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The blocky Dark Knight returns to a bigger city with many more characters in "Lego Batman 2: DC Super Heroes"
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Over the past few years, software house Traveller's Tales has worked on a number of franchises, turning them into entertaining Lego games. These include "Pirates of the Caribbean," "Harry Potter" and, coming this fall, the "Lord of the Rings" trilogy.
In between all that, however, are the Lego Batman games, where players use superheroes — or villains — to create all sorts of brick-laden chaos.
The original game was a lot of fun, but "Lego Batman 2: DC Super Heroes" tops it with an even bigger comic book universe — a whole city to explore.
And it plays on a universe of gadgets: Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Wii (and eventually Wii U), PCs, the Playstation Vita and the Nintendo DS and 3DS.
The game kicks off with Batman and Robin battling the likes of Joker and company. But following that battle, the vicious Lex Luthor emerges with an even more heinous plot, forcing Superman and other Justice League members to step in and lend a hand. Where the original Lego Batman only had a handful of villains and heroes to choose from (including the Joker and Batman, among others), DC Super Heroes has more than 60, including fan favorites like Green Lantern and the Flash. ["Injustice: Gods Among Us" Unites DC Superheroes]
And where previous Lego games only had so big a set of levels to go through, Lego Batman 2 features Gotham City recreated with Lego pieces.You'll fly around for miles on end, exploring every spot to find hidden goodies (like bricks that can build additional objects) and tangle with thugs. Traveller's Tales has not only made it enormous, but also very accessible, with something new around each corner. It gives you reason to play through it again and again. What's more, it's even fun with a friend, as you can team up in two-player split-screen fashion to fight Luthor and his allies. ["God of War: Ascension" for PS3 Adds Multiplayer Gaming]
The gameplay is about the same as previous Lego games, with the player needing to solve puzzles, beat up enemies and build objects from bouncing Lego blocks in order to get ahead. And while that may be nothing new, Traveller's Tales continues to make it entertaining, even adding secondary goals like collecting coins to become a True Hero for each stage.
Lego Batman 2's visuals are outstanding, both when you're flying around the city and fighting in small areas. The characters fit the part, right down to their particular motions, like when the Flash goes on a mad sprint. Likewise, the characters are fully voiced in this game, with Clancy Brown being the standout. He skillfully reprises the same Luthor role he filled years ago in the animated Superman series.
Though some missions can be a bit difficult, there's no question that "Lego Batman 2: DC Super Heroes" is a fun comic romp for all players, old and young. Teaming up together in two-player mode is richly entertaining, and there's no shortage of activities you can do around the gameplay in a Lego-ized Gotham City. Grab your Justice League buddies for this one.


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Once again, here are all the 1st, 2nd and 3rd place winners.*
The owner of The Point of It All, the best known needlepoint shop in Washington, D.C., writes about her visit here.
Susan visited Woodlawn yesterday. Here's all about her trip with her friend Carolyn.
As Susan says, a separate photo album has been set up to showcase the Japanese Embroidery on display. You can visit the pieces here.
Donna's been serving as a docent. I hope once her stint is done she writes about the experience in detail and talks about the pieces she fell in love with and why. My own limited docent experience tells me you really have time to study the pieces when you are a docent and learn more than a quick visit's study allows.
Claudia on the ANG email list wrote that this is the Best of Show winner. *She mentioned that she thinks not all the award winners are in the ribbon photo album (the first link above).
I know they don't have the award for The Piece Jane Would Take Home If She Could listed.
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Jane, thanks for the info. My god daughter and here young needlepointer are going on the Sat the 27th, Im glad that got alot entries I was worried because the storm. Glad to see that perhaps they have relaxed some with pictures.ReplyDelete
An the weather has been just glorious hasn't it. I will keep a look at for you.
I hope you are going with then, Jean. I don't ever go on the weekends, however. That's when my husband really gets into gear with chores!ReplyDelete
Ever breath a sigh of relief to get back to work on Monday morning because now you can rest? LOL
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The extensive damage a tractor-trailer rig did to the Spencerville Covered Bridge could cost as much as $300,000 to repair, a DeKalb County official said Thursday.
On Wednesday afternoon, a trucker crossed the historic wooden bridge that has a clearance of 12 1/2 feet, and his too-tall rig broke roof trusses throughout the structure, the sheriff's department said.
County Highway Superintendent Eric Patton said engineers with USI Consultants Inc. of Indianapolis inspected the bridge Thursday. He expects to have a report from the engineers by today or Monday.
Patton estimated that fixing the bridge will cost between $100,000 and $300,000. While the county has insurance to pay for such repairs, Patton said he assumes the insurance for the trucker's company will have to cover the cost. Whatever the case, he said, "It'll be repaired and back to its original condition."
Chief Deputy Gerald Kline said the trucker was driving for J.F. Freight Co. of Palatine, Ill., and that he was insured.
A J.F. Freight representative declined to comment when reached by phone Thursday.
Kline said the trucker was hauling an empty trailer to Nucor Fastener in St. Joe. In addition to exceeding the bridge's height clearance, the rig was over the bridge's 3-ton weight limit, Kline said.
The trucker, Gerard Hudson, 46, of Waukegan, Ill., told officers his GPS device had directed him to drive under the bridge, the sheriff's department said.
Hudson appeared in court Thursday on a felony charge of criminal mischief. He also faces two citations for federal motor carrier safety regulation violations, court records show. He was being held at the DeKalb County Jail on Thursday in lieu of $1,500 bail.
According to the Indiana Historical Bureau's website, the bridge has been in use since it was built in 1873. It underwent an extensive restoration in 1981 and was listed on the National Register of Historic Places the same year, the site said.
The one-lane bridge that spans the St. Joseph River near Spencerville will be closed to traffic indefinitely, Patton said.


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The Lambda Literary Foundation announced the finalists for the 23rd annual Lambda Literary Awards today. Winners will be announced on May 26.The Lammys honor achievement in lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) writing.
With 114 finalists in 24 categories of LGBT literature, there will be books of interest to many on this extensive list. Showing the evolution of LGBT publishing, this is the first year that the Transgender category has had enough nominations to be divided into fiction and nonfiction (the Bisexual category was first split just last year). Other categories include Anthology, Children's/Young Adult, Drama, Poetry, SF/Fantasy/Horror, Gay & Lesbian Debut Fiction, Memoir & Biography, Mystery, and Romance.
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Last week, Sins of the Mother, the Lifetime Movie Network's adaptation of local author, Carleen Brice's novel Orange Mint and Honey, won the NAACP Image award for Outstanding Television Movie, Mini-Series or Dramatic Special.
Blair-Caldwell African American Research Library was lucky enough to host Carleen Brice last night as part of our author series: Scribes, Scholars & Storytellers.
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Dreamworks Animation Fills Their Boots
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We all know that the geeks will one day inherit the earth, but what do they want for Christmas?... The 'Season of Goodwill' is here, so I thought I would kick it off in style by sharing with you a bunch of sites where you might find the ideal gift for your favourite CG Geek.
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Over break I spent my time in California visiting my husband. I had a blast relaxing from school. This is the first time in years that I've been able to enjoy my break. We visited a bunch of cool places there and I thoroughly enjoyed the weather. Coming back to Greenville was a bit tough but I threw myself in ROTC and my internship and here it is almost February.
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Switched at Birth star Vanessa Marano is heading to CSI.
The actress, who plays artistic teen Bay Kennish on the ABC Family drama, will guest star in an upcoming episode of CBS' CSI: Crime Scene Investigation as Samantha, The Hollywood Reporter has learned exclusively.
In the harrowing role, Marano will play the estranged daughter of an ex-con named Frank, who will be played by The O.C.'s Johnny Messner.
In the episode, Frank is an ex-con who lost touch with Samantha and learns she was a street gang groupie and goes on a one-man war to get his little girl back.
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The Utah Jazz are gearing up for their trip to Las Vegas this weekend, when they participate in the Las Vegas Summer League. This is the first time that the Jazz will make the short trip to Nevada.
Before the Jazz jump on a plane on Friday, the team hosted a scrimmage that was free and open to the general public. Jazz Nation showed up in full force. A total of 9,217 Jazz faithful showed up to see what the summer league squad looked like before taking off this weekend. The Utah Jazz, the players, and the coaching staff raved about the turnout on Thursday night.
The night started off with new head coach Quin Snyder talking to the crowd. He started off by describing how he wanted the team to play with pace, and have lots of ball movement. He stated that it is sometimes hard to score in the NBA, so hopefully with a good pace, the result will be easy buckets. Snyder also stated that he doesn't want the team to commit unnecessary fouls, but give a good hard foul when needed. Smart defense, however, is a top priority.
Snyder seemed to have great philosophies that Jazz Nation really loved to hear. Utah Jazz president, Randy Rigby, echoed that by saying, "you will all love Coach Snyder. He will be a wonderful part of this community."
The summer league Jazz players then took the court to begin warming up in front of the fantastic crowd in attendance. Coach Snyder talked to the crowd throughout the warm up to give fans an idea on what the team goes through in practice. There was also a moment where the TV voice of the Utah Jazz, Craig Bolerjack, paused to recognize Derrick Favors, who was in attendance. Coach Snyder took to the microphone and commended Favors on his commitment to the team. Snyder said that Favors had been at the practice facility doing workouts with the summer league players to prepare for the season. Snyder also mentioned that when he was hired on as the new head coach, his first phone call that he made was to Favors.
The scrimmage got underway, and the game started off in a way that all of Jazz Nation hopes to see plenty of times during the upcoming seasons in Salt Lake City. Jazz rookie, Dante Exum, and second year point guard, Trey Burke, gave fans a small taste of what a two point guard offense can look like, when Exum drove to the basket and kicked the ball out to a wide open Burke in the far corner for a three. The crowd was extremely happy to see this.
Trey started the game pretty well, getting to the basket, however, he struggled finishing plays. He committed some turnovers, didn't quite make the right pass, or missed the shot. That being said, Exum was not much different. When Exum got a chance to get to the rim, it seemed like something good was about to happen. On the other hand, Exum struggled to shoot the basketball, and looked to get winded quickly, more than likely due to the altitude that he hasn't quite gotten used to yet.
The player that surprised everyone was the Jazz's 23rd pick in the 2014 NBA Draft, Rodney Hood.
Simply put, Hood looked good.
The stroke on Hood's jump shot looked extremely smooth, and he also didn't miss a whole lot. In fact, Hood ended up scoring seven points alone in the second quarter. One of those baskets was thanks to a breakaway dunk that was extremely satisfying for the crowd to see. Even on jump shots where Hood missed, the form looked great, the shot was straight on, it just simply missed. If there were questions about Hood's game going into the summer, he answered some, not all, but some of those questions tonight. Hood really looks like he can give the Jazz solid and productive minutes off the bench. He looks like he will be able to come in and contribute from day one.
Rudy Gobert was definitely a crowd favorite, as the majority of the time he got the ball, a chant of "Rudy, Rudy, Rudy" could be heard from most of the crowd. On the offensive end, Gobert still has work that needs to be done. However, he looked good in nearly every other aspect of the scrimmage. Gobert owned the glass, and pulled down nearly every rebound that was in arms length, and Rudy has a pretty long reach. He also played great defense, moved his feet well, and came away with a few blocks. If he can develop his offensive game, Gobert could turn into a nice role player for the Jazz, however, I'm still not quite sure if that is going to be this upcoming season.
The scrimmage ended after three quarters, because the coaching staff wanted to make sure they keep the players fresh. After three quarters, the team that consisted of Burke, Exum, Gobert, Malcolm Thomas, Erik Murphy, and Hood got the victory. The result of the scrimmage really meant nothing, as the most important thing was that fans got to see a taste of what we can expect from these young players this upcoming season, and what we can see will need to be worked on.
As mentioned before, the Jazz will head down to Las Vegas on Friday, as they prepare for their first game of summer league against the Philadelphia 76ers on Saturday night in the Thomas & Mack Center. The game will tip at roughly 7:30 p.m. The game can be seen on KJZZ-TV, as can the other two games the Jazz will play in prior to tournament play.
One final quote from Coach Snyder, which is a quote that all of us as fans should remember. We should remember this quote as we prepare for the upcoming season, as we analyze the roster, and before we start to think that the Jazz are destined to win 50 or more games this season.
Please be patient…..We will be younger than we were last year. ~Utah Jazz head coach, Quin Snyder
Quotes from head coach Quin Snyder, and Utah Jazz president Randy Rigby, are credited to David J. Smith, who was able to listen to these comments as part of a pre-practice event for respective season ticket holders.
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Officially established as the county seat of northwest Indiana in 1840, Crown Point has always been the center of activity for Lake County. Commonly referred to as the Hub of Lake County, the city continues to stand out among its notable neighbors, consistently achieving accolades such as Best Place to Live, NW Indiana (3 years in a row) and Best Downtown (4 years in a row) in the Times and Shore "Best of the Region."
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"You really can't say enough about this great location. Covington is a really beautiful setting to enjoy the outdoors. The sales center is situated near one of the ponds, so I see people out and about all day long when the weather is nice," Olthof New Home Consultant Gina Schultz said. "Another great feature is that while all the home sites are all generously sized, there are a number of premium locations that offer even more space, as well as just a few remaining lookout opportunities."
With six single-family home plans to choose from, pricing in Covington starts in the $200s (Covington's south Lake County location allows buyers the opportunity to take advantage of no-money down USDA Guaranteed Rural Housing Loans).
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During a 700 Club broadcast earlier this month, evangelical firebrand Pat Robertson repeatedhis belief that marijuana should be decriminalized, and that "every time the liberals pass a bill—I don't care what it involves—they stick criminal sanctions on it. They don't feel there is any way people are going to keep a law unless they can put them in jail."
Right on cue, Jimmy Carter's former secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare Joseph A. Califano has an op-ed in the Washington Post begging—nay, demanding—that Robertson think of the children:
I can't understand why an evangelical leader like the Rev. Robertson, who claims to be so devoted to protecting the young in our materialistic, instant-gratification, sexually-charged modern society, would want to legalize a third drug like marijuana, when we have shown such little ability to keep our two legal drugs, tobacco and alcohol, out of the hands of our children and teens.
In World War II we used to say, " Loose lips sink ships." In debates about the war on drugs, loose lips can sink children and teens.
Parents and teachers, clergy, and everyone involved in a child's life should understand that marijuana is a risky and addictive drug with serious health and social consequences. Rev. Robertson, before you speak again on this subject please remember this: Drugs are not dangerous because they are illegal; they are illegal because they are dangerous.
As for Robertson's suggestion that pot be regulated like alcohol and tobacco, Califano rejects it out of hand:
Contrary to Robertson's belief that legalizing marijuana will reduce our nation's incarceration rates, the fact is that only 2 percent of all inmates are incarcerated for marijuana possession as their controlling or only offense.
Indeed, legalizing marijuana will likely increase criminal activity. Some two-thirds of incarcerated felons (1.5 million) meet the medical criteria for addiction and marijuana is commonly one of the first steps on the road to other drug addiction.
Most violent felonies, such as murder, rape and aggravated assault, occur when the perpetrator is high or drunk, and the lion's share of property crime involves people seeking money to buy drugs. And the legal drug alcohol that Robertson wants marijuana to be treated like is implicated in more violent crime than any other substance.
The notion that taxing sales of marijuana will provide a windfall for our public coffers is another (bong) pipe dream. For every $1 of taxes on tobacco and alcohol, our nation incurs $9 in state and federal health-care, criminal justice and social-service costs. These costs will skyrocket if legalization becomes the norm, increasing the drain on our public coffers.
Perhaps Califanohasn't read up on Portugal, which decriminalized drugs across the board and saw its addiction rates plummet; the occurrence of new HIV cases plummet; drug-related crimes plummet; and drug-related law enforcement spending plummet.
As for the one-dollar-in-nine-dollars-out claim: The Office of National Drug Control Policy will have a budget of around $25.6 billion next year, and local and state governments will spend billions more of their own tax revenue investigating, arresting, trying, and locking up users and dealers; treating uninsured meth makers for third degree burns (incurred via the shake-and-bake method, itself a product of anti-meth policies); giving public assistance to drug-war widows and orphans; and drug-testing unemployed people applying for both jobs and unemployment benefits. Forget one dollar in, nine dollars out: This year, just like last year and every year before it, the U.S. will takes zero dollars in—because you can't tax something that's illegal—and fork out billions.
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180. Re: Any word on Gingerbread for Galaxy S 4G?haggendaz Feb 13, 2012 11:35 AM (in response to sad)
Ok after my quick and excited post, I did some research on the difference between GSM and WCDMA.
Basically from what I'm understanding, GSM is the old 2g network, and WCDMA is for the 3g+ network.GSM
WCDMA is faster, and more widespread, but the reason the phone is on GSM and WCDMA is keep service availability choices at maximum. I guess 2g areas haven't been transitioned out.
So that right there is a drawback. Yes long texts work, but I'd have to stay on the 2g network.. which is not very fair.
I also went and tried the third option, WCDMA ONLY, just to see what would happen. Failed my long texts everytime.
So I definitely know that WCDMA alone is the culprit here. (I wanted to see if having both GSM AND WCDMA on at the same time was causing the issue, but that is not the case, just WCDMA alone still fails)
Somehow the Gingerbread update in combination with WCDMA is screwing the texts up.
With this new information, I hope Tmobile support can relay to the engineering team, and figure out why this is happening!
181. Re: Any word on Gingerbread for Galaxy S 4G?srlnclt Feb 13, 2012 11:36 AM (in response to lehmannjm)
What I found worked the best for my issues with the Galaxy S 4g was getting rid of the phone altogether. Hello Nokia Lumia 710 and Windows 7.5!! Buh Bye Samsung and Android and all your quirkiness!! Loving the Lumia!
182. Re: Any word on Gingerbread for Galaxy S 4G?haggendaz Feb 13, 2012 11:38 AM (in response to sad)
Sad, my Gingerbread version is also 2.3.6
I'm also in California, in case this issue is isolated to certain areas of the nation.
183. Re: Any word on Gingerbread for Galaxy S 4G?sad Feb 13, 2012 11:49 AM (in response to haggendaz)
Nope cause I'm in mass. Maybe its a coastal thing. lol
184. Re: Any word on Gingerbread for Galaxy S 4G?genej101 Feb 13, 2012 12:01 PM (in response to srlnclt)
You know I nearly did go Windows phone, I'm still in the buyer's remorse window and not completely thrilled with the Galaxy S. I'll give it a bit yet but I may go your route, return it and go Nokia.
185. Re: Any word on Gingerbread for Galaxy S 4G?srlnclt Feb 13, 2012 12:42 PM (in response to genej101)
The Lumia is so much more user friendly then the Galaxy. I'm loving the Windows OS. Coming from Android Windows 7.5 is so smooth. Nokia is making a comeback with Windows and I think will start collecting angry Android users.
186. Re: Any word on Gingerbread for Galaxy S 4G?kevlarian Feb 13, 2012 2:05 PM (in response to lehmannjm)
FYI - Running GB and have WCDMA/GMS (Auto Select) enabled. No problems with long text.
187. Re: Any word on Gingerbread for Galaxy S 4G?haggendaz Feb 14, 2012 10:51 AM (in response to kevlarian)
What kind of phones do you have? Are they Galaxy S phones?
188. Re: Any word on Gingerbread for Galaxy S 4G?sad Feb 14, 2012 10:58 AM (in response to haggendaz)
I have a galaxy s my wife has a Samsung something. My kid has an LG all have gingerbread hers came with it same with my sons none can send text messages over 145 characters. The windows phone is looking good to me.
189. Re: Any word on Gingerbread for Galaxy S 4G?kevlarian Feb 14, 2012 11:03 AM (in response to haggendaz)
I have two Galaxy S 4G's. Both came with Froyo, and both have been upgraded to GB. Both work without a problem. The only problem I have experienced with the update is that my Bluetooth Streaming Stereo Audio, cuts out from time to time... never had that problem with Froyo.
And my GPS seems to take a bit longer to lock.
Otherwise, Upgrade was flawless...
190. Re: Any word on Gingerbread for Galaxy S 4G?sad Feb 14, 2012 11:15 AM (in response to kevlarian)
Well it seems to be fine for some but others have the same issue texting wise I've had no gps issues and I do use that. I'm not going to say it sucks I just wish the text deal could be fixed. Unless I find a fix I'm done posting here this thread is way to long and you have to scroll through it just to reply to the right person its becoming to time consuming. Thank you to everyone for the input lets hope it gets resolved. I did start a new thread on this just search for Samsung galaxy s 4g can't send long text messages. Bye all.
191. Re: Any word on Gingerbread for Galaxy S 4G?dwestall Mar 1, 2012 11:48 AM (in response to lehmannjm)
Long texts were working for me since I switched to GSM only network a few weeks ago. All of a sudden yesterday my long texts started to split into smaller texts when sending, though they were not failing. Previously, they were failing. I switched my network back to the WCDMA/GSM auto setting and now my long texts work fine. It's only been one day but so far so good. Maybe T-Mobile updated something in their service.
192. Re: Any word on Gingerbread for Galaxy S 4G?keenedawg Mar 3, 2012 5:55 PM (in response to dwestall)
How do I get the udpate? I'm running FROYO.VUYKD1; Firmware version 2.2.1
193. Re: Any word on Gingerbread for Galaxy S 4G?rinthos Mar 3, 2012 7:01 PM (in response to keenedawg)
Update download/installation instructions for the Samsung Galaxy S 4G are here:
194. Re: Any word on Gingerbread for Galaxy S 4G?toddlab Mar 29, 2012 12:48 PM (in response to rinthos)
Interesting that there are all these posts and no replies from T-Mobile. I work in the customer feedback management business and this type of service is unacceptable.
My Galaxy acutally stopped detecting SIM cards so I got a new Galaxy and am having the same problem as everyone else. This is really frustrating!!
The GSM Only solution works, but why should I only get Edge speeds when I'm paying for unlimited 4g!?
T-Mobile, it looks like you have a problem here and it's been months and still no solution/fix!!


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My child went here for less than a full year in Pre-K. We decided on removal after having repeated problems with the staff there. They brought in a "therapist" for testing, and diagnosed a sensory processing disorder. After taking our child to an offsite facility for a second opinion, their diagnosis came back, rather, as "gifted". After reading other reviews, it scares me to think that others believed the first few years here to be the best. When we left, my child quit wetting the bed again (this started up while attending here) within 2 weeks, and refers to Tesseract as "that scary school". After all the time spent there, my child didn't recognize numbers, or the alphabet. After less than 1 year at another school, s/he is sight reading, counting by 10's, 5's, etc, adding in the thousands, and writing full sentences. I am so glad that we made the choice we did. I just wish we had done it sooner. The one thing I wanted was to instill a love of learning in my child, and they did just the opposite.
For the first time ever my son loves school. His teachers are amazing and he is getting a much higher quality education compared to Scottsdale Unified School District. The technology, curriculum and methods for teaching have been an amazing fit for my son. Cannot say enough positive about Tesseract!
Tesseract is an engaging environment for students. The experiential learning in and out of the classroom is amazing.
Tesseract school is child-centered and teaches thematically. The arts, Spanish, library, technology, and physical education are integrated into the curriculum whenever possible. The hands-on approach makes the learning experiences more meaningful and engaging. All students at the lower school start their day with a whole school morning meeting followed by a class morning meeting. During the lower school morning meeting students present by grade level in front of the school. Parents are invited to watch these morning meeting presentations. The students are expected to be responsible and independent learners.
Our son has been in Tesseract the entire elementary school. Kindergarden and Fourth grade teachers are outstanding. Ms. O in 4th grade is the best teacher of the elementary crowd and worth EVERYTHING!.I am delighted that she will assume leadership role of the elementary school next year. I hope she will start by making serious changes in third grade classroom. I also hope that the most junior teacher will bring about lightness of a severely negative third grade atmosphere.
Tesseract is currently a bit like a ship without a rudder. The current administration wants to make everyone happy so they often respond to the most vocal parents. Some grades are terrific thanks to some spectacular teachers - preK, Kindergarten, second grade and fourth grade were very strong but first and third grade were disappointing. The lower school will have an interim head of school next year and the overall head of school will be new for the 2014-15 year. Next year will likely be a transitional year as the school seems to be 'cleaning house' but hopefully Tesseract will eventually be stronger for all the changes.
My children love going to school each day! The educators care for each child & you can feel this when on campus. The environment is loving & fun. Learning is fun & that is what my children are getting at Tesseract! Having fun while learning above & beyond the norm!
Kindergarten and 2nd grade are strong. First grade however is notoriously a problem year. When paying $17000 a year, every year should be fantastic. The lower school is about to undergo a complete change of administration so maybe it will be better in a few years.
Tesseract's heart is in the right place, and philosophically the school honors differences. Unfortunately, Tesseract suffers from an absence of leadership on this issue, so there is no consistency emanating from the top down. As a result whether your child receives appropriate support is hit or miss, depending on their grade (lower, middle or upper school) and even their particular teacher. The school has wanted to hire a special education resource teacher for quite some time but apparently there is not enough money in the budget for it. That said, there are a few educators who seem to "get it" more than others. The pre-K, kindergarten and second grade educators are particularly strong. Tesseract needs a coherent, school-wide approach to students with learning differences, and then a structured professional development program for educators. The educators need tools for (1) identifying LD at the youngest possible ages; (2) creating specific strategies that work at various grade levels for the common manifestations of LD; (3) supporting executive functions from early childhood through high school. They try, but they need to try harder.
We are very happy at the Tesseract lower school and my kids have been there since kindergarten. The projects they do are fun, engaging and very educational and allow children to discover information rather than have it spoon fed to them. They are taking responsibility for their learning, which I appreciate. The focus on public speaking and collaboration is so important for a 21st century economy where facts are all available to anyone with a computer. The ability to work with other people, advocate for a position, concede a point, think creatively and critically about a problem or idea is essential for success today.
Tesseract is an innovated school for today's students. The classes are engaging and the students work on many occasions, as a team, on real world situations. The students start learning to speak in front of crowds at an early age, and build their self confidence. All children can play on the sports teams, there is a "no cut" policy. The class sizes are small, so every child knows their teachers well, and the teachers learn each child's learning style. I can't say enough about Tesseract. My child is flourishing and will be well equipped for college in her future. Thank you Tesseract!
This is our 3rd school in the valley and I have to say I am so pleasantly surprise how great this school is. My kids are in 1st and 2nd grade. The staff is the friendliest I have ever seen. My kids are excited to go to school every day. Parent community is friendly and welcoming. So happy and proud to be part of such a great educational organization.
I love this school. I have multiple children and we have been in other private schools as well as public schools and I must say that Tesseract has been the very best place for all my kids. Their differentiated instruction, their caring and nurturing environment, the way they bring learning to life in the classroom has instilled a love of learning in my children that I don't think they could ever get from an adult centered educational environment. The school is student centered and my children love going to school each and every day! The experiences that they are exposed to on a daily basis excite them and they are eager to share them with me at the end of each day! In the Middle and Upper School my children have gained so much from the trips. The way these are integrated into their everyday studies is incredible. I am so thrilled Tesseract puts in that extra effort and is able to give them such a global perspective of their educational experience. The Educators are all exceptional and go above and beyond at all times. If you believe in education and your children, I would definitely consider Tesseract School!
When I read some of these reviews, I wonder why someone would write things that are just not accurate. Bullying at Tesseract? Not tolerated and dealt with severely and swiftly. These educators love their students. It is part of the fabric of the school and the community. And as for staggered breaks, most private schools are not on the same cycle as public schools because they don't start as early. It is an issue but not one that is only a Tesseract issue. No charter school can compete with an independent school like Tesseract. The ratios may be similar but the educational philosophy won't be nor will the educator quality compare. Not saying that charter schools don't serve a purpose but they are not equipped to provide the depth of richness that an independent school can. It's a resource issue. Tesseract has it's challenges but the educators are amazing and they love your children above all else. The curriculum is rich and students learn.
this is a fine school but, there are two problems we encountered 1. We have step children who are in a district and none of the dates for breaks align. We can't enjoy family vacation time. 2. There are near by charter schools (free) that offer an almost identical program. One has even better ratios! We aren't moving because we'd have to get all parties to agree. If money is tight, investigate!
This school has so many problems. I don't have enough space to right it. One of them is that there is a bulling problem that my child encountered and not one single educator did anything about! I can't tell you how sad I was when my child told me that another child was doing this! I am so glad I am not apart of this community! Which all parents say what community!
As I watch my son finishing the 8th grade, I am filled with gratitude. Tesseract has partnered with us to raise our son from the age of 3. Through a cooperative and mutually respectful relationship, we have helped our son to become a mature, responsible, critical thinker who has excelled in all areas of life. Tesseract embodies the true meaning of education. My two younger children are on the same path , as they are being provided the most engaging and relevant education in Arizona.
My child has attended Tesseract since he was 3 years old. In the past 3 years we have seen him grow from a toddler into a confident little boy who is fully prepared to enter Kindergarten. We are forever thankful that he has been able to attend this child-centered, nurturing school and we truly believe that it is the best school in the Valley and worth every penny that we pay in tuition. When your child asks every day "am I going to school today?" and is disappointed when it is not a school day, you know you have made the right choice.
if you are considering the middle school...ask why so many kids are leaving? no differentiated learning, educators leaving, lack of school direction, no school spirit, sad to see this change from lower to middle school. need to really reflect on what is going on top down, bottom up.
children in lower and middle school. disappointed in the middle school. they preach differentiated learning -not happening. many of the educators are excellent - others not so much, many don't have certificates to teach, or are in progress. the middle school director has promoted as a teacher in-house and i don't see her with the real vision & drive to BE director. i had faith in the director, but that as wavered as he always "supports educators 100%". the director is to direct the schools vision, but be a liaison with parents, students & teachers. he is just their for the teachers. many kids in my child's class are not returning. those that are seems to be going just because they don't like the options. board is made up of parents appointed by director or other board members. i used to be a cheerleader for this place, not anymore. kids in athletics, forget it. i like the all play and participate rule, but their is no encouragement in school spirit, winning attitude, etc. the kids get frustrated as athletic dept doesn't care. no competition allowed. sad as this place as potential but they are too worried about expansion, they won't need it.
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