A great public school in the Stillwater district. I tend to use their newer playground which is…read moreopen to the public on the weekend.

Great staff! My son was new there this year and all of the teachers and students were so nice and…read morewelcoming! His teachers are all great and the free breakfast in the morning is a bonus!

I came to Edina Community Education Services for a Zumba class with Katherine McGraw. My friend and…read moreI paid the drop-in rate, but you can sign up for different sessions and pay about $9 a class. They are currently being held Saturday mornings. We had a lot of fun moving and grooving to Katherine's tunes. She has a good mix of Latin, Hip-Hop and Pop music. Her instruction was very good and we had little trouble following her. It's clear she's been dancing for quite a while. This was a decent workout and I would definitely suggest Katherine's Zumba class for beginner-intermediate. I personally like my Zumba a little faster paced, but if you're new to this style then she'll be great because she explains the steps and none of them were complicated. Also, the class isn't crowded, which makes it easier to see what she is doing.

I am a Florida bar applicant, and this school negligently reported an academic violation that has…read moreleft me unable to work for the foreseeable future until it's fixed. I called century and there's nothing the could do to help me. This school is terrible and these people are stupid. Do NOT spend your money or your time here.

I would strongly caution anyone considering enrollment at Century College to carefully evaluate…read moretheir options. While the school presents itself as supportive and accessible, my experience fell far short. Communication across departments was disorganized and often unresponsive. Important information about registration, financial aid, and course requirements was unclear or delayed, creating unnecessary stress. At times, the level of negligence in handling student concerns was surprising and unacceptable. The quality of instruction and student support was inconsistent. Some instructors were helpful, but others seemed disengaged, which made it difficult to stay confident in the education being provided. Advising services were especially disappointing, often feeling rushed or misinformed. Overall, my experience with Century College was frustrating and underwhelming. I would recommend that prospective students seriously consider other options that prioritize accountability, clear communication, and student support.

We play indoor volleyball in the gyms here on Fridays and it's always easy to find a parking spot…read moreand walk in through the activity/pool doors to get directly to the gym. The gyms are in good condition and lot of gym space.

Our kids have gone here for years and made great relationships with the staff. Safe environment…read morewith good curriculum. sports teams are average in the conference and a great way for your kids to stay in shape and make friends.

As a substitute para these last 4 years in charter schools all over the Twin Cities, this school…read moreranks as one of my all time favorites. There is a strong work ethic, a calm, professional atmosphere and the students have very clear guidelines of expected behavior. The only reason I am not giving it five stars is I've never been a fan of their scary mascot warrior - he doesn't fit at all in with the safe, secure environment that the school is known for. Otherwise, I would've been proud to have had my own children attend there when they were younger.

We enjoyed taking classes here at Foss. A lot of the staff were great. The two major pitfalls are…read morehow crowded it is. Granted the "classes" are about 3-4 kids average but the classes are all at the same time as everyone else and in a small section of the lane. This is not conducive to learning for the other pitfall, the overstimulation and inability to accommodate children with special needs. Trying to learn to swim in a loud, busy and crowded pool is daunting. No dig at the staff, they are doing the best they can given the circumstances presented. Maybe Foss can carve out some time and space for kids with non-neurotypical or special needs.

Great methodology for teaching kids how to swim. Very effective at getting results. We've tried…read moreother swimming programs for our son but didn't have the same results. Many of the teachers are great. Our 4 year old enjoys it and looks forward to the lessons. The draw back is it feels so crowded and cramped. The medium sized pool has 8 sections going simultaneously. It is loud. The locker rooms are so tiny and crowded. Not much privacy. The parking lot is crowded, too.

Don't let your kids have random sex at University. Because the University Youth Might Catch AIDS…read more Not such a big fan of the Minneapolis YMCA downtown because the parking situation is really tricky. You basically need to come here on foot or you need to already be parking downtown at some other pay facility or for some other reason. That makes it really problematic for me because I came downtown specifically to use this facility and then ended up having to pay a bunch of money and not even get to stay here as long as I wanted to. The facility itself is good but it's not worth the extra money so I just end up using Suburban locations now in the Twin Cities, and they should really have a lot or garage somewhere where their members and guests as well can use it for free while they are working out.

The UY is an AMAZING place for college students to find a supportive and diverse community or peers…read morethat is committed to serving the surrounding Minneapolis/St. Paul area. Highly recommend getting involved! NOTE: there are no swim and gym facilities here!! Go to the Midway Y for that instead.