I love the biblical worldview in their curriculum. My kids have been there since they were 3. They…read moreare 5 & 6 now. We've had a great experience.

The worst school ever!!!! Do not go here if you want to have a good day. The teacher Mrs. Hodson…read moreshould be fired. She gave my daughter the worst year of her life. Everyone dislikes her and even the high schoolers would rather get bad grades then be in her class. Get her fired now.!!!!

Just got hired at this fabulous school! The staff are so friendly and welcoming. The cafeteria…read morepersonnel are quick and extremely helpful! The IAs ride the bus at this school, but are rewarded with coffee, hot chocolate, and donuts around vacas. This school has Headstart, pre k VE, AND a huge ESE building with all elementary ages catered to. The programs are new and up to date with equipment and knowledge. Very cool playground for the intermediate grades that adds a great amount of exercise. I have never seen such a dedicated cafeteria staff! Rock on, Northwest!

To be perfectly honest, I did not want to attend the CPR class I was halfway dragged to. I thought…read moreit was going to be extremely boring, way too long, and since I'd already taken one about a decade ago, I felt like I was good to go and didn't need the class. I sat down in my seat with a huff, my goal just to survive the next three hours. Spoiler alert.... not only did I survive, I LOVED the class. In fact, I wanted to go around round on the practice dummy. I left feeling confident, capable, and most of all, grateful. This was entirely because of Julie, who not only owns CPR Rescue Training Services, but who donated her afternoon to teach me and everyone in my church about CPR. My first impression of Julie was that she was intensely focused, driven, and authoritative as she sat everyone down, had them sign in, and, for those of us who wanted certification cards, pay for them. She was highly efficient, almost to the point where I was worried she'd be barking orders at us the whole time. However, I realized after the class began that Julie wasn't this dictatorial event leader, but a truly caring woman who'd been working in the EMT/CPR world for over thirty years and just had that "everyone listen to me before we start because I need everything in order" work ethic that is so admirable. I felt badly for thinking she was overly forceful because her ability to get over forty people to not only pay attention but actually learn something is highly commendable. This is the kind of instructor you want. You don't want some wallflower who walks in and asks everyone to take their seats in a quiet voice, you want the strong woman who barges in, gets everything squared away in under five minutes, and then addresses the room assuredly and holds their attention the entire time. This is Julie. Throughout the class, Julie made sure to add funny little quips and amusing advice while teaching us how to save lives. My personal favorite was when she reminded us that just because the CPR dummy was on a table did not mean we were supposed to heave a choking victim onto a table before beginning CPR. I think I was laughing for thirty seconds over that, because the visual was just so striking. She had plenty of sentences like that, that were funny in the moment, but, as I reflected on them later at home, were also very effective, because I remembered the lessons. I've always felt that people who use humor, who make others laugh while teaching them manage to ingrain knowledge into students better than those who try to be overly serious. Julie was serious when it mattered, though. It was very evident how personal this class was to her, how much teaching CPR meant to her. She never made light of dangerous situations, and in fact, frequently brought up terrible events in ger own life and career as examples and while some were painful to listen to, they were just as important as the funny bits, to remind us why we were all there. Not just to have fun, but to learn. And she melded the two better than any college professor I've ever had. Her instructions when it came to the practical applications portion were concise and easy to follow. I appreciated that she never raised her voice or got annoyed when someone did something incorrectly. Her calm, "do it this way" demeanor during our drills helped everyone to stay calm and do a better job than if she'd been a drill sergeant like I have seen others teaching safety classes be. Knowing when to be a firm leader and when to be a gentle leader is an incredibly important skill, and Julie is a master. I would recommend Julie and her CPR Rescue Training Services to anyone interested in taking a CPR course. Not only will you walk away smiling and chuckling, but more importantly, you'll walk away feeling like if you were ever out to dinner and saw someone choking you could render aid without looking like an idiot or being useless. And that is a great feeling. Thank you, Julie.

My daughter, mom, and I took a CPR training class with Julie last Saturday, 8-8-26. It was a…read morefantastic way to spend a few hours. We learned so much in a short time, and our instructor wove humor into her lessons throughout. Even heavier discussions became more comfortable when she presented them in this way. While I still hope to never need to use these skills, I feel like I could, and would, should the occasion present itself. I found all the information to be really current and easier to understand and remember than when I became certified in the late 80's as a lifeguard. Highly recommend this class with this instructor to any group looking to learn life saving skills!

Here to give a more recent rating,…read more I have had 2 children at this daycare for VPK, I have one more that when she is of age that will also be attending here. The staff of Pitter Patter truly cares about each individual child and they make sure every single one of them is seen and heard. At the end of the year when they did their last round of testing to prepare the kids for kindergarten my son tested at a first grade level, I think that there speaks for itself. This really is the best place for your littles.

Pitter Patter daycare is very clean and organized. I am so happy to have found such a caring and…read moreprofessional team of teachers. My daughter has been going here since they opened January of 2016. She was an infant and it was so hard as a first time mom to go to daycare at 3 months old. But they reassured us she would be safe and in good hands. We've had no problems at all. And also I wouldnt call it a daycare, It is a preschool. My daughter has learned so much there. Keep up the great job Pitter Patter!!

Really nice school I like the organization they have and the school looks nice and clean . The…read morefirst day I had a bad experience because one of the employees Ms Nicole but other than that my daughter and I are very happy with the school. Her teacher Ms Varnos is amazing and super sweet and also Ms Hughes the director is great! So im looking forward to continuing having good experiences .

My son has been going here for 7 years now and he is doing very well, especially being that he is…read moreon the spectrum.

Great building, great staff!…read more My kiddo LOVES to go to her school! The staff is nice and the teachers/assistants are great with the children. The kiddo, even though only vpk, gets homework daily. It's not terribly difficult, but nice to see them challenging the kids. I can tell throughout the year how much my kiddo has grown and learned from this vpk. It's nice to know they aren't "just a daycare".

We are so excited that our grandsons (that we adopted and have been raising for many years) are…read moreattending HCA this year! I have thoroughly researched HCA for OVER a year. I have had opportunity to go there numerous times when the school was generous enough to allow the I-9 sports league the boys were on to use their facilities. I tried to get them admitted last year, but there was no classroom slots available. This year I started early. In spite of tremendous opposition we faced from their previous school whose administrator tried hard not to provide information we needed to get them into HCA, I persevered! I want only the best for my boys. How could I have known that their former school is not accredited and none of the teachers have a degree? They even cost much more than HCA and they don't have any sports or other extracurricular activities! I have prayed for the boys to have the opportunity to attend such a fine school. Special thanks are owed to Susie Myers, the Admissions Coordinator, who led me through every step in getting each of their admissions packets ready!

My name is David I am 72 years old. my wife and I have been saving for two years to buy a bus, one…read morethat has low mileage, a/c, and automatic, to convert to a camper. Advertised on Craigslist with our few simple requirements was this bus. Price based according to said ad ,my wife and I traveled to Brooksville to purchase bus as advertised. According to the ad the bus had 84,000 miles and the ac needed recharged. The bus odometer actually reads 86130.8 and was told it had quit recently along with the temp gauge. I called to return the bus because NO it does NOT have low mileage and the ac compressor is locked up requiring hundreds of dollars for repair. Building leadership with Christian character is the motto of this academy. Where now is the Christian character

friendly teacher, my kids love school. I couldn't ask for a better childcare facility for my kids.read more