As of this morning, I'm pulling my 6th Grader from Imagine School at Town Center!…read more The folks at the school are incredibly nice, and very helpful when you walk in requiring assistance of one kind or another. You're always greeted with a smile and assured everything will be taken care of. The problem? They don't follow through! My youngest son has always been an A student. Not to suggest he's perfect. He isn't. His A's have been hard won, and it's required a balance of teaching, parenting and great communication, which we've always had with his teachers. When he would start to slack off or not hand in homework, I made sure teachers knew that I was there, ready to respond. We recently received an email from his Math Teacher saying he was missing 9 assignments. (FIRST QUESTION: Why did it take getting to 9 before anyone contacted me?) I immediately contact the teacher by email requesting a list of the missing assignments and a meeting. To date, I haven't heard back. A little back story: My son started the year at a different school and was on the waiting list at Imagine. I guess they expected him to know their rules even though he wasn't there for orientation. As it turns out, the math teacher sends home a list of the weeks assignments every Monday for parents to sign, which was the reason we were supposed to know our boy was missing homework. The problem is that we didn't know she did this, and had NEVER sign one. You'd think that would be enough of a reason to email us and let us know something was wrong. My wife and I called to talk with the school about the situation and finally got a response from Kristy, the school's Assistant Principal. She explained that Imagine has a 24 hour contact policy, and that we should have received a call or email within 24 hours. Very sorry about the entire mess, she promised to look into the issue, have a meeting with everyone in the department and get back to us with the specifics of on my son's issue(s). That was well over a week ago and I haven't heard back from her either. My son recently came home with his progress reports, which contained several C's, two F's and a D. We signed and returned the progress reports with a request for a meeting with the teachers in each class. We still haven't heard from a single one. If you're looking for a great school that will educate your kids and communicate with you, this place isn't it. "Charter School" may sound nice, but going from an A student to a D student in just a few months and being ignored through it all... Enough is enough. We have many friends that teach in the Flagler County School system and when we told them we were moving our son to Imagine, every single one of them told us to be very careful. Some even described this exact situation. I should have listened. I didn't, and now my son is paying for it. I'm moving him back to Bunnell Elementary this morning. ----------------------------------- UPDATE: After enrolling my son at his new school, I returned to Imagine to let them know and make sure my son didn't owe them anything. I ended up meeting with Kristi Kendall and having a good talk. While there were attempts made to contact us, she agrees that we should have been called and that there is definitely a problem, even if only this time. There's a lot to this issue, and my review of one start still stands, but I couldn't walk away without doing everything I could to make them fully aware of the situation. No child or parent should have experiences like this. Particularly when they're so involved. I wish them luck and hope they fix this, and quick!

This is my son's second year at Imagine--he is now in 8th. My twins started kindergarten there as…read morewell a few months back. First I have to say that I have been so impressed with the middle school program. The teachers are highly intelligent, thoughtful people, who genuinely love their jobs. AND my son loves school. (He disliked his previous school in Wisconsin) Though we're just starting out with kindergarten with the twins, I have been equally impressed with their teachers. They seem knowledgeable and sensitive to our kids needs. I've had good experiences with the administrative staff as well. When we needed to rearrange our pick up schedule, the principle and vice principle were extremely cooperative. We moved to the area in part because we had read good reviews about Imagine...I can't believe how lucky we were...honestly it's better than what we expected.

I found this course to be humbling and very informative. The instructors were great. They made it…read morefun and enlightening. I learned a lot more about myself and my abilities which could use some improvement. The course was much more challenging than I imagined and I am glad I went. The instructors helped greatly. Thanks

I arrive at the classroom location, I look for suite 202, but do not find it walking around, and…read morelooking into the building. I read the directory sign. It says suite 202 is Apex Chemical. WTF? I leave, head to the next location, and call Jeff. He's like in bed or something and he is a total prick. Doesn't want to refund the $175. Moral of the story, if this was a good motorcycle school, they would have a sign on the directory of the building complex they are located in. They've been in business a while, and have figured out how to rip people off. Jeff says he's going to call sheriff on me. The guy Jeff is out of his mind, I definitely do not recommend this Advanced Rider Training. They want you to fail, so they get the money, and don't have to do anything. You have been warned. My family has lived in NSB, Volusia County for over 4 generations. I know everyone here, and they will know how much this school is a rip off from the start.

Josh worked wonderfully with my two boys while teaching them to surf! They felt comfortable and…read morewithin minutes were standing up on the board. He's friendly, competent, and easy going. I highly recommend Shaka Surf Lessons.

This is my daughter's first year. Even though classes have not started, we toured the campus today…read moreto get our bearings. Everyone was so nice. The campus is big, well kept, and beautiful. I think she will have a great year! We are very excited for her!

DBCC as it was originally now is Daytona State College. Both of my children have taken classes…read morehere as well as my wife. They have all enjoyed the small classes and the instructors. The campus is very nice and open. Plenty of cultural events with a nice art museum. A great culinary school that operates Cafe 101. Several technical training programs that offer certificates. University of Central Florida has a satellite campus if you wish to transfer after your AA degree. A great nursing school and parametric training program as well. Now Florida State medical school has a satellite campus for 3rd and 4th year medical students

It's an amazing school and they have a great teaching program. The teachers are well educated and…read moremeet the children on their level. It's a great environment to grow an excel in education.

I highly recommend using VC CPR the online course part was easy and very informational if you are…read moreseeking your CPR or BLS CERTIFICATION use VC CPR after i finished the online course I scheduled my hands on training and that went very smoothly Mr Stephen was very professional and very helpful don't be afraid to ask questions he's there to help you i learned a lot from him and i will take that with me for the rest of my life Stephen thank you for being a great instructor and helping health providers like myself i give you 5 stars

Surf camp was amazing for my daughter! She came down from Kentucky last year for 1 week and never…read morestopped talking about it, so this year, she was able to do a few weeks. She loves the surfing, but she REALLY loves coach Mike and all the great people she meets there. And as a mom, I can say that the skills she has learned about being a leader and the confidence she has built in her few weeks of this camp has been nothing short of amazing. I hope she is able to make it down for even more weeks next year.

just simply the best on the east coast - not just a surf camp , it's a leaderhsip camp learning…read moresoft skills for life

If I could give zero stars I would. I faithfully brought my daughter here and she had 3 lessons…read moreremaining when she contracted RSV. RSV is a highly contagious respiratory virus that can cause bronchitis, pneumonia and hospitalization in children. Carly Caldwell, the owner of this establishment continued to charge me for lessons I wasn't receiving during my daughter's illness. I wrote a letter to stop payment, she then sent that letter to my bank in order to prevent reimbursement of services not received. Her and I even spoke by phone and although I thought we would reach a resolution, she never called me back. It's sad to me that my daughter was never able to finish and during a difficult time of illness with my child, Carly put an additional $180 in her own pocket as a result.

Lack of customer service. My kids have been going to this school for 7 months. We've been paying…read more$450 per month. We missed one scheduled session (two 15 minutes) and asked to make it up if they have a cancellation. They allowed to make up one, but told us their policy does not allow to make up the other. Lack of customer service is always a bad business judgment. A good business needs to have some flexibility in their policies and customer appreciation, especially that this was the only time during the past 7 months that we've missed. It doesn't cost them much to allow a make up during a cancellation because the coach is still in the pool. I have cancelled lessons for both kids because my policy is not to give business to a business that does not appreciate me as a customer.