Went to our first show - Shrek Jr and enjoyed it. Kids were enthusiastic, energetic and talented!…read moreThe down side was the mic system - it was cutting in and out regularly and certainly took away the impact of the song and performance. Surprising, since they do many shows a year at the center. The audio system needs upgrading!

My child has been doing shows here since 2016, and wow, has it improved. From Matilda, to The…read moreLittle Mermaid, to SpongeBob The Musical, it has been so much fun. Although it can be a little bit pricey, it is 100% worth it. To see my kid on stage doing the thing they love makes me have such joy. The staff here is wonderful, respectful, and kind (all words my daughter used) to the kids and adults. The props, costumes and sets are all hand made by other people, so there is no stage-crew, focusing mainly on acting. However, there are also voice lessons that have been splendid. DLC, keep doing you thing!

After three yers of going here the owner kicked us out.....The lack of teachers is a problem…read more There was one teacher in class as opposed to two. So kids couldn't go to the bathroom because not enough teachers were there...When my wife addressed this with the owner, the owner kicked us out of the school. Do Not let your children and your families fall under this dictatorial regime. The directors and the teachers(whom change on a monthly basis) are great. The owner is horrible. Plus the toys in the school are older then all of my kids combined. For the money she should be getting new toys for the kids yearly. Do not pay money to give this owner more incentive to keep this business model going

My son has attended the Goddard School for over 3 years, and he loves his teachers and other staff…read moremembers. He was identified with a speech delay to which the staff supports and accommodates his IEP therapies with ease. Pros: Great facility, provide your picky child what they want to eat, educated professionals, good curriculum (chess, soccer camp, sign language, etc.) Cons: pricey (pay for quality), high assistant turnover (typical)

I came here for a meeting in one of the conference rooms and the staff were super friendly,…read moredirecting me to where I needed to go. The community space was cleaned and the staff set up the projector and made sure I had everything I needed. If you have a community group that needs a space, this is a good option!

We've been going to the Roger Carter Center for many years. The gym/workout area is basic, but…read moreadequate. Parking can be a nightmare, especially on the weekends, as there are few spaces available on the street level and the parking garage is small and located far from the main entrance. If a piece of equipment is broken or out of order (including fans), it usually takes weeks before repairs are affected. The biggest problem at the center, though, is the lack of rule enforcement by staff. Some gym goers seem to believe that this is their own personal gym and think nothing of dangerously modifying the equipment, turning the room fans off or physically moving them to meet their own personal comfort, talking on cell phones, playing music or videos audibly, remaining on aerobic equipment beyond the 30-minute limit, scrolling on their phones for 10 minutes or more between sets, entering the building from the 3rd floor and not bothering to check in at the front desk (are these people even members?), and on and on. Prior to the pandemic, there was a staff member positioned on the 2nd floor workout area who monitored the space. Since that time, staff presence on the 2nd floor is minimal or non-existent, and most staff members seem content to sit in their chairs at the front desk, staring at their cell phones. I realize it is a $16/hour job, but can they not show a little initiative and make the rounds to ensure that members are adhering to the rules, especially when it comes to cell phone use and dangerous gym practices on the floor? This situation is becoming untenable, as members are forced to either confront gym goers who are exhibiting bad etiquette themselves, or alert someone at the front desk (which, at least the two times I did went this route, yielded zero results).

I have been waiting for an over charge refund for 30 days now…read more My boys attended for 3 months to try it out. We decided to move on to other extracurricular activities a month! I have contacted this organization 5x now letting them know that I still have not received a full refund and the ONE person that initiated the refund now is unresponsive. Administration is again UNRESPONSIVE!

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The summer camps at the Sensory Station were phenomenal for my child. She was learning how to write…read morewhile having a tremendous amount of fun. On her last day of camp, she told me. Mom you finally found it. You found a way for me to learn without even knowing it. She also started writing in her journal for fun. I did not have to ask her to do it anymore. If you are looking for a place where your child can learn while having fun, this is it!

We had such an amazing experience with the classes and students at The Sensory Station. We enrolled…read moreour 4 year old and 7 year old during the school year to help build their confidence with reading, writing and presentation skills. Ms Amy was so patient and caring at all times, even when the kids didn't seem to feel confident. Shortly after a few sessions, their love for learning in these subjects grew rapidly. They loved to go to their sessions, see their new friends and learn new things. Their teachers at school noticed the difference in their school work as well. When we moved out of Howard County, they enrolled in a top private school and for sure their time with the Sensory Station showed. Both kids are demonstrating skills in these areas 2 grades above their peers. And most important, their love for reading and writing continues. Greatest decision made to invest our Saturday mornings and week day evening here. Thank you Ms Amy and your team for the excellent work with our children.

Be careful, they charge 25% cancellation fee if you cancel a camp registration before May 31, and…read moreafter June 1, they only refund you their class credit. And if you cancel it within two weeks before the camp starting date, you will get no refund! Read their demanding policy before you register! Yes, I signed it, but I did not read the policy and assumed this camp's policy was similar to other camps' policy in this area that there is no charge if a cancellation happens more than 40 days before the camp starting date. I write this review just to remind people PLEASE READ THE POLICY! There will be NO REFUND for CANCELLATIONS AFTER JUNE 1. They only refund their camp credits to you so you can not get your money back!

Club Scientific Chesapeake offers all kinds of programs, but the one I'm reviewing is the one my…read moreson attended, which is for the Summer Camp of Camp Jurassic for ages 4-5 years old. I knew it was the perfect camp for my son since Camp Jurassic deals with dinosaurs and gemstones, both of which my son loves. The camp staff seem to be very caring of the children and offer plenty of fun activities. My son was excited every day to go to camp (and it was his first time ever going to camp) and after each day he always brought home a variety of projects that they had worked on during the day which varies from an erupting volcano, to an edible volcano, to a dinosaur model, to magnetic gemstones, rock candy, and so much more! My son was thrilled to go on a dinosaur dig where he "discovered" dinosaur bones that they put together. I'm thrilled to discover a camp that challenges my son both mentally (since they do scientific experiments and learning projects) as well as physically when they go outside to play. I've never seen my son so excited about attending anything before and he comes home every day with stories of all the fun he had during the day and all the new things he's learned. I highly recommend this company if you're looking for some place for your child to have a lot of fun as well as learn a lot in the process, since my son can't seem to stop raving about how great of an experience he's had with them!