We love the support and skills my daughter has learned there. Friendly staff who have done nothing…read morebut help her succeed. Great communication from those who run the place. We've never held a party there but have been to many. Seem to run smoothly and kids have tons of fun.

My daughter has been going here for 4 years and loves it! Her sense of balance and strength are…read moregreat and she looks forward to it every week. They focus on teaching actual gymnastics. We haven't loved every coach she's had, but some have been spectacular. When we've had issues (only twice), they've always confronted the coach and dealt with the problem. The seasoned staff is always helpful and friendly. The coaches and staff members that have been there a while are the best.

We've attended birthdays and the kids always have a great time. They have a very knowledgeable…read morestaff.

We have a 7 year old daughter that takes a while to warm up to anyone new. Rock City MMA was the…read moresecond place we took her to observe, after not being comfortable at the first place. I was surprised to find she was instantly engaged in a conversation with Nathan Kirby and really liked him. It was his understanding of how to engage that made her instantly talkative (which is rare). Everyone from desk to coaches are really nice and knowledgeable people. The kids have a blast and are quickly learning from day one. My daughter Maya asks every day about going back. We had snow and she says everyone should have 4WD vehicles so we can all get back to class. The Kirby's are great. If you are looking for a gym for yourself or your kid I can't recommend them enough.

This is the third MMA gym in Arkansas I've been to and finally found a home! Best in the area by…read morefar. Ran by a very sweet husband and wife and it's like one big family here! I learned more here in a couple weeks than an entire year at other gyms. Very fast paced learning but informative. More fight focused and not just cardio fitness.

Update: Three years into the program, grandson has gone from 0 pushups to 53. He's become stronger…read moreand healthier, but it's not just about physical strength. The philosophy taught at Unity has made him better in every way, shaping his growth into adulthood. He can't wait to go to class and loves the different camps offered. I wish every child could have this experience.

Still a great place to train and a great community of families…read more Not only is there martial arts training (Cuong Nhu, a Vietnamese martial art), but also tai chi, kickboxing, Iyengar Yoga and now Brazilian Jiu Jitsu for both adults and kids with day and evening classes. The community that has been built at Unity is wonderful. It is such a positive environment for children and many of the kids that started as young children and trained through their teenage years are wonderful young adults by the time they graduate from high school and go on to be successful adults. There is some great character development that goes on in the dojo for these young people. I would definitely recommend if you are looking for a place for your child to train or even yourself.

My daughter loves shuffles they have a great staff and are really great teachers. They are very…read moregood at teaching dancing technique and the right way to dance, at the last place she danced they just grouped all the kids by ages and they didn't have more advanced classes for the dancers that needed them. At shuffles they are with kids their ages but they have beginner, intermediate and advanced, so my daughter loves it because she moves up with her skill set and does not have to stay in a class much to easy for her.

Great education. They focus on true art form, and there are different classes for all levels. The…read morestaff is educated and after having a horrible time of being ignored, picked on by the staff, and having mediocre dances at the last studio my daughter went to, this is a refreshing change!

Really good school. The education and sports here are wonderful. I loved my time here. I made a…read morebunch of friends and still talk to them today even. Went here from pre-k 3 to 2nd grade. Then came back to do middle school here. Middle school was awesome for me. The teachers are all so nice and make learning fun..well most of them do at least. But overall really nice staff. The lunch ladies are amazing and so are the custodians. And a lot of kids feel included here. Of course there were some that you could tell weren't the most "popular" or anything, but no one is ever really mean. Love Episcopal!!!

I went to this school for 11 years. Lower school was great and helped me learn many things. Middle…read moreschool completely ruined my mental health. I wanted to leave every day I went. There was 2 teachers (mrs Higgins and Mrs Sutton) were the only teachers that were good people. I got in trouble for the stupidest things. The teachers would make mean comments to me and making me question if I'm a real person. Mr Webb, chuck McCormick and mr tamo made me hate myslef. I was scared to walk down a hallway cause I would have gotten yelled at. I was scared to ask questions for help. The faculty is absolutely ridiculous. Teachers that were actually good for kids were fired and honestly I'm starting to think ecs wants kids to leave and that's the reason there's a mass exit leading into 9th grade. I wish my experience was better and in the future I will definitely like to talk to them about how they ruined my self Esteem and learning. Hopefully ecs will get new teachers and learn that they have made so many kids hate coming to school.

Our daughter went for a week to Brookhill Ranch for the first time and had a blast. It was the…read morefurthest she had ever been from home and has become hooked and is waiting to go back. Camp is faith based and very well organized and offers a website where daily camp photos are loaded to see what your child is up to. Drop off and pick up functions like a well oiled machine and there are plenty of activities. Just FYI, camper's cabins are not air conditioned. Old school camp.

Brookhill Ranch was a great camp. After my first week at Brookhill Ranch, I was hooked. The kids…read moreat Brookhill were very nice and I made a lot of friends. Activities: One of the nicest things about Brookhill is that you are able to choose your own activities (4 activities total - remember it may be different now). Activities include: arts/crafts, big/small lake activities, fun swim (with waterslide), horseback riding, go-carts, archery, riflery, dancing, Hodge Podge (different sports games each day) and bumper boats (probably missing a few but it has been awhile since I have been there). Outside of the chosen activities, each night there is other night time activities, the first two nights (not including the starting day of camp) we fished and it was boys versus girls on the fish count. The third night I cannot remember; fourth was a hacky-sack night where we raced in big burlow sacks and fifth was a carnival night. In the event of rain/storms/inclement weather, indoor activities will take place in the main pavilion in place of chosen activities. I have had a few of these days and they were a lot of fun and by no means a disappointment for missing the chosen activities. Meals: All of the meals were given in the dining hall located in the main pavilion of camp. It was cafeteria-style just like you have at most public schools. I do not have much knowledge as to the type of food they had but I do not recall disliking anything. Do not expect steak or a four-course meal, but food was good. Outside of the meals you have access to a canteen that is available at the beginning of the 2-hour rest period each after afternoon after your fourth activity. The canteen has different drinks, snacks and confectionary (limeades/lemonades, sno-cones, etc. - all canteen items extra charge so bring some money with you). Religious activities: as a Christian type camp, obviously you will expect some Christian activities. Each day after lunch and before our 3rd activity, we sang a few Christian songs. On Thursday night, the staff had all of the campers in the main pavilion and put on a drama act of the Crucifixion of Jesus Christ. Very powerful and moving. On Friday night, they have all of the graduates (10th graders going to 11th grade - the last year they can attend camp as a camper) light a candle and walk around the pavilion in the dark while Kathy Troccoli's song "Go Light Your World" was playing. One night each week the boys would walk over to the girls cabins (after they are in bed) and sing to them and vice versa the next night. There were numerous other activities of this nature throughout the week but to save some length of this quite lengthy review, I will omit them. Important notes: you are not allowed to bring any form of electronics with you to camp. This includes: mp3 players, iPods, all cellular/satellite phones (everything with an on/off switch). I am note sure but you may be able to bring a camera; not too sure about that though. Do not worry, if it becomes necessary, the staff will call your parents or legal guardians if something important arises; they just want you to just basically escape the outside world and all of its distractions (texting, calling, etc.) and enjoy your time with the friendly kids and staff around you. One of the annoying things I experienced at this camp (a very small one) was when it was time to take showers at night. There was always a big line and about 10 seconds after you enter the shower, staff says to hurry up and get done; they have you start rubbing in your shampoo in your dry hair even before you get into the shower. The temperature of the shower was a little bit on the cool side. I do not know what the cabins look like today but back then, they were rustic bunkhouses (bathroom was in a separate facility and not a part of the bunkhouse). There was no air conditioning so bring your own personal fan (preferably a clip-on fan). I personally used a standard big box fan but if you do not want that much air, a smaller one will work. All in all, an excellent camp. The first year I went for just one week. The second year, I went for one week then I spent a week with my grandparents just up the hill in Hot Springs Village and then another week at Brookhill and I did this for the third year as well. If you are worried about being homesick especially if this is your first experience away from home and your parents/legal guardians do not worry, the staff will make your time super enjoyable and by the end of the week, you may not want to go back home yet. I almost forgot to mention, they also had a miniature gold course for you to play during your off time. Again, some or all of the things I have mentioned here could have changed as it has literally been a decade since I have camped here. Any doubts, just sign up; you will be very glad you did.

it's a pretty nice daycare in a good area but not the best environment in there but sill pretty goodread more