From the moment I walked in, the staff was warm, welcoming, and highly professional. Dr. De Los…read moreSantos took the time to thoroughly assess my condition, explain my treatment options, and answer all of my questions with patience and expertise. I highly recommend Foot and ankle of north Houston to anyone in need of top-quality podiatric care. They even take walk-ins if possible.

So I have had foot and ankle issues my entire life and have seen tons of foot and ankle surgeons,…read morepodiatrists, and everyone in between. Quality care is hard to come by. Having a good sense of humor with quality care is even harder. Dr. MacTavish is the latter. He's been doing this for decades, but don't let that scare you away. He's probably one of the most kind and compassionate foot docs I've ever had. From the time I got there until I left he gives you fantastic bedside manner and fun to be around. Had an injection in my left foot and he took adequate time to numb my foot before throwing in the cortisone injection. Didn't feel a thing and left happy. His first assist is also awesome. Asks relevant questions. Takes time to get to know your specific problem, and relays that info well. This place is awesome. If you have foot and ankle issues. He's your guy.

My coworkers and I took the CPR and AED class instructed by Heather Smart…read more Heather is very knowledgeable. She prefers to do hands on instruction verses reading booklets and watching videos. The hands on approach is more realistic and gives a better idea of what may happen when CPR and AED skills are needed in an emergency situation. Heather is very passionate about her class and training. After the verbal lesson, we were put into groups of 4 with a dummy to have the hands on experience. The "smart" dummies are equipped with lights to let you know if the compression strength you are using is strong enough. A green light indicates you are doing it correctly. A red or yellow light means you need to use more force. We also used an infant dummy to see the difference between adults and children as the compression strength needed is a lot less and with fingers instead of 2 full hands. It was a little embarrassing to act out a real life situation at first. Not everyone is comfortable acting out a scenario in front of others. As a good instructor should do, Heather was addiment we would not be given a passing grade until she saw each of us perform the series of steps necessary to complete CPA and AED properly. We each took turns and she watched to make sure we did it correctly. After one round, the embarrassment went away and we all started getting into it. I appreciate Heather's approach and dedication to the class. She even got on the floor (see picture) with us to demonstrate the steps herself before turning it over to us. At the end of our 3 hour class, we were given a survey. I gave Heather a 10 (extremely satisfied) on all questions asked. We all left feeling confident and well educated. Hopefully our assistance won't be needed, but should and emergency arise in the future, I am happy we have our certification to help save lives. Our group plans to have Heather back in a few months to take a first aid course.

I wish I can rate this company with a zero star. The lady canceled my course at the last minute…read morebecause I was the only student enrolled that day. When I said " I cannot wait because my BLS card is expired" . She said that the "system doesn't work, I will let you know if I can fix it" which was her excuse for being UNPROFESSIONAL . Of course, I immediately looked for another option since I didn't have another day to wait to have this done. I found a really great company around the kingwood-humble area. I requested my money back from Heather and she totally refused to do so. So I ended up paying double for my BLS course. The other company I found was a professional company and I actually enjoyed the training. In fact, I was the only student and they didn't mind teaching me. After taking the BLS course with another company I realized that Smart Safe Development Solutions are no good for learning. btw the place where they hold the training is awful and uncomfortable. ( this was the only place I knew) but in fact there are great places out there for the same money! Look for other options!

This CPR training was amazing! The instructor gave awesome lessons and answered every question in…read moredetail. Highly recommend this training.

First Hope provided CPR training for my dental staff: excellent service and knowledgeable…read moreinstructors.

I go to this school and am currently a seventh graders. Overall its an Ok school, some good…read moreteachers and some bad, some really good aspects and some really bad.

I used to go here and my parents took me and my sister out due to how bad it was. I was suspended…read morefor reporting a teacher and the investigation was handled so poorly that my parents considered bringing it up to the media. Kleb enforces dumb rules such as a ban of keychains on IDs because they can't "see the id". The dress code also sucks here. It's not enforced on you if you're popular trendy white (or a black kid pulling your pants below your ahh), but if you dress alternative or POC, it's placed upon you. I have seen shorts so short I could see butt cheeks but you can apparently get dressed coded for a tail. A lot of teachers SUCK. Whether it's creepy teachers or teachers that don't teach, most suck in some way. You do however, have like 12 good teachers, but those are usually for CTE,Fine Arts, or social studies. The Staff suck the most though. They can't do their job properly. Most students feel unheard. They tend to ignore reports that students make when uncomfortable of a teacher, and even if they try, blame is immediately put on the student.In May, a lot of Klein ISD schools were recognizing Mental Health Month, and Kleb completely ignored it and only celebrated Teacher Appreciation Week (which there is not much to appreciate). Teachers have seen students struggling (like if a student has visible cuts from self harm) and nothing is done. The school is also sorta homophobic. There was a gym teacher that wouldn't let my friends hug or sit close together because they were gay. Subtle bullying is also a problem here. Some kids think they rule because of their skin color or their trendiness. They make fun of other kids for things like hair color, sexuality, gender, fashion style, pronouns , etc. Please avoid this school at all costs. You"re better off homeschooling or sending them somewhere else. Even though they have high grades, safety is more important then education.

Definitely wouldn't recommend this place. Take your kids here if you like being yelled at by staff…read morelike your a child(or like staff yelling around your children period ) . Go here if you like your children left in the same wet diaper all day. Go here if you like your children excluded from events because they behave like a child. Go here if you want your children scarred by other kids in the class. Again, do not recommend.

My children have been here since she opened, I have not had any problems at all. They get help with…read morehomework, dinner in the evenings and they were even learning Spanish! School is currently out due to COVID-19 and my babies have still been learning and doing homework while my husband and I work. I love how attentive she is to each of their needs and also their health.

Dorian is an amazing French tutor. He is patient, thorough and has honed his instructions skills…read morein a way that has made learning a foreign language both enjoyable and effective. I have had 2 other French tutors in the past who were good, but Dorian is truly great at what he does. Currently, I am working with him 2 days/week and hope to increase that over time as I have a goal to be conversational in 1 year. Dorian has helped build my confidence and now I feel that goal is achievable. I highly recommend Dorian!