As a nanny I've experienced very many different types of swim lessons from private, ISR, and…read moremultiple swim schools. Goldfish impressed me with their free trial, cool complimentary swag bag that came with a great swim diaper and friendly staff. The facility is NICE. Very clean, multiple dressing rooms, large waiting area with books, an aquarium tank, craft table to keep kids busy while waiting. They also supply things you might have forgotten like hair ties, lotion, diapers. All of this was very impressive! They also have real showers with soap, shampoo and conditioner- it truly had almost every single thing we wanted. Here's where we had to make the choice to stay with Emler and not switch to goldfish. The lesson felt much more fast paced and like the children were there to have fun vs learn real skills. My 18 month old can swim underwater 10 seconds but they don't start actual swimming until I believe 2 years old. I did love how nice the instructor was but this felt a bit more like a fun mommy and me experience. I think this is a fun place to go if you want to get your child acquainted with being in water. We are looking for a bit more and had to pass on enrolling here.

The community is so amazing! The staff and members are so supportive of the kids they teach and…read moreother kids they see regularly!!

My children have gone to this center for years. Pinky Merchant and her team are patient and…read moresupportive. Each child has a learning plan that's suited to their individual abilities. I highly recommend them!

I've noticed a great difference in my child in the last 8 mos. of attending Kumon. She went from…read morecrying about math to being the best in class this year. Ms. Pinky is awesome. As a physician couple time is limited for us and just spending 15-30 mins a day going over Kumon homework has really made a remarkable difference for our child. I enrolled our younger child and also encouraged my brother to enroll his kids as well, we couldn't be more satisfied with that decision. It works, with just a little bit of followup from parents.

My kids are improving in Math and Reading! Staff is friendly and helpful and committed to helping…read morestudents

We decided to put our four year old daughter in Kumon because she will be the youngest child in her…read morekindergarten class this fall and we didn't want her to feel out of place or behind her peers. We are absolutely thrilled with the progress she's made in just a few months time. Neither my husband nor I could read when we went into kindergarten and my daughter is reading level 1 books with ease. We love the positive reinforcement the owner Ms. Arathi provides. She even guided us on how to positively manage an EXTREMELY strong willed child who sometimes refuses to do her homework. My daughters confidence has soared when she proudly reads to her grandparents and even reads to her pre-K classmates at daycare! We feel more than ready for her to start kinder and thank the hard work of Ms. Arathi and her staff in getting her to the advanced level she's at!

Sometimes you chose a place because of location? vibe? reviews? etc. I remember doing a tour online…read mored/t covid and was conversing with the same person on fb chat who ever admitted she worked for the daycare she recommended on fb. hmmm sus. Mini tour and kids screaming left and right. Kids do that right? well at this place they did for sure. It wasnt until I toured others that I realized there are daycares out there that kids seem really happy. The 1st day seemed promising since she didnt cry. Then she came home with a gash on her arm. Conveniently this was the one day that we had no access to our camera live feed. Of course we reported it and we were told there was nothing they saw on footage review. Hmm...right. After this, things seemed to go ok but then they removed our access to live feed whenever we wanted and were now restricted to 10 min 10x a day. No notice of the change, no explanation. nada. We werent here long, only a few months. Mostly chose because of location and hours of operation. Then it happened again, came home with another square cut on her arm. No word if this was an adult or another kid but we knew nothing would come from bringing it up since nothing happened the previous incident either. We ended up leaving and really liked the new daycare we chose.

The teachers are great! The owners are different. The school needs painting. I was there for 1.6…read moreyear. I would check their license report on dfps website before moving forward.

They had me set up biweekly tutoring sessions @55. An hour. 440 a month. The tutors are absent…read moreminded kids and they run around there like it's play time. My son never saw the same person twice and had they audacity to try reprimand us for missing sessions as if someone was specifically waiting on him, when I was told it was zero problem. They send your appointment reminders at 4am when the appointment is at 10am. My son got no help and it was a huge waste of time and money. DONT WASTE YOUR TIME AND MONEY

After only a couple of months, I'm seeing a increase in confidence with my daughter. On my own, I…read morecould've never helped her the way Mathnasium does - my daughter has run into friends there who are placed in advanced Math at her school (Quest). She now knows what it takes to be really good at math for many! We're VERY happy!

I am a father of two children who both have attended St. John Neumann (SJN) pre-school. I've had…read morean overwhelmingly positive experience with Kelly Montgomery and all of the teachers at SJN. If you are fortunate enough to find a spot for your children, I wouldn't hesitate even for even a minute. We've tried several different pre-schools in multiple cities and SJN is our hands-down favorite (and our top pick for any children joining our family in the future). I receive multiple updates per week via email from my child's Pre-K teacher, Ms. Chrysta. She includes specific aims and goals in her emails and lesson plans, and she produces great results, too! Of note, my child's social and writing skills have improved, and she takes direction far better than before attending SJN. Most importantly, my child feels loved by her teachers, and she loves them back. At this critical Pre-K age, both a trust and a bond with teachers and the administrator set the tone for everything else. Most days, my child feels moved to enter the office of "Chi Chi" (Kelly) and give her a goodbye hug. I also see this trust and love between my child and teachers not directly involved with my child's education. The small size of the school allows for this. All of the teachers and staff say "hi" and "bye" to my child by name, and ask my child questions about the day or the weekend. This makes SJN as much a community as it is a school. The classroom sizes are kept small so that each child has a chance for individual attention and instruction. SJN has early drop-off and late stay options, too. The other parents I've met tend to be highly involved in their children's lives. There are both fathers and mothers dropping off and picking up kids. I've made friends with many of the families, and hope to continue meeting even more! There is one extremely negative review of SJN pre-school here on Yelp from August 2017. I would ask other Yelp users to do their homework: inspect this reviewer's other reviews and draw their own conclusions about the fairness, accuracy, and focus of this 1-star SJN review.

I had posted this review but it seems to have "gone away" so I'm re-posting. Bottom line, I'd…read moreavoid this school if at all possible. If you feel you must go there then please check carefully with the other Mom's who are enrolled, if you go to the church as fellow members why they don't go, and make sure you get everything you need in writing from the director so that she has to follow up with what she promised. I've had one child in this school for the past few years but am now finally able to move to another higher quality Westlake Hills preschool. The wait lists are long so you take what you can get. The school itself is not too bad, definitely on the lowest end of the scale. The teachers are sweet but left to self direct. There is little to no direction that I've been able to tell from the director. Depending on your age and class you may have an extremely organized teacher who works really well with the kids or someone who's just a glorified babysitter. The turnover is pretty high but does seem to be balancing out a little recently. They were a "drop in" program at first and have just gotten licensed by the state this past year. That has helped a lot by forcing the school to get better organized. I'm also a member of the church - which is wonderful by the way, no complaints there! I only mention this because many of my fellow Mom's with pre-school age kids refuse to send their children to our own MDO program which I think is a shame. I'm now joining the ranks and moving. Kelly, the director is wonderful with the kids - she knows them all by name, gets down to their level to speak with them and is a sweet person. On the down side she's horrible at paper work and seldom returns phone calls or emails. If you are looking to join your best bet is to make an appointment or just show up to speak with her. Make sure you get ALL the paperwork and fill it out. She's often told mother's not to worry about it and then they never get in. Follow up with her yourself - frequently. The classrooms are temporary since they are used often for other meetings and events. Mrs. Vaughn's is stationary as is the baby room but the others are subject to change. Not a huge deal but know that any toys or activities the kids do will have to be brought out daily. There isn't any real indoor space to play in inclement weather so they are mostly left in the classroom. The outdoor playground is very nice though with plenty of shade and areas for smaller and older children to play. To sum it up for me, if you have another option take it. If this is your only choice it's not the worst place to be. Make sure you really understand if you are in or not and what days you get - the director won't always tell you and if you really want in you are going to have to stay on top of it. Good luck!

Texas School For The Blind And visually impaired TSBVI is the best place ever. I am visually…read moreimpaired and I go there. They have a summer program and it's like a camp. Super fun. All of the teachers and STAFF understand you and they you will think of them as family after the camp. There is 1-2 weeks. It is also a school in the school year. They also have programs. In the school year. (So camp). I 100% recommended y'all check this out. It is for blind. Visually impaired. And visually impaired or blind with multiple disabilities.

Great organization and great kids! Check in with Gloria to start volunteering and help out the…read morestudents. Lots of construction has been going on so park in the entrance area. The kids put on talent shows, plays, and have a lot of activities.

My son has been going to CN&T since the beginning of the school year for ACT prep and help with…read morePre-Calculus. We have had a great experience. Highly recommend :)

Unreliable. I signed up a month ago for SAT tutoring, and when I went there they said they changed…read morethe starting time and cancelled it without noticed. I left my phone number and email address when I registered it. I changed my plan and drove all the way there without apology! Don't waste your time and money there.