Oh my gosh, this place is so cool! Not just because of the phenomenal prices and the amount of…read morecurriculum that they carry on hand, but the resources and help alone, 10 out of 10! I walked in here as a recommendation, because my three-year-old is already doing math and really wants to learn how to read. I have no intentions of sending her to public school, because I want to make sure she gets a solid education at her own pace, which is currently really fast. The women here were not only so tremendously helpful with their own opinions, resources, and simply by word-of-mouth. This created such an excitement in me and such a massive leap of faith in my ability to provide my kids, what they will need to succeed. Covenant homeschool resource is amazing!

What a great place! Filled with a large selection of new and used books. You can browse the books…read moreto see what fits your needs. Service here from everyone was awesome. I will be back!

Community kitchen is a great place to learn various skills throughout the culinary world. It is…read moregreat for those who are just getting out of prison or jail and is lacking in skills and having a hard time finding a job. This is a great place to start. They will give you the skills you need to thrive in the work world while providing you resources that will help you get hired on. If you put in the work with them great rewards she'll come from it will make finding a job a lot easier than it would if you were doing it all by yourself, facing the stigma of having felony charges or whatever have you

From the owner: This program is for you or someone you know who: Needs a…read morelittle help getting a job and being successful at it. Hasn’t worked in a long time. Wants to retrain to work in restaurants and hospitality Has a criminal background. Is receiving SSI or SSDI but still wants to work. Wants to change their life!

Ive worked here this place is bad in everything, the pay is poor and the principal is not a good…read moreprincipal and bad he is immature and not a very nice gentleman. The staff is bad and the way they treat the kids is horrible

BEWARE LEXINGTON Academy Hello, This is a recent incident at…read morea Lexington Academy in Laveen I was sent a video by a friend concerning her son, we will call him John. The video was sent by John's principal to defend staff action which resulted in injury to John. It is important to know John is afraid of the high school part of the campus. The kids are bigger there and he is afraid he will be beat up. in the video, the face of every student in the classroom is clearly seen. John is seen sitting at a table not doing his work. He is just sitting starring into space. His teacher walks behind him, lifts him roughly up out of his chair, turns him around and begins yelling at him, "WHEN I SAY DO YOUR WORK YOU WILL DO YOUR WORK!!! IF YOU DO NOT DO YOUR WORK YOU WILL GO TO THE HIGH SCHOOL!" At that moment the high school behavior specialist (Mr. Zach) walks in. John is beginning to panic and yelling "NO...NO...NO.." The techer says "Mr Zach, if John does not do his work you can take him to the high school side." At this point John is in a clear panic. He runs to the classroom phone and tries to call 911 (in this day of school shootings we teach kids to call 911 if they do not feel safe). Staff intervenes and does not allow the call. At this point John is off video. Staff reports it was then John tried to flee the classroom. Back in the video now, Mr. Zach grabs John by the arm, turns him forcefully around and tackles him to the ground where John hits his head. John is then forced in a chair and made to apologize for trying to call 911. 4 adults can be seen going to that side of the room, leaving the rest of the class on their own (2 kids briefly hit each other several times in the background). John ended up with scratches and 3 finger bruises to his arm. Lexington denies any wrong doing and reports staff acted as they were trained to. They defend taking a child with autism from a calm state, sending him into a panic and then injuring him. The incident report states (paraphrasing) " John is refusing to work, he is redirected by his teacher. John goes to the classroom phone to dial 911 and is stopped by staff. John attempts to elope and is grabbed by the shirt sleeve to prevent elopement". As an aside permission for the principal to give a copy of the video to John's mom was not told to any other parent in the classroom.

I graduated from GCU yesterday! As an online student, I found the portal easy to use and my…read moreexperience in the College of Education was very positive. I received strong support throughout my journey; from onboarding with Vince to student teaching with Professor Volpe. Even now, I'm continuing to get help with my credential, resume writing, and access to alumni benefits. The only improvements I'd suggest are reducing some of the fees for online students and providing more consistency in academic counselors throughout the program.

Grand Canyon University has been a great experience for me, especially as a working mother. The…read moreclasses are structured in a way that makes them easy to follow and manageable, even with a busy schedule. I never feel overwhelmed, and the layout of the courses makes it easier to stay organized and confident in my progress. What really sets this experience apart is the support system. Dr. Jessica Whiteside has been amazing throughout my journey. She consistently checks in, offers encouragement, and makes sure I feel supported every step of the way. It's rare to have someone who genuinely cares about your success and takes the time to recognize your efforts. Because of both the program structure and the support from staff like Dr. Whiteside, I've been able to stay motivated and continue pushing forward. I would definitely recommend Grand Canyon University to anyone looking for a flexible and supportive learning environment.

Not very professional, didn't understand a lot of the legal ramifications. Tried to get information…read moreand could not get anybody who understood any information about their own business. Pretty scary when you're taking care of kids.

From the owner: Early Steps is an early childhood daycare for ages 1 to 7. We provide daily lesson plans with…read moreinteractive activities, aligned with age-appropriate learning and developmental milestones checklists designed to encourage student engagement and growth!

The school is great academically BUT the reason for the 3 stars is because today was my child's…read morekindergarten graduation and as the ceremony ended a fight broke out between two families that turned physically violent and a little girl not even one years old yet got physically hurt during the altercation and the school ! Did not shut down or go on lock down ! Instead the principal made a comment of let them fight and went and hid in the office ! No effort was made to protect the students other than as I walked into the office I was told don't hold the door open when I looked back to see if my husband was behind me. I'm very disappointed that the safety of our kids was not taken into consideration while staff watched from windows and doors as the two families fought. I signed my child and left immediately and my child will not be returning here next year since the staff couldn't even properly handle or know what to do in this situation. SMH . Cops did show up after the two families left but could do nothing since they were gone.

the kids here are trash the tea her are okay I guess but they don't teach very good the ELA does…read morebut science and math teacher speak bad english and I couldn't get anything, they saw me getting throw into a wall and didn't say anything