Visited this school for the very first time. They were having an open house for students and…read moreparents. I was very impressed by the building I believe it may be a historic landmark. All of the buildings on campus looks like they were built in the 1950s. I was visiting the classroom of Miss Katherine Olson. She is a new first grade teacher there. She has four hard of hearing students, and eat regular students in her classroom. The classroom was very nicely decorated appropriate for first-graders. I was quite impressed with all of the technology available to these first-graders. Miss Olson can use what's called a smart white board. She can use specially designed "magic markers" to instruct on the board and then the images can either be stored or they can be deleted, without really writing on the board. I wish her the best of success this first year of her teaching first grade. I know this is a dream come true for her.

I had a good experience here from 2014-2016. I got my BS in…read morehospitality management here and learned a lot about culinary and restaurant management. I wanted to work I. Hotels, but most of my electives were restaurant related and helped me decide on my path. Most of the classes were extremely easy and felt like degree filler. My degree helped me become comfortable I. The field and gave me a good outline on my career path. It didn't necessarily get me any jobs, but it helped me with the jobs I got after.

I'm currently student at Rosen, I'm entering my junior year and I love it. This is the first time…read morein my life I've enjoyed learning in my classes because I'm learning and growing in my service and hospitality skills. I highly recommend this school if your career focus is hospitality, restaurants, and/or events. There's a major for each with a specialized path plus plenty of opportunities for internship and work being located in the tourism heart of Orlando. The campus is beautiful and small so it's hard to get lost. It's designed to look like a resort-ish hotel so you feel like you're learning where you'll be working in the future. I prefer it 10x more than UCF's main campus. The classes are taught by (mostly) great professors that are knowledgable in the industry and have usually worked in the industry themselves. I've thoroughly enjoyed my time at this school and it gets more exciting as I go because I'm getting into my hand selected hospitality electives. The only complaint I have is that a lot of the core hospitality classes can get somewhat repetitive, but I guess that really drills information into your head.

I love massages. But my budget doesn't love the price tag. I'd had student massages when I lived in…read moreGainesville, and was so excited when I found somewhere in Orlando that had the option. You just can't beat a $25 50-minute massage. My husband and I registered for Sunday appointments, but there are options on Sundays, Mondays, and Thursdays at 1 and 2pm. When we arrived, there was a very smooth check in process and we just had to fill out a quick questionnaire about our wellness, experience with massages, injuries. and preferences. We were then each assigned a student. He got a female and I had a male student. Both were very professional, reviewed our charts with us, asked the right questions, and helped us transition from the changing room to the tables (which was a strange process I'll tell you about later.) The massages take place in a room with twelve massage tables and partitions. It's pretty quiet for the most part, but not everyone starts at the same time so there was quite a bit of noise at the end when others were finishing earlier before us. The massages themselves were great! They were just as good as what I'd expect to pay full price for at a chain massage spa. The students adjusted to any preferences or comments that I had, and were very attentive to my requests. I think sometimes a student massage can be even better than a professional massage because they're trying to hard to get it just right for you, and really putting in a conscious effort. I have nothing but great things to say about the quality of my massage, and my husband agreed about his! However, this was between a 4 and 5 star review for me. The reason I almost docked a star is the awkward and somewhat-uncomfortable undressing/dressing process. Because the massage studio isn't private, you have to get changed in either the bathroom or one of the breakrooms, then walk to the massage table through a room of people wrapped in a towel. The student are super skilled at making sure that nobody sees your bits and pieces, but it still takes away from the overall experience. However, it's totally understandable that they are doing their best given the facilities and they do truly do a great job. Thus, a 5 star experience due to massage quality, professionalism, and value. Highly recommend!

The school offers the students a clean, friendly and stress free learning environment. This is…read moresimply a great school! En OSTMY se habla español!

My daughter has been enrolled in Grade 6 at Howard School for the past six months. During this…read moreperiod, we experienced repeated and serious issues related to the school environment and the administration. Despite our efforts, these problems were not resolved. As a result, I have made the decision to withdraw my daughter from Howard School and enroll her in another school. I am extremely dissatisfied with the lack of organization and professionalism demonstrated by the administration. Based on our experience, I would not choose this School again and would not recommend it to other parents. I not consider the Howard School like Magnet level, nothing good in this school

This place is great, especially so for the band and chorus programs, some of the best musicians I…read moreknow came from here.

Review # 896 I want…read moreto take a moment and thank the Osceola County school system for allowing this new upstart Catholic Church to meet in their cafeteria. It is it's the really lovely and modern campus, I noticed palm trees and shrubbery that looked lovely in the area. The church meets in the auditorium/cafeteria/gymnasium area of the school. Hi Missy this is very cleverly designed. Great use of the space. I didn't encounter any teachers or principal, I was this Sunday, so I was there to attend the Mass. The cafeteria tables were very cleverly converted to benches, in this case " church pews". Overall it's lovely property, thank you for letting the local Catholic Diocese build a new church in the area.

This school is great. The parking kind of sucks, but other than that I've had a great experience so…read morefar! Books are expensive, as always, but that's across the board at any school. Lots of amenities! A big gym, health care facility, mental health & counseling facility, an extra book store and TONS and TONS of places to find good food & beverage! There's even a little bar on campus! *dangerous* The library is open until 1am! That's super convenient for night owls! UCF even has it's own weekend/evening shuttle bus service routes for designated driving! They've really went above & beyond for making the student experience all it can be.

My 14 year old son has attended ID Tech Summer Camp for the past 5 years. Each year when the camp…read moreends, he is already talking about going back the next year. This summer he has opted for the overnight option because he has felt he was "missing out" by only going to day camp. My son has attended MANY different summer camps of all types, day and overnight, sports, academic, music, Boy Scouts, Disney, Sea World, in state, out of state, etc. ID Tech is at the top of his list. The staff to camper ratio is excellent and the staffers are terrific - high energy, fun, young, computer geek types. My son has been to the camp at both UCF and Rollins College - both facilities have been good. And my son has always commented that the food is great! The only negative is the cost - it's expensive. This camp is not for every kid. But if you've looked at the courses and your son or daughter has an interest in these programs, I don't think you'll find better.

I was debating whether I wanted to renew my G license or not and waited until the last minute to…read morefind a training session. Luckily, I found Eddy Security and Training who fit me days before my license expired despite their normal classes already being full. Todd the owner worked around my schedule and met me on a Tuesday afternoon. The 4 hour requal cost $70 plus a $16 range fee at Reigs Gun Shop and Range. Todd was really knowledgeable and had a great understanding of security. Todd teaches the D & G combined class Monday- Saturday 10a-9p with an 8 hour range day at Reigs on Sunday. Afterwards, many of his students obtain licenses through FDACS and find meaningful employment with a security agency. Todd said several of his students were hired by Paragon Systems and Rancom Security who specialize in GSA contracts with higher than average entry wages with no previous experience. Todd also teaches concealed weapon and women's handgun defense classes with his wife. Prices for each class can be found on Eddy's website but don't include any applicable licencing fees required by FDACS. Eddy Security and Training is located in same shopping plaza as Sonic. The plaza has an orange colored roof and the suite overhead sign says "407 Academy" which can be found on the Northeast side of the Plaza.

the teacher is extremely racist and out of line. he cursing and making sexual remarks to the woman…read morein the class and told me to shut the fuck up and just sit there. Im 36 years old & the crazy thing is his wife works with him and she's just as crazy as him. this is a mom and pop business and people if I could experience what I have today, you wouldn't let you feet cross the door frame. Save your money & go to a more accredited institution