I cannot speak on the Queensbury location but this company as a whole is absolutely amazing! I had…read morean issue in the Syracuse location where I booked a BLS class then quickly had to cancel it for certain reasons. I called the location and got directed to Travis. He was the most helpful and kind person I have ever spoken with over the phone. He helped me to get everything situated and even told me about opportunities for next time. So although I did not get to visit the location or take the class. The customer service I received will make me recommend them to anyone who needs to take a class in the Syracuse area. Also they are first responders and veterans so they have actually had to perform everything they are teaching you. Again, thank you so much Travis for all of your help!!!

My wife and i have been with this studio since the early 2000's. If you love to learn anything…read moreabout social Ballroom Dancing, then "SWING" on by because, this is the place for you. We started out with an Introductory Package and have not looked backed. This studio has always had and will continue to have professional instructors who will "RUMBA" there was into your hearts. So if you would like to "WALTZ" right in and say hello. please do so. Even if you only wish to have a few lessons, it will be worth the experience. NO ONE HAS TWO LEFT FEET.

My name is Bob Lounsbury and I'm currently a student at the Arthur Murray dancer And I live locally…read morein the Town Wilton yard which is a within 5 miles of the studio what else can once a thought a local ballroom dance studio that is fantastic, professional instructors, friendly wonderful social community, I think I'll stop there. I've been involved with the studio for close to 20 years and I have been involved and experienced wondrous unforgettable occasions that occurred over this time. Weather it was from group lessons, private lessons, showcases, glamour dances where we interact with other studios, Ballroom dancing activities performed within our Dance community. Finally, if you're looking to either learn how to ballroom dance or relive wonderful memories please check out the studio you're welcome to come in anytime the hours are 110 during the week Ross will open on Saturday but we do like to take Sunday off. thank you for reading and I hope to see you on the dance floor

So much fun for kids and adults alike! I take adult hip hop and tap. It's been great getting back…read moreinto what I loved so much as a kid/in college. It's a low pressure environment where you're sure to learn and laugh with amazing teachers and peers.

Wonderful teachers and atmosphere. We love everything about the dance lab! My son has so much fun!read more

Great time and place to unwind. Beautiful art pieces they have in the collection . The natural…read morelighting made everything ten times better. Letting us walk self guide through the house is a great touch .

The Hyde Collection is a hidden gem and well worth the trip North to Glens Falls…read more On a cold winters day, I ventured here as it's known to be styled after the Isabella Gardner Museum in Boston. The Hyde couple's home houses 5,000 or so pieces of art that you can enjoy within their beautiful living space. I felt privileged to be able to tour the Hyde family's Italian Renaissance style villa built in 1912. Here you'll find works from renowned artists such as Botticelli, Degas, Renoir and Rembrandt just to name a few. The original furniture and tapestries acquired are from the sixteenth century Renaissance. There are also late eighteenth century Neoclassical French seating furniture and marquetry desks for your viewing pleasure. It was a wonderful way to pass the afternoon. The Hyde is also known to share temporary collections with the community. The basement level has an added teaching auditorium as well as classroom space where programs are held for those interested in the fine arts. Lastly use your phone to scan the QR code available in most rooms for a self guided informational tour. I also recommend that you take the visitor guide and map to help you along. The front desk admission can also give you insight on how to navigate your time here. A must see in my opinion and you cannot overlook the library room with their vast collection of original books that are sure to have you in awe.

I still remember what it was like to sit in this class a handful of years ago, and from the looks…read moreof the other meager reviews on this site, the experience has not changed. in fact, the single reason I am writing this review so long after the fact is because john rinko's name is the only one i consistently google every few years to check if the racist old loser has finally died yet. No luck so far. like, i said, i vividly remember so many horrible things this man said and did under the guise of "driving instruction." i was 18 years old and didnt say a word the whole class because i was so enraged. heres a small list, in no particular order: - a japanese woman walks in before the class officially starts. he stops what he's doing, points at her, and says, "let me guess! chinese?" when she, obviously stunned, politely corrects him (with a level of patience currently unparalleled in human history), he immediately starts going off on a rant about PEARL HARBOR. - there was also a pretty large woman in attendance that night. rinko loudly asked her if she wanted TWO CHAIRS. when she said no, he asked AGAIN and went off about how much of a "nice guy" he is, and how any woman is desperate for a guy like him. -this was in like january 2017 so he also went on an impromptu rant about how "the People voted trump" (the people did not vote trump. trump lost the popular vote.) the class has not even started yet, by the way. here's what he had to say about women: -he points to every man in the room (including me) (i am not a man) (well, i wasnt at the time) (anyway) he points to every man in the room, including me, and then he says "you all have one weakness when it comes to driving." and then he puts to every woman in the room (except the fat one. i was paying attention). he proceeds to spend a solid thirty-seconds mimicking an awestruck man staring out the window at, presumably, all the hotshot babes you find wandering the streets of rural upstate new york before getting into a violent crash, and then acts like this is the height of wisdom when it comes to teaching students how not to be distracted while driving -he said women had better not get into car crashes, because then they'll "never get a date again" -followed by him showing the infamous "women drivers" youtube clip -he described in graphic detail how facial injuries from windshield glass make women unattractive thirty years later, when those five hours finally came to an end, John Rinko proudly spent a good few minutes demonstrating his use of legible cursive writing when telling us how to do our signatures. He became vastly offended if anyone insinuated that he was maybe Polish instead of Russian. (I'm a quarter Polish and have to wonder just what's so wrong about that.) He took great pride in making sure that we all knew his name. So I will make sure to use it when I call John Rinko an extremely horrible man, and an even worse driving instructor. Also he sounded like patchy the pirate when he got worked up and i will keep googling his name every few years until i get to see the news article i long for

Mr Rinko bravely copiloted for my son, he stayed completely calm while I white knuckled an hour…read morelong tour of Saratoga Springs from the back seat. The man is a saint with nerves of steel.

Our son has made tremendous learning gains in middle-school math and scored exceptionally well on…read morethe Secondary School Admissions Test (SSAT) thanks the hard work he did with Nourishing Minds Tutoring. After recognizing a disconnect between our son's school grades and what he was able to actually perform at home, we engaged Nourishing Minds Tutoring to assess his strengths and weaknesses, which they outlined in a concise report and roadmap for tutoring sessions. The tutor also reviewed our child's graded school work with him, going over any questions he got wrong. Now currently a grade-level ahead in math, what was once was a weakness has become a strength thanks to the hard work we did with his Nourishing Minds tutor. In addition to strengthening in school work in math, our son has made remarkable progress on standardized tests. Our Nourishing Minds tutor reviewed the content of the exam he was taking and prepared him for every type of question, including math, analogies, reading comprehension, and writing essays. Despite going to a school that does not administer standardized tests, the work our son did with Nourishing Minds resulted in him outperformed 88 percent of other test takers on the rigorous Upper Level SSAT. We highly recommend Nourishing Minds!

Like the song, "Where do I begin??"…read more Our experience with Pete and Karen has been beyond complete. Anyone who's read my blather on social media knows that I'm both verbose and intensely interested in many things, not the least of which is how someone treats others. From the very start, Pete and Karen have responded to my many questions and concerns regarding our competent and skilled treatment of our eventual (and that's another story, as I used to row a very skinny boat) purchase of a *used* (translation: low profit - but, read on) Alden 18. That boat was as described: A small ding on the nose, of no consequence to structure, and brand-new, factory-wrapped Oarmasters (the sliding seat and riggers drop-in units) and carbon fiber hatchet sculling oars, delivered competently (I say with some knowledge, as I helped the manufacturer of my then-owned-double-and-single sculls do a couple of springs' worth of deliveries to the east-of-Mississippi US, coast and environs, teaching folks how to do sliding seat rowing). That said, I no doubt was a challenging customer, as I pestered them with incessant questions as the evolution of our eventual storage in our boathouse, and on the configuration of the launch-retrieve platform my son and I built evolved. AND, they didn't ask for payment until the spring deliveries could be scheduled (the delivery folks were already booked for January, when the deal was struck verbally). But back to my questions: Every time, they were happily answered, in detail, including two lengthy phone conversations with Pete - one early on, and just today, what (probably they and I both hope will be the last!) will be the culmination of their insanely patient customer support. There's no 10-star rating available, or I'd use it. If you're in the market for a sliding seat rowing boat of any stripe, maker and competence level, there's no way I can adequately convey my joy at working with them. But suffice (at last!! you say ) to say, they're a joy to work with.

Very personable and helpful. Guided me through purchase of the perfect shell. And gave me a series…read moreof lessons so I could get maximum usage from it.

If you do not have the money to be a donor to this school, your child will be a target by the other…read moreparents and the principal, especially if your child is doing better academically. If your child has a special behavioral requirement or IEP/504, your child will be labeled as difficult. The public school has a better support system. I pray everyday this school fails and closes due to impact it had on my kid while attending. Please read all reviews before using this school, many children have lost scholarships and opportunities due to other parents and students that are backed by the administration in this school.

Thinking about your child heading to middle school next year? Wondering if that is the right place…read moreto send them. Look at all your options. As a parent, why should you choose SCC for your child? Small class size Personal attention Opportunity to participate in modified, JV and Varsity sports; no cuts Teacher-student relationships are friendly and supportive Students form close genuine friendships Large focus on community service and giving back to others Adults model as well as expect students to be kind, compassionate and caring Zero fights from October to February of this year Over $5 million in scholarships awarded to the class of 2019 College credit courses from HVCC and AP courses are offered 6th graders all receive a Chromebook to do school and homework Uniforms- No-Fuss Mornings! (Less than $400 a year for all school clothes and shoes!!) This is our 4th year at SCC. We are so glad we made the choice to send our child here.