Here for a volleyball game. Small errands but looks really good. Division 2 school with beautiful…read moretrees and what seems to be a really relaxed atmosphere. This gym is nice, it's been around for awhile but has been taken care of.

I had originally signed my child up for lessons Nov 18th through U Indy's Music Lesson Program. It…read moretruly was like pulling teeth to get someone to respond. After two months we finally got an instructor only to find out they cannot due the schedule we originally planned 2 days before the lesson. Still no idea where to pay, where to show up, or anything to give us some information. None of the staff is helpful, they cannot communicate well, and are full of excuses. If you are looking for Music lessons for your child, go somewhere with better communication.

Love love love this school teachers are amazing and so helpful. They don't just slap a packet in…read morefront of you and tell you to fill in the blanks. They work hard to get you across the stage. The lunch is so optional and so many different selections everyday. Not same old same old. The lunch also actually has flavor. The school isn't dark and depressing and students actually seem to enjoy there time. Hands on work I'm science classes which make it so much fun. The library is beautiful and colorful. Not just bland solid walls like PMHS.

Big Time basketball gym, old school gym with the upgraded stereo system and advertising systems…read more Can pack in a mere 3000 or so. Parking is easy but finding the right entrance is not.. Get some popcorn and a fountain soda ...and enjoy the game!

I've used this service for 2 boys and overall, I'm pleased with the service received. Pricing was…read morevery comparable to businesses alike. They both took the in-person class version, just at different times. Finding sessions offered was easily accessible on their website. I'm thankful that the available class times worked with my family's schedule. You had to call and schedule drive times and the driving test, sometimes they didn't answer the first time I tried, but eventually I would get through to someone. They were always friendly when I talked with them on the phone. I feel that this service was very useful for my boys, and the location was convenient for our family. My boys say they offer snacks to buy during class times and that the class is not bad. The earliest age to participate in a driver's education course in Indiana is 15 years old. I've had to enter the establishment several times, and it appeared small, clean, just enough space for the service they offer. I really appreciated this business!

This is my daughter's 4th year at Inspire and we could not be happier. We've been to other studios…read moreand she has grown leaps & bounds here. My daughter loves dancing here & loves all the students & staff here. Everyone is so supportive of each other. It's very family friendly. All costumes & music are age appropriate (no mid-drifts). At the recital all students get a T-shirt and an award based on the number of years they've danced. But they also give awards to competitive & recital students who have shown hard work & positive attitude, etc and they earn a discount on classes for the next year. Most studios IF they offer this only offer it to competitive program. I danced as a kid & my daughter has been to another studio as well. Every studio we've been to you pay the same monthly price from August through the end of the school year. The months that there are breaks offset the months there are 5 weeks in a month. However, At Inspire we don't pay in June and you still have rehearsals for 2 weeks in June. They also offer fundraisers throughout the year for students to go toward recital fees, costumes, etc. One thing that I would like to add is how a studio responds in times of uncertainty. They've always offered that if you need to miss a class you can take a makeup class in another class. Whenever the studio closes for weather etc, they always offer makeups. But how they responded during COVID-19 was exceptional! They offered new google classes each week for the kids to continue to learn & then also offered an extra zoom class essentially for free to get some interaction with other students and a teacher. I have friends whose dances studios cancelled their recital classes and their recital, leaving parents with a costume they paid for and never getting to wear. While at the time of this post, Inspire is still trying to work the recital out as restrictions have not been lifted. Trista has let parents know that she will still try to have some kind of recital program for the kids within state guidelines. She sent out surveys to parents and is taking their suggestions and concerns into account to try to make plans what is best for everyone. I'm so thankful for the extra work Trista is putting in & the compassion & dedication that she always shows. We are so happy we came to Inspire, so much so, that we've had several family members that have now followed us to Inspire. They are even driving past other studios & driving 30 minutes just to dance here with us!

My daughter is entering her 3rd year of dance here, and we couldn't be more pleased with the studio…read moreor its instructors. The studio is not-for-profit, so they keep class prices low (a 45-minute class is $44/month, and there are discounts when you add classes). The instructors are excellent in technique and teaching, and they also have a real heart for their students. Dance numbers are age appropriate, and costumes are all stylish yet modest (no exposed midriffs or anything too sexy for the littles). I appreciate that they consider that and want our children to enjoy dance without forcing them to grow up too quickly. They also encourage leadership skills among the older dancers, so some of them volunteer to help teach in the younger classes. I also love the time that's taken to work with the students. My daughter is in one of the youngest dance classes, and her instructor, Miss Trista, had to miss class the week before recital, so we had a sub. Trista wanted to make sure the girls got a full rehearsal before recital, so she scheduled another day for our class to come in and practice with her. I mean, they're the littles who honestly end up getting on stage and are so dazzled by the crowd that they may or may not remember a single step, but Trista took the extra time to give the girls a chance to really shine, and that spoke volumes about her love for her students. After the recital, every kid got an award based on how long they'd been dancing with the studio (even the first-years), and awards were given out for Most Improved Technique, Best Attitude, and the 110% Award (for a student having a great class even when he/she was having a bad day). Again, this studio encourages great attitudes and a great heart in addition to great dancing, and I adore that. A previous review mentioned that you still pay the full price for months with spring/fall breaks when the studio closes, but over the course of a school year, it averages out with the 5-week months that you end up with an extra week of classes. We also don't pay for June at all, which is recital month. If you miss a class, you are always welcome to attend another for a make-up (and there are plenty to choose from). I can't say enough good things about this studio, and I love to see how much they've grown since we started two years ago!

Today was my granddaughters first day for art class. She choose to paint today. Judy "the owner"…read moresat next to her and painted with Kadence. She talked to Kadence telling her what type of strokes they were doing and how to do soft strokes with her brush. Kadence really enjoyed the class and is ready to go again.

Lynhurst 7&8 Grade Center, was here today for boat races, fun event, we had fun watching the boats…read moreand seeing how creative the kids were. Only allowed to use cardboard and duck tape for boats.