A specialty school in Northside ISD. Staff is very polite, accommodating, and professionalread more

Beautiful gym facility along with Football stadium and Swimming pool. Great venue for games with…read morelots of seating and parking. Elevators for handicapped needs.

I had the most amazing experience volunteering for Junior Achievement during my education at San…read moreAntonio College. This organization is a great place for all potential teachers to start off. The staff there is incredibly professional and intelligent. They fit you into a school that is easiest for you and then give you all the materials to teach 4-6 lessons. The curriculum ranges from Kindergarten to High School, so I decided to teach 9th grade financial literacy to 9th graders. It was a total trip, I have never had so much fun in my life. Since then I have taught two more sessions out of the kindness of my heart - no need to get a grade, just no child left behind! I am always so impressed by the materials and the follow up. If you are looking to volunteer and don't know what to do, JA has a great program that opens the student's eyes to the real world we live in.

Great staff, great place to send your child, for school as well as for Samurai, jukido training!read more

I was torn between Goldfish and Aqua tots so I took advantage of the free trial class they both…read moreoffered. Goldfish was a thousand times better. Goldfish is much cleaner, more modern, better instructors and better lessons. I'm so glad I enrolled my daughter here!

My 2yr old grandson is learning how to swim at Goldfish Swim School. Not really sure how long it…read morehas been around, but they seem really friendly and the facilities are really cute. I've only been once, but I know at first he would cry. I think it had something to do with the fact that they had different instructors each time. As he started to get used to them, he settled in and seems to really like it. The groups are small and mom and dad can watch from the viewing area.

I have two sons and tried the camp two years in a row with each son going. I can honestly say this…read morewas not worth the money at all. It's extremely expensive and I thought after the first year it might get better but it was not the case. Have your child learn online or find a local school club or program and keep your money. It is shame we don't have more to offer in this area for our children in San Antonio.

My daughter has never taken a class in web design. She loved it so much. The week wasn't even half…read moreway over and she was already asking to come back next year. Now my son wants to attend also. Thank you for a great experience for both of us. She can't wait to show off her new skills to the rest of the family. I especially loved the wonderful way her teacher treated my daughter, nurturing her and allowing her to be creative. The director was excellent as well, she made my husband and I feel comfortable about leaving my beautiful child with her and trust that my child would be safe. Thank you, thank you, thank you.

This is the site of a renewal program or sabbatical program for Catholic men and women religious…read moreand diocesan priests, brothers and sisters. The four-month program provides rest, re-creation and renewal for those who are between ministries. Very comfortable facilities and excellent (health) meals. Staff are extremely kind and hospitable. Highly recommended if you fit the niche.

How awesome to see this kind of school in San Antonio. What a great little community school!…read moreShocked to see how much they teach. But I guess that would be expected for a non-profit that been around since the 90's. This place is like going to Saturday school just more fun. Everyone has been so kind and very caring. The school is from 9-4pm on Saturdays. I know what you may think; why so long? Well it is kind of cool actually. In the morning they teach Korean, and the afternoon is some cultural activity related to Korea. For example, making Korean food or learning to play Korean instruments. They do a Korean fun singing competition in Houston, picnic in the park but with Korean food, mask making, Korean games. They rent classrooms from the Northeast Baptist Church, but are not religiously affiliated. It is really awesome to see all aged children taking Korean classes. They have adult classes too but they are shorter. Sadly they are closed during the summer, have SAT prep classes in August, then start in September. I know some high schoolers also come and volunteer here. I definitely recommend this place to anyone who wants to learn Korean.

This place is so much fun! Can't wait for next semester to start. More kimchi and Korean barbecue…read moreplease! Yes it is from 9am to about 4pm but it goes by quickly. Makes me feel productive on my Saturday's.