycare my children could receive. Not only have my children learned so much from these wonderful teachers but they also are so structured which is by far the best. If you're looking for a place where your children will feel safe and loved, it's here!

My daughter has been attending this KinderCare for a few years now and we could not be happier with…read morethe staff and facility! They handled COVID extremely well, balancing keeping kids in school along while still being serious about keeping everyone safe! They communicate very well, Kayte the director is on it and is always available for questions or feedback. I recently asked for some support at home in helping my preschooler work on letters and the teacher put together a huge packet of games, stickers and lessons for me to have fun with my child at home reinforcing the classroom learnings. I have had my children in the past in a Montessori school so I was skeptical at first with a larger, generic daycare type of facility but what I've found is an organized and caring learning environment!

I don't know much about the school academics but I'm a neighbor of the school that's sits in my…read morebackyard. I Jane the opportunity to see teachers interacting with the kiddos and how well the kids play with each other. I've never seen nor heard anything that would send Ted flags up the pole. If our kids were grade schoolers, I'd most certainly send them to Illahee.