This was my son's first preschool. He started in toddlers and then moved onto PK2. The parents…read moreand PTO are all kind and warm. They follow the Emilio Reggio school of teaching, where each child is an individual and are taught as individuals. They teachers are caring and Ms. Patty does an amazing job of staying on top of the entire preschool program. We did not fully appreciate TOS until we moved. Ever since, we rotated through several reputable preschools in the Bay Area before finding one that measured up to TOS.

We have been attending the Thursday morning Toddler Enrichment Program for the last two months. You…read morecome with your child and it is like a pre- pre school. 9:15 to 10:45. Our twin boys love the program . The teacher Miss Lisa is terrific. Very reasonable and very worth it!

I love this daycare! It's always spotless and clean smelling (and not that weird nursery…read moredisinfectant smell). My daughter LOVES going here. She's two years old and has a blast! The app gives me real time updates as far as potty breaks, lunch and naps go, and they send pics throughout the day of the little activities they do. This summer they've been doing themed weeks and it has been so cute!

Victor is awesome. Very personable, professional, and according to my son, a kind, patient and…read morehelpful instructor. Always showed up on time and with a positive attitude.

I left them a message three times and not once did they ever call me back. I want and was looking…read moreforward to learning from them but not anymore

I recently had the pleasure of getting to know the Audubon Society of Martin County a little better…read moreby visiting their nature center, Possom Long Nature Center in Stuart, Florida. They have a long history of promoting environmental conservation in Martin County. The Audubon Society of Martin County was founded in January of 1955, at the Port Sewell home of Mr. & Mr. S. F. Stephenson with the mission of "The conservation and wise use of America's natural resources." By March they already had 160 members and were the fastest growing Chapter in the shortest time of any Chapter in Florida's history. For the next several years they raised funds while promoting the message of conservation. In 1964, the Martin County Audubon Society took over management of 123 acres, known as the Reed Wilderness Seashore on Jupiter Island. In 1967 the site was the first in Florida to receive the National Natural Landmark designation by the Department of the Interior. In 1970 was turned over to the federal government and is known today as the Hobe Sound National Wildlife Refuge. From July 1973 until 1983 the Martin County Audubon Society purchased 4.7 acres of land in Stuart between Palm Beach Road and Hibiscus Ave. This land was once owned by Clifton "Possum" Long, a teacher of agriculture at Martin County High School. The land was donated by Juanita Pina, Clifton's daughter to be used as a nature center and named in her father's honor. The house on the property was in disrepair and eventually torn down. It was replaced with a 1948 home that was part of the Camp Murphy (1942-1944), a top secret army camp for the signal corps that was created during WWII in what is now Jonathan Dickinson State Park. The house is a classic example of the frame vernacular building style used by the Army at that time. Today it has meeting rooms, displays, and bird photography. The Audubon Society offers events and guided tours of the preserve. In January 2011, the Audubon Society of Martin County dedicated a newly created wetland at Clifton "Possum" Long Nature Center. The wetland attracts wildlife including osprey, wood ducks, herons, and waterfowl while it serves to drain and clean rainwater from the neighborhood. The project cost $250,000 and was paid with money raised by the Audubon Society and with a matching grant from the South Florida Water Management District. In 2013 the Audubon Society took over another water conservation project, the 2,600 acre Lakeside Ranch Stormwater Treatment Area (STA) managed by the South Florida Water Management District. This area utilizes natural wetlands to clean the water flowing south from the Kissimmee River into Lake Okeechobee forming a vital step in restoring the quality of water flowing out from Lake Okeechobee during the rainy season. The Audubon Society of Martin County promotes their message of protecting the environment several ways including birding ID field trips and a juried photography contest they are currently holding. Categories include birds, wildlife, Florida landscape, creative, and cell phone photography. Entries can be submitted until December 8th. Visit their website for more information about the contest and their calendar of events. ​ ​ ​

Not a very compitent staff at this branch, recommend driving down to Jupiter for most issues!read more

I spent a lot of time at this and the Jupiter campus while earning my degree and I found everyone…read morehere to be extremely competent and helpful and very professional.

Parents looking for a local driving school, heads up to avoid Treasure Coast Driving School. We had…read morea horrible experience and I don't recommend them. Save your money! We signed our child up for driving lessons with the Treasure Coast Driving School in February. We paid for 8 hours of driving lessons plus the driving test, costing approximately $800. After signing up online, I had to reach back out via email to find out when the driver would contact us so we could schedule the lessons (it had been nearly a week with no followup). Once the driver reached out, it was easy to schedule lessons with him, although it seemed like he was really only available on Saturdays. That was fine. My child told us that the driver was always on his cell phone, answering calls or texting, and one time even missing their turn because he was on his phone. I only got feedback on the lessons after the first lesson. After the following lessons, the driver left before I could talk to him to see how the lesson went. In April, I scheduled the driving test by calling the office. The lady who answered was extremely helpful and gave me several options before scheduling what worked with us. This past Friday, I called to reschedule after finding out my child had a conflict with school and could not take her scheduled driving test. The calltaker told me it would be a $40 fee to reschedule (a rip off considering I already paid nearly $800, but I was willing to pay it). She then told me I had to go online to find a date and time that would work and call her back. I told her nicely that last time I called, they were able to give me several options and do it over the phone. Since they're so hard to get in touch with on the phone, I didn't want to play phone tag again. I knew we were free this week and next week and what times we could do. She proceeded to have an argumentative tone and was rude. She told me she was the only person to schedule tests and insinuated I was lying. She again said I had to go online to find the date and time and call back. She didn't want to listen to me at all and she was very impatient and rude. Her customer service was terrible. After realizing my conversation with her was going no where, I hung up. At this point, I will take my child to the DMV for her test. Please think twice before doing business with Treasure Coast Driving School. They are difficult to get in touch with, they will charge you extra if you have to reschedule, they set poor examples for young drivers by spending the driving time on their phone texting or talking instead of teaching, and they have terrible customer service. We left an email for the business with our frustrations and 3 days later still haven't heard back. I'd hate for any other parent to experience what we have.

I booked a driving test only, and the soonest appointment time was only two weeks after I got my…read morepermit. Incredible, I couldn't find a DMV appointment for at least 60 days. Showed up early (and I recommend everyone else do too, because any negative experience related to time is 100% error on the student) and was greeted by everyone which helped calm my nerves a lot. I was incredibly nervous but the instructor disarmed me immediately-he was friendly, informative and very helpful. I passed after one exam! Overall it was an incredibly positive experience and I don't regret waiting as long as I did to get my license because I was able to test with this school in the end. The instructor told me he owns the business and has been working for 35 years. I highly recommend this company to take your test, and will probably sign my younger sister up when I'm able to bring her up!

Al the instructor was so patient, he really helped my daughter overcome some of her fears and…read moreimprove her driving skills. She was very comfortable with her lesson and is confident in taking her drivers test