We spent close to $7,000. My daughter started in 1st grade and into 2nd grade. She is dyslexic, but…read moreI didn't know until about two months after we started. She entered Sylvan reading at a kinder level (beginning year Kinder.) She left after close to 150 hours of instruction time. Still reading at the same level... They have "benchmarks," that they're suppose to achieve. But their grading system makes no sense, and it will continue to show growth. But there really wasn't any growth. They use the iPads the whole time, the teacher doesn't really teach them. The iPad does. This was the worst investment I could have ever made. I asked them after we found out if she was dyslexic if this would help. They of course said yes. But it didn't. And then towards the end they want you to come in so they can sell you in more hours. I didn't schedule that appointment because I knew i wouldn't continue. They never followed up with us, and we just kind of went on our way. She has since gotten tutoring specific for dyslexia and is doing fantastic!

Sylvan has brought the joy of reading back to my grand daughter. She loves the tutors and their…read morenon-judgemental attitudes. Ms. Jenesia Davis works wonders with Rose and all students she encounters. Sylvan keeps learning positive.

Temple college was a steeping stone to transfer to UT Austin with a full ride scholarship. At…read moreTemple college I got to learn a lot. Professors were super personal, and truly cared about their classes. I got to be part of organizations like LULAC, and develop leadership skills. My statistics professor was so personal and she cared so much about her job to the point that she would let you txt her to ask for help on homework after hours. Writing lab was a great resource, as well as the math lab. Tons of resources are provided if you need help with assignments.

2021-2023. Sending my son to a Jr College was to be a stepping stone to a four year university…read more As a baseball player this is highly recommended. Unfortunately, I DO NOT recommend Temple College! The two years my son spent here were filled with Great disappointment. My son was Aggressively grabbed and yelled at by Asst Coach Train. This was reported to the Head coach and College Board and they passed it off as Train will not do it again. I hope and pray this does not happen again!

We started our daughter in this daycare at the start of Jan 2026. However, we began looking for…read moreanother daycare because they decided between Christmas and New Years (giving basically 2 days notice) to change their hours from closing at 6 to closing at 5:30 and with our jobs we needed a later pickup time. They were willing to work with us on later days as needed since no other daycares that are opened until 6 had availability at the time.    We ended up using them for 7 weeks, and in that time did not have a good experience.  1. My daughter was there at age 4-5 months, she is not a fussy, colicky, sleepy baby. At home she would normally sleep about 45 minutes to an hour between feeding and is usually awake for about 2 hours.  However, at daycare she would sleep 7-8 hours out of the 10-11 hours she was there. They said she'd sleep for 3 hours, wake up to eat, be changed and back asleep for another 2-3 hours within 45 minutes to an hour most days. I waited over a week to make sure it wasn't a growth spurt or something before bringing it up to them. When I did they said "I don't know what you want that's just her schedule here", "she's just a grumpy baby", "I know you're a first time mom and everything can freak you out and worry you but that's just how it is" I eventually had to say flatly find a way to not allow this much sleep, it affects her night sleep and it's affecting her development because she's sleeping all the time and not learning.  2. I'm breast feeding and I would bring milk to the daycare. At first, I brought just 1 gallon ziplock bag full of her bags of milk. The daycare was supposed to let me know when the milk was low. The second week I got a message in the their app first thing in the morning saying that she's out of milk, luckily my mom was able to bring them some. I understand mistakes happen, so I started bringing 2, 1 - gallon sized bags so that when they finished one gallon bag they could let me know and this wouldn't happen again. However, it happened 2 more times, so a total of 3 times in 7 weeks. . 3. The morning manager parks in the stripes next to the handicap space. My mom needs that extra space and when this was brought to the managers attention, she flatly refused to move her car or offer a solution to assist saying with attitude (on more than one occasion) "I park there and I'm not moving...if you have an issue talk to my director." She also refused to standup and have a conversation with my mom, just stayed on the floor (she wasn't doing anything with the kids at the time) on her phone and gave attitude. The director reinforced allowing her to park there, but she did offer to help assist my mom if needed. 4. Every morning at drop off the staff was on their phone scrolling through videos instead of paying attention to the children.    I waited to write this review until we'd been at our new daycare for 2 weeks. This was to make sure that her changes at the new daycare weren't just a fluke but were consistent.   At Little Loves, when we would come to pick her up, she would hardly ever smile or show any emotion until we got her into the car seat. She was not really "talking" to the staff such as, if they talked to her and told her bye or something she would just have RBF. At home, when we laid her into her crib for her naps she fought it for 10-20 minutes crying and screaming (which she didn't do before daycare). I didn't expect a lot of pictures, but we would barely get any pictures, maybe 1 in 2 weeks at Little Loves   At the new daycare she sleeps for just over two hours total a day. When we pick her up, she is awake, alert, often babbling and chilling, even if she is in her crib (because the teacher may be busy with other kids). And when the teacher tells her bye, she smiles and babbles at her. When my husband picks her up, she's all smiles immediately, not just when she gets to her car seat. We ask how she was each day and if she was fussy at all, and they nearly always say she's not fussy unless maybe she's hungry or gassy but otherwise she's great. Now when we lay her in crib for her naps at home, she's asleep within 1 minute and no fussing. We get 4+ pictures a day of her doing tummy time, 'talking' to other babies, story time, music etc.  I do not recommend Little Loves Daycare to anyone.

best daycare around small ratios very clean updates all day long very friendly staff.read more

Jim at the Cedar Park location was GREAT!! He communicated with us the day we made the appointment…read moreand helped us understand the process. He was kind, through and easy to work with. My son said the drive test was also an enjoyable experience (as much as it can be for a 16 y/o being tested lol) I highly recommend using Frost Driving schools Cedar Park location.

So much could be said here for improvement. It is a driving school. I think the gap is more…read moreknowledge is required by the staff to what a first timer at the DPS will need as far as required documentations and how to fill out the school forms being presented to the DPS.

Today's OSHA training was excellent and very informative. Instructor took his time with the class.read more

I had a mixed experience at the Central Texas Training Center. The instructors were…read moreexcellent--knowledgeable, supportive, and committed to helping students succeed. I truly appreciated their professionalism and effort during my time in the program. Unfortunately, the administrative side of the school has been very disappointing. I officially dropped from the program in April, but the school didn't report my withdrawal to the VA until June a months later. Because of this delay, I was charged for a month I didn't attend, which created unnecessary complications with my VA education benefits. The admissions representative has been extremely hard to reach. Every time I visit the school to resolve the issue, I'm told she's unavailable and will call me but she never follows up. I also feel the admissions process lacks transparency and seems geared toward misleading students, especially veterans using VA benefits. While I appreciate the great instructors, I strongly urge future students especially veterans to keep thorough records and be cautious when dealing with admissions.

Miss Sandra and ISR Little Fish Swim Academy have completely blown me away!…read moreMy son was very nervous and timid around water when he started lessons, so I wasn't sure how he would do. Seeing him grow in confidence and learn the swim-float-swim sequence has been incredible. Now he can swim, float, and swim again to reach safety if he ever falls into the water. As a parent, the peace of mind this gives me is priceless. Miss Sandra is patient, encouraging, and amazing with kids. The lifesaving skills she teaches are something every child should have. We will definitely be continuing with maintenance lessons

Excellent University with great students and an involved staff. We enjoy going to games and eating…read morein the cafeteria. Classes are small and Professors care about their students. We are always imprEssed being on campus with how nice everyyome is. UMHB is unapologetically Christian and provides a welcoming enviroment to everyone. We will continue to attend games and watch the World Champions Crusaders next season. My family has attended baseball games and seen presentations by amazing speakers. Presenters include President George HW Bush, Chuck Norris, Mary Lou Retton and Robert Gates. We are fortunate to have this institution in Central Texas as it celebrates its 175th anniversary.

Great college my daughter goes there and she loves it. The school has a very religious background.read more

My kids have attended First Church Preschool for the last 2.5 yrs. The staff are amazing and seem…read moreto genuinely care for about my kids!