This is a great place to visit and learn about marine estuaries. It's a mini-museum with several…read moreaquariums and a number of interactive displays. Many of the displays are suitable for young children through teenagers contemplating career options. One such display is "Ask a scientist," where you can choose a student or professional and watch as they talk about their career choice. The center is only open Tuesday-Saturday from 10 am to 4 pm, so plan your visit accordingly.

Established decades ago as the graduate studies school of ocean sciences, this small facility does…read moremainly marine biological research. I have visited since I was a kid and at one time pictured myself living and studying here. It was damaged in a recent hurricane so the visitor's area which has educational displays of the flora and fauna in the area as well as, aquarium examples of local fish, is temporarily closed. Research from here has been instrumental in far-reaching things such as the resurgence of the green sea turtle, mitigation of long-term pollution impact etc. They have an area with a boardwalk that has re-established the natural flora to give you an idea of what this coastal region looks like undisturbed. If you are new to Texas this is definitely a good honest introduction to the Texas coast.

YCA has been beyond amazing to our family for the past two years! Our son attended 7th and 8th…read moregrade and came here as a military family and did not know anyone. YCA teachers and staff are dedicated to the education and love of the Lord within our children. YCA also goes above and beyond in providing fun activities and events all year long! We are blessed with finding YCA and recommend this school to your family!

I may be partial, my Mom is the 1st grade teacher, but the impartial side of me will say that…read moreYorktown Christian Academy is a great place for your kids to go. A child-product of Christian education my entire life, I can vouch that its worth every penny. The teachers at Yorktown are all loving, caring and wonderful teachers. Try Mrs. Harbst's 1st grade class - she's the best!

TLDR: Free small museum with a bunch of interactive exhibits for kids. Focus on coastal habitats…read more My kids enjoyed briefly exploring the interactive exhibits here -- stuff you can turn and tug and so forth. A cute little "fishing with magnets" area. You get the gist. Perfect spot to kill 10-20 minutes (maybe longer if you watch the video in the adjacent auditorium but my kids weren't having it). The video was projected on a 3d digital globe which was actually pretty neat. Pay close attention to their hours: Tuesday through Saturday between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m.

I heard that there were only two of the globes in Texas. One is in McAllen & the other is here…read more Takes 4 projectors and I could watch it all day. Informative place to visit.

My daughter struggled in math, and so did my husband and I. We never want her to get behind or to…read morehave issues with it, and working with her at home just wasn't enough. She started at Mathnasium this summer, and it has made a huge difference! She feels much more confident in math, and that is huge! She has high aspirations for her future, so her math skills need to be sharp, and her grades need to be good. So we are thankful for Mathnasium and all the wonderful teachers there!

From the owner: We make math make sense to kids from pre-K through pre-cal. ACT and SAT preparation too!read more

This is a review of the Corpus Christi Symphony Orchestra which performs at the Performing Arts…read moreCenter- a true gem in the city. The venue is lovely, the musicians are top tier. You won't regret it. My best time in Corpus was spent at evenings here. 5 stars. With respect to the university itself, see the low reviews about administration, exam fees, and other nuisances.

A&M should be ashamed of it's self for TAMUCC. Student veterans where targeted and harassed by…read moreuniversity staff and it took 5 yrs and multiple congressional inquiries to force school management to address the problems, then management tried to blame student veterans for there incompetince. University leadership is as effective as a broken condom. In 3 yrs there where multiple student suicides and university leadership tried to pretend the situations never happed even when students expressed concern. Several of the math and science professors can't speak English and they don't teach critical thinking, simply put most professors have 0 teaching ability. The university will fire a teacher and then blame the students for the poor performance in grades. Why pay a university like TAMUCC to teach yourself? TAMUCC will charge you for everything under the sun like California taxation. If you are a veteran find another university for your benefits.

Just finished the CNA class 2 weeks ago! Ms, Hartley is one of the best teachers! My class work to…read moreclinical she was amazing!!

I graduated from MA a few months ago & have nothing but great things to say! From the front desk,…read moremy Admissions Rep-Michelle O., Ms. Maria in Financial Aid, to my great instructors, Ms. H & Ms. Ayala!! Shout out to Ms. Rice for helping me work out some life issues. I appreciate everything SCI in Corpus has done for me & my family!

As a former educator and administrator, I highly recommend the Sylvan Learning Center of Corpus…read moreChristi! My grandson has experienced a positive and rewarding year of stellar tutoring. It has been a huge relief to see his attitude, confidence and progress excel throughout the school year! Thank You - Sue, Melita, Heather & Blake (his favorite tutor)!!!

The director and staff are amazing at this facility! Our child has been there 5 months and has made…read moreso much progress with her schoolwork. The work and assistance that is given has help boost the confidence of our child! I can't say enough good things with their patience and tenacity to keep up when my kiddo is ready to turn off her attention.

I was pleasantly surprised. I tried several new (to me) esthetician services. I appreciated that…read morethe esthetician instructor took the time to find out about my face care routine, products I used, and my goals. She recommended services and took the time to instruct me on how to tweak my routine to get the best results. I was very happy with the results and will be going back for the chemical peels, lash lift and tint, and bow lamination and tint. I don't like make but when I'm bare faced I hate that my eyes look washed out. I love being able to be bare faced but have very natural ( and visible) brows and lashes. The students were extremely friendly and I felt very welcom!

Just waited almost a hour to get my eyebrows tinted. A man came and told me he was getting the…read morestation ready to do them and he never returned. Also, the older, bigger man at the front is extremely rude!