Absolutely terrific experience. Since I had a little experience as a driver under my belt already,…read moreI opted to go for the hybrid package at Bala for my driver's test. The instructor put me through my paces on parallel parking and town driving, and the test itself was very efficient, although stringent. Would wholeheartedly recommend.

Had a terrible experience with my driver's test. The people were extremely rude and inconsiderate…read moreand my examiner failed me for the stupidest things possible. As someone who's had plenty of experience driving and parallel parking for months it was absolutely ridiculous that I was failed. Seems like they purposely fail you to get your money. I do not recommend coming here at all.

I wanted to wait before posting a review, that way I could wholeheartedly stand behind my rating…read more We have been sending our daughter to Mi Casita for nearly 6 months now and I can proudly say my wife, my daughter and myself all love Mi Casita. It is such a relief to be able to send your child to a daycare where they are excited to go and learn every day. My wife and I are both teachers (my wife even has an early childhood degree) so I feel like we were pickier than most when it came to selecting a daycare for our daughter just for the sheer fact that we know what is and is not good for young growing minds. Everything that is in place at Mi Casita is backed by research and satisfied all of our picky needs from a daycare center. If you don't know Mi Casita is a Spanish immersion School where teachers and staff only speak in Spanish unless it's a safety concern or something to that effect. Now we do not speak Spanish at home, from speaking with other parents a rough estimate is able 50% of families speak Spanish at home and 50% speak English or a different language in their homes. The school as a whole is a diverse learning community with students and staff from various backgrounds. I love that they specifically look for teachers from various parts of the Spanish speaking world as there are so many different dialects I feel like it is smart to expose these young learners to as many different accents and dialects as possible. The school is a project based learning environment, each month there is a newsletter that is sent out that goes over the unit that will be the topic of focus for the month. Teachers do a tremendous job of pulling together different resources that are age appropriate for students that tie back into the central theme for the month. We always enjoy seeing the updates on different projects the students learn about and create while at school. They have an outdoor play space with grass, garden area, sandbox, and asphalt track around the outside. They work hard to get the kids outside most days except when the weather doesn't permit. I'm of the belief that there is no bad weather only inappropriate clothing... But I'm sure not all parents agree with me when their kids are out in pouring rain haha so I understand why the students are not outside every day. However any day that students are not outside they get plenty of time in the gym for gross motor development. The gym is a large indoor play space with different shape mats, balls and obstacles for students to play on. They bring in outside professionals (who are awesome) to do afternoon enrichment like art, music and gardening. As a bee keeper myself I was so excited to hear that they have had an apiarist come in with a hive to speak with the older students about bees and bee keeping. My kiddo loves music day and I'm always sure to kill some time before picking her up so she doesn't miss any music time! In the times of COVID they have been very cautious (and rightly so) to keep all of the students and staff safe. They communicate through brightwheel (an application on your phone where you can see photos and short videos of your kid that the teachers post.) To keep everyone in the loop on contact tracing and communication on learning throughout the day. Payment is also done through brightwheel. I am a firm believer in you pay for what you get. I wouldn't get discount Lasik and I'm not sending my child to a discount daycare. It isn't cheap but well worth it. The teachers are top notch and deserve all of the praise in the world. The assistant in my daughter's room can do things with toddler hair that I didn't think was possible. Nearly everyday my daughter comes home with a new adorable hairdo but she won't sit still for us to even make an attempt. Haha. We are so happy to be part of the Mi Casita community, 5 stars, hands down, best decision for our young learner!

disclosure: I vaguely know Scott the studio owner and am friends with one of the instructors and…read morethe studio manager. This is a smaller adult oriented studio that offers both group and private ballroom instruction for both social and competitive dancers (not so much standard though). I've seen group classes but not personally taken them and people look like they're having fun. They also do seasonal showcases for people interested in performing without the pressure of competition. The studio itself is L shaped with several walls of mirrors and is fine for latin and social dancing. It's not a great space if you need to practice full on ballroom routines on a normal sized competitive floor (this comment is geared mainly towards s/s dancers) because there isn't the square footage you might need. The studio instructors who I don't know already or am not taking lesson with usually ignore me- they're not unfriendly but they don't say hi either. Social dances are not crowded, and the last time I went there was a relatively high girl to guy ratio- but snacks and drinks were included, yay.

Dance Sport Academy is, hands down, the best dance instruction I have ever received. I have been…read moredancing swing for nearly ten years and ballroom for six years, I have taken lessons from national and international champions, I am a certified teacher in my own right, and let me say no one else has provided instruction of such high quality as I have received here. The instructors, in addition to being accomplished dancers themselves, have a phenomenal understanding of the teaching process and produce consistently outstanding results among their students. The past few months I have been at the Academy have produced some of the best growth I have ever experienced as a dancer. That said, there are three downsides. The first is that the lessons are the most expensive of any studio in Philadelphia (though they are well worth the price). Second, the group classes are often at inconvenient times and focus on a very narrow range of dances. Third, the parties are rarely attended by the school's better dancers and are seriously weighted towards inexperienced women, with very, very few unattached men in attendance. None of these downsides, however, has even remotely dissuaded me from taking lessons here, and I highly recommend you do the same.

Our daughter started in Philadelphia Studio Ballet three years ago as a four-year old. She has…read moredeveloped confidence and a love for dance. We are especially impressed by the nurturing environment created under the leadership of Miss Suzanne, the studio owner, who is kind and supportive and encourages the older dancers to mentor the younger children. This is a fantastic studio and we are very happy with it.

PSB is a wonderful dance studio! Terrific instruction, nurturing environment and provides great…read moreopportunity to perform in multiple shows each year, including the Nutcracker!

Haverford Township Adult School offers many different classes for adults who want to expand their…read moreknowledge. Classes are available in crafts, sports, history, dance and many more topics. The tuition is very affordable and less than most other adult schools. You don't have to live in Haverford Township to take classes. Everyone is welcome.

I have worked for and with this organization since moving to Havertown 2 years ago. The school…read moredefinitely offers viable and affordable options for learning and community involvement through the various courses offered and the establishments with which the organization partners. The school is efficiently run, the staff is easily accessible and the students and teachers of Haverford Township are also pleasant to work with. I recommend HTAS to anyone in the mainline area looking for an institution that values quality, extracurricular education.

this was one of my works experience I paid the doula for no service she arrived to the hospital…read morelate when I told with enoug time that I started my labor I don't recommend Christina Duff as a doula she just care about your money the meeting we had were always virtual with the excuse of covid

Myra Reichel changed my life. Releasing negative energy, memories that haunted me all my life. At…read more59 I've been searching for help for over 31 years and finally I was led to the real deal. I no longer fall into demobilizing depression lasting for days, or experience high energy doctor's called bi-polar. Now, I peacefully move through life gently. I also been tagged a hopeless alcoholic. Today, I absolutely have no desire to get drunk. Thank you so much Myra!! Please do not hesitate to contact her. In Peace, Health, Light & Love, Donna Bombara

Reiki Healing Center is a good place to learn Reiki. I took Reiki I & II with Myra, and also went…read moreto Reiki Shares. The experiences were very powerful,