I attend school here at John Jay and I honestly couldn't have picked a better cosmetology program…read morethan this!! Everyone is so caring, nice, and treats you like family from the jump! And I mean everyone!! The staff and other students are always there to help you out if you need it and they're always going to guide you in the right direction! They really want you to be the best you can be and be successful!! I'm so glad I chose to come here and even happier of how fast I've learned everything (even if I didn't do great the first try)!!

Everyone I have seen graduate goes on to passing their state testing with little struggle and…read moreflourishing outside in the industry.

Debbie did a wonderful job on my eyebrows and eyeliner. She is very patient during procedure…read more Would definitely recommend.

I had my lips enhanced at Guestella Institute today and Debbie was amazing! I had this done several…read moreyears ago and had a good experience here. This time Debbie sent me to an Aesthetic dentist nearby first for a block which made my procedure painless! My lips are absolutely beautiful!! I highly recommend Debbie Guestella for any permanent cosmetic!

Super informative class, instructor is very sweet, knowledgeable and helpful. I felt comfortable…read moreasking questions and I had a wonderful experience 10/10!

Casey is a great instructor. Scheduling and the process was easy! Plus she made the class fun.read more

I enrolled my son on a Friday evening and he started classes the next day, the staff was very…read morehelpful and professional. My son really enjoyed his time at 4 wheel driving. AND the price is much cheaper than the other companies near by. Mrs. Dee and Mr. Moore are great and I would recommend this company to everyone. Thanks

good school everyone there was nice and friendly made the process fast and easy to understand and…read morelearn

This Day Care has been great. We have been with them for almost a year now. We are military and the…read morerates were less expensive on base, but the level of care provided at Jacobs Ladder is far superior. They really care about the kids. It's not just a job for them.

This daycare center is absolutely HORRID. There isn't enough food for the children staying there…read more(unless it's an infant, in which the parent brings the formula), the children don't get changed and are forced to take three hour naps. When asked for juice or water, they are refused. There are no activities or fun things to do with the kids. Employees only have the children seated and are told to 'shut up' and watch TV. Outside time is minimal and they can have up to 35 kids out in the rusty rug-covered dirt playground with only one supervisor attending to the children. Children are constantly yelled at and never learn a thing. The teacher: student ratio is absurd. The daycare center refuses to hire any more employees and when State Licensing visits, are lying about certain employees who don't have their background checked just because the owner doesn't want to spend the money. There are no snacks for the children. According to the list of activities for the day, the children are to receive a snack before lunch, a snack after nap, and a snack before the child is picked up. Their snacks consist of 2 (two) vanilla wafer cookies or half of a graham cracker. This, I believe, is not sufficient enough for the kids, especially for the fact being that there is not enough food during lunchtime for the kids. During lunch, the kids are asked who does and doesn't want to eat. Those who don't want to eat don't get food. For those who don't finish their food, the food is transferred onto another plate into The kitchen and is given to the next child. The three buildings are infested with termites, roaches and ants. Cheap spray is being used to treat the buildings. It obviously isn't working. For your child's safety, please refrain from signing up to this daycare. The owner and director are never there and only talk you up to keep you from taking your child out.

The man who runs the school is very nice. He does seem a little rough around the edges. He is a…read moreretired teacher. He was very frank with me when answering my questions which I really appreciated. It is a dated building, but they seem to take care of it. My daughter did her driving in a very nice and well kept up car. I really appreciated that. I looked at some other schools and I looked at how they did things. I felt most comfortable with this place. They called her very soon after she finished her 36 hours, and she now has her permit. They had her paperwork in a sealed envelope and ready for us to pick up just days after she finished her driving. I saw a lot of people give this place a bad review. I do not agree with any of them. I would sign her up with the school all over again if we had to do it again.

So my oldest is 17. Poor baby didn't get her drivers licence till recently. And to make matters…read moreworst, it happened during the covid lockdowns. This business was not spared the headaches. If you read the reviews, its pretty accurate. Its a simple business. They teach kids about the laws and show videos and then do the driving part of the class with the grand finale being that they give the stale driving test. I would say the older owner is a gruff man but he is smart and responds well to patience. He reminded me of my Dad in many ways so I know he knows what he is doing even though he didn't seem to write any notes down. Old school. He seemed to remember all the students names (like the good teachers can do) and was able to multitask in his own special way. The complications came with the lockdown. His classroom size became limited and when the driving portion final came, instead of 3 students and the driving teacher, it was just one kid. As you can imagine that extended what would of been a 2 week course precovid into a 3 month ordeal. They did the best they could within the guidelines. Mask wearing is enforced. They taught well and were respectful to myself and my daughter. No worries there. They were hard to contact though but I think that was related to the lockdown. That changed all the rules for everyone. I certainly recommend this school! But dont leave it soley up to them to teach your child to drive. Works best if you practice driving with your kids too before and during the classes so that they have a better chance of success. And being safe behind the wheel with all the dummies out there.

I wasn't sure what we were going to cover in this class - I probably have seen to many movies…read more Scott spends a lot of time finding out what your goals are for the class and tailors the lessons to fit your needs, skills and fitness level. For example, I was going to Europe and we discussed techniques, and objects (such as an umbrella) that I could use to defend myself. We also practiced how to spot and avoid problems - especially in "gun free" Europe where a club or knife are more commonly used in attacks. I find the classes very entertaining, and I have never left without learning something new.

It's been almost two hours and I'm still all aflutter over the sewing class I took at Sew Fabulous…read more The class and instructor were SEW AWESOME! Heather was fun and super knowledgeable and has such a great attitude. She makes everyone feel so comfortable, like we're all old friends. I blew right through all my childhood sewing machine issues and am proud to say I am now fairly adept at threading the bobbin and machine, a task that reduced me to hysterical tears when I was 12 when I promised the lady I babysat for to sew a bunch of padded frames for her business; she gave me her sewing machine but there were no instructions and no Internet. I slowly devolved into an angst-based shame spiral that consumed my every waking thought before tearfully admitting defeat months later. This was seriously the most fun I have had in a long time. Everything about it--the cheerful open space, Heather's teaching style (awesome), the fun little project to get our feet wet--was perfect. It's taking everything in me not to call in sick tomorrow and stay home and sew! Take these classes! You'll love them.

When I was 10, I used my mother's sewing machine without permission. The resulting tangle took her…read morenearly 5 months to fix. I was henceforth banned from touching the machine, and my impressionable little self took that to heart. I do not use sewing machines because I still believe--20 years later--in my deadly touch. For Christmas in 2014, I asked for a sewing lesson with Heather. We'd met at a street festival when she was manning a booth with her beautiful hand-sewn products, and she told me all about her classes. The prices are reasonable for a group class, and I thought this would be a good start to move from being banned from touching a sewing machine to actually using one. A family member gave me a gift certificate for Sew Fabulous, and off we went! I called ahead and told Heather about the sewing machine I'd be bringing to class. She asked a few questions about the model and assured me that she could teach me to use that one. The class was fun, but I personally had some issues. Despite assuring me that she could teach me to use the machine I brought, Heather actually couldn't. She had no idea how to make basic things go on this machine. If she'd told me that she had no idea, I would have done the class on one of her demo machines instead of hauling a sewing machine across town. Instead, I spent most of the class trying to trouble-shoot things myself and just being frustrated. I don't feel like I learned a lot from this class because of the struggles with the machine. Were I to do it again, I'd use one of her demo machines until I felt like I had the skills to make things go on any machine. But I would take more classes with Heather, if that says anything. (The machine I brought is a particular type of Pfaff that's modern but intended to be very manual. It's not one of the heavily computerized models that most sewers favor these days. This one is adjustable to the max, but adjustments require knowledge of the proper settings for each knob. In other words, it's a very particular machine. But as I type this, I am sitting in a room with both the sewing machine and multiple items that were sewn on that machine including some lovely curtains and a duvet cover. So. It does work.) Accessibility notes: several steps up into shop. No lift or ramp. No Braille signage.