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    5.0 (3 reviews)
    Closed 9:00 am - 3:00 pm

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    Very professional best place to take your children to learn to drive . Answer all questions Definitely would recommend .

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    The Learning Experience - Pflugerville

    4.3(31 reviews)
    21.5 mi

    Our daughter has been going to TLE Pflugerville since she was 3 months old and she is now 2.5yrs…read more We've had many teachers over our time, but a few stand out. Ms. Amaiya has been outstanding with our daughter while she was in Toddler B. Our daughter loves her so much so that now that she has moved on from her class, she will still sometimes refuse to enter the new class unless Ms. Amaiya is there. She has been so great that she'll often at times help take her in the morning until her current teacher is available to get her. We are extremely grateful for her! Currently, our daughter is in Ms. Stephanie's class and she loves and trusts her as well. Ms. Stephanie has been incredible and is always available to give us updates on our daughter's potty training. She encourages her all the time to do things on her own and she's been so crucial for us in helping us potty train our daughter. The front desk of TLE has been amazing as well! Ms. Jessica and her team have done an amazing job and really have given a lot of consistency to the facility that we felt was lacking for a while. Seeing Ms. Jessica's and Ms. Phoenix's faces in the morning always lights up our daughter's face. We are moving away soon and won't be able to send our daughter here. We will truly miss the staff and all they have done for our daughter. They have made such a big impact on our daughter's and our lives and we hope we've made a lasting impression as well.

    Looking for childcare is already overwhelming as it is, from the very beginning of the process to…read morenow everyone has been so supportive. From the director, to the front office and the teachers and all the staff they are all amazing. I definitely would recommend it. You get updated pictures as the day goes on. It's a nice heart warming feeling seeing the pictures.

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    ART+ Academy - ART+ Academy Cedar Park Studio

    ART+ Academy

    4.3(4 reviews)
    9.5 mi

    We signed up our kids for summer art classes over here. The classes were great and the children had…read morea good time. One of kids was drawing and coloring flowers and the other was drawing and coloring animals. Both turned out pretty good. We would have liked to continue in the Fall, but could not due to conflicts with other activities.

    I have a very artsy fartsy adorable little girl. She has always liked drawing, painting, crafting,…read moreand anything remotely art like. When she turned 5, her only request for a present was that we found a place where she could take art classes "for real." I looked around for a place that did children's art classes, not just something that did projects, but that taught the fundamentals of art to kiddos. Luckily, I found Art+ Academy and it has been great! I have a very happy kiddo now since she has her real art classes. Here's the scoop: 1. Small class sizes. They monitor how many kids are in each class to make sure the student to teacher ratio is always low. The kid's all learn from each other, as well as get a lot of individual guidance to help their skills develop. 2. Classes for kids are separated into small age groups to keep the learn levels on the same playing field. The classes range from 4-5, 5-7, 7-9, and 9-12. It's nice that 12 year olds don't have to be with the 5 year olds. Peer groups help everyone learn better and faster. 3. They also do teen and adult classes, so really anyone and every can take classes if they are interested in them. 4. The teachers, at least the ones I have met, seem to really care about the students. They offer help and guidance, but still let each student do their own artistic styles. They really want each person to believe in their own artistic abilities. 5. The price seems very reasonable for the quality of the classes. If you or know someone who is interested in art classes, I highly recommend Art + Academy.

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    Nameless Valley Ranch Summer Camp

    4.0(2 reviews)
    6.8 mi

    I have fond memories from my teenage summers here. I am diabetic and they took very good care of meread more

    Well, I just happened to be Googling for Nameless Valley Ranch, because it was a fond memory of my…read moreteenage years! I'm going to have to check around to see if I can find anyone on Reddit who remembers this place now! I wonder if anyone will actually see this? HEH That's a pun. I'll get to it later. I went in the summer of 1993. Camp started just after my junior year of high school. I just realized, I had no idea who these people were, or how I got there. Still, it's not as creepy as you think. My mom worked at a convenience store in Bellmead, Texas, and she somehow met some pastor around there who was probably collecting money for blind kids to go to camp. She signed me right up, and surprised me with a bag to throw clothes in the night before. My sight's about 20/400 in the good eye, and 20/9999 in the other, but if I think about it for a minute, it fixes itself, but only in emergencies. I never met the guy before they picked me up. Older guy in his early 50's was driving, and a younger guy, probably 21, in the back seat of this greenish-yellow Pontiac Boneville probably, playing guitar and singing about Jesus. I didn't know the guy was a pastor until he told me a week later. Mom just said I had to go camping for a week with these dudes, and I was cool with that because we lived in a bad neighborhood, and that's a story all on its' own. I brought roaches everywhere with me from that place. I needed out! They took my laundry bag, and tossed it in the trunk. We drove across Waco to say goodbye to mom. While we were the for a few minutes, the younger guy mentions a talent contest, and I play lots of musical instruments. The pastor (I can't remember his name) had a trumpet on him, so we went all the way back home, and I grabbed my euphonium. It was a huge instrument, and it barely fit in the back seat with the guitar guy, who I never saw again after we got to camp! First day was orientation. We got assigned cabins, and had lunch. Then there was 4-hours of church service, dinner, meeting our roommates, and sleep. Oddly, all the food was vegetarian, which I don't think any of the campers were expecting. Each of the 8 or so cabins was filled with bunk beds, and none of us can see well. We also met our cabin assistants, one pair per cabin, who could lead us around to different events. One of the assistants was a teen my age, who I went to school with in the 4th-6th grade! That was pretty cool, but I only saw him once! You'll find out tomorrow. Day 2 was more church services, weird veggie meals, and hanging out all together in the main building, just meeting everyone around us. That evening, they announced that we'd also be camping with a large blind church group from south of the border! I don't remember if they were from Mexico or farther south, but they did not speak English, and I had just finished two years of high school Spanish, so we were all set. Sadly, we didn't get to hang much. We all shook hands, and then we met them for meals, and church services were now in both languages. Our days were filled with long walks, archery, swimming, canoeing, metalwork, and some other arts and crafts. I have no idea where all of our Southern visitors slept, but it wasn't in our area. The place had two payphones for us to call parents. The lines were insane, like a hot ride at Schlitterbahn. Day 3-6 were the same activities, veggie meals, and church services. Can't say that did much for me as an adult, but I did get to play the euphonium for everyone on Friday. I played our school fight song. I don't even remember the name. They wanted an encore, so I did some Weird Al tunes. I don't remember who won, but it was the coolest ever. Great times were had. That's it!

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