I love the craft guild! I just finished my first pottery session and signed up for the next session…read morein a new pottery class. My instructor, Joe, is amazing and so helpful and kind. I had a lot of fun in his class. I eventually want to take sewing or a glass class. There are so many options.

I've taken metalsmithing classes at the Craft Guild for several years and have learned from…read moreincredible instructors. Highly recommended if you want to learn jewelry making techniques using state of the art equipment. The community of artist is amazing.

Mrs. T is an amazing artist. She makes you do the work. She guides you to paint. When it's done you…read morecan't believe you painted it. Her studio is fun, clean, sexy and sophisticated. The pictures that she chooses for the class always look professional. Her energy is superb. She knows when you're over thinking. She's so active in the community. Her classes sell out fast!!

I signed up for my first class right after the opening and have continued on. I never ever thought…read moreabt if i had talent or not. I just started painting and drawing later in life than most but i truly enjoy it. Miss Mary is so encouraging and helps me see with new eyes all the possibilities. I now believe iin myself. Cynthia W

Hull Art Academy is amazing! Mary and her professional staff are great instructors. I have learned…read moreso much and can't wait to learn more. It's not a paint-by-number place. Fun and educational, college level classes in a relaxed atmosphere!! Love it!

This place is truly special. We were lucky to get our son a spot on short notice, and although it…read moretook him a month or so of regular attendance to acclimate from the Spanish immersion, by the light in his eyes at the end of the school day now and the excitement on his face you can tell he's having a great time! Everyone we have interacted with has been wonderful and kind -- they have handled being open during a pandemic with professionalism and grace. I'm honestly so glad we found this place!

Spanish schoolhouse does not have appropriate training and qualified certified educators or…read moredirectors operating their school. My daughter suffered emotional abuse from her teachers, coming home frequently scared to go to school because her teachers yell, hold her wrists in a forceful manner when she makes mistakes. Because they are not certified or given adequate training (only every three months according to director with non accredited trainers) "teachers" are not skilled or knowledgeable in teaching practices that are developmentally appropriate and in alignment with Texas standards. They are unaware on how to utilize redirection, positive reinforcement and engagement tools and resources that support the whole child. As a certified experienced educator and multilingual program director myself I am distraught I let my child go to this daycare for over a year and advise other to stay away from an institution that does not have the abilities to teach young children. There are other multicultural and multilingual accredited schools in the area if looking for that type of care. Lastly, The entire Spanish schoolhouse board of directors does not have a single verified educator at the table speaking for quality education and what that actually means- their CEO is a graphic designer and many on the board are business and operations minded sources of knowledge. Steer clear of Spanish schoolhouse!

Amazing little preschool! It is small so all the teachers know every single student!…read more Kids enjoy music class as well as Spanish class. Perfect school for mothers looking to send their little ones.

Great School both my boys attended. I know the director has been working hard at making some much…read moreneeded updates to the facilities. The new playground looks great and it keeps the family friendly appeal of a small tight knit preschool.

My 5 year old son loves his art class. He looks forward to it each week. Ms Kim is wonderful! I…read morewould highly recommend!

We loved our experience. My little one just finished her kindergarten year. High quality teachers…read more(she LOVED her teacher and tells me that she learned so much). Local gem in my opinion. We will be sending our second daughter there this fall.

Sorry it took so long to re-review, the director is great but the teacher we had was horrible. It…read morewas such a horrendous experience, I wanted to pull her out before classes were over. They forewarn you that it may seem they aren't learning anything but it will show in a couple of years. That is crap. My daughter really wasn't learning anything because all she wanted to do was play & that's what they let her do all day. She was at another Montessori & learned more there in 3 mths then what she learned at MCHS in a year. I raised concerns with the guide like the director told us to & instead of trying to resolve the issue she just hated me & basically refused to talk to me. On 3 occasions I left messages for her to call me directly & she would say the answer to the secretary & that secretary would call me back, this became extremely frustrating when I had follow up questions. The director never believed how rude or callous her teacher was so I took a recorder to one of the parent teacher conferences to prove to her how she acted. As soon as it was my turn to go in she walked out her class to go get the director. The guide only said maybe 3 words while the director talked the rest of the time & answered questions I directed towards the guide. There was zero communication between myself and the teacher. I also had concerns about her coming home looking like she rolled around in a mud pit. Her pants and shoes had chunks of mud on them. MCHS never did anything about it. The guide dismissed us and the director just said that's how kids are. I spoke with at least 2 other parents who also had the same concern about the dirtiness. Yes kids can get messy but there is a line & adults should "guide" them to not get so dirty. They show you how some kids are solving complex math problems & other advanced projects but I guess it's only for their favorites because I never saw my daughter or anyone in her class do any of that. Also, her teacher told me that my daughter doesn't want to learn! I was shocked to hear such nonsense! Never ever has my daughter not wanted to learn! She is quite the opposite & all of her previous 4 teachers in other schools & current teachers can attest to that. They always are Surprised at how quickly & how much she wants to learn, even her Arabic teacher at DIS wants to put her in advanced classes. One time my mom sat in class to observe & she observed 2 kids pushing a little girl outside & locking her out. It took several minutes for the teacher to figure this out & my mom wasn't allowed to talk or "interfere" (as the guide said). When they finally brought the parents in to discuss what occurred they basically ushered them away from my mom when she greeted them. We knew those parents & finally told them the true story of what occurred (MCHS gave another version). I almost forgot my favorite complaint. My daughter was still perfecting her potty skills & one time she peed on herself & went to the bathroom to change. She couldn't get her pants off & was too shy to ask for help & she fell asleep on the bathroom floor for 10-15 minutes until the teacher finally checked in on her! I was so infuriated! What if she had fallen & busted her head open?! She would have bled out before they found her. Several times I picked her up with her pants soaked from urine. She has a change of clothes there & that witch just let her be wet in a 60 degree environment. My daughter had some of the worst rashes & colds because of this callous treatment. I would have been better off leaving her with a pack of monkeys than these guides. (At least the monkeys would lick her but clean!) It seems like they are just watching over the class but not really taking care of them or teaching them. I can't remember the teachers name. She's an older puerto rican lady. My daughter was at Garland Montessori where she learned a lot but the owner seemed too creepy for me. Now she is at Spanish House & we both love it. She learns sooo much! They have a Montessori way of teaching but with more guidance than MCHS (where the kids do whatever they want). I actually went to Spanish House last May & begged for a spot--i was 3rd on the waiting list. I told the director about the terrible problems we have at MCHS & she called me 2 hours later to tell me she gave my baby a spot so she won't continue to suffer at MCHS. Can I tell u I was sooo relieved & elated that I cried! SH has been the best move ever. She had attended their summer session previously & loved her teachers. The owners are this wonderful, sweet couple that also has their kids in their school. Now my daughter loves school. That being said, there are numerous parents that are happy with that MCHS but my experience was horrific. I would never recommend MCHS but others do. I'm just one untold experience. If she wasn't in SH I would put her in Dallas International School, that's where she takes her Arabic class & the teachers & staff I have interacted with are awesome.

Instructor didn't show up for the first two lessons, and didn't return our phone calls when we were…read moretrying to reach him to see if he was still coming as my child sat in his swim suit waiting. Have tried calling Aqua Mobile for a week and the phone line keeps us on hold and no one answers the phone.

My son has been taking swim lessons with Rachel in St. Petersburg for a few months. He went from…read morebeing terrified to go in on his own to fully swimming by himself in such a short period of time! Rachel is an amazing instructor and my son loves her. She is very patient with him and he looks forward to seeing her every week. I highly recommend!