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    Banyan Tree Educational Services

    Banyan Tree Educational Services

    4.0
    (1 review)
    0.1 mi

    Exceptional educational program/school but at a huge costs. Unfortunately I don't fall into the…read morecategory of being able to afford their services. My son made huge strides for the 2 months he went there. It's frustrating how private institutions can show the capability of your child but I would literally have to sell my kidney to keep him in the program. If you got the dough, I highly recommend!

    From the owner: We specialize in working with students who struggle with dyslexia, reading, writing, and math,…read moreauditory processing, attention, memory, anxiety. We have years of experience with IEPs and special education. Students who are bright but working too hard have found our methods life-changing! The inspiration behind the Learning Center is the banyan tree. This amazing plant grows in regions where the soils is not able to support the heavy branches. It has learned to compensate for the weakness by growing support limbs as the tree branches out. Like the banyan tree, our goal is to provide support and strengthen foundations for learning as students mature into lifelong learners. In addition to the concept of the Learning Center providing support to learners, the foundations, or roots of the tree, must also be feeding the tree and entwine to make a strong trunk. The foundational skills that must be in place for efficient processing are memory, attention, language, reasoning, and integration. When these are intact and working together, students are ready to branch out... and learn basic skills, develop their unique gifts and areas of interest, and find success academically, socially, and emotionally. At Banyan Tree Educational Services, we can assist students in developing skills in any of these areas, either academic or foundational. Please browse our site to find how we can help students at all levels of learning.

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    Point Loma High School

    Point Loma High School

    2.4
    (12 reviews)
    0.6 mi

    Came for a football game and sat in visitor's section. Stands in visitor section are new and pretty…read moreclean and nice. Staff cleans up right after the game. Walked through the school's quad to get to the field, very nice layout. Concessions and snack bar was not very well stocked. They had Chick-Fil-A sandwiches for sale but the candy, chips, sodas, were few. Visitor restrooms were clean and maintained well. Field is very nicely maintained. Staff at front gate was super nice. Overall, it's great to be a visiting team and come here.

    There are many factors that dictate a student's success in high school: family stability and love,…read moresocioeconomic background, potential learning disabilities, and social skills, to name just a few. I understand it's not black and white. However, outside of all those factors just rating the school, I would say PL High is garbage and I will give you concrete examples: 1) When kids ditch or skip class as many do (statistics say that skipping class has increased since COVID,) the staff are so stupid they let their students sit in the quad or library and pay NO attention to the fact that they're not in class. I had to call the school, email the counselor, sports coach, principal to inform them my child was ditching and NO ONE bothered to write me back! I then just had the idiots in the office just transfer me to the library to let them know she was sitting in the library in class time w/ friends socializing. 2) The old black lady at the front desk is the most unwelcoming, difficult, angry, "see" you next Tuesday I have ever met. I should have walked right out of that shithole the minute we went in for orientation in 9th grade. She is MISERABLE with her job. Taking a DMV worker and putting them on steroids is what this lady is like. The ladies who answer the phone are no better. 3) Cally Fallenstein, one of the "counselors," is not only epically useless, but she is super rude and passive-aggressive with her students. They are kids, they ask questions, and she responds in a demeaning, disrespectful, shitty tone. 4) Their long history of garbage Spanish teachers is laughable. A couple years ago, their "Spanish Teacher" would show up about 35% of the time, the kids would sit in the quad hanging out because their flakey teacher was either late or absent. He even said to one student, something to the effect of, " I will do it, but what are you going to do for me?" which has MASSIVE sexual undertones. He got away with this because he is "gay." The next Spanish teacher, while an absolute sweetheart, ran his class like a naive child, he let the kids run the classroom letting them TEXT during class. Thanks to their shitty choice of teachers, my child is now way behind in Spanish, no doubt. 5) There is ZERO implementation of a dress code, so girls dress like they're 24 and go clubbing downtown with outfits that make me gasp regularly (and I am no prude, conservative, believe me!) 6) You will get TONS of texts, emails, and calls from the district about the free lunch program and a bunch of other useless nonsense; however, when you call the school back to find out if and WHY your child missed a class, they cannot tell you ANYTHING. They don't know where your child is or why they are missing. Totally incompetent. 7) There was a child that got PUNCHED (sucker punched at that) SO HARD that he had t have his JAW WIRED SHUT. In my opinion there is NOT enough done to make kids feel included and safe. Kids need support, if they're new in town, it's like walking into a CULT. 8) Speaking of CULTS, the parents are primarily nuts, in my opinion; you have a ton of lame OLDER Gen X ( ppl who got their homes handed down from their parents, no doubt, and they try to RELIVE their lives through their kids at PLH, and are very mental. 9) The teachers are just paper pushers, for the most part, having kids rewrite crap from books and make it into slides. There are a few good teachers, the art teacher, and the physics teacher, to name a few. All the others my child had were mediocre at best. 10) Anytime there is GUN violence or any violence, you get a cryptic, vague email from the school principal, and then you have to research NEXTDOOR.com to find out if your kid will be safe the next day. 11) No more BOOKS all on their crappy tiny screen on their Chromebook, although so idiotic they STILL make the kids take books they don't even use. Do yourself a favor; if you have money, just put your kids in a smaller private school. You don't have to go to LJ Country Day--they have more economical options than that. Even High Tech High is better. One of the best suggestions yet is to move out of dumpy Point Loma and get to a better school. We moved to Temecula Valley School District, and it is NIGHT AND DAY--- even my child says the kids are nicer, more wholesome, and the teachers are more enthusiastic, and it's fun to learn. My only regret is we did not move to Temecula earlier. PS- PLH give kids a TON of homework. The schools in TV, at least the one we're at, have NO HOMEWORK!!! They do EVERYTHING in class and learn there, besides occasional projects or extra studying. Idiots at PLH, just send your kid to Khan Academy and don't even bother.

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    Point Loma Summer Concerts

    Point Loma Summer Concerts

    4.7
    (6 reviews)
    2.0 mi

    I learned about the Point Loma Summer Concerts at the end of last season, so we made sure to make…read moreit out this summer. I will say, as a music lover, I did not go for the music. They generally have cover bands, nothing too exciting... and it's a free community concert, so don't expect any big gig, but it is a lovely community event and supports youth music education. A big part of it is the raffle that supports the music education program. This year the series lasted 5 weeks for 5 Friday shows. We went for the Pine Mountain Logs, which was the last band of the season. If you are a fan of cover bands, you might enjoy dancing to music from the 70's to 90's with lots of medleys. There were lots of people up and having a great time. The concert series takes place in a park just off Catalina Boulevard. You enter on a baseball diamond. Parking is easy on the nearby side streets. It is very well organized, with guards for safe street-crossing, and lots of vendors. It really was very hassle-free. People were in great spirits. It is definitely a family event. It is kid-friendly and dog-friendly. We met up with friends, and brought a picnic dinner. The concert starts with a youth-band at 5:30, and then the main band around 6:30 or so with a break for the raffle. We had a relaxing evening, and our dog had a great time. I look forward to going back next year.

    This is a review from a point of view of a swing dancer. In brief, this venue is nothing short of…read moreawesome if a band with swing music is playing (I visited for a Big Time Operator, BTO). The park is a huge grassy field that can fit (and fits) thousands of people. If you want to sit down, bring your own lawn chair. Note that premier spots are reserved for low chairs where you recline. The dance happens in front of the stage, on the grass. So the dancing shoes are completely useless, and you should be watching for imperfections in the ground. No advanced moves are possible, naturally, although skilled followers can execute a swingout. A tip from my experience: do not lead any double turn even to a slow music (nothing bad happened, but the result was awkward). There might be a couple of hundred people dancing, many of them totally unskilled. The lead has to watch for them and small kids running around at an amazing speed, this provides extra fun. A good band will bring many people from the swing community, so finding a partner to dance is easier than expected (I still suggest to bring one's own lead or follow, just in case). Logistics: the event is free and perfectly organized. Parking is hard, allow 5-7 minutes for walking after leaving your car on Point Loma residential streets. The event starts at 5:30PM, but the first hour is a warm-up by the local kid's band. Dance goes on until 8:30PM. This is late enough for the temperatures become comfortable even on a hot day. Overall: if BTO is playing, drop everything else (except for your dance partner) and go.

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    Everyone seated around the stage in the park
    It is dark - and slightly chilly - when the concert ends. Unless you are dancing, dress in layers.
    It is dark - and slightly chilly - when the concert ends. Unless you are dancing, dress in layers.
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    Robert Wald Actor's Studio - specialed - Updated August 2026

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