it's alright i guess got kicked out a couple times. loved doing drugs in their bathrooms thoread more

Great place for education. Went to see a one act play that my granddaughter was involved in. It was…read morea story of Alice in wonderland but it was rewritten by the Manhattan project. It was far from the original Alice. The teenagers did a great job with the script and knew all the lines but the story was way out in left field.

My daughter struggled in math, and so did my husband and I. We never want her to get behind or to…read morehave issues with it, and working with her at home just wasn't enough. She started at Mathnasium this summer, and it has made a huge difference! She feels much more confident in math, and that is huge! She has high aspirations for her future, so her math skills need to be sharp, and her grades need to be good. So we are thankful for Mathnasium and all the wonderful teachers there!

My sons school! His last year here. Great memories and teachers/staff. Total respect for…read moreWoodlawn Elem. Coach Gutierrez is my favorite very nice and professional. Lots of fun educational activities for the students. My son and I will always hold Woodlawn in our hearts.

This is a fantastic school and in my opinion the best in town! The teachers are great and truly…read morecare for the children. My son has advanced in so many ways every since he is going there. Just the other day he came home explaining me how his Teacher Mrs Diana taught him how the Universe works and why the sky is blue!!! I was speechless! I highly recommend this school, it might be pricey but if you can afford it then it is worth every cent!

My experience with Little Roos was not good. We only experienced the infant rooms, so I cannot…read morespeak for the older rooms. On three occasions the teacher in my child's room picked up my son by his arms, rather than his torso. I did report on two of the occasions and the director said she'd write up the teacher. They would also cart the about 7 babies in one crib from the gym to their room. As my son wasn't standing yet, he'd be screaming when I got there because kids were walking on him in a tiny crib. I'm not sure if it is a violation, but they do have nap time with all the lights out. Seems like a violation. I would send lunch with my son because I felt the food was inappropriate for the age level. A new teacher ended up feeding my 10 month old hotdogs, even though I sent food. Why is hotdog even an option in a preschool?? As far as I could tell, there was no curriculum to speak of. The rooms are very small for the number of kids trying to crawl around and they do not have toys available for the babies to grab off shelves and it is not print rich at all. I had to ask the teachers repeatedly to do tummy time with my son. He was content just sitting and playing or being in a bouncer, so every picture I got of him was him by himself sitting. On multiple occasions one teacher would tell me she felt like he didn't like her, a baby. For the price we paid for this place, I expected more. I didn't let my son go back to finish out his days there because I was so fed up and sad with this school. This was my honest experience for people to take into consideration when choosing a place for their infant.

This is not rocket science. I have been through 2 CHL classes here in Texas. One at the Bullethole…read morein Castroville back in 2007 and the second being Spartan. Ted has this figured out. He is a life member of the NRA like myself. Also he has the credentials to instruct the block of information required for you to carry concealed. This is not hip pocket training. It is important information given to you at a more than fair price. Questions are answered 24/7 if anything strikes your mind. Additionally personal training is available. The class is fun and welcoming to both the novice and expert alike. I am an expert with firearms and found this class to be a great brush up to knock some of the rust off. I was more than satisfied with my experience when the day was done. 1 suggestion if you consider this class. Bring a canteen or water bottle. It gets hot here in Texas and hydration is important. From a former SGT. in the US ARMY who was an Armorer and Blackhawk doorgunner.