We just attended their production of Peter & the Star Catcher. The actors did a great job and made…read moreit very entertaining. The reason I only give 3 stars is due to the seating arrangements. It seems someone thought it would be a good idea to have all of the seats on stage. That would be fine, except the tickets I purchased on line indicated I had reserved seats. And, because the system would not allow me to leave a "single" seat, I actually purchased 5 seats even though there were only 4 of us attending the show. Because everyone was seated in the stage, seating was "first come first served". It appeared the friends and family of the cast had a heads up, because they all seemed to sit on the front row. The front row had an advantage due to the amount of the play conducted in the stage floor that was not visible to the rest of the audience. Compounding the viewing issue was the placement of a curtain/barrier that made it even more impossible to see the action on the floor from seating beyond the first row. In short, we enjoyed the show but were very disappointed in how the ticketing and seating was arranged. Had everyone been in the regular seats, there would not have been a need for the barrier and thus it would have been more enjoyable for this family.

This is a wonderful little theatre, and we try to attend a show each time we are in College Station…read morevisiting our daughter. I would give 5 stars, but as poster stated above the shows aren't always family friendly. What a shame! For this very reason we haven't attended a show at The Stage Theater for nearly a year. Their productions are seldom family friendly, and there is no good financial reason to produce productions that aren't presentable to everyone. Why marginalize families? The kids of today , and their future families, are your patrons of tomorrow, and you'd best reach them if you can. Plant a seed for the love of theatre in their hearts while they are young, and while they are impressionable. That can't happen if your shows aren't appropriate for their little hearts and minds. To each his own. *We are here at the theatre this very moment, and I'm typing this review during the intermission of A Christmas Carol. What a beautiful production. Bravo!

We love BCS Swim! My daughter has been coming here since October 2022 and is a real little swimmer…read morenow. She had very few water experiences before coming here and the program has been amazing. She was 3 when she first started and now she can swim all by herself, have fun in the pool and it keeps my mind at ease knowing she is safe around water. Of course it can be a bit scary but their 2 week intensive class was so helpful and played a huge role in her comfort to swimming! Special shout out to Miss Haley and Miss Allison!

This company really cares about there students! They hire…read moreamazing staff that really will show your kids love. My experience was with an instructor named "Mr. Klay". He is an amazing teacher that shows love and encouragement everyday.

Came here for the first time with my kids. Back home in Hawaii, we have a D&Bs, miniature golf, an…read moreaxe throwing place, a laser tag, bowling alley, a corn hole area with a bar all in their own shops. This place has all of these fun activities in one place. My kids and I enjoyed it. I guess it really depends on what activities that you want. We just went to the arcade and we also got to see the huge laser tag arena. They also sell fast food items and areas to throw a party. We will definitely be back to check out the bowling and laser tag. This is a loud place so don't expect some peace and quiet. Watch your kids because they can easily get lost in this huge place. The staff are friendly and fast. The parking lot is huge.

This is a great place to take your grandchildren, they like doing all the fun things and bowling.read more

It is a fantastic school great staff and the principal is very caring I am happy with what my kid…read morehas learned the orchestra program is outstanding

Food is ok at best. There is little to no discipline and there are fights in the guys bathroom…read more At least half of the bathrooms are closed at all times for unknown reasons. People scream in the hallways during passing periods.

I cannot say enough good things about Language Learning center! I am happy with the service my son…read moregets! We have been here for about 2 years now, and I refer these guys to everyone!

Best daycare ever! We used a different facility previously and it was a nightmare to say the least…read more We transferred our daughter to Jack & Jill and it had been the BEST decision we have made in a very long time. We drop our daughter off with no crying and she goes straight to her teachers and laughs and smiles. This facility is TOP notch and staff is amazing. They make us and child feel at home and it makes a major difference.

my daughter Lena has been going here for almost 2 years now and she absolutely loves it. she loves…read moreher teacher and the rest of the staff and really looks forward to the structured curriculum that they offer. I love the hours that they have and the fact that they do breakfast snack and lunch along with nap times. I highly recommend them to anyone and everyone I know who has kids at the right age.

Kiddie Castle has been owned by the same family, the Hyder's, for over 20 years. They are good…read morepeople who genuinely care about children. They are continuously improving the center. The center has a very pleasant atmosphere with playgrounds on the facility that have lots of trees. The three and four year old wing is being completely renovated. The director has a very pleasant and professional disposition and the teachers are always friendly and interacting with the children. My daughter absolutely loves to go there. It seems like she fit-right-in! They provide breakfast and lunch and are on the food program. They have a curriculum schedule for each age group so as to provide age appropriate activities. They are bilingual as well. I would highly recommend Kiddie Castle to anyone that needs a good daycare.

We recently moved our son to the Family Montessori and LOVE it. It is a wonderful learning…read moreenvironment with loving and caring teachers. We are so glad to be a part of the Family Montessori and foresee our son attending their school until he is ready to start kindergarten.

Extremely disappointed in this short lived experience. To start, before choosing this school I had…read moreinitially done my own extensive research in Montessori education curriculum as well as individual schools in my area. The idea was to find a safe environment where lots of play happens but education is also a priority. With that being said I should also state my daughter who turned three the first day of school had never been in a daycare or school system. She has always been kept home and has limited experience with any out of home programs, so obviously I kept that in mind when choosing Montessori and made sure they were informed of this after choosing. At the start everything was fine, the "play date" they set up before your child's first day of school was a glorified check drop off at best. They ask some questions and let them play with a group of kids on the playground. The school is extremely small with only two class rooms that split ages from under three and over three. The over three class room ages probably ranging from 3-5 from what I could tell, each class having 4 teachers each. All in all my daughter seemed excited, we were excited everything seems great, moving on. The first week comes and goes with only a few hiccups to our knowledge other than some potty accidents. My daughter had just turned three and had been potty trained almost two months before we started something every teacher was made aware of. Here comes week two, we are are happy going to school, happy during pick up. There's absolutely no inclination to us that she is unhappy. At most the "observational feedback" the teachers would give us was positive with the occasional "we need to work on this but otherwise today was good". Great we can do that! By Thursday of week three, one of the four teachers I rarely saw or spoke to is now telling me my daughter is saying she's unhappy, that she doesn't like to sit for lessons and that they think she is not a good fit and "needs more movement". They asked if she acts sad to come to school, I said quite the opposite and I had almost three weeks worth of before school photos and videos of her singing, smiling and ready to go. I asked when she acted that way and it typically always revolved around being told to do or not do something..... interesting right? That a three year old would be unhappy with authority. By the way all these things we WANT to work on with her. After this meeting I took the "need for more movement" seriously and signed her up for after school dance classes and TOT basketball to help but by Friday of week four I'm getting a call at work that my child is not a fit for their school and we needed to find alternative care. While they state in the phone conversations and emails that they're doing what is best for the child I really don't see how you even had time to understand what that means for her. My child was expected in 15 school days to adapt to a brand new environment, brand new people and schedule seamlessly to a standard we were never even made aware of and really going against everything Montessori philosophy is built on. I specifically chose Montessori for the hands on and active approach knowing my child would enjoy and need movement, either this school has its own idea of Montessori or they're not equipped for the classroom age ranges and individual needs. I especially don't see how any child who is hyperactive or on the spectrum would thrive. The one positive and reason for the two stars was Ms Quanesha! Thank you for always being sweet with my girl, she was always happy to see you and we will miss you!