I took the CPR/AED Class and learned a lot from Kiara Castro. She was a great instructor and was…read morevery thorough and answered everyone's questions. Great class to take!

Summary of my review from attending a CPR, AED, and First Aid course with CPR Connections on…read more7/16/26 at Legacy House Centennial Hills. I was hoping for a great class based on the reviews, and the itinerary listed. However, the class was not ideal. * Only practiced CPR on adult and infant manikins once with no practice for child CPR procedures. * No hands-on training for AED use, choking response, or first aid procedures. * Approximately 30 students with only 3 adult and 3 infant manikins available for training. They appeared to be unprepared for the number of attendees as seats were slowly coming into an already packed room for each new person that came through the door. This created a disorganized atmosphere, and gave the impression that they did not know how many students had registered for the class. * Instructor was often difficult to hear due to soft speaking and noise outside of the classroom. * Assistant was unavailable to assist instructor in observing the hands-on CPR practice stating that they were doing a test during the class. * Many participants appeared to be performing compressions incorrectly, as the feedback lights were frequently red or off, indicating improper compression depth, hand placement, or technique. Nothing was corrected. * Text message notifications repeatedly appeared on the presentation screen, including one with derogatory language. I found this to be unprofessional, distracting, and awkward. * Course was advertised as 2 hours but ended after about 1.5 hours. * Final material was rushed, leaving little time for questions or additional practice. * Left feeling unprepared and disappointed with the overall quality of the training. I understand that unexpected issues can arise, but I am disappointed by the lack of organization, instruction, and structure in a class that teaches critical lifesaving skills. I plan to get better training in a CPR, AED, and First Aid class somewhere else.

I had to do CPR and first aid training for my new job. I was sent to Gear Up with CPR (Cimarron…read morelocation). The instructor David was great. He was thorough, informative, and gave us all the tools we needed to succeed and pass the test for certification. There were a mix of videos, and hands-on learning to make sure the information really stuck with us. A book is included so you can easily learn even more than the course covers, and feel prepared for many situations that could arise. Covid protocols are in place, including sanitizing everything a million times (hands, mannequins, all tools/equipment) as well as social distancing as much as possible. Masks are required. Thank you David and Gear Up for making me feel well equipped in the event a situation would require CPR or first aid!

My appointment was at 6 PM, the instructor arrived at 7 PM. He didn't even apologize, he just said…read morethat he had another job that he couldn't leave. I'm giving them two stars because even though the instructor was late, he made up to it by being well-informed about the subject. I didn't receive my certificate the same day, unlike what was posted on the website. I had to call them three times the next day, just so they wouldn't forget. I won't be renewing here the next time. THEY ARE VERY UNPROFESSIONAL.

Came back for another baby class! My husband and I took infant CPR and were glad we were able to…read more Definitely felt like it was a really helpful class for me especially. The class was taught by a nurse from St Rose Siena. She did such a great job instructing the class. The class itself was probably about an hour and a half and was really helpful. She walked around to make sure we all did everything correctly. I really love the classes offered here and I can see myself signing up for more after my baby is born! definitely recommend!

Excellent program. Conveniently located. I was able to get my CPR and 1st Aid certification…read morecompleted in one morning. I highly recommend them. They took the time to answer everyone's questions. They not only made sure everyone learned all the CPR steps and skills, they let you practice until you felt comfortable that you could be successful in a stressful emergency situation. I feel confident that I would remember all the steps to administer proper CPR in an emergency until professional help arrives.

Mike Schoff was a great instructor. He did a very good job addressing all of our questions and…read morefacilitating the material. I strongly recommend this CPR/First Aid program.

What a fun event! There was music pumpin' and families everywhere! Inflatables, food, face…read morepainting, cotton candy, games, a train, and a haunted house. My favorite game was "Shark Slots" the human slot machine. You pay 5 tickets and three people behind the slot start rolling their arms as they count down from 5. When they stop they each hold up a piece of fruit. If they match you win! If you win you get to pie someone, like Mr. Mack in the face. lol. super fun! Different Grade levels were running the activities and students were also volunteering to help with food service and other things. Families were participating and having a blast up until it was closing time. What a fun event!!!

Fabulous school! Been there 6 years! Love it! Kinder to now entering 5th! Every year is awesome!…read moreCaring staff!

Went and was amazing. Very informative, very patient and always ready to answer questions. Mr and…read moreMrs Jackson were great and I'd love to be back after my CPR certification expires!

10/10. Wonderful and accommodating staff, they give you the quality you're paying for! They're…read morepatient and absolutely want you to understand the material. I will definitely be going back to them after my CPR Certification expires.

I'm a flight attendant with a crazy busy schedule, so having a daycare that I could trust with my…read morebabies AND was flexible meant everything... especially for my peace of mind when I'm inflight. Cidney made the enrollment process so smooth and was incredibly professional and attentive to my concerns. She's a mother too and really the brightest star here! Julee is always smiling and welcoming which makes emotional early morning drop-offs less intense. Karen (School Director) went above and beyond by offering a substantial scholarship that made it possible to enroll both kids... thank you thank you thank you!! Also she's responsible for upgrading the kids menu making it super nutritious. Sage's teachers, Ms. Cindy and Ms. Molud, are so sweet, gentle, and nurturing. It honestly feels like I'm leaving my baby girl with family. I love reading the daily reports and all the cool stuff they are showing baby Sage how to make. Amari's teachers, Ms. Lince and Ms. Falisa, have been amazing! Their teaching style and potty-training approach align perfectly with how I parent, and the communication has been GREAT! We don't have family here in Vegas, but this daycare truly feels like our village. It's absolutely worth the drive across town because I know my kids are safe, loved on, and are mentally stimulated. I highly recommend Children's Learning Adventure... because out of the 7 day care centers I drive past to get to CLA... CLA beat them all on price, with the cleanest facilities, most nutritious meals, amazing outdoor play yard and fun break out rooms, and kindness/attentiveness shown to both the kids and parents. I'm grateful... really grateful I found you all.

Childcare Nightmare…read more I'm going to keep this as straightforward as possible. I removed my child from this so-called daycare before he could even finish his prepaid week. If you want the full experience, please read on--this may save another parent time, money, and potentially their child's well-being. Over the four weeks my 5-year-old son attended this childcare/summer camp, I observed a clear disconnect between the front desk staff--who were kind and professional--and what actually happens in the back rooms. Unfortunately, it seems they hire unqualified, undertrained staff with no teaching credentials, and in many cases, little concern for the children. During the first week, I made two simple requests: do not refill my son's water bottle with sink water (as he won't drink it), and please keep me updated on his day. Neither request was followed. His water was not replaced with what I provided, and I received no updates. In the second week, my son was scratched across his face by another child. No incident report was filed. I only found out through his cousin who also attends the facility. By the third week, my son was kicked in his private area by an older child who should never have been grouped with 5-year-olds. Again, no report, no call. When I asked about it, I was told they were "still investigating." There was still no update going into the fourth week. On pickup during week four, I found my son visibly upset. He told me he wasn't allowed to use his tablet because he answered a math question incorrectly. Instead, he had to sit and watch other children use theirs. These are staff members with no teaching credentials, yet they are using punitive and inappropriate methods for learning. As a nurse, I understand that children learn differently--this approach is not only ineffective, it's discouraging. For $170 a week, my child had a miserable experience that resulted in emotional distress and even required doctor visits. No parent should have to deal with this. Please do your research before enrolling your child here.

This was an amazing school for my child. The staff were always helpful and understanding. There…read morewere many great events and loved the community building this school had. I felt that my student was able to excel while here and learned so much. A hidden gem of a school.

Why am I being treated like the villain? Third attempt (three different occasions) trying to inform…read morethe school of students throwing rocks at each other and the person who answered the phone, hung up on me. Poor girl saying "that hurt really bad" repeatedly, and the boy proceeded to pick up something even bigger and throw that at her. Apparently, the school doesn't care about their students harming each other, and people outside of the school. Again, is my third time reporting it. I'm unsure as to why there are no teachers or anyone of authority watching young children. I will be calling the district to inform them, since the school doesn't seem to care. Linda, who I'm told is the office manager, was especially unhelpful and uncaring on the second attempt to inform. The first time, the students were throwing rocks across the street at me and almost hit me twice, while almost hitting a car. They then almost hit a mom and daughter. I called the school to tell them. The second time, I decided to do (as advised), and go inside and let the front office know. I was greeted by two women who were very concerned and ASKED ME to wait and speak to a woman named Linda. I said no that's okay, and was insisted I wait, despite my reluctance and not thinking it necessary. I overhear them try to tell Linda and she loudly proclaimed (I'm paraphrasing) "tell them to call the city we have nothing to do with this"..uhhh what now? So the two women, naturally, were very confused and said "there was an incident!". Linda proceeded to come over and be extremely rude and almost snide, telling me she doesn't know what I want her to do and that they sent out letters already to the parents. I said well that obviously didn't work and decided to leave because her unwarranted poor attitude was unfair to be directed at me when all I'm trying to do is protect the kids from hurting others. She then chased me as I casually and calmly walked away shouting for my name. Deeply unsettling interaction. Third attempt: today a boy in a red tshirt was throwing rocks at other students. I watched and figured I'd stay out of it given my other experiences until he whipped a rock at the back of a girl also wearing a red tshirt (hers has white numbers on the back) from a few feet away. She cried out "that really hurt" multiple times and sounded like she was going to cry, as she was holding her back. He told her "no it didn't" and picked up something even bigger and threw that at her. Where are the teachers? Why are these kids so unsupervised that they can do this? Someone is going to get seriously hurt. And again, why am I being treated like I'm in the wrong in this situation? I was nothing but polite and nice.