We made a one-hour appointment with Learn After Class, not really having heard much about it. They…read moresent us a tutor, Lisa, and she was great. She sat down with my daughter for an hour, and reviewed with her Math and other subjects she was struggling with. After only one session, my daughter's grades went up to a C average at the end of the semester. She had Fs before. All of her individual class grades went up. I cannot recommend this company enough.

We booked a session for my cousin Isabel who was having some trouble with her AP Chemistry class…read more She worked with Katherine who was very helpful with her. Katherine even wrote and brought her own notes that really helped Isabel comprehend the material her teacher was failing to teach. I highly recommend Katherine for chemistry or math, and I definitely recommend Learn After Class for any tutoring needs.

Very professional and very knowledgeable instructor. I've been ACLS certified for almost 20 years…read moreand I learned so much!

Heartbeat Heroes made getting my CPR card super easy! The instructors were awesome, really patient,…read moreand explained everything clearly. The space is nice, right by the Superdome, and the whole vibe felt professional but laid-back. Definitely recommend!"

I am going to disagree with Yelper Isabelle C who stated that faculty and staff are rude and…read moreprovide no respect or empathy. My experience today with Tulane University was the opposite, staff showing compassion and kindness along with respect while I was in the building for Health Sciences off of Canal Street. The building is under high security and personnel are vigilant and respectful, even when they want to know who you are and what you are doing in their building. This is great observation in this day and age due to constant violence in our higher education institutions.

The faculty and staff are very rude. They do not give the help that is wanted from them and they…read moreare extremely disrespectful and have no empathy. They do not care about your health.

On 6/11/18 I visited St. Michael Special School in New Orleans in regards to my sister whom was a…read moreprevious student at the school for many years until hurricane Katrina. My goal upon arrival was to gather information on the Joy center where she requested to attend school. As I arrived I spoke to the receptionist who directed me to speak with the administrative director whom then informed me that my sister would Not be allowed to attend the school do to the limited space since she DID NOT graduate from St. Michael Special School. I explained that my sister did not graduate because Hurricane Katrina took place her senior year. She received her class ring, but like many others we had to relocate due to the fact that our home was destroyed. Unfortunately, the director just stated, " I'm sorry but that's our rules". I believe the company should make an exception for students who had to leave their school on those terms. That was not the student choice. It was by force due to the natural disaster. At the least, this school should offer a waiting list and make exceptions under these conditions. Many parents sacrificed years of paying tuition to ensure their child would receive a exceptional education only to find that upon return to the school they loved the door would be shut in there face. This has been a very displeasing experience and I will be placing her in another program. I CAN NO LONGER RECCOMEMED THIS PROGRAM TO OTHERS ON THE GROUNDS THAT THERE IS NO CONSIDERATION FOR PEOPLE WHO HAD TO REBUILD AND START OVER! P.S St. Michael Special School can accept thousands in tuition, but the minute you don't graduate (due to personal reasons are natural disaster) you are officially abandoned and will not be able to continue to the adult joy center program. I find this to be extremely distasteful and upsetting. Resolution: Be considerate of those who were about to graduate but weren't able due to the natural disaster. As a catholic organization it is a duty to show compassion to others while being considerate of their needs.

Our son has gone there for 23 years. He is now in the adult activity center and is very comfortable…read morethere. St. Michael School has grown academically and expanded student options since he started. There are now more challenging options for students with greater abilities.

This Day Care has been great. We have been with them for almost a year now. We are military and the…read morerates were less expensive on base, but the level of care provided at Jacobs Ladder is far superior. They really care about the kids. It's not just a job for them.

This daycare center is absolutely HORRID. There isn't enough food for the children staying there…read more(unless it's an infant, in which the parent brings the formula), the children don't get changed and are forced to take three hour naps. When asked for juice or water, they are refused. There are no activities or fun things to do with the kids. Employees only have the children seated and are told to 'shut up' and watch TV. Outside time is minimal and they can have up to 35 kids out in the rusty rug-covered dirt playground with only one supervisor attending to the children. Children are constantly yelled at and never learn a thing. The teacher: student ratio is absurd. The daycare center refuses to hire any more employees and when State Licensing visits, are lying about certain employees who don't have their background checked just because the owner doesn't want to spend the money. There are no snacks for the children. According to the list of activities for the day, the children are to receive a snack before lunch, a snack after nap, and a snack before the child is picked up. Their snacks consist of 2 (two) vanilla wafer cookies or half of a graham cracker. This, I believe, is not sufficient enough for the kids, especially for the fact being that there is not enough food during lunchtime for the kids. During lunch, the kids are asked who does and doesn't want to eat. Those who don't want to eat don't get food. For those who don't finish their food, the food is transferred onto another plate into The kitchen and is given to the next child. The three buildings are infested with termites, roaches and ants. Cheap spray is being used to treat the buildings. It obviously isn't working. For your child's safety, please refrain from signing up to this daycare. The owner and director are never there and only talk you up to keep you from taking your child out.