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    Puttin'on the Tips

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    Summit Salon Academy - Gainesville - Summit Salon Academy - Gainesville Exam Prep

    Summit Salon Academy - Gainesville

    2.6(30 reviews)
    36.6 mi
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    I was a little hesitant because of the reviews, but also understood it's a learning facility! I…read moretook the chance anyways and am glad I did because Avi was amazing! She was really personable and made it super comfortable, switching from having conversation and then having comfortable silence when I needed it! I'm so excited to be able to have her do my hair even after she graduates later this year! I got an all over color to my natural hair, and it looks so good! I think it's important to note that they are students, and if you want to pay the cheaper price you have to be understanding and showing grace at the fact they will confer with their teachers. But even so, I enjoyed my experience especially when they gave me tips about my hair, the bang length for my facial structure, etc!

    10:30 a.m. Hailey was ready to cut my hair. I have a chair, approved by my doctor, Dr. James…read moreDeStephens, that I use while waiting for total hip replacement scheduled for August 14, 2024. The chair is low and allows my feet to be squarely on the ground. If my legs dangle, there is excruciating pain in my damaged hip. The special chair I use was first approved by Dr. DeStephens for my personal use during a state testing exam and I will include Dr. DeStephen's letter here. Hailey, the cosmetology student, was already brushing my hair, getting ready to cut it. She understood that I needed to remain in my own chair as an ADA accommodation. When suddenly, out of nowhere, an instructor with a Hispanic accent (I didn't catch her name, so that's how I am identifying her) came over and became very long- winded and immediately argumentative with me, insisting that I MUST climb into the tall beauty school chair. I explained that I cannot do that. She rebutted, asking how did I lift the chair out of my car and insisting that if I lifted the special chair out of my car then I must be able to sit in the beauty school chair for "safety". I explained to her that my chair is safe and I demonstrated its sturdiness. She then said she would not tolerate rudeness when SHE was the only one being rude. She huffed off to get another instructor/supervisor. I left. I asked Google when I returned home, "Is a beauty salon supposed to accommodate a handicapped person?" The answer: Yes, hair salons are considered places of public accommodation under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and must be ADA compliant. And here also: https://www.phorest.com/blog/salon-spa-services-clients-disabilities/#:~:text=Treat%20a%20person%20with%20a,as%20you%20address%20other%20adults. Her rudeness and control freak mode was extremely offensive. Several students looked on as she prattled on and on, obviously embarrassed by the instructor's heavy-handed treatment of me. They all remained silent, obviously intimidated by her presence. I will also file this complaint with the BBB for all to see. By the way, I used to work as a seminar leader teaching customer service skills for Dun and Bradstreet Business Educational Services. The instructor's behavior was appalling. She needs training in customer service skills. I also filed an official complaint with ADA for this beauty academy's non-compliance. Date of incident: June 3, 2024.

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    Withlacoochee Technical Institute - From the waiting room

    Withlacoochee Technical Institute

    3.0(2 reviews)
    25.6 mi

    My wife and I recently enjoyed a wonderful lunch at Withlacoochee Technical College and came away…read morethoroughly impressed. The meal was prepared and served by students in the Professional Culinary Arts and Hospitality Academy. Working in a fully equipped professional kitchen, these students demonstrate real skill and polish. Their 1,200-hour training program clearly shows in both the quality of the food and the attentive service. The Cypress Room, with just four tables and seating for about twenty guests, offers an intimate fine-dining atmosphere that allows the students' talents to shine. I had the gnocchi with sausage -- rich, balanced, and very satisfying, though a more refined presentation would have elevated it further. My wife's shrimp pasta, featuring house-made pasta and freshly baked bread, was excellent. Dessert was lemon bread; while a bit dense for my taste, the accompanying sauce was outstanding. Overall, it was a delightful meal at a price that feels like a bargain for the quality. Lunch is served Fridays in the Cypress Room, and reservations are a must. Supporting these talented future chefs while enjoying a fine meal is truly a win-win.

    I manage a disabled young man my son I've had him in the GED classes at this school and last year…read morewent off with no hitch it was great this year it appears that they've developed an attitude regarding my son as a result I assume of his disability I am his father this year I tried to give enrollment information and discuss his needs for this coming semester I'd like to see him be able to take the GED test this year and pass it but I ran into extreme resistance with his GED teacher and the office that handles my son records they demanded that I sign or obtain a release form from him to discuss his educational information Which we filled out and returned to them via email They are continuing to ignore requests Therefore I have one opportunity left which I gave them this morning and if they don't cooperate then it would be a Social Security attorney that they can talk to and most likely pay for for discrimination

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