My daughter has been swimming at Swim Tampa Aquatics for about a year. The coaches are flexible,…read moreknowledgeable and they push the kids to always grow and improve. Wether your child is interested in swimming for pleasure, to excercise or to compete,you need to call coach Scott and discuss your goals and objectives, and he will help you find the right balance for your child.

STA isn't just a place to swim; it's a family. The connection between the coaching staff and the…read moreteam is truly familial. My daughter started with STA when she was just 5 years old as a beginning swimmer. Now, at 8 years old, she has already qualified for the state championship meet, achieving this milestone at just 7 years old. STA has cultivated a culture that drives determination and dedication, combined with a love for the sport that I haven't seen anywhere else in the Tampa area. My daughter loves swimming now more than she ever has, and I can only thank STA and its staff for that. Their support and encouragement have made a significant impact on her, and we are incredibly grateful.

We have been getting photos everyday now and they help with potty training! My son learns new…read morethings and words all the time! We really like the quality of care he gets here.

We've been here for about a month and everything has been very positive. Our child has enjoyed the…read moreclassroom and teachers

We considered many options for our son's education, and we knew that this was the most critical…read moredecision when it comes to his early, formative years. As soon as we made contact with the Waldorf School of Tampa Bay, we knew that we had found something unique. My son and I were introduced to the school through the Merrily We Meet parent/child classes, taught by one of the most delightful educators you'll ever meet - Ms. Connie. She provides a beautiful introduction to Waldorf education through modeling, singing, simple handwork, puppetry, article/book discussions, and so much more! If you are interested in learning more about Waldorf education, this is such a lovely way to start. I will forever treasure the early days when I was able to attend class with my son! I shared everything I learned with my husband, who did some more research and went to tour the school with me. We saw the campus (it's magical), talked to the administration and faculty, asked tons of questions about curriculum and safety and social emotional well-being, and left the tour feeling so relieved that we had found a school where we felt our son could have the space and guidance to thrive; not just academically, but also physically, emotionally, and spiritually. Fast forward to the end of our son's first year in the early childhood program and we cannot be happier. He is excited to go to school every morning. He has lots of free play inside and outside, circle time, a healthy and hearty organic snack prepared by his teachers, and plenty of opportunities to socialize in different settings - from outside in the sandbox, to inside playing with toys, to around the table sharing a meal. He loves his teachers, and we do too! They have been very helpful in sharing ways that we can support our son's first year in school. We treasure the fact that they honor our son's current stage of childhood and respect him as a unique individual. In addition to our son's day to day happiness with his teachers and classmates, we have learned what it means to participate in a school that nurtures not only it's children, but entire families! We have had many opportunities to become involved in our school community through the parent council and through monthly parent education sessions presented by various teachers. Topics are always inspiring and range from nourishing a child's imagination, to how art feeds science, to creating loving boundaries, and many more. We have felt so welcomed and respected by the entire community throughout our first year as a Waldorf family. And we've learned a lot, too! In summary, my child is safe, well cared for, and respected at his school. His teachers know what is developmentally appropriate for his age and for him as a person, and they guide him accordingly. The teachers, administrators, and parents all support each other and the result is this peaceful, thriving, magical little community beneath the oak trees in Palm Harbor, FL. A place where learners are exposed to rigorous academics alongside the arts, plenty of time to explore and play and move their bodies, instruction in multiple languages, hands-on experiences, and countless opportunities to think critically. And I'm so glad that we get to be a part of it!

Was a skeptic on Waldorf education before coming here. But now my kids actually have a love for…read morelearning, and can compose themselves in public without needing an iPad stuck to their faces. You reap what you sow and I'm very happy with the direction my kids are going.

The director has reached out and made appropriate efforts to adjust our viewpoint. I am happy with…read moreher apologies I am also happy with the care, activities and skills that are taught. I believe my grandson's experience there is accelerating his development. I also think the price is better than others in our neighborhood.

Where mistake of replacing my child in the care of tinder care. Teachers are on their phones or…read morejust physically not in the rooms with the children. I've been asked to sit and wait with the children. I had three directors during my time after the first one left that should've been the first Red flag that I needed to get my child out of there. After this enrolling my child, I'm still being sent bills for weekly tuition and now I've been sent to collections because of their poor Director Paula.

I highly recommend MSA! My son (14y/o) learned to swim completely after five weeks of lessons…read more Hands down to his instructor Brianna!She did a great job, a sweet approach but firm and clear instructions. Her patience and motivation drives my son to do his best. Many thanks to Mrs. Maureen for calling me right away when I can't reach their office for an inquiry. I almost signed up with another swimming school at that time. I'm glad I made the right choice.

My 2 1/2 year old son has been taking swim classes at Maureen's swim academy for the past year and…read morea half. I am so grateful I found her. She is caring and very patient. My son loves going there every week for his swim lessons. I would highly recommend Maureen.

joined and only attended once and will not be returning even though I bought 10 sessions. I'm not…read moresure how many poles there are, but many of us were doubled up, while some weren't. I guess it depends on how many show up for a class. I was unfortunately doubled up with a partner which meant I got half the practice to learn a routine and half the time on the pole compared to others. Definitely didn't expect that when I signed up. I was very disappointed because it's something I wanted to get into.

I bought a Groupon to try this and I just have to say. I am having the time of my life. I am doing…read morethe Aerial silks and it is so much fun. I did try the pole dancing trick class and it was fun. If you want to try something different this is the place. All the teachers are amazing

This place is awesome. Clean environment. Caring staff. Safe space for kids to learn and play…read more Highly recommended day care center for child care for your children. The children get to learn Spanish, phonics, sign language, etiquette, and motor skills at this location. If you're looking for child care for your infant up to a 5 year old then this is the place.

Incredible staff and beautiful school !! Ms. Lucy is the best teacher ! I'm so happy with the…read moreprogram here !

I am beyond disappointed in Dayspring Academy and, more specifically, its leadership. My son came…read moreto me and reported that his teacher covered his mouth and put her hands on him on more than one occasion. It took a great deal of courage for him to speak up, and instead of taking his concerns seriously, the administration did the exact opposite. When I brought this to the principal's attention, I was met with excuses, dismissal, and a clear effort to minimize what my child experienced. Rather than investigating objectively, she essentially told me my son's perception was wrong and defended the teacher at every turn. As a parent, it felt like my child was being labeled a liar simply because it was more convenient for the school. To make matters worse, the school refused to move my son to a different class, forcing him to remain in an environment where he felt unsafe and unheard. This was incredibly damaging and showed a complete lack of concern for his emotional well-being. My son does not lie. He is intelligent, thoughtful, and had absolutely nothing to gain by telling me something so upsetting. The way this was handled showed a complete failure of leadership. A school should protect children first--not protect adults or sweep serious concerns under the rug. If your child ever comes to you with a difficult or uncomfortable truth, ask yourself whether this is a school that will stand with your family or silence your child. Based on our experience, I would not trust Dayspring Academy to do the right thing when it matters most.

Great school for my kids. Place for success in every way. Good education, and arts. Teach kids how…read moreto learn and grow and be successful.