I've had a really positive experience with Casa Castillo. The teachers and staff are kind, caring,…read moreand attentive to my child. My child is always excited to go every day, which gives me a lot of peace of mind as a parent. I also appreciate that Casa Castillo is welcoming to many different families and children. It feels like a place where parents can feel comfortable and included. Overall, we've been very happy with our experience and are grateful for the care and kindness the staff show my child.

We were so excited to have our child in a Spanish immersion program and I think this clouded our…read morejudgment. They hire anyone that speaks Spanish and give them the minimum training required by the state and that which the busy director can provide. The director is unprofessional to put it kindly. It's a very much "blame the child" and "blame the parents for the child's behavior" type of environment. Being our first child and first daycare experience we started to feel like there was something wrong with the way we were disciplining our child at home. I'll always feel guilty that we stuck with this place for so long despite all the red flags. When my child left Casa Castigo she couldn't even be hugged without screaming. It took us hiring a nanny that was very patient and affectionate and eventually she turned back to being the happy and affectionate child she was before. We have since been to other daycares where our child has thrived and not have any problems. Communication is another one of those red flags. Much later after the fact I came to find out that my child had a meltdown so bad that they took her out of the classroom and kept her in the hallway for a long time while she cried. This would have been the type of thing that I would expect to have been told about. If you choose this place for your child please pay attention to the red flags.

I was very disappointed in the daycare I put my daughter in. My kids teacher "Trish" was a great…read moreteacher, but overall the daycare does not have their stuff together and I knew that the moment when they were loosing staff and texting and asking parents if they knew anyone who would like to be apart of their staff. Not to mention I was given an incident report stating my kid was so sleepy she tripped over a chair and hit her face on the leg of the chair. After asking for the footage of the incident the story was changed and the video absolutely broke my heart! The video showed the float teacher looking over at her as she was climbing into of the table where THERE WAS A CHAIR SITTING ON TOP OF THE TABLE (near a bookshelf) and she climbed on top of the chair and the chair tipped over and she busted her face on the bookshelf and had to get her face glued because of the lack of safety and teacher not paying attention. The coordinators apologized to me and stated they were going to reprimand the teacher. When I brought my kid back after some healing on the face the float teacher (that was in the room of the accident) did not once ask how my daughter was doing, apologize, and was still watching kids. After that another incident report was made and I just couldn't take it anymore. I gave them a week notice of my daughters last day. The day before her last day (which ended up being her last day) my daughter was experiencing watery diarrhea and I was never informed. She did not have a diaper rash or diarrhea before I sent my kid to daycare that day! When my kids father went to pick her up from daycare she was sitting on the floor bawling and not running to dad like she usually does. When he asked what's wrong the float teacher stated she took something away from her so that's why she's crying or not moving. He immediately smelled something from her diaper and when he took her home she was in diarrhea diaper that caused a horrible diaper rash and sores all ofher private! My child could not walk properly because she was in so much pain!!! How could you treat kids like this? THIS DAYCARE NEEDS TO DO BETTER!!

Excellent people! We feel confident sending our children here and are so thankful for the care they…read moreprovide.

Quick shout out to the Driving Academy of Northwest Arkansas. I was thinking today as I was…read moredriving how crazy some drivers are and how incredibly blessed two of our sons are because of the driving academy. I know that they are much safer and knowledgable about road safety because of the excellent classes. They have been driving for years, without one ticket or accident. Thank you Kimma, you are a blessing to everyone that knows you and your excellent teachers. If you have a up and coming driver, and you want peace of mind, check out the driving academy.

While the instruction was acceptable, Driving Academy of NWA took on too many clients this summer…read more It was impossible to schedule all of our in-car lessons even though we checked the website daily for two months. Driving Academy refused to remedy this issue, telling us our only option was to continue to waste time checking the website where we found zero openings.

This is a great Preschool. I used to teach a dance class here and always appreciated how clean the…read moreplace was and how nice the teachers are. The kids are happy and well taken care of. The kids must have a good curriculum because they seemed more advanced than other preschools where I taught.

My son has been employed at OA for the last two years and he loves it! He will come upstairs to…read morewait for his bus and he says "I love my job!" So happy to have him in a program with great people who treat him like he is the adult he is and task him with jobs that sometimes his father and I are surprised at what he is doing! He has made many friends and likes to report to me how they are all doing. If you have a disabled adult that needs to add purpose and quality to their life don't hesitate to contact Open Avenues!

The Fayetteville Girl & Boys Club has been around as long as I can remember. I took dance lessons…read morein the 1960s in their original location. They have a swimming pool, basketball courts, etc. my grandson plays intramural basketball through there. The staff is supportive. They also have an after school program.

My children go here during the summer. They love it. The staff have always been real nice.read more

I loved my hairstyle, good service with Kaylee! She is very nice and i love the salon! I reccommend…read moreit!

The instructors are there to teach but it seems all they do is yell and get on to the students and…read morecreate a hostile environment. They are instructors and should be leading and mentoring students with detail, engaging instruction and a welcoming, safe environment. Toxicity is high here.

What a wonderful solution for our 6-year-old who did not learn how to read in the first grade group…read moreactivities and endless worksheets. It was worth every penny. The first time through we got to grade level, but the real secret is moving your child a year above grade level which we did on a second go-around. In hindsight, we might have done both math and reading, because our kiddo is a natural mathematician and the extra push from Sylvan will help in the long run.