I attended this class and found it be very informative. Mike, instructor, is very passionate about…read morethe subject and material. If you are considering taking this class I would recommend that you spend a considerable amount of time investigating the website and studying the various links and publications to be a bit more ready to attend the four hour class. There is a lot of information presented, well presented I might add, but it can be a little bit of information overload. Thank you Mike for the instruction and again I would recommend this class for those of you considering this opportunity.

My son went to Precious People from age 2.5 to 4 - we moved out of state afterwards. The building…read morelooks a bit weird from outside with this yellow paint but it's nice and roomy inside. The teachers were very nice and attentive to our son's needs and the owner, Donna is super friendly and always available to speak with the parents. Our son loved going there. They also have a huge play yard, great for lots of exercise.

We've been here 2 1/2 years now and still love it. My boys are always happy to go. Ayden (8) loves…read moreto have a day when school is out and he gets the whole day at daycare. Owen (4) started in the preschool class this last fall and he is thriving. Mrs. Amanda is incredible. I also have nothing but good things to say about Donna, the owner. She has been a pleasure to work with from day 1. Also, not that cost should be a big deciding factor in who cares for your kids... but they are very reasonably priced. It isn't fancy and full of technology or brand new everything, but this daycare is like a home away from home full of people who genuinely care and want to love on the kids.

I was a public school kid, as was my husband, as were my kids, at least until circumstances took…read morethem away from their big public high school in the Chicago suburbs. I looked at the SLC public high schools (and appreciated the choice of different ones even though it was really confusing) but a class size of 37 kids? I don't think so. What a shock to learn that Utah has a lower per capita spending than Missisippi. WTF? So after ruling out most of the private schools for religious/uniform reasons (my daughter refused to consider wearing one), we settled on Rowland Hall. The class sizes are closer to 20, the teachers really care, and the kids are not as wealthy and stuck-up as she feared. She misses the racial and economic diversity of her old school, but she admits that the education she is getting at RoHo is much better. She's had some catching up to do academically, but the teachers have been really helpful with that. She enjoys the dance, band and choir programs, and she even attended the winter formal. If you ask her, she'll tell you the school is "ratched," but deep down I think she likes it there.

Our family moved to Salt Lake from NJ 6 years ago. As we have lived in numerous places my top…read morepriority was looking into schools for my three boys. After looking at GreatSchools.com and reviewing websites and reviews our family narrowed it down to two schools, McGillis and Rowland Hall. As we were accepted at both schools we had a decision to make as a family, but honestly there was no decision. From the first moment we stepped foot in Rowland Hall we knew we were home. You knew you were in a special place immediately. Each and every staff member we came across truly loved the school and were excited at the prospect of us becoming part of the Rowland Hall family. There was no entitlement whatsoever. In fact instead of the school making us feel as if they were doing us a favor to consider accepting our children, they made us feel like we were doing them a favor considering Rowland Hall for our children's education. The Beginning School Principal even came in on Sunday to interview my one son to accommodate our travel plans. Once we were accepted I noticed all the little things that Rowland Hall did as a private school which were quite unique in relation to the other private schools we attended in Greenwich, CT and Tokyo. First was the faculty which I personally feel is Rowland Hall's greatest asset. Each and every teacher genuinely cares for each and every child. My son's second grade teacher gave me an update every week for the first two months of school. The teachers at Rowland Hall understand that each child is unique and they teach to the individual needs of each student. I was blown away by the integration of technology in the classrooms starting in second grade. Besides learning in the classroom I felt the value system of the school meshed well with our family's values ... Loyalty, respect, etc. Everything we were teaching at home was reinforced in the school environment. The small class sizes have always been appealing to me as has been the accessibility to anyone in Rowland Hall's faculty and staff. Rowland Hall was definitely the best part of moving to Salt Lake for our family and I feel so blessed that my children are able to receive such a top notch education in such a nurturing environment.

Update: we immediately ended up leaving. Not great…read moreexperience for us. Director hires her kids & lets them go thru customer sensitive personal info on file. The director's son also showed my child YouTube videos and cursed when he would go into finish work. Workbooks not reviewed properly. We're from California and know firsthand this is not how Kumon is are ran.

We are very pleased with the Kumon center in Draper. My children were in Kumon in Albuquerque, NM…read moreand we knew we had to keep them in it. The owner Claudia is very accommodating and helpful. I would definitely recommend getting your children enrolled in Kumon.

Ensign College has helped me merge gospel and secular learning. The 7-week block structure…read morestreamlines everything so you are learning what you need to know without the extra fluff. You have to work hard, but it will make you a better person in the end. A bonus is a wonderful view of Temple Square from the library.

small class sizes, lots of extracurricular activities almost everyday for those who are new to the…read morearea. great culture + amazing professors. Notably, the faculty wants to see you succeed here. It was night and day switching from my last school to Ensign.

Aaron was fantastic! The Veritas Prep course got me the 700+ range GMAT score I needed to get into…read moremy top choice MBA program. We had a small class each time we met (6-8 people) and Aaron took the time to help us with individual issues. Aaron makes himself available for questions not only about the GMAT but about MBA admissions. I was scoring in the low 600s when I started the class. I improved my score by 100 points. Whether you're trying to break into the 700s or looking for a dramatic increase in your score, I highly recommend taking the Veritas Prep course with Aaron Pond. It's a little pricey, but it's worth the cost. If you want the best GMAT prep course available, look no further.

Aaron Pond is the best teacher imaginable. I took this course because Veritas specializes on the…read moreGMAT and doesn't try to cram 50 students into a classroom. The small 5 person class was very conducive to really understanding the material. I improved 130 points in the first 5 weeks of the class. I absolutely recommend this course to anyone who is serious about getting into a top business school. This course is worth every penny.

Julia Caulder is by far one of the most knowledgeable, gentle, talented, beautiful and genuine…read morehuman beings I have ever met. I met Julia in 2010 when she came to my acting class and introduced us all to the amazing work that is The Alexander Technique. I had personally never heard of it before but within the first hour, I was hooked. Julie taught me how to become present to myself and my body within minutes, which for me is a challenge I have faced for years. Through her Alexander teachings, I've learned to free my body of tension when talking in front of large groups, singing and even driving. It has changed my dancing and acting for the better and her approach is so soothing. She has this wonderful contagious energy and being in her presence was a gift. She works with everyone from actors to musicians, dancers to public speakers and beyond. If you want more freedom in your body and in your work- Julia is your go to Alexander Queen. I am so sad that she and her lovely family have moved away from Los Angeles, but I am so happy for everyone in Park City because they are truly getting the best. Go see her!

Julia will change the way you exist! She'll get you next level, whether it's improving how you sit,…read moreor belting out your first operatic solo. She's a magic worker and I never feel better than when I leaver her studio. Don't waste your time looking up what the Alexander Technique is, and just experience it. Also her assistant Fran is the nicest.

Cassie Stewart is the owner and operator of this family owned business. She is active in the…read morecommunity and supports other businesses and clubs within Tooele county and surrounding areas. Her reputation and standards are well known and she is respected as a small business owner. Her students and clients have high rates of completion and are highly satisfied with both her classroom instruction as well as the personal attention she gives to each one of them. I highly recommend The Driving School as it's curriculum and teaching methods are created to fit individual needs and learning styles.