Excellent facility with outstanding coaching . Offers a great environment for wrestlers from…read morebeginner to advanced. Very impressed with the camp my son participated in , some of the best instruction available anywhere . If your serious about learning to wrestle you should be here .

Awesome place!! My kid just got done with the Top Dawgs winter practice session and loved it. Tom…read moreHouck is doing amazing things here. From starting the weekend duals and a wrestling team for home-schooled students you can tell he has a great passion for wrestling. He's very friendly and has good advice for parents who ask questions. We will def be watching the schedule for this place and I'm sure my kid will want to attend as many programs as possible.

Four months in, so far both my husband and son are super happy with this place. We are even more…read moreexcited knowing some of his classmates from preschool attends this taekwondo. It makes the whole experience more worthy. Instructors: What makes this a good place to go are the Masters (instructors). They rotate the Masters who are giving instructions, routines, and exercise. Son's experience: He always looks forward going to TKD. His biggest motivation is the tape that goes on his belt to prove he did well with whichever routine was given. He gets so proud. His goal is to get a black belt - hah... we will see about that. Price - I'm not sure about the cost, but I felt the people there were honest and with my son's experience so far - it's well worth it. Thanks Taekwondo in Action!

Love this place. Kids do summer camp here. Learn some good skills around respect, family,…read morediscipline and team work.

W e have a son who is on the spectrum, and tried out this place. Our son has regular Taekwondo at a…read moregreat location in Fairfax, but thought we would supplement with this after school program. We were having trouble with my son's teacher, and decided to pull him out of the school, and cancel the after school. The school ended up letting the teacher go and convinced us to stay. We had a lot going on (anyone with an autistic child can relate) and didn't even think about the Taekwondo. The master was picking up kids at the school, saw our son, and wrote my wife an email accusing us of being dishonest, and saying he was going to charge us over $1k. I don't care about the money, but what type of Taekwondo master accuses a woman (both of us work full time) dealing with a tough situation of being a liar? I don't want my son learning from this type of man who makes accusations without the full story. I wouldn't send your kids here. There are many options for Taekwondo with Masters who are honorable and command respect, but not this place.

Choosing MJ Elite for my son has been one of the best, albeit unintentional, decisions I've made…read more After moving to the area, I initially enrolled him in a local program that lacked real substance, leaving us searching for something better. That's when we found MJ Elite, and it was exactly what we didn't know we needed. Master Jeon is not only kind and patient but also deeply family-oriented and genuinely supportive. As both a father and a dedicated community leader, his strong work ethic and disciplined approach extend far beyond his school--his influence is carried through the hallways of many local schools by the students he has impacted. We are incredibly grateful for Master Jeon and the unwavering support, guidance, and care he provides. The love and encouragement he shows my son mean the world to us, and we cannot thank him enough.

The teachers are not that warm or attentive , my daughter was sitting for 10 minutes in a group…read more and no one was teaching her.

Very poor service . Staff is very rude and and scheduling make up classes is tough. I wish I can…read moregive negative . They may want to change staff

We have been very happy with Code Ninjas in Leesburg. We love playing the games that our 8 and 6…read moreyear old have been coding there. It's great how they are making coding fun and something our kids look forward to every week.

After a difficult start due to a bully having too much power in the first class, we continued…read moreregardless to seek a positive experience. This weeks Minecraft coding camp has been wonderful. So much so, my son doesn't want to leave by the end of the day. We are considering the drop in program so he can continue his fun throughout the year. There are some stand out teachers here that really care about the kids and try their best. *My advice would be if you have a special needs child to call ahead of time and talk things out with Mike( owner and manger). I did have a negative experience with one teacher. I don't really know what she was thinking! It was her fault that the bully knew my child struggled with (dyslexia) reading. I had informed the front desk that he would need assistance and was reassured this would not be a problem at camp. The young woman had the audacity to walk up to my child Point to her shirt and ask him to read it. Why the hell she thought that was a good idea, I don't know! Even when I tried to talk to her about it, all she could do was dodge the questions repeat I'm sorry with a tremendous amount of anxiety. She explained "I did it just to see if he could and it was not in front of the class". Yet the boy across from my child heard everything and immediately took advantage of this knowledge along with this buddy. This disruptive child seemed to have control over most of their peers due to the fact that they feared his bullying would intern be turned on them. Upon pick up, three days in a row I observed how disrespectful the child was to the teachers. This young boy created a very dysfunctional classroom environment! I believe the teachers and the owner did their best to correct the situation as it was brought to their attention. As my child attempted to defend himself his reactions became noted by the staff as engaging. My son is a black belt. I'm not worried for his physical well-being! I was concerned for his mental well-being. My son explained to me that he had to ask the teachers to move the child to a new location After he needed to scream at for the child to leave him alone. Thankfully they listened, and this seems to help some. The ignorance of the young woman choosing to test my child rather than take my word for it caused a lot of issues and unneeded distress! She is to blame, and unfortunately I don't feel she actually comprehend what transpired due to her choice. Even after talking to her and apologizing she still lacks comprehension. Some additional staff training would be helpful in this scenario. I do want to note this is a new business. They are going to need to keep working out the kinks as they deal with children from all different backgrounds and the parents with different levels of involvement. *My advice to the owner is to never say that a mother should not be concerned and should let their child work it out on their own because they are Old enough in his perception. He insinuated that I was doing some form of helicopter parenting, enabling my child from developing independence. I'm sure if my child had a roundhouse kicked the child in the chest he would've been singing a different tune. I know for a fact that this was a concerning situation! Thankfully the dysfunctional child was not there this week, so we could and have had an authentic experience without his disruption. If he returned and the situation continued, I was going to addressed the parents my self!

Everbrook is AMAZING! We picked Everbrook pre-baby because it clearly offered the best combination…read moreof safety, loving environment, and education for our kiddo. Over 5 years later with that baby in kindergarten, I can say with confidence that Everbrook is all that and more. Angela, the principal, is one of best early childhood educators out there. She's put together an amazing team, and they support both you and your child (ren) through every stage. I have consulted Angie and her staff on how best to help my kiddo through everything from potty training and sleep regressions to reward systems. My kiddo (and the entire Junior Kindergarten class) graduated into Kindergarten not only with all the skills they needed to succeed in Kindergarten, but also understanding phonics and able to read simple books! Now part of LCPS, we are thrilled to continue at Everbrook as part of the School Age offerings and summer camp. I cannot reccomend Angela, her team, and Everbrook strongly enough.

Terrible. dirty equipment and poor communication from staff and leadership. Their corporate office…read moreis unprofessional as well.

Our 3 kids have been going to the Goddard since they were a year old. All 3 of them have thrived…read morewhile being at the Goddard. They have learned, explored, and developed so many new skills while attending. The teachers in each classroom have been incredible. Their energy, love, and dedication to each one of our children's needs has helped support a safe and positive school setting. We love how engaged the Goddard is with the parents and community. The Goddard is truly a wonderful and safe place to send your kids and would recommend it to anyone looking for a daycare.

Wonderful staff, safe environment and great learning activities for kids. I have had them for a…read moredaycare for about 4 years. My son went and loved and now my daughter attends and she loves it.

The type of environment you select for your little ones, is one of the most important decisions to…read morebe made! At KRK, they treat every little one like their own. From the time you step in the (secure) door, until the time you come to retrieve your child, you can trust that they are in great hands. KRK offers live video feed for you to check-in at any time during normal operating hours, as a perk. The teachers/staff here are highly rated. The amount of care, enrichment, and level of details offered can't be beat!! I have witnessed the amount of attention paid to kids from the infant room and above. To see them have a conversation with an infant using sign language was a true highlight. One of the things I love most is that they have several ways to be a part of their growing family, even if you are not currently a daily visitor. They offer after-school and summer camps, before school care, and monthly parents-night-out (PNO) activities. The PNO's are amazing! KRK is like the coolest party in town on these nights. The kids are welcomed and loaded with tons of fun and learning activities. From movies to bounce houses, the kids LOVE it all. Dinner is included with the PNO fee and they typically offer about five (5) hours of care. If that isn't enough, Kids R Kids have the cutest little boo-boo room should your little one fall ill, etc. It's a temporary spot that's set up to care for a sick child. Private bed, initial medical equip (bandages, etc.), and trained staff. This is still a child-care facility, so if you think 'things' will not happen, you are wrong. Kids are kids. They push, they bite, they bicker, they scream, and they kick. The difference is having staff and leadership who will act promptly and appropriately when these things happen. I can attest to being able to address issues to staff and teachers directly. One must be understanding that although their ratios of students:teachers suffice, eyes can not be everywhere at every minute. If you see something, say something. KRK staff offers a REAL open door policy. Talk to them at any time...even if you are just a 'visiting' family. If you are looking for child-care, camps, before/after school care, date night supervision, or private kindergarten, KRK is what you want! Take some time to pay them a visit or call for more information. The staff would love to help answer any questions.

Even though the teachers were amazing towards my son, the culture of any business starts from…read moreleadership down. Leadership seems to be trying to scam parents to recover losses due to their business risk of staying open during COVID-19 after LCPS had closed. Ultimately the facility was closed for two weeks in March 2020 due to an exposure to COVID-19. I have been in contact with the executive director, Debbie Davis on trying to receive a refund for an overpayment I made back in April. I received two different reasons as why a refund would not be issued; both of which did not make any sense. Reason #1: "We are not able to issue refunds for April as our company has suffered a great loss in enrollment. We can howerver, offer you a credit should you choose to use it. The credit is good for an entire year. " Reason #2: "Item 5 says NO REFUNDS WILL BE GIVEN." I asked for further clarification on this statement and Debbie has stopped all communication. Item 5 clearly states the scenarios on when refunds will not be issued. However, she somehow twisted the clause into no refunds will be given under any circumstances.