If you're looking for a career in the beauty industry international School Of Beauty is the best…read moreschool in the Coachella valley! I attended for the esthetician program, I did 900 hours. We were hands on by day two! I learned so much and learned so many advanced services that other schools do not teach. Ms Lisa was my teacher and she was always willing to help you to make sure that you succeed. They also prep you for state board . I passed my state board exam with a 94%. thanks to the School. I even had to take a leave of absence for a surgery and the School kept in contact with me while I was out to make sure that I was okay, and I was able to still work on my assignments so I didn't get too far behind. To this day if I need anything I can reach out and get assistants.

If you're pursuing a career in esthetics, hair, massage therapy, nails, makeup, or advanced…read morecontinuing education, THIS is the school to choose! The owner is highly experienced, very involved, and the instructors provide excellent training and support. They use top-quality wax products, hair and skin care lines. Clients can also come in for services at discounted prices while students train! Highly recommend!

They gave my 5 yr old a bladder infection because they wouldn't let her use the bathroom often…read moreenough. My daughter told me she was routinely told to 'just hold it' when she asked to go to the bathroom. I spoke with them about this and they said they gave her time to go, yet she still developed another bladder infection. She told me the second time that she *was* asking her teachers to go and they were still telling her to hold it. My older daughter confirmed this was happening. This was really upsetting and we left shortly after this point. Another incident that happened was bullying by one of the teachers Ms. Shama. She was very hard on my daughter who was struggling to learn her numbers in Kindergarten. It got so bad that my daughter started having nightmares about learning numbers. I was concerned enough to write a note to the teacher asking kindly to please understand she was still learning. My daughter later reported to me Ms. Shama refused to let her participate in any numbers or reading activities after that because she said 'your mom said you can't do any activities', which was of course not what I said in my note or in the quick f2f chat we had. I was really disappointed that an adult would treat a 5 year old this way.

We recently moved but prior to leaving, my two year and a half year old attended this school and it…read morewas great! She had a bit of separation anxiety but the teachers there helped to make dropping off an easy transition. The teachers are great, they did educational but fun activities and speciality days. My daughter learned a lot. We particularly loved her learning Star Spangled Banner and that the teachers gave her exposure to different languages. We certainly miss this school!

Extremely informative, I highly recommend them. Trevor was very very helpful. I work for Cardiff…read moreLimousine as a coach driver so I might need all this information to help save someone someday.

Received my CPR certification after Trevor hosted a training at my job last summer and it was a…read moregreat experience. He is very knowledgeable and knows how to engage with an audience. I'd never taken a CPR class before so I had no idea what to expect but Trevor was very approachable and gave us easy to understand, straightfoward information about proper techniques. I think it was also really important to learn about the purpose of an AED (why we have multiple stashed around the office) and how to use it first-hand on the training dummies. Overall he provided very practical information for potential real life situations. Very good training course.

This is the best program by far we have found, my son who's 12 is learning so much and we really…read morelike his teacher. It's a balance of work, not so much that he's up late struggling but the right amount to where we have plenty of family time and no stress, that's not what learning is about! I highly recommend Head2Heart!!

Both my son and daughter attend this program. I am very happy with how it is run, the communication…read morewith teachers and the curriculum. We had a bunch of reasons for searching out alternative schooling for our kids. Mainly my son was not thriving in traditional public school classes. They were large, he was overwhelmed and falling behind. The idea of homeschooling on my own was overwhelming. Finding H2H was seriously a God send. The progress I have seen in my kids is beyond words encouraging.

Great salon/ wonderful atmosphere- great customer service & reasonably priced…read more Everyone is welcoming and the instructor was hands on working with the students.

I went in to get a facial, hair cut and a scalp treatment. The facial was by Jessica she was lovely…read moreand did a really nice job especially since I have psoriasis. Sadly due to Liability issues they were not able to give me a cut or the scalp treatment because I do have psoriasis on my scalp and pre what the instructor said it looked dry and red, but no open wounds. So if you have psoriasis on your scalp I would suggest looking elsewhere, but other than that everyone was lovely at the establishment and they were willing to be as helpful as they could be given the situation.

La Quinta neighborhood school near Old Town on the corner of Calle Tampico and Eisenhower. Smaller…read moreenrollment with less than 650 students mean less crowded classrooms and more contact with students. California distinguished and an International Baccalaureate School.

My name is Christopher Gonzalez my teacher was Miss Garcia in second grade. I had a very hard time…read morehere and whenever I wouldn't get a math problem right my teacher would yell at me. If I did my work she still would not let me use the chrome books but every other student got to use the chrome books One time it was so hot when I was on the monkey bars I got blood blisters on my hands she made me right with both of my hands while my hands were hurting. And one day my teacher Miss Garcia called my mom and told her to be in the classroom that day. She realized why she was called and she took me out of the school. I now go to Adams elementary in Torrance California.

A great place for Learning to dance many different styles, and for Social Events, per their Event…read moreCalendar. We go every 2nd Wednesday for West Coast Swing, with a bit of 2 step, from 7:15-9:30. Come make some new friends, and reconnect with some you haven't seen for a while. DJ Barry & Ursula previously ran the DSDC (Desert Swing Dance Club), and we always have a Great time!

I had a great time in my first salsa class and I am excited about the upcoming class.read more

I have been very disappointed with my experience at this school. From my perspective, the school…read moreseems to put a strong emphasis on fundraising and getting families to donate money. During fundraising campaigns, families are repeatedly encouraged and pressured to contribute, and it can feel like there is a constant expectation to give more. What is especially concerning is the way students are rewarded for fundraising. Students who raise more money or whose families contribute are given incentives such as ice cream, burgers, glow parties, and other rewards. While I understand wanting to encourage fundraising, I don't believe children should feel that they are being rewarded or left out based on how much money their families can contribute. Another thing that I find particularly troubling is how the fundraising is displayed in the classroom. Teachers have a race-style game on the board with all of the students' names, and students move forward as they raise certain amounts of money to earn different rewards. This means that if a family does not donate or is unable to raise as much money, the child can visibly remain behind their classmates on the board, seeing that difference every day. As a parent, I find this very uncomfortable. Whether intentional or not, I believe this can make children feel embarrassed, singled out, or like they are falling behind simply because their families are not contributing as much money. Elementary-age children should not have to carry the emotional burden of their family's ability or inability to donate. Fundraising should be about supporting the school, not creating a visible ranking system among children based on how much money they raise. There are many ways a school can recognize fundraising efforts without making children feel like they are being rewarded or punished based on their family's financial contributions. I hope the school will reconsider this approach and find ways to support its financial needs without putting so much pressure on families or making children feel left out. A school should be a place where children feel included, valued, and supported regardless of how much money their families are able to contribute.

We love Desert Christian Academy. We've loved this school ever since we joined. Our son started in…read morefirst grade and is now heading into middle school. What sets DCA apart is the strong sense of home and family--it's more than just a school. The staff is incredibly supportive and full of love, always there when we need them. We're so grateful to have found not only a great school but a true community. Desert Christian Academy gives you a sense of peace, and honestly, there's nothing negative we can say about it.