The staff is very nice, and they are really friendly. They are always tidy and organized…read more There are always fun stuff to do and learn. From an eight year old

Daughter loves coming here. Teachers are encouraging and she's learned a lot. The flexible lesson…read moremake-up policy is refreshing too.

Andrew and Werth Water guys are the best. Less than 2 year…read moreold pool and we had a Jandy Pool Heater issue. Installer wouldn't help at all, every tech w/in 50 miles Jandy said to call wouldn't help. Found Werth and Andrew immediately helped. We are over an hour away and I'm sure he's at his busiest time but he didn't hesitate. From dissecting problem, to ordering parts, and then sending his guys over to fix my wife and I couldn't be happier... my Pool installer and Jandy will be getting a much different review.

Andrew did a complete makeover on our pool several years ago And the change was unbelievable. Since…read morethen, he and his team have always been immediately responsive when needed. I would trust them completely with any new pool install or maintenance. They know what they are doing.

Dr Jason is the real thing! I was struggling with balance and foot pain, but no more - The care I…read morereceived at Vital Six was informative and reparative. Dr Jason is caring and so thoughtful - he listened carefully to my concerns and goals. Then provide a custom plan to address my needs, accomplishing more than I expected! I am very grateful for Dr Jason's expertise and ready smile :)

I am writing this review for the person who just sustained an injury, and have no idea which way to…read morego, or what to do. There is probably nothing worst than to be extremely healthy & mobile at 7:29am, to then be the complete opposite with one wrong move at 7:30am. Having that thing that is the most therapeutic, taken away, and kept away for a period of time that you have no idea for how long...might be up there with being forced fed the vegetables you hate more than anything, as a kid. So I sustained a hamstring injury while working out. The minute it happened I got that rush of "oh no" that increased my body temperature, while removing color from my face. Right at that moment you have that large question mark on your brain that has you as clueless as following Google/Apple maps when it keeps rerouting you to the exact same spot, to then reroute you again. So what do we do, we visit Dr Google. We get a timeline of 4-6 weeks, all the way to possible surgery depending on the damage, sighhhhh. So I decide this time I am not going to self diagnose, I am going to find a professional who has seen this same injury thousands of times. I search in the area and V6 shows up. V6 made me think of a car, which is movement...and damnit, I want to be able to move again, so V6 it is!!! I look at the website and like what I see. So I call, no answer...and I did not leave a voicemail because I am moving on to the next company because I need to be seen right now. No more than 10 minutes past, my phone rings and it is V6. I speak to the doctor and let him know we have a four alarm fire and I need to come in ASAP!!! Dr Gearheart speaks in a very calm & relaxing tone, then proceeds to start asking questions to try and understand the scenario. After a brief discussion, he lets me know his soonest appointment and I am booked. Show up to the office maybe 7 minutes early, and through the glass I can see his office...which is a good thing for me. I do not like closed in offices because I feel like only bad news is told in those. We talked for a bit going over the scenario again but with more detail and demonstration from myself, to give him a much better idea of what happened. During the conversation I noticed he paid attention to my level of understanding of the human body and matched it. He did not "doctor talk" me(big words, quick speaking, and rushing to get to the next client), or talk to me like I didn't know the difference between a finger and a toe. Before he started the physical part of the evaluation that requires him to move and test the injured area, he sits down and asks a question I have never been asked by any medical professional. I was asked, "where are you mentally/emotionally right now, and what can I do to help you leave here today feeling better." That question let me know I was in the right place, and gave me full confidence that I will get back to my norm in a timely manner.

We have had the most wonderful experience at little gym for about a year. My shy 4 year old shines…read morein the gym. Every member of the team is so welcoming and allows each kid to be themselves, but encourages the children to try new things! Also, while watching, my other 3 children are constantly entertained with Ms. Sara or Ms. Amber. No one is left behind here. The team notices if anyone child or adult need a helping hand. My girls look forward to their time in the gym each week! Can not recommend this enough!

Extremely unwelcoming environment. They are not educated in handling shy children. After leveling…read moreup in class, our child was quickly left behind. When we addressed our concerns with the owner, little was done to fix the issues. After staff made inappropriate comments and the owner refused to address them - it was our final straw. Do not reccomend this over glorified park. Spend your money elsewhere

Crossfit On Track has changed my life. I have been at this gym since they opened nearly 10 years…read moreago. What keeps me coming back several days a week are the coaches, the people, and the programming that is some of the toughest at any Crossfit gym but also accessible. Do yourself a favor and give On Track a try.

This box truly encompasses what Crossfit is all about! My wife and I dropped in from LA and were so…read morewelcomed by not only the coach Brian but also the whole community. They are a lovely bunch of athletes and we would absolutely come back! If you live in the area and are thinking about Crossfit, check them out! Thanks again guys :)

My company has a special tie to Sion because, frankly, it's where we got our start in KC. Our…read morestrategy was to offer our classes nearly free to the first round of students and hope word of mouth would spread after that. At first there was some understandable resistance and hesitation, but then the principal, Michelle Olson, graciously consented to let us teach our first group of Sion girls, and I had my first chance to teach these young women myself. Now, mind you there are two all-girls schools in town, and while I have a special tie to one of them, I do really enjoy the students who come from both. Apart from the individual consideration of each girl (how she feels when she visits that campus) the two other big considerations for attendance are alumnae and and geography. STA is up in KCMO, Sion is in South Johnson County. While there are girls from KC who drive down to Sion and vice-versa, the vast majority of the girls from that area go to that school. Both are great, and are producing among the best-educated young women in Kansas City.

When one understands that there are no good public school options for students in the urban core of…read moreKansas City, and that there are just two private schools in midtown of any quality, then the attitude at Sion makes sense. The administration knows that there are few options and treats parents that way. That indifference is astounding, particularly in consideration of the tuition. We moved to a quality public school district prior to the last year of our student's time at Sion, but decided to keep him there - HUGE mistake. Particularly if you are a boy, 8th grade at Sion is an afterthought as they groom the girls for attendance at the all-girls Sion High School. Our elective selections this year? Crochet, knitting, music for life, and poetry. The Math program is an absolute disgrace, taught by an individual better suited to be a prison warden. There are committed teachers at this institution, but they are let down by an administration that simply does not care to address its own and the school's shortcomings. Stay far, far away.

This training center is perfect for young kids and teenagers who're wanting to improve their…read moreconditioning and agility skills. They train athletes in many sports such as football, soccer, baseball, etc. The coaches are amazing, have great experience behind them and work well with all kids no matter what their skill level is.

I do not have a student at the high school, but the stadium is used for home games for our Blue…read moreValley Southwest football program, so this review is specifically for that. First off, parking is scarce. And spread out. If you include the staff parking lot around the front, then there is sometimes enough parking. There are families that tailgate and use more than one prime spot, which is annoying ... Unless you are one of those late arrivers that can nab the spot when they take down their tent. The stadium itself is very accessible. Wide metal walk ways in the stands and handicap accessible ramps at both end of both the home and visitors sides. The visitors side is quite diminished when compared to the home side. Having raised most of my kids at Shawnee Mission South where the stadium was practically a professional ball field, this feels like a step down. There is only one concession location, and it is at the south end if the home side of the field. This means visitors have to walk all the way around the south end of the field for a snack. I really can't comment on the food, as it depends on what school organization is running it to make money. The viewing is great. The bleachers are set up so that there isn't a bad seat, even for wheel chairs. No straining to see from behind the players. Overall, I like anyplace where I can see my highschool kids play. But having gotten used to the SMS field, I have to rate this one with only three stars.

This school has a real police mindset & treats students who struggle with mental illness or an…read moreabusive home life as criminals. Parents are always believed over children. I grew up being emotionally and physically abused by a narcissist and no one at this school did a damn thing to protect me. I called 911 on my father once and was reprimanded by the school for it. No one asked me why I called 911 (I was terrified for my own safety), they just assumed I was being defiant. I also suffered anxiety attacks periodically and during an attack a student resource officer would escort me to the nurse's office and ask if I was on drugs. This school needs proper training on how to identify narcissistic parents/covertly abusive parents & how to approach mental illness. For this to be effective, however, they're going to have to abandon their police mindset and start trying to help their students instead of automatically assuming they are acting out and need to be punished. Maybe then the suicide rate for BVHS students and alumni would stop skyrocketing.