Our daughter has been enrolled at Kinderstube for 7 months now. She attends the Diamond Lake Rd…read morelocation. So far we are very happy with everything. The teachers are all very nice and seem to genuinely enjoy working with children. Being a German immersion program, the teachers speak to the students only in German however the kids are not forced to speak in German if they do not know or feel ready to do so. Whenever we drop off or pick up, the classrooms are clean, orderly, and safe. They do many different activities that our daughter loves to bring home and show us. They also have additional dance class that you can purchase that the students can attend. We get our weekly yoga and dancing lesson once she comes home because she's very excited to show us what she's learned. Overall, we are very satisfied with everything at this school and plan to enroll our son next year once he's of attendance age. Most importantly, our daughter always looks forward to going and has never complained or not wanted to go.

You will notice from my other reviews here that I am not really a negative review type of person…read more But unfortunately, I feel the need to share; So this review is really two-reviews in one. Review 1: If your child is "normal," then they will probably have a great time. The actual teachers are very caring, and I can't speak enough praise about Michelle, Kirsten and Robin at the Minneapolis campus. I truly think that Michelle is one of the best early childhood educators I have ever met. She is genuine, hardworking, and really gets kids. Review 2: If your child is a boy, or has a higher level of energy, or has any kind of mental illness, disability or special needs, I unfortunately cannot recommend this school. My son attended school there for 7 months and most of his time there was uneventful. A few months in he started talking about fears about the head teacher Vincent and how Vincent was mean to him. I still do not know what happened to make my child so afraid of Vincent, since my son shuts down anytime I try to broach the subject (although since he left the school his stomachaches magically disappeared). Although I do think (I hope) there was not any abuse, I really am just stumped and will have to be satisfied with never knowing. In unrelated move, my family decided to also pursue mental health treatment for my son for sleep. We mentioned this to the school in an effort for open communication. There were occasional "bad" days and difficulties hitting, but nothing that any of the teachers, nor Vincent, nor Babett, the director, said indicated that this was anything but typical rowdy "boy" behavior. However, after we revealed the diagnosis to the school, it seemed as if Vincent made an effort to remove my son. He repeatedly called us to pick up our son, with crisp phone calls without providing any further discussion about strategy, behavior modification or any other problems. In these calls, he only indicated the problems and never mentioned any attempts at solutions. Only two weeks after we shared the diagnosis, in what my husband and I thought was a strategy meeting, Vincent and Babett literally said, "he has to go" and that they, "didn't want to manage him." In every moment, up to that point, my husband and I were open and interested in engaging with the staff. We provided a book to inform them of our son's new diagnosis, sent a LICSW to discuss some of my son's "problem" behaviors, and even came to the expulsion meeting with our behavior strategy plan. Vincent and Babett never showed any interest in meeting with us or even discussing anything with us prior to the fateful meeting. They never attempted to discuss with us any plans, behavior modifications, or even asked us what worked well for our child. Given Vincent's strange schedule at the school, he was never available to chat with after the school day. Furthermore, they have a so-called-level system in their handbook, which they did not follow at all. Our primary concern, after this situation, was not that my son is no longer there (I agree, 300% that it is not a good fit; and personally, I wouldn't even send my "normal" child there), but it was the lack of communication, lack of empathy, and lack of any attempts to accommodate a child's disability that make me question Vincent and Babett's choice of careers. Discrimination is not acceptable. Although private preschools can do what they want, they need to realize that expulsion is, as child psychologist Gilliam writes, not a child behavior; it is an adult decision. There is great research out there showing that most "expel" worthy behaviors are easily changed with both parent and teacher work. Although every child is different and I have known children who had a great time with the Kinderstube and even with Vincent, I personally cannot recommend the school. Until they deal with their internal issues about discrimination and address their relationship to preschool expulsion, it is not a safe place for children.

Was with the school for 13 years first as a student then a teacher. But when parents found out I…read morehad high functioning autism they where relentless when trying to get me fired and were very quick to kick me from there staff. Not inclusive. 100% would cancel

Very surprised that Blizzard has ne reviews so far. Blizzard has been around since 1958. Our kids…read moreare both Blizzard kids and we could not be happier with the program. Jeff the owner and his staff do a great job interacting with the kids and parents. The Blizzard day starts at about 8am when you drop the kids off at the bus stop (time will very with bus stop and ski hill) and ends about 5 back at the bus stop. Young kids have full day instruction and the older kids have lessons by ability and can have up to 3 lessons but most do just 1 and free ski (or snowboard) with friends. Blizzard offers ski & snowboard lessons. They also have programs in race & freestyle (park) as well as adult and apprentice instructor programs.

College Nannies & Tutors Excelsior has a warm, cheery atmosphere, light and bright. You notice…read morethis upon entering the door. I have loved my tutoring experience--tailoring lesson plans to each student's individual needs, finding out what teaching style works best for them, and, most importantly, seeing their achievements. I love working there.

My mother got married here yesterday and Pastor John gave a really sweet service. We really enjoyed…read moreit. Afterwards, we used the kitchen for a small reception and it was perfect.

Youth Performance Company is as good as it gets. The shows are creative, topics are thrilling and…read morethe actors are very, very talented. By far Youth Performance Company is the best ticket in town.

5 stars for teaching and the teachers. As far as how this place is run 2 stars at most. Place is…read moredirty, small and no parking. Kids running around everywhere I blame the parents for that. Too Damn stressful and chaotic in here.

My kiddo has been here for two years now and everything has been good here! Teachers and staff are…read morenice and truly care. The curriculum is solid as well.

Scheduled two months out. The day came and the instructor was a no show. There was no answer during…read morelisted business hours. Finally got through to someone and they gave some excuse about the teachers being away, no apology.

Been taking driving classes with JJ frol ACE driving school. JJ is a remarkable instructor who is…read moreincredibly calm. I am a nervous student and hence it's very important to have a calm instructor. Would definitely recommend for anyone learning to drive. ACE also get better driving test dates than if you were to call the DMV and go on your own in a rental car. Strongly recommend going with ACE for a driving test .