This review is based solely on the tour. Not the school itself..... Everything was very well…read moreorganized when we arrived. I will say I'm glad they gave us an address to the exact building but parking was not clear. You have to park in a paid parking lot which I thought was a little bit odd. The student ambassadors are all very informative and are willing to answer any questions you have along the way. They show you the major highlights around campus including one of the dorms. Great tour.

Worst customer service on the planet. I have tried to simply…read moreget questions I had answered and no one had helped me. Every worker there just passes you on to the next department because that is a government school for you. They all sit on their ass all day taking government money in their pockets. I have called over 20 phone numbers, visited both campuses in person, and they all directed me to the next department. Try calling a phone number, and they will transfer you, try going in person, they will direct you over. This has been an absolute nightmare for me, and I hope they change all the workers and hire people who actually do their jobs. Worst school I have ever seen.

I visited the Clearwater Acquarium as part of a corporate awards dinner, so my visit was different…read morethan many who go during the day (although I have visited as a tourist a few years back). My group was brought over from our hotel on trolleys and directed up a flight of stairs. Once we found the correct door, we were led into the dolphin room. We had cocktail hour there, which was cool - as we could walk around the dolphin exhibit while enjoying a cocktail (or 3). After cocktails, we went upstairs to a ballroom area and had dinner and drinks, listened to award presentations, and then had a live band with karaoke. The catering staff was great, although the fish entree was cold and not very flavorful (not the fault of the aquarium IMO). This was a highlight of my business trip and I thoroughly enjoyed the dolphins.

I'm not one for leaving bad reviews, but the Clearwater Marine Aquarium was a little disappointing…read more There is a large tank when you first walk in to the aquarium that was completely empty. Literally no fish whatsoever. You walk around the tank as you walk around the aquarium there are window all the way around, but again, the tank was completely empty. There were other areas of the aquarium that were under construction due to either renovations or expansion. Due to this there were multiple enclosures that had no fish are animals to view. It's a little disappointing when you are traveling for vacation and the aquarium was the place that your daughter was looking forward to the most. All this while still charging full price for admission. All that being said, they have a very friendly and informed staff and volunteers that clearly do a lot for the marine life. It is very commendable the way they are nursing injured marine life back to health. Definitely more of a rescue center than an aquarium.

Great company to work with. Quick shipping and have had no issues. The website is easy to look for…read morethe exact brick or bricks you need along with the color and quantities.

We sent our daughter to a few days of Lego Camp and she loved it. The instructors were amazing…read more Our daughter was in tears that she didn't want to stay and they did such a great job at making her feel comfortable with staying. By the time we picked her up she was begging to go back another day!!!

we booked this program for our preschool and the kids loved it- would book again our elementary…read morestudents had programs and had a great experience that came to us - plus as a teacher to have scientist with excellent classroom management was great!!

High Touch High Tech is SCIENCE made FUN!!! The kiddos loved the program and I am amazed how the…read moreScientist makes the program more and more interesting and exciting every year. This is great for in-school field trip or Science Enrichment clubs or Birthday parties. I highly recommend this program to all my teacher friends.

As a summer activity, my son chose ball hockey. We drove up once a week for the game. The space is…read moreokay. Not bad, but it never felt as if we had enough seating for families to cheer from the side lines. Bleachers are not feasible due to the lack of space. Maybe smaller tables to help make room for more chairs. Or a small rolling bleacher set up to pull up behind the tables once the game starts. Is that even a thing? Overall, my son enjoyed his first experience at a sport. Not sure if we will be back next year as it is over an hour drive for us each way. He did like it, though. If he asks to do it again, we will return. 19.08.2025

We started our infant daughter at 14 weeks old at this Goddard campus while on the wait list for…read morethe owners' other school which is under construction in South Tampa. We had issues starting on Day 1 when we arrived and teachers were not wearing masks in the infant room. I told my concerns to the Director at the time who assured me they would wear masks moving forward. From then on we always saw her teachers in masks. We had several other issues including a lead teacher who did not provide our daughter any tummy time for several weeks, which we only noticed was happening after she stopped rolling over at home. On several pick up days, the fill in teachers in the afternoons were also using the iPads to show videos to our daughter. We also had some communication issues with her initial lead teacher Re later to scheduled and feeding. When the school director changed from Michelle to Ashley we had a discussion and Ashley addressed all of our concerns. They also brought in a new lead teacher for the infant room - Ms. Jessica - who we really loved and still think is a great infant teacher. The final straw for us, though, was 10 weeks after enrolling when we received the attached notification via the school's app on a Monday evening without any prior notice or warning. When I went to drop off our daughter the next morning, the director confirmed that vaccinated staff and parents would not be required to wear masks although they may still choose to. From what I experienced no one was checking vaccination status at the door. I told her we weren't comfortable with it, and she said that the decision was made by the owners the day before without any warning to anyone - teachers and staff as well. We weren't comfortable with this abrupt policy change, and I took our daughter home. I wrote to the director and asked that they reconsider requiring masks for teachers and parents in the infant room, otherwise we'd have to withdraw our daughter. I don't think this is an unreasonable request. They also already require you to clean your hands and put booties over your shoes to enter the infant room - why is a mask out of the question? The owner wrote me back and said they wouldn't be changing the mask policy and understood our decision to leave the school. The abrupt policy change without warning really put us in a horrible position. Thankfully we have grandparents who live close by and can help care for our daughter while we look for another solution, but if we didn't we would have no choice but to leave our daughter in a situation that we feel is too risky at this point. As a daycare which is intended to provide childcare for working parents, the school's actions have affected my job. Their actions certainly lost my trust and confidence that their school is managed and operated with my daughters best interests in mind. I am giving the school two stars because I do think the director and many teachers mean so well and do care about your children, but I think this school is experiencing several growing pains and that their management has some learning to do re: parent communication and relations. The same owners will be running the South Tampa campus when it opens as well and so we will no longer be attending that campus.

We love this school so very much. They work hard to accommodate our toddler's food allergies and…read morespeech therapy needs. The owner even recommended an on site therapist to us when he was diagnosed. Colleen, the owner, is so organized and direct with every detail, there are no surprises. Our child is happy, hugs and loves in the staff like they're family. We are SO thrilled to be a Goddard family! The school is quick to notify if there are health concerns like Covid or RSV. This has allowed us to keep our son safe in times of higher transmission. It's true the staff doesn't wear masks, but we personally prefer that to assist with ensuring our child can communicate effectively with staff members. His previous school wore masks and that seemed to delay his learning. This school was recommended to me by a friend who's child also attends and raves about her child's teachers. Lastly, the school isn't covered in gross carpet. They have tiled / laminate flooring that can be easily sanitized. I'm a big believer that this helps keeps the kiddos safe and healthy. Tuition is paid monthly and again, everything is very up front and directly communicated. Colleen is available for any parent any time. What more could you ask for?

The studio is like a second home, everyone is so caring and they welcome you with open arm's. they…read moreare so supportive of who you are and want to be, Its an amazing place to learn.

Wish I could give them 10 stars, they are absolutely phenomenal. The end of season performance…read moreschedules are remarkably flexible. The culture is one of kindness, inclusivity, creativity and fun all while learning a craft. I have been nothing but impressed with The Acting Studio and highly recommend for any family with members interested in acting!

Stopped in for a party and got to see how the school runs. I love the way the place is set up, and…read morewhat they offer. It's pretty exciting when you see it all broken down. Movement is pretty exciting: From American Ninja to Lyra to general movement classes you're able to find it here at the Shinobi School. Its my understanding they'll be adding new and exciting things in the next few months.

Daughter loves the school, most of the class there learning techniques etc. other time there…read moreplaying games that they can run and use the obstacles.