If I could give this place- zero stars I would:( My kids went to Parent's Night Out on Sat. Dec 7…read more My son who is 6 got bullied by an 8-9 year old boy. This bully twisted my childs ear to cause pain and redness. When he told staff- he was told to deal with it and figure it out. This is not okay, nor how you run a business with children. Very rude staff that shouldn't work with children. Also, on top of this issue- included In the fee is pizza for dinner. My daughter had ask for a slice of pizza and was told no- when they had plenty! Again, not okay. I sure hope the owners of this company makes the right corrections because if not it won't be in business any longer:

My daughter loves The Little Gym. She's attended a few different classes but Christina is her…read morefavorite teacher and I can see why. She's great with getting kids involved. She's such a special woman. I'm So thankful for people like her! We've almost completed a whole year here (Aug-May) and are signed up for another year. I don't have any complaints! Highly recommend this place for kids To socialize, dance, be active and burn off some energy.

I graduated from Rocky Mountain High School years ago, but my experience there still affects me…read moretoday. Throughout my time at the school I was subjected to severe bullying from other students. I was regularly insulted, called names, and told to kill myself. Physical assaults happened multiple times a month, and in my experience the students responsible often faced little or no consequences. One example that still stands out: a student sitting behind me stabbed me in the back with a pencil during class. I yelled because it hurt, and I ended up receiving in-school suspension for swearing while the student who stabbed me received no punishment. Situations like that happened repeatedly. When incidents were reported, I was often told my parents would be informed, but later I learned they were not. The most painful part was the feeling that many teachers and staff simply didn't care. In one case, a teacher told me I should drop out and that the most I would ever achieve was being a waiter. Comments like that from someone in a position of authority were incredibly damaging. School should be a place where students feel safe and supported. Instead, my experience was that bullying was ignored and sometimes the victims were punished. The environment had a serious negative impact on my physical, emotional, and mental health. I hope the school has improved since I attended, but based on my experience I cannot recommend it. No student should have to go through what I experienced there.

Excellent! Highly recommend for kids learning a second or third language. Summer camps here are a…read morelot of fun too.

From the owner: We offer an array of language learning programs, from preschool and K-5 immersion to flexible adult…read morelanguage courses. Suntree offers what your family needs to communicate in an expanding, multicultural world with excellent, engaging teachers with real-world language experience.

I can't rate a 0. Too much drama on the teams. Who is really in control? It's not the coaches or…read morethe staff. We paid lots of money and by the time we realized what this club was about, it was too late to get out of it. Our team parents offered better feedback and coaching than the actual coaches. Very sad. The owner would sit on the sidelines at tournaments and be on her phone instead of watching the teams play and being fully present. It was very disrespectful. Canned responses were given by coaches when the players asked for feedback. When you pay as much as club costs, the basic expectation is that your child will improve their skills and learn. They will be coached and be more successful on the court. I guess for our first year in club, even though our expectations were so basic - we had a bar that was too high and Rise couldn't meet it. In fact, I don't think Rise was even on the court. I would never recommend Rise Volleyball Club unless you want to waste your child's time, your time, and your money.

1 the coaches don't know how to coach; it is a waste of money. 2 the only thing they care about is…read morethe whole team being friends not about winning. The coaches cause so much conflict and don't know how to do there job. Worst club experience ever. Paid money to be on a nationals team and there was a girl that it was her first year playing volleyball. Multiple 14 year olds on a 16 national team. They can't get it together, it is a huge mess and will never play or pay money to this club again.

We have been at EDP for 4 years now and are so in love with the teachers, the culture, and so many…read moreother things about this amazing studio! My daughter feels loved, safe, and continues to excel at competitive dance at Elevated Dance Project. Having my daughter surrounded by a supportive dance environment means everything to our family!

We love EDP so so much! They are kind, compassionate and truly care about the well being of their…read moredancers. Their dancers are trained with great technique and the ability to pick up choreography quickly. They respect a good family/life balance, and they offer opportunities for girls to further their love for dance by joining a company (they have both travel and non-travel teams which is awesome!) They have two buildings with several different dance rooms, and classes for littles, tweens, teens, adults and even for special needs. We are so happy to be a part of the EDP family! :)

Initially, my wife wanted to enroll our three year old son in a Montessori preschool. In some ways,…read moreThe Goddard School is the opposite of Montessori: where Montessori stresses free, unstructured, child-led activities, Goddard stresses organized, structured, teacher-led activities. For our son, who is naturally independent and creative, the structure Goddard provides, rather than stifling his independence and creativity, helps him channel it in new, more social and collaborative ways. Sometimes this is difficult for him. But we think it's challenging him to develop skills that a Montessori-type approach might not provide. Plus, the teachers are incredibly well-qualified, the facility is new, clean, beautiful, and very well-managed, and the security and health precautions are advanced and well-applied. The Goddard School and its proprietary curriculum may not be well-suited to fit every child's needs and all familys' budgets, but we feel it's well-suited to our child's needs and well-worth the added expense over some of its competitors. Also, it's good to know that TGS is a franchise, so each individual facility will only be as good as its owner-operator. And the owner-operator at this facility, himself a father, is kind, respectful, organized, efficient, dedicated, detail-oriented, professional, and an excellent manager of both property and personnel. We highly recommend this school to anyone who feels that their child would benefit from this kind of learning environment.

My family loves The Goddard School. The facility is clean safe. The staff has always been very…read moreprofessional. My son loves all the teachers and you can tell they genuinely care about him. They have a focus on early learning and my son really enjoyed the STEM based lessons. I have no complaints and wouldn't hesitate to recommend them to anyone.

Great place! Dane the GM is awesome!! My granddaughter Emilia is a free spirited 2 year old with a…read moremind of her own and loves it. She has had a couple of meltdowns and we had to depart class early and Dane gave us a credit for the class. The coaches really work with the kids to keep them engaged. Highly recommend!

Our daughter has been attending KidStrong since they opened! Although we have missed many classes,…read moreit is easy to reschedule if needed. It is such a great environment for kids to build their physical and mental strength. Aside from the physical work, they also focus on many things like making eye contact when introducing themselves, public speaking, and so much more. If you're looking for a fun weekly activity for your little ones, KidStrong is the way to go!

Best place for kids and families. The exhibits are so creative. The events are super fun.read more

Customer service is top notch! There are so many modules or activity centers for the children to…read moreexplore and learn about so many different things from space exploration to toddler town to introductory automechanics.

I recommend Heroes Academy to anyone I meet! Why? Because Heroes Academy provides the type of…read moreenvironment and child-lead learning that I wanted for my kids, yet I didn't know it existed until a few years ago when our full-time traveling family decided to take some time off the road. Now we are settled into Idaho and at Heroes and I don't think our kids will let us ever leave (not that I want to). As an Acton Academy, Heroes encourages every child to think and behave like a hero, not a victim, while embarking on a self-growth journey. They encourage every family and child to be proactive, begin with the end in mind, to hold themselves and others accountable and to high standards. It's a place where children discover their own passions, gifts and begin to lead meaningful and purposeful lives. I have seen incredible growth in all 4 of our children over the last 2 years while attending Heroes Academy. They have developed real life skills such as how to have a meaningful conversation with an adult; how to fail and get back up again; how to speak in front of a large crowd; how to begin finding a passion or start a small business, all without our help. If you're worried that your child isn't actually learning much by completing so many assignments, doing homework each day, taking tests and getting 'good' grades in the assembly line of a traditional public education system, then Heroes Academy might be great for your family. I couldn't be happier with Heroes Academy and all that they have done for our entire family. You see, being a family at Heroes has encouraged my husband and I to continue on our own self-growth journey and to push ourselves each day, while our kids grow right alongside of us.

I'm a hero currently attending the Adventure studio and let me say this school has changed my life…read more I had a rough start for my first year but I came back being a different person after being given my second chance. This school made me discover my passions and really let me focus on what I am interested in. Coming to this school gives you the opportunities no other school would. you get to learn new things every session and it has challenges that teach you to learn, not to remember. i highly recommend this school especially if your child has adhd, add, autism, or anxiety because this place is very welcoming and helped me so much mentally.