The most dedicated and focused Tae Kwon Do instructor on the East side of Atlanta!!! Master Eddie…read moreis a no-nonsense teacher in every sense of the word. He is great with very young kids and they listen to him. All belt promotions are earned with hard sweat. One of only few dojos in Atlanta that teaches weapons and flexibility too. We are very grateful we discovered this center. A+++

A wonderful martial arts school where your child won't be given a belt just because you pay for it!…read more The children are taught great core life and moral values with self defense/martial arts.

I had the pleasure of holding my son's sixth party at Main Street School of Art in Tucker this…read moreweekend. From start to finish, it was a great experience. MSSA is owned and operated by Laurie Morgan. When I first stopped by to talk to her, she was very open to what we wanted to do and gave suggestions on what art projects she could do with the kids. I liked her "can do" upbeat attitude from the start. Laurie's birthday parties can go up to 15 children and we ended up with seven (including my son). She charges a mere $10 per child (you pay at least for an eight child minimum). You provide all the food and paper products. She leads the kids through the project/games/etc and does all the cleanup. Considering how much we paid for a party last year at a "bouncy house" place, this was an absolute steal. Our son's theme was Angry Birds. Laurie had the boys paint little birdhouses first, then make little puffball Angry Birds to go in them. I have to give her credit, she was incredibly patient with seven very energetic little boys. After the project/snacks/cake, she rounded them up for balloon games in the hall to work off the sugar high. They loved it, of course. Laurie will be holding summer art camps over the summer and I've already signed my son up for a week. He loved his Angry Birds party and can't wait to go back for camp. She also has art classes for adults and older kids throughout the week, and some Mommy and Me classes for the little ones.

This is a great palace to bring your children for music lessons. The instructors are very…read moreknowledgeable about their craft and create an environment suitable for the kids to learn.

My kids participated in the anime summer camp. I have two things I was disappointed about. My first…read moredisappointment was that I didn't know about it sooner. The second was that they don't keep the kids the whole day. My kids ages 11 and 6 truly and thoroughly enjoyed their time at camp. I think it was fun for my 11 year old bc she was around her "tribe" and the 6 year old enjoyed it bc he felt like he was cool enough to hang with the big kids. Both children were able to apply techniques they learned at the camp to improve their drawing skills. They enjoyed making buttons, perfecting their craft and they really enjoyed their teachers too. For the first time all summer they did not complain about this camp once. This was definitely money well spent. My 6 year old wears his shirt to school bc "he wants to support mosaic minds" I promise you nobody told him to do that - that's just how he rolls. They will be back next year- it's too far for us to make it during the school week but it is worth the drive.

From the owner: We use age-appropriate methods to teach not only art techniques but also terminology and art…read morehistory. We make the world beautiful!

We were looking for art classes in Gwinnett County, so we were ecstatic to find that right in our…read morebackyard there were art classes in Lilburn, GA. We signed up for classes after school and my son can't wait for art each week. Now he wants to sign up for art summer camp.

From the owner: Art lessons for kids and adults in Lilburn, GAread more

My daughter had an amazing time at all the camps she attended. She wanted the half day camps to be…read morefull days and the full day camps to be longer. When you can get a 9 yr old to want to spend time during the summer working on STEM projects; you're doing something right.

From the owner: Wesleyan School Summer Programs run the first week in June through the end of July. We offer a…read morevariety of camps for grades Pre- K through High School covering a range of interests and activities in sports, the arts and academics. Each camp is created and run with the Wesleyan mission mind, creating a fun, safe environment for each participant while developing the mind, body and spirit in a Christian atmosphere.

My review is MY PERSONAL EXPERIENCE and this is based on time i have actually spent here…read more I went to Jam's for 2 weeks the first week I spent here was TERRIBLE, 1 the teachers were rude and ghetto. i am so inexperienced in this area (gymnastics/tumbling) so they weren't very patient, kind, or even taught me how to do anything instead they made me stand by a wall. 2 asked to use the bathroom and they were rude and made me wait until i almost peed myself. 3 the kids that go there are so rude and they pick on you so much.. i don't do gymnastics 4 the lunch is always cold and usually tastes extremely bad i hated coming here everyday and it wasn't fun at all and i'm so happy my mom unenrolled me. don't send you kids here if they don't do gymnastics or are over 7-10. they will have the same experience as me.

This is a review of Jams' summer camp and they barely deserve 1 star. This place is extremely…read moreghetto and it is run by incompetent and ghetto staff. 1. The type of children who attend are unruly and not well behaved. They pick on other children, hit them, and threaten to spit on food. They also retaliate when told on and are a bad influence to well behaved children. Fortunately, my child kept me informed of all the things that went on while she was there so I was able to redirect her to appropriate behavior. 2. The coaches who work with the children and watch them, encourage foul behavior. My daughter told one of the coaches that another child hit her and the coach told her to hit them back. That's an immature adult who should not be watching children. They also play music around the kids that they should not be listening to and teach them things like twerking. 3. You can't ask the front desk anything. They don't know the answers and are therefore, not at all helpful. 4. Try calling and/ or emailing anyone. Good luck if you get through. 5. The lunch they serve is always cold or it's pizza. My child requested lunch from home, which I provided for her everyday. That is why other kids were picking on her...they wanted her lunch and were mad because she didn't give it to them. 6. The owner appears to try his best to remedy issues, but it's not enough because I see the behaviors continue. I do like that they take the children on field trips almost every week. Parent do have the pay for them, which is fine. However, one field trip was canceled twice because of weather. I requested to get a credit on my account for the cost of that field trip since my daughter was unable to attend and my request was denied. Instead, I was promised that the ticket for that field trip could still be used until the end of the year. Before sending your child here, I recommend searching for a much better option. It's not the best place and my child will not be returning.

Overpriced for tumbling training…read more My biggest complaint is that if your child doesn't participate in recitals, parades etc, the coach will leave your child to self instructions. And the main reason we wont let our child participate in recitals / parades, etc., is bc she's not that GOOD! YET!!! But recitals n stuff is a scam to just get more money out of you! But the straw that broke the camel's back is coming right off Thanksgiving they shoved a pack of raffle tickets in my face neatly wrapped with my childs name on it - I asked what if we don't want to participate in that (SCAM) the unprofessional said you have to pay $50. You already know - DECLINE!!!! Next class the coach only let my child practice a few routines. Towards the end the coach left my child standing in line waiting for her turn. The ignored my baby! Finally, my child just left and got her STICKER and belongings and we left. After I witnessed that as I watched from outside through the glass window, I decided to finish the course and w/draw my child. There is no way I will allow them to bully my child ALL bc I declined to sell or pay them $50 for some RAFFLE TICKETS!!! So this Wednesday, they paid my child no attention ! My baby got little practice and was told the training was for kids in the parade (which the coach denied saying it when I confronted her about it). But this week not only did the coach limit my child practice she wudnt even let her get a STICKER - NOPE! THE COACH TOOK THE STICKERS AND STARTED TAPPING MY CHILD ON HER HEAD WITH THEM!!!!! So no I wudnt recommend!

Georgia Stars have been a staple in the StoneMountain community for I know over 10 years . The top…read morenotch classes for various ages geared to the youth. The entire staff mimic there coach with her huge smile ,professionalism and patience . I throughly enjoyed their last recital and concessions at intermission. Thanks Georgia Stars for all you do .Denise

My son has gone to Kingfisher Academy for 6 years. He is bright, but a reluctant learner, yet…read moreexcels there. Every teacher we have had there has been outstanding. They really care about teaching to the child the way they learn best. The small class size allows for each kid to work at his own pace. My son was very excited to be able to start some algebra in the 5th grade. They get recess at local parks and lots of interesting field trips. Even though the school is small the director always strives to have a variety of extra curricular options available. Everyone there goes the extra mile to make sure the kids are getting what they need.

We have had at least one child at Kingfisher Academy for over four years. The school is amazingly…read morewelcoming and positive and fun for children. Each child is treated as an individual and learning programs can be tailored to each child's needs, as the class sizes are intentionally kept small. The kids spend plenty of time outside, where they can play and discover and interact with the world around them, instead of being cooped up inside all day. The teachers make learning exciting and collaborative, focusing on each child as an individual. My older son is flourishing at Kingfisher after a very difficult experience at a Montessori school. He is advanced in some areas and lacking in others, and Debbie and the teachers at Kingfisher have been wonderful about updating us about his progress and working with him and with us to ensure that he gets everything he needs, both academically and emotionally. My younger son is more typical and fits right in as well. Both of my children are happy and excited about getting up in the morning to go to school, and are allowed to be creative and share their enthusiasm for learning. We are completely happy with Kingfisher and will keep sending our children there for as long as we can.

Great Guy great place. 5 Star!!! I would bring my kids to this place due to the rules and regs. 50…read moreYears in serving to the community. Was told has gotten 50 kids full rides!! They know what they are doing!!

Dead cockroaches EVERYWHERE All of the coaches are…read moreteenagers Ceiling leaks everywhere The floor looks like if a rainbow threw up on it Super uncomfortable seating for parents Vending machines don't even work They put a cross on the back of the Leo's even though other religions exist Bathrooms are dirty Water fountain has no pressure Barely any padding below the beams and bars Come here if you want you and your child to hate it

I'm a local client of the St. Petersburg shop…read more After a fine first experience (Ron responded promptly to my voicemail, and then quickly replaced my violin's tailpiece and adjusted my soundpost and bridge), my 2nd and 3rd outreaches to him were utter fails. I mean, no response to my phone calls at all. I left another voicemail a week later, and an assistant whom I'd not seen or heard of before, responded (but was unaware and unconcerned about the previous lost call). Ironically, the about-face in Ron came after my expressing an interest in working for him as office manager or assistant there, after seeing how challenged he was overseeing multiple shops, and more, across the Southeast. After all, I'd just left behind lifelong close relationships with a couple violin shops back in California, being a lifelong professional violinist and also a retired financial client manager, who specialized in delivering customer service, including to difficult or high net worth clients. I'm unpleasantly surprised that this shop, so promising at first and so convenient for my needs (as it's only a 6-7 minute drive from home) won't work for me, after all. I'll drive all the way to another violin shop in Tampa for my future violin needs, as they have been responsive, helpful and even proactive in serving me thus far.

Great treatment from all luthiers. I'm very happy with the advice I got and the purchase. I was…read morenervous to buy a new violin at first, but it was a wonderful experience at Ronald Sachs.