It is the best place to learn piano, guitar, violin and vocal. The principal teacher Miss Yulia is…read morevery methodical in making sure kids learn the piano naturally with knowledge of rhythms and melody. She teaches by increasing the expectations and in a systematic way with clear goals assigned to kids. An expert teacher with best combination of soft and hard expectations. My both kids are current student and love coming here! There are recitals and evaluations with various achievements opportunities.

We love this school and Ms Yulia. My daughter has been learning piano from her for about 6 years…read morenow and Ms. Yulia has emphasized the basics and built up on it. Highly recommend for good quality all around music education!

School of Rock summer camp is one of the experiences that launched my daughter's musical life. She…read moredid her first camp there at the age of eight and subsequently had the courage to audition for multiple musicals and other performances. She's now done solos in her school talent show and had principal roles in musical theatre shows. These camps are perfect for beginners who show an interest in music and want to give it a try. It's a full week of fun and some instruction, plus exposure to what it takes to get up on stage and perform with with band. A child who wants to play an instrument or sing should definitely experience this. It's an encouraging, energetic environment. Make sure you plan to attend the performance at the end of the week because it's a big deal to the kids. And get there early to get a seat because both years my daughter did the camp, it ended up being standing room only.

This music school is primarily for children - especially beginners. They don't have any teachers…read morethat have the musical knowledge of various genres to make them valuable to 40-something and 50-something year-old adults.

Thank you to Blake Risner. You were very helpful . You did answer all my questions I had for my…read morereal estate license. Thank you so much I will definitely recommend you to my friends if there are planing to do the real estate license . I can highly recommend BLAKE RISNER !!!!

This is the best R.E. school, I've been a broker forever and just signed my Mom onto this one…read morebecause it's seamless and cuts to the chase, no filler. DO NOT work with anyone there except Soledad Lam, she rules.

Excellent organization with a true purpose, with great staff carrying out their mission. I can't…read moresay enough great things about the St. Louis Children's Choirs!

From the owner: The St. Louis Children's Choirs is a community-based choral program that includes over 500 young…read morepeople in 1st through 12th grades who love to sing. Students from over 200 schools come from as far as 80 miles away to sing with their friends in one of seven ensembles that matches their musical ability. Under the leadership of Artistic Director Barbara Berner, an outstanding music faculty empowers young musicians through a challenging and diverse curriculum of the finest sacred and secular repertoire written for young voices. For almost 30 years, The St. Louis Children's Choirs have offered young artists world class performance opportunities a choral music experience that emphasizes musical excellence and character education.

We have had such a wonderful experience with The Coder School! My 10 year old son and 7 year old…read moredaughter have both been attending weekly after-school coding classes for years, and it has been one of the best educational activities we've enrolled them in. The program does an excellent job of teaching real coding skills while still making it fun and engaging for kids. My son has also participated in their summer coding camps for the past couple of years, and he always looks forward to going back. The instructors are incredibly patient, knowledgeable, and truly know how to connect with children of different ages and skill levels. They foster creativity and confidence, not just technical skills. The owner, Charu, is so kind, accommodating, and genuinely wonderful to work with, which makes the entire experience even better for parents. We also really appreciate that The Coder School partners with local schools and even comes on site to offer after-school Minecraft coding lessons - it show how committed they are to making coding accessible and exciting for kids. I highly recommend The Coder School to any family looking to introduce their children to programming in a supportive, fun, and professional environment. It has been an outstanding experience for both of our kids.

The Coder School has been a wonderful addition to my daughter's learning. It is impressive how…read moremuch she has learned from her weekly coaching sessions. When COVID hit and our "new normal" caused most everything to go virtual, the Coder School was able to transition to the virtual environment seamlessly. Our online coaching sessions via Zoom have been an effective alternative to the in person sessions. My daughter continues to enjoy her classes and her ability to interact with her coach has not been hindered. Because coding is one of her passions, I am pleased that we've been able to keep up with this through this crisis! The school hires wonderful coaches who are great at working with kids. The team there is always open to discussing my daughter's progress and providing feedback. We are so happy to have found this program!

Heard they used to be good. Seems like they've started trying to nickel and dime you over the last…read morecouple years. Extremely disorganized when it comes time to share information about end of year dance recitals and what things will actually cost. I get about a dozen emails a week from them with one snippet of information in each email, which means if I want to actually know what to do for the recital, I need a whole email folder to keep all the info straight. After paying monthly fees all year, recital time came and I had to pay recital fees, costume fees, auditorium reservation fees, and then after all those hundreds of dollars, you only get 1 ticket to actually see your kid dance. So if you have a spouse, other children, grandparents, etc then be ready to drop an extra $20/ticket. For reference, we had to spend about $600 in recital costs for my 4 year old.. excluding dance class costs. None of the fee information is revealed until the week it was due, so it is difficult to plan for and since they change venue and scale every year for their recital, you have no idea what it'll cost when you sign up. The owner Ms Margie seems to play favorites and I've never seen such an angry person working with young children.

Ms. Margie is a Saint! My three year old was scared to come to dance and Ms. Margie was so patient…read moreand loving. I couldn't believe how well run the class was. I forgot that I was watching a bunch of three year olds. We are so happy that we found Charmette!

Coach Todd was great with my neurodivergent child. We had such a fantastic experience from start to…read morefinish. My child passed the test with a perfect score on the first try. Since our daily commute involves 270, I requested a lot of highway practice. I feel like my child is prepared to drive in St. Louis traffic! I can't recommend them enough.

Generally a pretty good experience with Coach Harder…read more I got the package where they take you on the driving lesson and then let you use their car for the driving test; I forget how much it ran me, maybe like around 300-400 total. There are cheaper places to get it I think but they covered the chesterfield which worked for me, circa October I would only have two pieces of advice/feedback for Coach Harder: 1. Would be better if the driving teachers left some pad in between lessons so they could do things such as use the bathroom in between students. My driving teacher was in the bathroom for ten minutes of my time during our driving lesson, and then even tried to leave ten minutes early 2. There's very little point in going into detail with student drivers about the points, and getting into the differences between which things get a demerit of one points vs. two points, and all other intricacies about the scoring system. All this does is highlight how familiar you are with the scoring system - the test taker is not going to remember anything about points. Rather than doing that, you should just in plain english be explaining which maneuvers are the most important (eg. complete stop when backing up before turning around, parking on an incline), rather than discussing the point system, something no one is going to remember during the assessment, and more importantly once they are on the road