I would never take test with this school. I would say a lot of complains except teacher Maria. She…read moreis the best one and I suggest never take a test with that old non sense greedy man. I think they just focus on the money... couple time came late for driving lesson and owner was nasty yelling and try to deduct the time.

Great school for someone who wants to learn how to drive. All the staff is really helpful and kind…read more My instructor was andrea and he is an amazing instructor. Very patient, helpful and kind.

The employees at this location were very helpful and nice. Check in was easy and not stressful. You…read moreget checked in one at a time on a rolling basis upon arriving. There was one person taking a break in the lobby when I arrived and everyone else was busy taking tests. I sort of expected to have to wait with 10-15 people and go in at the same time but that was by far not the case which was nice. I was able to start my test about an hour early. When you go here, there's basically one room with about 30 people taking different tests around you. You're sitting in a little cubicle directly next to other people but separately by a little short fabric wall behind and to the sides of your computer. You can bring unwrapped cough drops in a plastic bag to help you if you start coughing and also a clear plastic bottle of water with no wrapper. They give you everything else for your test like a calculator, pen, and scratch paper. The chairs that you sit on are like rolling office chairs with decent fabric cushion which was comfortable. They have headphones there- the ones you might wear to a racetrack to block out noise. I tried those for the first ten minutes and couldn't get comfortable in them but you can also bring foam ear plugs which could help. It wasn't too loud to focus other than people coughing occasionally. They have lockers with numbered keychain locks for you to use during your test for free and I was able to fit my purse with snacks in it. When you take a break you cannot look at study material or a phone but can grab a snack and use the bathroom. They have two bathrooms right around the corner when you step out of the computer room. They were relatively clean. I was really nervous and anxious but getting there early and being checked in by very good employees made me feel less stressed.

the staff is weird. they use to be relly kind. that lady yvonne was the cooolest person. now they…read morehave these old women and the man is always on the phone or sleep

Our son started in the one-year-old room at the Chappell School- South Campus daycare in August,…read moreand we've had such a great experience. His teacher, Miss Payton, is wonderful--she's attentive, encouraging, and really gets to know each kid. You can tell she truly cares. Since being in her class, our son's speech and independence have grown so much. She even helped curb his love for screaming--now instead of yelling, he goes "shhh," which cracks us up every time. The whole team is friendly, communicative, and clearly loves what they do. We always feel like our son is in great hands. And the afternoon snack they send home for the car ride is such a thoughtful touch that he looks forward to every day. We're really grateful for the staff here and how much they pour into the kids.

I enrolled my daughter at the South Campus location for two months before deciding to withdraw her…read more During that time, I noticed several concerning issues. Each morning at drop-off, all age groups were placed together, which created an unstructured and uncomfortable environment. Unfortunately, my daughter experienced bullying not only from some of the staff members--including those on the administrative side--but also from older children who appeared to mirror that behavior. I also began noticing changes in my daughter's behavior at home, which raised red flags that something was not right at the center. The situation escalated after an incident where my daughter was involved in a conflict with another child. I believe that every child has the right to stand up for themselves, and in this case, my daughter was defending herself after being attacked. While children do sometimes get into disagreements and quickly make up afterward, the center's response to the situation was disappointing and ultimately led to a disagreement between myself and the director. Overall, I feel there is a serious lack of professionalism and respect toward parents on the administrative side, which made the experience even more disheartening.

My first language is not English but I was delighted with this place because the instructor always…read moretried to make me understand everything, it is an incredible place without a doubt it was a wonderful experience

Greg was absolutely the BEST instructor I could have possibly ever had. He was so patient and so…read morekind. He gave such amazing tips and I will forever hear him say "Keep your head up." Definitely the biggest and best tip. It was cold and raining and he made sure that our entire class was comfortable and dry. The constant check ins and asking us how we all felt was really helpful for when emotions got high. I will never forget the test and the compassion that Mr. Greg had. He treated everyone with such a great amount of respect and really related to everyone in the class. I felt so much more confident riding and he gave encouragement throughout. I never once felt bad when I stalled (definitely user error). Thank you so much Mr. Greg for being such an amazing person and instructor. And thank you for texting me the next day to give me more words of encouragement. It meant a lot. One more thing to say is that I originally was meant to be in Mr. Brent's class. I was hours late due to work and he was so accommodating. He moved my days for me and put me in Mr. Greg's class so that I could still do the course. Overall, this was the best experience that I have ever had. I will forever recommend this course and these instructors to anyone and everyone who would like to learn.

As a mother, I don't write reviews lightly--especially about a school. But I feel a responsibility…read moreto speak up because a child's emotional safety matters just as much as academics. My experience at University Christian School left me very concerned about the way some situations were handled, specifically in interactions involving Jeleen Del Valle. On more than one occasion, I witnessed a tone that felt harsh and intimidating toward students, including yelling. As a parent, it is painful to watch children being spoken to in a way that can embarrass them or make them feel afraid. I also felt disrespected as a parent during communication. Instead of calm, professional conversation, I experienced dismissive responses and a tone that did not reflect patience, empathy, or partnership with families. When parents raise concerns, we should feel heard--not talked down to. Another concern was what appeared to be favoritism, where certain children received gentler treatment while others were corrected in a more aggressive way. In a school environment--especially a Christian school--every child should feel equally valued, protected, and treated with dignity. I truly hope the administration takes parent concerns seriously and improves accountability and communication moving forward. Families deserve a school environment where children feel safe, respected, and supported--every single day.

Steffaney Bass is truly a gem! As the Director of…read moreAdmissions, she goes above and beyond in every way possible. From the very first email, Steffaney made us feel like we were the most important family she was working with. She answers every question promptly, thoroughly, and with such warmth--it's as if she responds with love and light in every message. Transitioning into a new school, especially high school, can be overwhelming, but Steffaney has made the experience smooth, welcoming, and honestly, joyful. Her attentiveness and kindness made my daughter and I feel not just seen, but valued. She has truly set the tone for what we hope will be an amazing school journey. As a Dean of Students for DCPS, I've worked with countless professionals in education--but Steffaney stands out. Her proactive approach and genuine care for each family are qualities I'll be taking back with me to my own district. She is truly a light, and any school is blessed to have someone like her representing it. I am beyond impressed and deeply grateful. Thank you, Steffaney, for everything!

This company was great connecting me to a teacher and following up. They made sure each step was…read morecomplete with initial contact, when I had to reschedule, a reminder, and then contacting me after. I was very appreciative of my instructor Albert for being very knowledgeable and patient. He was able to talk me through situations that I was struggling in and I left feeling much more confident in my car. We had a 4 hour lesson but could have ended in half that. We started off in his car then half way through worked in mine. He tailored different practice situations to things I was wanting to focus on and what he recognized could use more work. Would highly recommend!

Welcoming atmosphere and definitely family-oriented. They offer family-style classes where parents…read moreand kids can train together. They put a strong emphasis on respect and character building, with lots of "yes ma'am/sir" being encouraged. Personally, it felt a little overkill at times. They blend Tae Kwon Do and Krav Maga. The belt system seems legitimate and organized, and overall the school felt professional. Monthly pricing was pretty much on par with other martial arts gyms we've visited. The biggest downside for us was the required gear package, which is expensive, over $400 per person. That adds up quickly for families with multiple kids. Overall though, it seems like a solid martial arts school with a positive environment and strong focus on discipline.