I am thrilled to share our experience with Coach Kelly, my son's swimming instructor. From the very…read morefirst lesson, her patience and professionalism stood out, creating a nurturing environment where my son felt comfortable to learn and grow. Her teaching style is incredibly effective, blending fun with structured lessons that keep my son engaged and motivated. I've watched him progress remarkably under her guidance, overcoming challenges and building confidence in the water. Moreover, it's evident how much my son loves her as an instructor; he looks forward to each lesson with excitement. It's not just about technique for her; she fosters a genuine love for swimming that will last a lifetime. I cannot recommend Coach Kelly highly enough! She has truly made a positive impact on my son's swimming journey, and we are so grateful for her dedication and expertise.

My daughter has been with SwimSCAAPE for a few years now. I have nothing but gratitude for them…read more Her instructor kelly, has been so amazing and supportive of my daughter. My daughter has made huge progress in her swimming. I'm amazed just seeing how much she knows. She doesn't hesitate to show off her skills any chance she gets! Kelly is always on time and ready to work! She keeps an open communication. She's very welcoming also! She makes my daughter feel comfortable and safe. She makes sessions fun. My daughter is always excited to go to her sessions.

My son was ACCEPTED! We have been at Summit View West since August 2017. It's now March 2018. We…read morecouldn't be any happier. The staff is so kind to my son and taught him to read! HE'S READING! If you have a child with a learning difference, you know how awesome that is. The specialized reading programs and small class size is really working for him. His teacher is an Angel! She "gets" my son. She takes the time to listen and has been a huge advocate for him. His school counselor is really amazing. She is so well trained in determining the functions of my son's behaviors, offering him tools/strategies that will help him cope. I will continue to post updates as we continue on our journey.

School is so underfunded that we didn't have a nurse for half the day, and so when someone passed…read moreout during gym due to heat exhaustion, they called a fucking ambulance Had a history teacher who, half the time, would get on to random topics, even brought it up in my middle school graduation speech, so we barely finished the US Revolution. Had a math teacher who claimed his name was Vargnez, said he was a rapper, talked to the boys the whole time, and never taught us any math. This was pre-algebra; we needed that math to go on to high school. He didn't teach a shit Had a very old, very British cat lady for a vice principal. She would show us her many fostered kittens, and also, didn't you say about the bullying I received I was called a snitch by several boys because I snitched on them to the principal, who proceeded to do nothing And every single website, including Google, was blocked on the school Chromebooks so ya, it was pretty bad

Nothing short of a lifesaver. My daughter was having a hard time learning in school to say the…read moreleast. Rachel has been learning leaps and bounds, has tons of friends and enjoys going to school every day. Their one on one instruction for a portion of the day is exactly what she needed to excel. Every day I hear stories of all the fun she is having at school and she does not even realize that she is learning a ton.

Game changer. Changing schools is a scary thing for parents and kids but when your kiddo asks why…read moreyou didn't move her earlier to this school you know you made the right choice! For kids with learning differences this is the place to be. They know what they are doing, have resources and knowledgable staff and truly see your kid. As a parent I finally feel a true home/school partnership and found a school that says 'we got this'!

Finding Park Century School (we are currently finishing up our first year there) has been one of…read morethe best things to happen to our family. The staff, the teachers - all incredible and everyone is focused on the same goal - our daughter's academic success. She was starting to disengage at her previous school because it simply wasn't set up to meet her needs. Since joining Park Century, she has transformed. She is thriving, happy, and settling into middle school with a confidence we weren't sure we'd ever see. Middle school is a hard transition for any kid, and even harder when you learn differently. Park Century makes it feel manageable -- because they have a plan, decades of experience and a proven method. We are so grateful to have found a community that sees our child for who she is and gives her the tools, on her timeline, for independence and success. We can't recommend Park Century highly enough.

This school is horrible I went there for 2nd through 8th and if it wasn't for family conflict I…read morewould have loved to have left after the 3rd grade after the extra help I needed was reached. The school is called park century and yet no park we were promised a park the entire time I was there and I think to my knowledge they still don't have a park. There where good teachers at points but after Doug Phelps was hired he kind of did away with anything positive and made it into a helicopter parents dream it was ridiculous honestly how fast it got so bad and I had to stick around through all of it so I might just be a little extra angry quite honestly. As well i remember by the science room it would always smell bad and the majority of the school would honestly smell sort of bad which was always strange also the fact I still remember this has got to mean something as I left 6ish years ago. As well I remember the art teacher we had was horrible (Christina) and a bore that was far from insightful on anything and I mean anything artistic she would just show slides then make us make copy's of Mondrian or whatever artist she chose that week. I think this is kind of indicative of how the entire school operates, a lot of saying they encourage hands on learning but then only actually allowing a very small amount of actual hands on learning and having just endless lectures on what felt like nothing. They treated the kids as if left alone we went be able to survive for 30 minutes alone which is just silly and it's just far too much cuddling to actually allow any real experience or learning. Also everything said by other reviewers about allowing the children of wealthier families preferential treatment is entirely true. Also there was a bullying problem but that's a completely different story. Also they where just incredible ridged the entire time and made it feel like you couldn't be a kid or have any natural experience unless it went with their very very strict rules that I imagine cater to some parents with more sway over the schools wishes. At the end of the day just Dont send your children there even though there where some positive it's like so heavily outweighed by the amount of bad like a grain of rice versus the sun on a scale and if your kids are there already pull them out and demand a refund. In short the school is a joke and horrible dont send your children there unless you want to ruin their futures it's a horrible farce of place and there is nothing more to say about it really.

Thank You Jaime for such a down to earth and informative class. My husband and I initially went to…read morethe free Kaiser classes and were not as happy with the impersonal feeling we got from a group class with close to 75 people. We looked around online and came across Ask A Mama which seemed more up our alley with a hands on and small group approach. Jamie is very knowledgeable about all things infant and in addition to lecture/instruction time, she presented information in a very open forum type of manner which easily lended itself for questions from the participants. As many know, when you take that trip into motherhood, people will offer you their opinions regardless if you ask for them or not. Jamie's personality was easy going and non-judgmental which I think is perfect for first time moms. It was refreshing to take part in such a great class. And a bonus? She came with snacks for the group! What a tremendous resource this class was!

My husband and I signed up for a private class with Jamie that included her coming in to our home…read moreand walking us through - sort of what to expect, how to _______, what if _______, etc? she spent the morning with us and even stayed over the allotted time to answer AAALLLLL the questions we had! Being first time parents, we're anxious/scared/terrified/excited, etc and Jamie really put our nerves to rest! She came fully prepared, provided us a thorough handout and walked us step by step through: swaddling, changing diapers and clothes, sponge baths and umbilical stump care. She showed us a few tricks of the trade and told us what products we still needed to get. Having Jamie come in to our home and really set us up was definitely worth it. She was patient, non- judgmental and very kind. 100% recommend her! I've already emailed her with a few follow up questions ;) Now if she could just induce labor, we'd be set!!

We love Grandview! Our oldest just graduated with a biliteracy award in Spanish. Our youngest will…read morebe in third grade and is just about caught up from falling behind during COVID. Their dual immersion program is the best. We don't speak Spanish at home but our kids are pretty fluent. Great teachers, admin and staff.

My son joined Grand View in the first grade and it was the best decision we could have made for…read morehim. We were concerned at first that he would struggle learning Spanish because we are an English-speaking household, but we're partway through the semester now and already he's excited and confident to practice his language skills. The teachers at this school are fantastic. They care about the academic success and emotional well-being of their students, and I am so impressed by the differentiated learning that happens. My son has been challenged in the areas where he excels and given extra help where he struggles. They also have so many extras: gardening, cooking, library, art, and more. The parent community is very passionate and there are many opportunities to be involved if that's what you're looking for. Basically, I can't say enough good things about this school! We left a highly competitive charter to come here and I'm so glad we made that choice.

I contacted Jenny about support my kiddo needs which wasn't her focus area (she supports more…read morekiddos with ADHD). Instead of just letting me go, Jenny was very helpful offering me advice and referrals to other professionals who do specialize in my kiddo's need area. This is the mark of a true professional who cares are helping children. Willing to redirect business to another professional who is better suited to help that kiddo because that is in the best interest of the child. Thank you Jenny.

I can't say enough good things about Jenny and WeThrive Learning. Her knowledge, compassion for her…read morestudents, and professionalism sets her apart from other Ed. therapists. I had the pleasure of teaching alongside her for many years and have seen firsthand the commitment she has to the children in her care. She stays abreast of best practice, supporting her work with scientific strategies. I highly recommend reaching out if your child is in need of support, you won't be disappointed!

This school is a very small close knit environment that focuses on academic excellence. My daughter…read moreloves going to school and learning new things. The principal is very nice and helpful. All of the staff are friendly and amazing! Every time I drop my daughter off I feel confident that she will learn and have a great day at school. If you are looking for people who care about your child's education then this is the perfect school for you. -Delilah's Parents

Mi hijo actualmente asiste a GEA 2 en tercer grado pues m siento muy contenta con la enseñanza que…read moreles dan a los niños mi hijo gracias a Dios a avanzado mucho la señora directora una excelente persona tanto con los niños como con los padres muy amable.

We've been on the waitlist a year for the swimming program and provided our availability multiple…read moretimes and checked in multiple times only to be told to check back in a few months multiple times. Would have been great to leave an actual review of the program but unfortunately we were never given the opportunity. Beware of a multi year waitlist.

What an extraordinary therapeutic facility this is. Watching my three-year-old grandson at his…read moreone-on-one gymnastics class today was beyond words. Leaps and Boundz truly provides a space for children with diverse abilities to grow, build skills and confidence. I watched my grandson focus for an hour, develop core strength, and become more aware of how to use his body - traversing a balance beam, learning how to safely climb up and down ladders, jump on a trampoline, and effectively throw, bounce and catch balls. Coach Eric was the most knowledgeable person I have seen working with children with disabilities. He is a gentle guide mirroring behavior and gently encouraging children to build their strengths and become the best they can be. All of the staff members I saw were caring and attentive. And Dominique was so thoughtful offering guidance. I asked Eric about the company's overall objectives and he shared that they want to create community for children, families and adults who might feel isolated. What a noble and necessary goal. I would recommend Leaps n Boundz to any parent looking to help their child grow and nourish a sense of achievement and belonging.