When we began with Wes, we had already participated at another driving school. What a complete…read morewaste of our time, until we found Wes. He explains everything. He's incredibly patient and he helped my son, who is on the Autism spectrum, to learn to drive. I never thought it would be possible. I just can't thank him enough. We been got a magnet that says " NEW DRIVER' to put on the car and a rear-view-mirror for us to use while he's driving. Give Wes a try. What a pleasant surprise it has been. N. Elliott

Wes is professional, knowledgeable and great with kids. This was my first experience as a parent…read morehaving a child go through driver's training. Wes made it super simple and worked with us to make the drive times work with our busy schedule. My son learned a ton from him and we will use him for our other two kids. Thanks, Wes!!

Very professional, organized, and fantastic instructors. All four of our teenagers had a very…read morepositive experience!

We highly recommend Excel Driving School! The whole experience was great. Starting with the owner…read morebeing awesome, caring and helpful, to the the scheduler being detailed and responsive throughout the process. The instructors were highly knowledgeable and patient, and our daughter learned so much from each of them. With her busy schedule, we decided to have her take the online course and was happy that she enjoyed it so much. It gave her all the knowledge she needed to do her drives and score well, even on the very first one. Since this was her first ever online course for a class, it gave her the confidence to know she can be successful taking online classes too. Being a good driver is important and teaches students many life skills. We are very happy Excel Driving School and staff gave her the start.

Horrible, horrible, horrible. Last minute scheduling, Very difficult to communicate with, left a…read morethreatening message on my phone.

My two oldest daughters have both taken drivers ed through Arrowhead and I have been very happy!!…read more I appreciate that he was able to work around our schedule for the drive times and he is a good driving instructor. Definitely recommend!!

My family recently relocated to Idaho from Washington State. My son completed the Washington…read morerequirements for drivers education to obtain his permit. However, in the state of Idaho they also require hours observing the instructor drive the vehicle. Nampa Driving Academy worked with me and my son so that he could obtain his observing certificate and obtain his permit in the state of Idaho. I VERY much appreciate working with my family and highly recommend them for anyone else to use. Thank you again! Take care.

From the owner: Small, local, family owned business Servicing Idaho for all…read moreof your drivers education needs!

I am genuinely heartbroken that I have to write a review like this, but families deserve to know…read moreour experience. We were excited about The Ambrose School. During our tour, they expressed how much they loved our child, how well she would fit, and even told us there was an open spot. All we needed to do was complete the application. We did exactly that. The application asked detailed questions about our specific Christian faith and the church we attend. Within a week of submitting it, we received a cold, impersonal email informing us that our application was being terminated and our fee refunded. No explanation. No conversation. No willingness to clarify anything. Just a closed door. When I reached out and respectfully asked for the reason behind their sudden reversal, we received complete silence. Not even the courtesy of a reply. Based on the timing and the nature of the questions they focused on, it is hard to see this as anything other than religious discrimination. What makes this even more painful is that our child previously attended a nearly identical "Classical Christian" school in another state--with the same curriculum, same values, same books, same structure--and thrived as a straight-A student. She was everything they say they want in a student. Explaining to her why Ambrose had suddenly changed their mind was absolutely heartbreaking. Their academics appear strong, and I am sure many students receive an excellent education. But our experience revealed something far more concerning: a lack of transparency, compassion, and Christlike behavior. The way we were treated was dismissive, exclusionary, and completely out of line with the values they claim to uphold. Families deserve honesty and respect. Sadly, we experienced neither.

We've been attending for 2 years and love it! Definitely a school that desires parent involvement…read morewhich works great for our family!

The school is awesome but whatever you do DO NOT use CHS housing. They will charge you all together…read moretwo times the worth of the apartment between you and three other students. You'd assume that a business that overcharged you that much would have reasonable accommodations and relaxed rules but you'd be wrong. Not only will you be treated like a child but you get a cozy metal cot to sleep on.

I prep crane operators for the National Certification test (both the NCCCO and the CIC) and have…read moredealt with a handful of graduates of the NLC, and there's a huge difference between them and other operators walking in "off the street". I'm in the oil patch, and travel extensively for work. One, the NLC guys and women are prepared to be tested. If they don't know something, they ask....they don't guess. And they typically pass the National Certification test on the first try. Why? Because you either have to have to background or training to begin at NLC. They don't just take "anyone willing to throw money at them". If you are currently working at a McDonald's, have ZERO field experience of ANY kind (I mean running any kind of equipment with a motor), cannot read well enough to read an entire Operator's Manual, they warn you in great detail not to sign up. But being unwilling to ASK for help....then the answer is NO....going to NLC will not help you or your kid at all. It's more than putting on the gear, showing up, staying awake the entire time, or turning wrenches. You have to be able to learn, and take a very hard test. It's National Certification for cripes sake. And, even if you have a learning issue, the NLC would still help you. But you have to make an effort into the investment. Like driving: it takes more than steering the vehicle.