they told me that there wouldn't be a game for a couple of hours but i got there 10 minutes later…read moreand there was a game going on... ridiculous! caps button got stuck

My husband and I really enjoy our membership here. It's not the fanciest gym in the area but it…read morestill has good, well maintained and well cleaned equipment. I love the fitness classes most of which are free to members. The staff is very friendly and helpful. 1 1/2 hours of daycare is free when you are working out. Other gyms you have to pay extra. Great sports programs for the kids, my daughter is doing indoor soccer right now and she loves it. I gave it 4 stars due to some of the Zumba classes. Jen is great, but I wasn't impressed with Betsy's class. Ashley is amazing but had to quit due to other priorities which is why I go to her personal class across town. NOTE: YMCA offers scholarship membership to low-income families. You don't get that anywhere else ... that I know of.

Amazing early childhood staff (3-5). Toddler staff are passionate but miss things. (18months-3)…read more Elementary kids are subject to a short-tempered individual who is under a lot of health and stress that exasperate the issue.

My 6 year old loves it here. He has excelled in many ways since going here. The staff is great.read more

We cannot say enough about Diane's Early Care and Education, the daycare center that has played…read moresuch a crucial role in our children's lives. Our daughter, who was recently diagnosed with stage 4 cancer, and our son have both attended Diane's for several years. We were first referred to Diane's through a close friend, about six weeks after our daughter was born, when we realized that our original plan of hiring a nanny was no longer an option. When I first spoke with Diane, she was candid and honest--she told me she was already at capacity and couldn't take on another child, let alone an infant. Though disappointed, I appreciated her transparency, and we ended the conversation on a positive note, knowing we had to keep searching. But just when I thought we were back to square one and panicking, Diane called me back. After speaking with her staff and reviewing the full-time and part-time schedules, she believed she could make it work for the days we needed care. Upon meeting the staff, we knew we had been incredibly fortunate to find a place like this--one we didn't even realize we needed at the time. Fast forward three years, and we have gained so much more than a daycare. We now have over 15 new "teachers" in our lives, including "Mrs. Diane"--who is revered with respect, "Grandpa" Randy, Mrs. Angie--the wise and experienced teacher, Katie--the "Chief," and Mrs. Sabrina--the dedicated apprentice. Our son met his best friend at Diane's, and they now attend charter school together. Randy isn't just "Grandpa" to the kids--he's their T-ball coach, bus driver, gardener, handyman, and so much more. Our children have grown up before our eyes at Diane's, spending the majority of their lives in a place that feels like a second home. We've also built a community of friends--parents and children alike--who are now at the heart of this journey of raising kids. As a working mother, I never struggled with the "mom guilt" that many women experience, because I knew my children were receiving the care, love, and support they needed. Now, three months into our daughter's unexpected cancer diagnosis, I feel compelled to share just how much this daycare community means to us. The outpouring of love and support for our family during this difficult time has been beyond words. Other parents have stepped in to help, understanding that in these early years, a child's care is all-consuming. We cannot thank Diane, Randy, and the entire team enough for their compassion, generosity, and unwavering support. When our little girl is healed and healthy, she will undoubtedly be thrilled to return to her pre-cancer routine--back at Diane's, where she has grown, learned, and thrived among the teachers, friends, and family we are so deeply grateful for. Needless to say, I highly recommend Diane's Early Care and Education

I absolutely love Diane, and Diane's Early Care. Our grandson has thrived in this clean, organized…read moreand most of all, loving enviornment! Not coming from a stable home life, our grandson was able to find the peace, comfort, friendship, and loving concern he needed in his life. Diane honestly loves and cares about the children in her care. Diane's Early Care has been a Godsend and a blessing in all our lives.

I'm really disappointed in the way they treat the employees. I know of at least 4 who currently…read morewant to quit. one quit today and was treated like crap for leaving the place that was dragging her down. several more are sure to quit soon and I think maybe they should consider why people are quitting so much maybe cause it full of abuse toward the employees and children and the people who don't quit are either involved or scared to quit

**ZERO STARS BIGGEST PROBLEM: MIRIAM HERNANDEZ…read more Mi 6 year old niece has being going to little peoples academy since she was a bebe. . . One day, her teacher, decided to clean her ears when she had an ear infection, which you aren't supposed to. She then decided to tell my niece the reason her ears hurt was because her mom didn't clean her ears. . Wow. So of course, my sister ask her to never do that again. Then.... One day jayla decided to tell her and her class she was going to Disneyland. (Really wasn't, she was just going to California), of course her teacher told her to stop lying. so what if she is lying? She's a child, children lie about so many things everyday. It's their imagination. . For the past few months my niece has been acting up and I really do think it's because of that girl. Numerous complaints have been made and nothing has been done. I used to love this place but I guess now they just hire whoever, be careful, I'm telling you. She's a bully. And she's supposed to be the one that stops the bullies.