Wow what a hidden gem in spokane!!! I Initially sought out this dance studio because I wanted to…read morehave a choreographed dance for my first dance at our wedding. The owner, Breeun, conveniently had different options for choreographed wedding dance packages. We chose the 15, 1 hour Bachata class package and let me tell you it was one of the best investment we have made as a couple. Throughout the last couple months we have had the most amazing Saturday evenings growing to become dancers, in a private setting. The owner, Breeun, is one of the most amazing humans I've ever met in my life! She is so talented and overall an outstanding dancer and teacher! She has an excellent personality and sense of humor making every class an enjoyable experience, making everybody laugh and feel comfortable. We went from having very little dance experience to learning an exquisite choreographed dance for our wedding and feel so confident and proud of this wonderful life experience we've shared here! We also went to a group class and a social dance recently where we both discussed that this is going to be our new hobby! Highly highly highly recommend anyone who even has a thought of wanting to dance to come to a beginner class or buy a private lesson!

Satori is a unique spot in downtown Spokane. The back room is a bit of a lounge where you can drop…read morein for some discussion and learning of various languages, followed by a tango or salsa or other dance style clinic. You can drop in as you wish and have an affordable dance lesson. Private dance lessons are available and the group has some more formal events elsewhere on the weekend in the area. The ambiance is quaint, urban chic in a half basement of an old brick building. If you are lucky, you may show up on a night when there is a special appearance by a debonaire French linguist with minimal dancing capabilities.

Went there to experience GEL Day 2025 with my son. The event was an incredible all-day extravaganza…read moreand Gonzaga certainly did not disappoint. Campus was beautiful as it mixes in the nostalgia of the 1800s with some new touches of the millennium. Definitely felt the sports town vibe here and the pride it has for its sports. In the end, my boy decided to stay closer to home but the experience at Gonzaga and the Spokane area left quite an impression on us.

It was nice to walk around the university and go in the Zags store after visiting the Bing Crosby…read morehouse.

Catholic or not, this is where you want your kids. They have generous scholarships-- just ask…read more All grades learn Spanish. The math curriculum is robust. Music program is spectacular. PE 4 days a week. My 8 year old is picking up books and reading for fun. The school culture is radical generosity, appreciating each individual child for their gifts. It's not elitist at all - a stellar education made possible for working class families. In my daughter's time there, she hasn't mentioned bullying or teasing once. St Mary's = happy, loving, well-educated kids.

From the owner: St. Roses, for ages 3-5, and St. Mary's for kindergarten through eighth grade…read more St. Mary's has served families on the Palouse for over 100 years with a dynamic, academically challenging curriculum. Our music, band, choir, art and physical education activities integrate the mind and body. Since 1990, our students have a 100% graduation level from both elementary and high school. Our students who go on to college have a 95% graduation rate. St. Mary's earned the prestigious Blue Ribbon School of Excellence given by the US Department of Education to schools in the top 10-15% of all schools in their state -- whether they are public, private or charter. While you do not have to be Catholic to attend St. Mary's, we believe that for any student to develop into a whole person, faith and spirituality formation are essential keys to help each child develop his or her potential academically, spiritually, socially and emotionally. Students are encouraged to grow in their faith and relationship with God, and practice what it means to live like Christ. Through charity work and experiences, students grow in awareness of our diverse society and learn to respect the environment while working for peace and justice for all people.

We visited this campus in November and again in March for the Ubound new student event. The campus…read moreis gorgeous. It is very clean and everybody is super friendly. Over the two weekend visits we were able to tour one dorm, almost all the sororities, various classrooms, many buildings, including the library, cafeteria, student union, Kibbe Dome, student store, and Bruce M Pittman Center. For any prospective student. I highly recommend going to a small organized tour of the campus that they hold at various times during the year. We were able to do a tour back in November. It was very helpful and very organized. We also pre-scheduled a meeting with the department head for the major my daughter is interested in. This was really helpful because she had a sit down meeting for about an hour to discuss her perspective major, and how it would fit for her. Also, we were able to tour the whole campus, eat in the student union, shop at the student store, and see a dorm room. The Ubound event is a much bigger event. It is designed for students that are accepted to the university and are still making a decision and or finalizing details of enrollment. There is not possibly enough time to see everything during the Ubound event. Although it was organized, it seemed much more chaotic with overlapping timeslots for many events. You had to really pick and choose what you wanted to see and do within the small timeframe of a few hours on a Friday and then a few hours on a Saturday. We focused on the tours of the sororities, which took the most time. We only had limited time to walk through the social club fair with all the tables. This was one of my favorite parts because they were giving out a lot of swag and giving great logo stickers almost everywhere we went. We missed out on about 50% of the tables that we really wanted to see due to time constraints. Unfortunately, everything closed down midday on Saturday. Fortunately, we did all of the business stuff and that was super helpful. The room called taking care of business was the most helpful with tables set up with financial aid, administration, health, food, housing, Greek life, etc. There are so many questions to ask. U of I makes it very helpful to hold these information sessions. I just wish they spread them out over a full day and a half so we could've done everything . With the time it takes to travel and the cost of staying overnight, it's just not feasible to come to the campus too many times to gather all the information needed before the first day of school.

This school is starting to accept way more people than they can house. Freshman year was my only…read moreguaranteed housing, and other students were sent to live in a hotel. I had to live off campus for my second year, and when I tried to live on campus again for my third year, they could only put me in a bought out motel (not on campus at all). I have no seniority at all which is unfair. The school is buying motels and racking up prices in the area because they are accepting way too many students.

Former FCS Division 1 Champs and a darn good place to earn a degree! This campus has come a long…read moreway since it started and is continually being improved and updated. What was once Spokane's satellite community college with a campus is now a 5-Star University! The campus is constantly adding improvements and new buildings that make it a great hybrid of classic buildings vs. the school of tomorrow. EWU's best charm is that it remains a small community despite being a contender academically and athletically (Big Sky).

I was originally admitted to the University of Washington BASW program, but because the program is…read morehybrid and my employer could not accommodate the required in-person classes, I began looking for a fully online BASW. That led me to Eastern Washington University. While the Online BASW program itself is appealing, my admissions experience was unfortunately one of the most difficult I have encountered. After being admitted to EWU, I applied to the BASW program. From that point on, it often felt like the different departments were not communicating with one another. I was told multiple times that my official transcripts had not been received, even though another department had already confirmed they had been received. I found myself repeatedly providing screenshots of emails and confirming information that had already been given to me by EWU staff. The process felt disorganized, and I often had the impression that one department did not know what another department was doing. As a prospective transfer student trying to make an important educational decision, it was frustrating to spend so much time following up on information that should have already been available internally. There were positive experiences along the way. Al A. was knowledgeable, responsive, and genuinely helpful. Denise A. was also courteous and assisted me with the admissions process. I appreciate the time they took to answer my questions. Unfortunately, those positive interactions were overshadowed by the overall lack of coordination. I never felt confident that my application was moving forward, and because my transcript evaluation continued to be delayed, I ultimately had to withdraw my application to avoid losing my place at another university. I believe EWU has a strong Online BASW program with great potential, but the admissions process would benefit greatly from better communication between departments, more consistent information, and a stronger focus on supporting prospective students. I hope my feedback helps improve the experience for future applicants.

Awesome teachers, learning made easy! Perfect for my schedule. Im a full time student and an…read moreovertime employee

Treachers there don't teach. Automotive teacher is a bum and spends all his time trying to get you…read moreto quit or all around doing his best not to do his job. Don't waste your money on the fake education.

Short and sweet review: Highly recommend!! Becky was wonderful. My lessons were SO helpful, and now…read moreI'm very comfortable driving alone. Great driving school with wonderful customer service. Longer review: I'm an adult and already had my license but had never really driven before, especially on the highway/interstate, so I wanted to get some formal instruction before venturing off alone. I contacted A&A driving school through their website and got a helpful, prompt email in response. From there I set up driving lessons (I bought a package deal). Becky was my teacher and she was GREAT! I had taken lessons from other driving teachers before, and some of them would explain things in a confusing way or make me feel self-conscious if/when I didn't do something right. Becky was the opposite... super clear, informative, and kind. I also thought the price for the package deal was fair and appropriate. All in all, I highly recommend Becky and her company!

Wife, owner is unprofessional & rude. Classes are backed up…read moreso not many options. They never answer their phone. Communication limited.

I've been investigating this language school and I'm very intrigued. They offer both Spanish and…read moreGerman classes and your kids can begin as early as age 3! How amazing to seize the early window of language learning and give your child the gift of bi-lingual (or tri-lingual) capabilities! When I submitted an inquiry request online I didn't hear back right away but then I eventually got really awesome communication. I think my message was missed, but once it was found SpoLang made sure that they let me know they got my info request. It says on their website that kids need to be toilet trained before attending class. They have classes up to age 18. I haven't had my kids in this program but I've been in the inquiry process and they seemed really available to answer questions. I might just recommend giving them a call instead of using the online request form if you want answers right away. I wish I would have done something like this as a child so I could speak more confidently, so you will probably see me here soon!

We enrolled our daughter into Frau Barnes class hoping she would learn German since we have family…read moreliving in Germany and visit them often. She enjoyed it until she was utterly humiliated by Frau Barnes infront of other children when she had an accident. Our daughter was potty trained but just got carried away/didn't feel comfortable going at the time she was asked and had an unfortunate accident. She was hysterically crying when she was picked up and wouldn't settle for some time. She informed us that Frau Barnes spoke unkindly with her right in front of the other children and actually told her "you don't pee on my carpet!". Now my daughter has never heard that phrase from anyone in the family therefore I know for a fact that the satatement was not made up by our daughter (besides, English is her second language). Frau Barnes humiliated her to a point where she started hating that class and would not agree to return. Although, Frau Barnes states shes happy to accept kids 2 years and older I unfortunately don't agree (our daughter was 3 at the time).