Great school! Both my daughters went there and played basketball. They loved the teachers and…read morestaff. I recommend this school to anyone nee to the community.

I am a former student. There is a Christian church across the street that regularly posted flyers…read morearound the perimeter of the building and even held prayer events on the school campus. I am not Christian and the presence of the church on campus affected me negatively. For my senior project I wrote a 10 page research paper on how religion should not be promoted by publicly funded institutions. I would then present my paper and project to a group of volunteers who would trade me. Well that group of volunteers consisted wholely of church members from across the street. I altered trusted teachers of this conflict of interest and of my discomfort with Christian propaganda being posted around the school and I was ignored. I was given a lesser grade on my project due to bias. I was also in several choir classes, lettered in choir, and was selected to participate in Idaho All State Choir. But again, 90% of the songs were heavily Christian songs. I suggested broadening the selection to include songs from other religions during the holiday season and even brought in sheet music, but again I was ignored. Singing lyrics such as "praise the Lord" for years on end when I was not religious weighed on me and eventually led to me quitting even though it was my greatest passion.

We absolutely love Coeur d'Alene Montessori Preschool! As grandparents and educators, we knew we…read morewanted the Montessori experience for our grandson. The focus on independence, learning how to learn, choice, working with others, manners and social skills were what we wanted for him. We found all of this and more at Coeur d'Alene Montessori. Ms. Diane's experience and dedication are evident in the structure and management of the school. The staff that she has assembled is both knowledgeable and nurturing. They interact well with children and communicate openly with parents. We have observed this school during class time and appreciate the thoughtful engagement of students in their learning. We love the way the students talk to each other and their teachers. It is a warm, respectful, and joyful environment. Our grandson literally ran into the classroom and settled in from day one. No tears or clinging, just exuberance to be in this place... learning, growing, and being a four year old. Thank you Coeur d'Alene Montessori.

Miles apart from other childcare programs around. The teachers, beautiful classrooms and passionate…read moreadministration that are all forging the way ahead for the benefit of our children

hi so i been sent to this school for about 8-9 years and most of my experience was pretty well ish…read morebut 8th grade was a turning point for me socially but i suffered a lot of mental health issues and was pressured to get good grades and i was so burned out and tired and all of that but its beautiful here and the people here are genuinely kind but i always got humiliated in my class by my math teacher and it actually sucked i basically got called stupid. but i had to get counseling and i broke down every night wanting to be better. overall it was a okay experience. but i dropped out

Im leaving another review because now I have a daughter in 8th and 4 th grade. You womt find…read moreanother school like St Dominics where your daughter will receive such a good sound Catholic education and formation for life. 6th grade was the turning point where classes and school become more difficult. Because the sisters dont use internet or computers and media as most people do nowadays communication is definitely much slower than one would expect in our day and age. This is in part because the sisters do all the teaching and caring for school grounds etc and they dont hire someone to be secretarty they take turns doing that too so this keeps the cost of the school very affordable. My older daughter seems happy there but she is at the age where the grass is greener on the other side and school is hard. This is normal at this age. I remember going through it as well. She gets along w some of the teachers better than others. Again. Normal. Is the school perfect? No. Are the kids who go their perfect or teachers perfect? No. Theyre human. Most definitely the school is a blessing however challenging it is. Our children nowadays need to learn that they "can do hard things". I wish someone had taken the trouble to teach me this before i became a Mother.

First time at Rogers high school to watch my little buddy play his basketball game…read more Looks nice enough.

After trying a few different schools and childcare options in the Coeur d'Alene area, we finally…read morefeel like we found a true home at Kinder-Magic. Our son is in the Pre-K class with Miss Amy and Miss Amanda, and they are both incredibly sweet, patient, and genuinely invested in the kids. One thing that really stands out about Kinder-Magic is how much they prioritize the emotional wellbeing of each child as well as the classroom community. The teachers are very intentional about helping the kids feel safe, supported, and confident. Our son also attends the afternoon supplemental classes, where he may be with Miss Amy, Miss Amanda, Miss P, or Miss Bernadette, and he adores them all. Every teacher we've encountered has been warm, thoughtful, and clearly loves what they do. After trying a few other places before this, it's such a relief to finally feel like we found the right fit. Our son comes home happy and excited to tell us about his day, which says everything. We're so grateful we found Kinder-Magic. If you're looking for a nurturing, thoughtful preschool or kindergarten in the CDA area, this place is truly magic.

This school was highly recommended to us, and we have been so impressed! We planned to send our…read morechild here for preschool then switch to a different private school for kindergarten, but we loved this school so much we ended up staying for two years. Mrs. Wheeler has a special gift for connecting with her students and teaching them in a way that they absolutely love learning. The school is heavily focused on reading, math, science and geography. The students grasp these subjects so well early on, because Mrs. Wheeler teaches them in a fun and engaging manner. Our child is now very well prepared for grade school. She has thrived here, and from speaking with other parents, her classmates have as well. Mrs. Wheeler challenges each student to their individual abilities, and sets them up for success. If you are seeking a well managed, safe, positive learning experience for pre-K/kindergarten, this is it!

Midway Elementary school really good school rated number 10 very good staff…read more They have volunteers that take out kids from their classes and help them one on one which is really important. For lunchtime their home cooked meals feature whole wheat and also locally grown from Washington products which is important. As I walk through the hallway I also noticed they have a bottle of the water feature for the kids to use it's actually filtered never seen this in my life. In the library kids are able to use a device which looks like an iPad man the luxuries around here. Where was this when I was going to school. Haha.