The London Clayworks offers guided group pottery classes, taught by ceramic artist/owner Karin…read moreBurt, at four day/time offerings. In addition, the studio may be used by potters in what is called Open Studio. The third option is use of the pottery studio facility by the hour. I have taken pottery through the years at various locations and from a variety of teaching potters, but none can match the teaching skills of Karin Burt. In just two class sessions, I learned the reasons behind pottery techniques that I had not known before. All I can say is Karin is an exceptional, patient and talented educator. Karin is an artist in her own right, whose distinctive pottery pieces can be seen in the New Orleans Museum of Art (NOMA) Gift Shop (in historic City Park) the gift shop of NOCCA (New Orleans Center for the Creative Arts) Gallery and the Press Street Cafe (both located in the Bywater neighborhood of New Orleans.

My girlfriend and I had an awesome Valentine's date night here. Our instructor was very nice and…read morepatient with us with it being our first time. We definitely will visit again soon .

LISTEN, DECIPHER, READ, SPEAK I took two 5-day review…read morecourses here this summer. It was a huge break through. I was at the point where I was thinking in French, but I was at an impasse. Then I realized I needed to hear it spoken. The words are very similar but the accent is the tricky part. By listening to conversations, non-watered down, I slowly began to acclimate to the pronunciation. FORMIDABLE!

Amazing location to learn and practice French!…read more A Great place to go and hangout if you want to converse in French, read french books or check them out from the library, or take a class. I am a college student and have spent some time there studying for big tests or getting help with a French paper. They rock! Always willing to give me a hand and if not, they always point me in the right direction. Check it out... Great location. Great teachers. Great memories.

Glad to have you here. Educating the community right in your own backyard. EDUCATION IS KEY!!!!…read more Educate the people & watch POSITIVE things happen. "People perish for the lack of knowledge" Hosea 4:6 Love that you can get educated at an affordable rate... secondary education should be FREE... but that's a discussion for another review. I love this Delgado because it's in MY NEIGHBORHOOD!!!! And it is a stellar location. Great faculty. Wonderful students. And it's pleasing to the eye. It has revitalized a once dying neighborhood. I've not attended classes here, but I know folks who have attended & they've nothing but good things to say... it is all the rave.

Great community college. Brand new campus. Check them out at DCC.edu…read more There are many locations for Delgado: West Bank, Covington, Slidell, City Park, Louisa Street, also offer online courses.

Super informative class, instructor is very sweet, knowledgeable and helpful. I felt comfortable…read moreasking questions and I had a wonderful experience 10/10!

Casey is a great instructor. Scheduling and the process was easy! Plus she made the class fun.read more

I attend school here at John Jay and I honestly couldn't have picked a better cosmetology program…read morethan this!! Everyone is so caring, nice, and treats you like family from the jump! And I mean everyone!! The staff and other students are always there to help you out if you need it and they're always going to guide you in the right direction! They really want you to be the best you can be and be successful!! I'm so glad I chose to come here and even happier of how fast I've learned everything (even if I didn't do great the first try)!!

Everyone I have seen graduate goes on to passing their state testing with little struggle and…read moreflourishing outside in the industry.

10/10 For responsiveness and quick processing! :)…read more I basically needed my BLS certification renewed ASAP. They were able to work with me to accommodate my needs and I was able to schedule a skills check off with them the next day. They were very responsive and answered all my calls. Upon calling to inquire about taking a class and needing to be re-certified ASAP, they recommended that I take an AHA BLS online class ($28.50) and then just do the skills check off with them ($75). The process was easy and painless. I completed the online course, scheduled a morning skills check off, and my e-card was sent to me within a few hours, although I was quoted 1-3 business days - this was a nice surprise. Their mannequins were also of good quality in which it analyzed the quality of my compressions and prompted me to compress deeper when needed. The facility was clean and I was required to wear my mask and gloves (provided) to sign in on their iPad. The skills check off process was about 20 minutes total. Overall, my experience was pretty positive & I would recommend them to any provider for your certification needs!

Every time I mention LF, the most common reaction is 'oh yeah! I've heard of that place, haven't…read morebeen, though.' Why?!? I've been taking French here for 2 years now and I absolutely love it. Each teacher and their methods/how they run their classes are very different from each other, but I have yet to hear any complaints (we all have our favorites, though). Classes can be anywhere from 6-12 people and we sometimes govern what time they take place, depending on your teachers schedule. They're usually 2 hours and meet once a week between January-June, June-August, and September-December. They have all different levels from beginner to conversational French and their prices are way more reasonable than traditional classes/lessons. If you're interested, take a look at the schedule and ask to sit in on a class before buying.

I love L'Union Française! I've taken a couple classes and attended a couple events. It's a really…read morenice group of people. I'm beginning intermediate and everyone is really patient and encouraging. The classes are reasonably priced and class sizes small so you get the attention you need. The house on Prytania is really nice and it's easy to park. I encourage you to take a class and give them a try!

This school is great, but there are issues. My main issue is if you transfer from a regular public…read moreschool, it is extremely difficult to catch up. Work that would have been an A plus at the regular school becomes a B- or lower. It takes a toll on mental health for sure because just imagine excelling at your old school but then it gets flipped upside down that quick. Quite pathetic.

I love Patrick Taylor!…read more Preface, my children are 1000X more intelligent than I am. I never got Bs much less A's ever. This is one of the rare schools in the NOLA area that consistently score A+ overall. To get here, the kids have to test in. That alone is scary intimidating for an adult, much less a 12yr old child. Basically the best of the best come here. Thankfully one of my girls (hopefully both) attends this school and it is by far the best decision her Mother and I have made. My children have attended private school their entire lives , not because the teachers are of better quality, or the school building is, but because the parents are more invested in their children's education. Better parents, better kids. In my opinion. Better kids means less disruption and other negative behaviors in school. Private schools don't need to keep bad kids in school because there is typically a waiting list to get in from parents that are fortunate enough to be able to afford the ski high tuition. Patrick Taylor Science and Technology Academy has the same parent student standards. There is no messing around here. The difference is that is is a public school. A school I am already paying for. Bonus! The school is definitely a newer building. My first impression was it reminded me of the Disney High School Musical school. Super modern, huge open spaces, oozing high tech everywhere. School spirit and art hanging. It kind of reminds me of my years in high school but without the danger and bullying. Oh and on that. All the kids here have a 3.5 minimum average. All of them are super smart. And I would say the majority, with all due respect, are nerds. Wonderful, beautiful , lovely nerds. There is pocket protectors all over the place. Thick glasses, slacks pulled up too high and raging acne and I don't see any kind of bullying, teasing or nothing. These children are awesome!! I try and make as many parent events as possible, talent shows, teacher meetings, lunch with Dads and all and I absolutely love this school and how the kids of all races and sizes interact with each other. I find my daughter excelling and growing academically and socially at an amazing pace. I cant help her with her homework anymore. They are advanced big time. The children that graduate from here, ALWAYS get a Taylor grant. I know a child graduating this year and will attend Loyola ...full ride. That's what they do at this school. Set kids up for success. Not for the stupid annual year end testing. If you have the means , and maybe even think your child is smart, test in here or a sister A+ school.