Went for my daughters band competition last Saturday afternoon. The campus is huge for a small…read moreschool and they did a great job of hosting. Plenty of food available, the layout was nice.

Our experience with upper school has been a mix of good & bad. There was very little bullying…read more Everyone has their own cliques but keep to themselves. Parent groups try to make families feel welcome. My biggest complaint is their program for kids with learning issues. There is an additional $4500 charge for a learning program, which is a testing center & the same study hall everyone else gets for free. There are so many kids in that class that need help, it is difficult to get assistance. There is little parent contact when there are academic issues. There are O accommodations, which we found out the day before school started. It is egregious to allow anyone in for $4500 and then leave them to sink or swim. As a private school with a "dedicated program" they have an opportunity to help kids with learning issues, but we were made to feel like a bother. They could really make a difference if they would put some additional measures in place & hire teachers that cared.

I feel so blessed to have found such a great place for child care. I was looking every where in the…read moreDFW area to find a Waldorf base school and finally found Clove Hill. I really thought it was going to be hard for my son to transition because this was the first Child care I've ever enrolled in, but, after only a couple of days spending time there with my son, he was able to transition very quickly because of Lisa's sweet energy. She's so caring and allows the kids to be free using their imaginative mind, while teaching them to be in a calm state when there are any hard emotions. They spend a majority of their time out in Nature learning and appreciating God's gift, which is what I wanted for Clifford. I would study a little a bit of a Waldorf education before placing your child here, because it is very different from your every day DAYCARE or SOCIETY DAYCARE. If your looking for a place for your kids to be inside all day watching tv, and learning about your repetitive ABC's, 123's... this is not the place to go. If your looking for a place to allow your child to grow on his own pace and grow his imaginative mind in a natural setting this is definitely the place. Thank you Clove hill!!!

I'm posting to advise that Clove Hill Childcare has been closed for almost 2 years as the owner…read moremoved out of the area. If you are seeking Waldorf-inspired childcare in the mid-cities please contact me, Elizabeth North in Colleyville, at Care.com.

Midcities Montessori is all around wonderful school to attend. The teachers are great and are there…read moretruly for the enrichment of the children. I have had interaction with the owner who is great. She is a true leader not only for the school but for the community. She does a great job with the students and opportunities offered at the school. I have enjoyed seeing the school work of the children displayed in the different classrooms and the history lessons shared. Take the opportunity for a tour and meet the owner and staff.

I have never seen a leader of a school so passionate about helping students succeed and also…read morehelping the community.

Tagteam Tutoring, is very dedicated to making sure that our children are prepared in their…read moreindividual studies, by providing one on one instruction when necessary.In our innovative Society that is continually growing, we want our children to be prepared to meet the challenges. Tagteam Tutoring has a dedicated team that are determine to prepare your child/children for these future challenges, so that they will be confident, moving forward, and into their the future.

Danielle and Reggie do an AMAZING job helping students become confident mathematicians. They take…read morethe complex and simplify it and the boring become more interesting. Most of all, I love that they care about the kids and no matter the sacrifice, they stand ready to serve ALL minds!

Went to see *Sleeping Beauty* performed by the Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra in collaboration with…read moreTCU, and I wasn't quite sure what to expect going in. It turned out to be a really enjoyable experience. The orchestra sounded great, and it looked like TCU students acted out parts of the story alongside the music, which added a nice visual element. The show was about an hour long, making it perfect for kids--it kept my daughter engaged the whole time. Overall, it had a great atmosphere and was a fun, family-friendly event. I'd definitely consider going to something like this again.

I had the privilege of speaking with 60 TCU students about stroke recovery today, courtesy of an…read moreinvitation from BS&W. Trisha from BS&W and I led a discussion on this topic. My involvement began as a patient, and BS&W later asked me to serve as a peer mentor for survivors across the country. I also obtained certification as a coach and became an Advisory Board Member. I am scheduled to review the program at Texas Women's University next week. Special thanks to Jay Crutchfield MD, FACS, Professor of Medical

Rachel little did an amazing job waxing my legs today. Super smooth process just like these legs…read moreare now!

Just go to a regular salon. I've never had what I would call a good experience here, but I'm okay…read morewith being a crash test dummy for students who need people to work on as long the service isn't anything can't be fixed or grown out. Yesterday was different. I'm not naming the student because she is a student and the person supervising her should have paid attention. Parts of my hair were covered in bleach for 4-5 hours because the student was trying out a technique she really was not ready to execute. I did not specifically ask for the technique. The fumes were making me sick, but I couldn't really have my hair half done and I truly thought the instructor would eventually see what was going on and fix it. WRONG When the student finally rinsed the dye and bleach out of my hair (badly and incompletely. I had massive patches of dye on my temples.), she asked me if I was pleased and I told her honestly that I was not, but that I wanted to get the services we agreed to over with so I could leave because I was feeling ill. The student (rightly) called over the instructor. The instructor refused to let things proceed unless I discussed my dissatisfaction. Apparently, you aren't allowed to think sitting in a cloud of fumes for many hours for subpar work is undesirable. I felt so sick by that point I told the instructor I was going to pay and leave. It is not my job to make a student feel better about her failure. She insisted that we have a chat, even as I emphasized that I was ill and needed to pay and leave. Eventually, I had to grab my bag and my partner, who had come to drive me home because I was too woozy from the fumes to get behind the wheel, and head to the reception desk. I told the person on duty I would like to pay my bill and leave, but that I had not received the haircut that was listed on the services for which I had signed. This is where things got fr*udul*nt. The instructor finally came to the front and demanded to talk, again. I told her I was ill and paying my bill so I could leave, again. She had the woman at the desk charge me for a haircut she knew I hadn't received. I was too sick to notice she didn't remove it from the charges. When I called the salon later that evening to make a complaint, I was called "hateful." I said nothing hateful unless the woman at the front desk meant that I didn't have a good phone number to leave for the director of the salon and would need to give her another way to contact me. I think she hung up on me while I was trying to explain WHY calling the number they have on file would be a waste of time, but I can't be sure. I would gladly have given her an email address. This morning, I called the administrator who sounds like a woman who talks to a lot of unhappy people. I told her I was content to pay for the bad service that was actually provided since it was a student, but I did not want to pay for the haircut I didn't get and I thought someone should know that the instructor was trying to detain ill clients and fr*udul*ntly telling the front desk to charge them for services they had not received. Allegedly, I will hear back from her. If not, a chargeback sounds like the only way to resolve this mess. That's unfortunate because I was ready to walk away from the situation until people started charging me for phantom haircuts and calling me hateful. [When the director said she could go back and watch video of the encounter, I just laughed. I hope she enjoys seeing what happens when she isn't there!]

Chef Randy is a gem! What a fun and extremely tasty class. Made beef wellingtons and had…read morestrawberries with fresh cream. Can't wait to take the class again when I'm craving beef Wellington. Learned a lot of general cooking tips too!

Never had an issue with central market until as of recent…read more Went in to get a quick bite and got sushi from the meal ready area. Chose about 3 rolls. I ended up eating most of it at the cafe seating upstairs. Discarding the rest, coming home and continue the night I noticed it wasn't sitting right with me. I then started to vomit nonstop, Checked into the ER and I was advised it was probably a food borne illness from the central market sushi, Please be very careful moving forward eating their readymade meals.