My oldest daughter has been dancing with studio 203 for 14 years. I have two more daughters who are…read moredancing there as well. Studio 203 is family. We won't go anywhere else. Ms. Karen is a wonderful dance teacher,and Ms. Denise is a great office manager. They definitely go above and beyond.

Studio 203 is a second home to us. Ms. Karen, Ms. Denise, Terry, and all the assistants through out…read morethe years have been nothing but wonderful. My oldest daughter started dance here when she was just a few month shy of 5 and my youngest daughter has grown up in this studio from the moment I found out I was pregnant to when she started dancing at 2.5 years old. We absolutely love this place the teaching is spot on and the instructors are very patient with the variety of kiddos that come in and out the doors everyday . When comes dance recital and competition season due to both my girls being on the company teams I praise Ms. Karen's decision to keep the girls costumes modest for their age groups. I highly recommend this studio to all our our friends, and family. We have brought tons of smiling faces in though out the years .

First off let me start by stating I am absolutely obsessed with the owner Mrs Tab! She is so sweet…read moreand helpful every step of the way! My 4 year old had Ms. KitKat and my 7 year old had Mrs. Bain and I am so thankful for their patience and kindness towards my girls. Learning ballet at any age can be a challenge but they made it so fun and disciplined! The girls also took hip hop and that was a joy to watch them learn and grow in dance! Thank you so much for all the love and support you have given my girls! Best dance place they have in central texas hand down, huge recommendation!!

I'm only giving them a 2 star because my daughter liked her instructor…read more We did a 2 year old class. They would start a few minutes late and end a few minutes EVERY TIME. The owner and her adult daughters frequently bicker in the lobby. The owner and others gossip about other parents. My most recent time, my daughter had to use the restroom. When I took her back there, there was no toilet paper, soap, or paper towels. A male teenager up front said that they are going through it too fast so they won't be providing it and the owner gave me a toilet paper roll to bring back there but then said I had to bring it back. I then had to take my kid out to the car to use hand sanitizer. LOL. It's so sad, it's comical. I would use caution when deciding on this place.

I love the Killeen Jazzercise! The instructors are knowledgeable, friendly, and make you feel right…read moreat home - a few know me by name even thought I've only gone a few times. Not only are there several options for class times & instructors, but the workouts are fun and instructors offer "low impact" options for moves/exercises that may be difficult for some. If you're tired of your same old routine definitely give Jazzercise a shot!

I've contacted this location numerous time and attempted to talk with corporate about canceling my…read moremembership. I've cancelled in person before quarantine and was still charged through it. Tried messaging the killeen location on numerous platforms and after many days they finally said they would make sure to not charge my account again and issue a refund. I never received a refund for the extra month they charged and they charged me yet again this month. So now I'm $120 out because they have not done what they said they'd do. The overall atmosphere is great, and the people are overall kind so I'm not giving them 1 star, but if you are thinking of getting a membership, just be weary that they are not very good at their customer service end.

Awesome people, you can tell they love their job and love the kids. Great teachers! Will recommend…read moreA&K to everyone.

I've been taking my oldest daughter here, for about 3 years now and my 2 year old twin girls just…read morestarted with A&K Dance this year. They are such great teachers here, they truly care about all the kids they teach. What I love most is that they give the one on one attention that the younger ones need. You can tell they love dance and each student. Looking forward to taking my girls her several days a week for many years to come.

This studio is hands down the BEST in Central Texas. The entire staff cares so deeply about its…read moredancers and their families. Not only do they breed incredible talent, they teach their dancers to be good people as well. Can't recommend them enough!!! There's a reason why so many of us proudly exclaim that #webleedblue!

Best studio in the area...PERIOD! Technical skills of Mr…read more Alden and his staff is beyond any other studio in the area and beyond. If you want the best for your child/teen Dance Works +Plus is the place for them.

I enrolled my child at Hill Country Arts Academy. I informed the school we had recently moved from…read moreoverseas and that she may be behind in math due to curriculum differences, and requested to be notified if she was struggling academically. The school issued report cards showing all "A" grades in all subjects, including math, despite knowing she had been behind in math upon enrollment and not informing me of any concerns or deficiencies. I raised concerns in person about whether skills such as fractions were being taught and assessed, but was not provided clear work samples or grading criteria, and was treated poorly for asking. I independently assessed my child using grade-level math tests, a MAP assessment, and a Mathnasium evaluation, all of which indicated she was performing below grade level. I requested clarification on grading. The school did not clearly respond until repeated follow-up and stated the grade reflected grade-level placement rather than mastery. I did not receive clear documentation and my concerns were not addressed and I was ignored.

From the owner: Throughout Hill Country Arts Academy, we follow a…read moreliterature-based educational approach that employs a diverse array of educational materials, including literary works, both fiction and nonfiction, biographies, illustrations, and practical experiments. This method provides a dynamic and comprehensive education that goes beyond mere textbook memorization. Books in Language Arts, History, Geography, and Science serve as the primary instructional medium, inspiring discussions, exercises, and activities. Hands-on learning is a significant part of the curriculum at Hill Country Arts Academy. A large portion of math programs include manipulative elements, and science programs feature weekly experiments. A tactile approach is also applied to History, Geography, and Reading through projects that accompany specific lesson segments. Hands-on learning allows children to interact with educational materials, aiding in the comprehension of more abstract concepts, especially in math and science. It transforms learning into a multisensory experience, engaging tactile pathways that can reinforce and solidify knowledge over time. Moreover, hands-on activities can animate learning, rendering it more impactful for children, which is particularly beneficial for traditionally less engaging subjects like history and geography. With full incorporation of the visual and performing arts into all aspects of the curriculum. Classes in ballet, tap, jazz, and theater offered evenings and weekends.

Great customer service helpful staff it was my daughters first time ever. They made her feel…read morecomfortable and she enjoyed her class and can not wait to come back. I highly recommend. They even have a trail class.

If I could rate it zero starts I would. Employees are rude and CURSE in front of children, very…read moreunprofessional and unorganized. Will not return.

To the Director and Board: A good amount of money was spent to buy tickets to Verdi's Requiem. I, a…read more76 year old native Austinite arrived at the Long Center about 20 minutes early (at the entrance to the parking garage). The next 15 minutes were spent looking for a parking place in the garage. I ended up parking at the very top and taking the elevator down. There were several other older ladies as well there who don't quite move quickly. By the time we walked to the door of the Long Center it was 3 minutes after the start of a 90-minute opera. I raced to get to my seat but was escorted to the upper balcony. As I entered there was a lady bandaging her leg on the stairs. From falling there. When I got to the upper balcony it was pitch dark and the helper had a flashlight that didn't work. It took me a while for my eyes to adjust and finally was able to be seated, slightly short of breath from the race and the altitude of those seats. Other nicely dressed older ladies came in after me and stumbled around to find seats. We were informed we would have to sit there for the duration as there was no intermission for a 90 minute performance. Why? I ask you why? Along with a canteen of water, a flashlight and a first aid kit do I need to bring a catheter to the Opera? This is ridiculous. I am pretty ticked off and will not attend again until something is done to remedy the deeply flawed, user-unfriendly experience I had. Navigating in the dark for a 76-year-old is not something that is a healthy activity. You do realize a lot of your audience are seniors, don't you? You do realize that you all probably go to the valet or VIP parking I passed at the one minute marker entrance to the parking lot and then go to your box seats? You're not experiencing what other people are experiencing and I'm afraid you've lost track. I hope you will do something to remedy.

I had the opportunity to see Cruzar de la Luna last night with friends and had such a great time…read more The storyline had beautiful depth and the orchestra was outstanding too. Great experience overall, Austin Opera knows how to put on a show!