I applied to this school to do an online course. The hospitality management was completely online…read moreaccording to their site. Then after I apply, admissions tells me it's not available online. I left a voicemail with the department to ask them if it was offered online and NO ONE answered or gave me a call back. I'll take my money else where!

Went to the Diamond Chef competition last night and it was my first time visiting the Pulaski Tech…read moreCulinary school. The place is phenomenal. It is very modern in its decor with top of the line everything. The event hosted there is a fundraiser and an Iron Chef Arkansas version. The students prepared food highlighting different tastes throughout the world. One of my favorite stations was the Eastern European it contained delicacies such as perogies stuffed with cheese and covered with formalized onions, A 3 cheese white wine fondue with home made bread sticks to dip them in, A smoked salmon app that I didn't mess with since I'm allergic to fish, A caviar station that looked cool, and 4 house made sausages. There were also Mixology stations staggered about the venue that made signature cocktails. My favorite was the blood orange hurricane followed by the Bufala negra. It was a great even at a great campus I can't wait to see what the future holds for that place. If the food and the drinks were any indication of the level on instruction the students are receiving than the food business in the state will be in good hands for a while.

I love this school.... Hands on training day #1... Individual instruction as needed... Caring, fun,…read moreand understanding staff and student body...

Honestly if you're coming here come with some experience already. The ones with no experience they…read moredon't care how you do. Also DO NOT take your Nate certification here go to a local supply house. They don't give you a study guide to study from, they just give you a boat of homework quizzes you have to do to study from. Horrible experience the owner was rude and nasty. If it wasn't for my job I would have never attended. Please save your money there are better alternatives then this. I got my certificate from passing my electrical class thrown in my face by the owner. No exaggeration.

This is a very nice facility- in fact they really do try to teach you as much as they can- honestly…read morethough after attending for two weeks and getting an EPA certificate as well I can only say that IF you're able to cram about 4 yrs of information along with the after school work requirements into your head and deal with some of the staffs sarcasm and hands off approach to "learning" then this is the place for you! I was impressed when I arrived but only a matter of days until some of the instructors true colors come out. You can ask as many questions as you want during the labs but you will not get any hands on help. If you don't know how to use something then you will have to rely on a classmate and hope that they can help or suffer the prospect of failing. After a few days I felt as if I was a bother to everyone EXCEPT the owner and his wife- two of the most wonderful people you will ever have the pleasure of meeting-again- this is a nice idea for those who enjoy "here's your book,read 7 chapters and take the quiz tonight" type of learning. Didn't necessarily work for me.

Great food. Vending machines. Air conditioning…read more Would eat there again. Very cool. Great food.

This all boys Catholic High School made the press for helping to cut the parental umbilical cord…read morewith helicopter parents. The school avoids elitism by not labelling classes honors or advanced, but does a great job of getting their students ready for college (98% go). I inquired about the SAT scores and got last year's 2015 stats of 619 Reading, 579 Math and 572 Writing. The school's mantra is the truths of manhood - faith, integrity, and duty. While not a military school, they do run a top national fitness and the Marine Corp Jr ROTC program. If you've got a daughter check out CHS's counterpart - Mount St. Mary Academy, Little Rock's all girl high school - a real gem of a place.

Built in 1899, the Choctaw Route Station served as a passenger train depot for the Choctaw,…read moreOklahoma and Gulf Railroad Company. The station featured very ornate terra cotta embellishments. Influenced by architect Louis Henry Sullivan, you will find floral wreaths, fruit baskets, and acanthus leaves carved into the extended frieze and cornices. Today, the building is used as the Clinton School of Public Service. It is located on the Clinton Presidential Library campus.

Every Arkansan has the responspibility to hear a world class speaker at least once a month!read more

Amazing training by a phenomenal trainer!! Patient, knowledgeable and well informed. I can't stress…read moreenough how much I recommend FFA!!

Excellent service! Superior turbine aircraft sales department. Excellent maintenance facility!…read moreServicing all Cessna citation models. Beechcraft king air and hawker And an amazing paint facility. They also have a terrific part 141 flight school

Kumon's personalized learning has helped our daughter. She has received a customized plan that…read morehas helped her master each proficiency level based on her needs.

My oldest started at Kumon a few months before starting Kindergarten. I was amazed at the progress…read morehe made in a few short months. Since then, all three of my boys have attended Kumon. What really stuck out to me was how much Ms. Das was invested in my boys. Her ability to identify my sons' strengths and weaknesses was an integral part of their progress. The team of educators that she has is very good and they have remained consistent throughout. In the 6 years that I have been there, I have seen little to no staffing changes, which is very beneficial to a child's progress. I highly recommend Kumon-West Little Rock to anyone considering it. Thank you Kumon for everything that you have done for my three boys!!