We found this small storefront to be incredibly impactful with knowledge and information on the…read morelocal wildlife. To start of with was an interesting display of an orca skull along with life size models of other dolphins, seals and sea lions. The truly educational part was seeing the video display of the oceanic tides and the various floating garbage patches of all the debris and where it comes from.

It's free and very informative great place to check out when in the area. Staff was very friendly…read moreand helpful.

The yarn selection was vast. I loved the yarn that was dyed to name places I had visited. The lady…read morewas helpful and very nice

Beautiful yarn, including an excellent selection of hand-dyed Merino wool. Top quality notions…read more Fair prices. Excellent friendly, knowledgeable service. They will wind your yarn for free at no charge.

If you'd like to spend $425- $450 for your student to have someone read a power point of the…read moredrivers ed manual to them via zoom, then this is the school for you to invest your money in. The class atmosphere comes with conflicting directives from both instructors. They can't seem to stick to their own guidelines set forth in the family night orientation. Attendance is key. but be prepared; if your student is polite and waits their turn to speak or is taking notes quietly they will be removed from the class with out any communication and take hours to reply with the "why" and require your student to make the time up later.... The instructors monotoned tutorials are accompanied with bitter attitudes that make the student feel like a pay check, with only state attendance guidelines as their reason for caring. It's all about retaining their license to continue revenue. Be prepared to have your first drives scheduled on the first day only to have them tell you they are behind from the last class still and it'll happen in a couple weeks. You'll be 3 weeks in with no further communication or scheduling completed. Your student won't finish the class on time because they will have to wait for the next class to catch up to where they "missed class/ or were removed from class" to increase their participation numbers for the next month. And then have fellow classmates leave the classroom for 20 mins to "use the bathroom" and be permitted to stay in class and not make the time up. Welcome to the world of double standards and piss poor communication. They will tell the parents they have 15 mins and to turn the camera off. And then one instructor will tell the student to turn their cameras off, the next to leave their cameras on.... Either way... be prepared if your student has to use the bathroom.... 50/50 chance they will be kicked out of class & need to make the time up. If you're looking for that Driving school to inspire your students to have a passion for learning, respect for the laws and safety needed to drive while they speak to your minor child condescendingly; then this is the definitely the school you want. Sadly this is the school that has the best reviews, so Good luck finding a better option. It seems they had great success prior to covid changing things up a bit. You would assume they would have learned to speak to kids appropriately while teaching in person but all those skill points went flying out the window once their zoom education came to fruition. Make sure you prepare your child for hating the next month of their lives dedicated to drivers education; ensure them that it will be over eventually & because of the lack of options locally & price being able to do this again elsewhere. There is a refund option; however after it is no longer available your student will see the instructors true colors & how they interact. At first I thought my kid was just complaining, being lazy not applying themselves. Until I personally sat in on their classes, but out of sight from their webcam. The observations were infuriating. The instructors were rude & callous to the students. The schools preferred method of communication is text. However the instructors share one phone. So whomever is teaching may not be reachable in the event something in class happens that immediately needs to be addressed by the student or parent. They won't catch each other up unless you call them out on something. And then you too will be met with condescension or callous conversations. They will be quick to cover their own asses. Passing the blame on the student for their own actions; assuming it's their word against that of a teen. Beware of these "instructors" and the impact they will make on your children's driving future; their safety & mental health. If you chose to invest your money and child's driving education into this business. Document every moment something wasn't as they stated before. You'll soon realize how unprofessional these ladies are. Sadly our family chose to wait until after class was completed to even place a review, afraid our child would receive retaliation for a truthful review... You'll find plenty of fake ones on their website. Good luck getting a negative review to stick. That will be deleted immediately.

Love this school and the instructors!!! They are very flexible and understanding. When I read the…read morenegative review about this school on here i had to double check I was on the correct page.. What this one star giver said doesn't sound right... I've had several kids go through this school and NEVER have I experienced anything close to what was said. There's always going to be some bad apples everywhere you go and I believe this one-star reviewer is one of them. The teachers are very knowledgeable and also very welcoming to the students. I recommend this school to all my friends, family, neighbors you name it. If you look on other platflorms like FB or Google you will see they have great reviews. You can never impress the "Karen's" of the world.

This seems like a moneymaking scam and a pretty obvious one at that. 1. They only take cash. 2. In…read morePort Angeles, they are notorious for failing the same drivers over and over at $75 a pop. Jason at the Port Angeles branch is creepy and he will fail you repeatedly. His objections to your driving will be random and subjective, rather than about driving rules that you've broken. For instance, during parking, he will say you were too close or not close enough but he will not bother to actually get out and look at the distance (or even open the door to look). If I were you, I'd go literally anywhere else for my driving test.

The times on web page for testing are inaccurate. waste of time driving back and forth to school to…read morefind out they changed the schedule. instructor on site rudely tells kids to leave and then tells parent it's not my problem, in reference to the inaccurate website. Doesn't offer to inform anyone, repeats it has nothing to do with him. Arrogant putz. Sequim location.