College Nannies & Tutors Excelsior has a warm, cheery atmosphere, light and bright. You notice…read morethis upon entering the door. I have loved my tutoring experience--tailoring lesson plans to each student's individual needs, finding out what teaching style works best for them, and, most importantly, seeing their achievements. I love working there.

I don't have children in lessons but we saw this locations cover band and they were so good at look…read moreout bar and grill. The instrumentals were at professional level. Lots of talent out of this location!

Best dance school around! This is a community of teachers, dancers and parents who care about the…read morewhole dancer. Costumes aren't cringe worthy. Music is appropriate. Encouragement abounds for all the dancers. They offer rec classes and a performing arts program (for the more committed dancer). We drive 20 minutes, 5 days a week past many other dance schools because PSOD is the best.

I was an Instructor's Assistant at Crown for about 5 years and it was a very positive experience…read more The professors and staff truly cared about their students. Now our son attends Crown. We are thrilled with the campus, professors, opportunities, and Christ-centered education that hasn't been "watered down" just to draw larger enrollment numbers.

I am writing my review on Faith Village and Crown College. First, I went to crown for four years…read moreand I had a pretty good experience but for my husband it was terrible. Crown College claims to have a criminal justice program, but they fail to tell their students that they are not certified by the POST. Which means that my husband would have to go to additional school (1-3 semesters more) if he wanted to be able to be a police officer. In addition, they told him many lies that he would be able to graduate and then go to police academy. This is a complete lie. Also, not only did that happen but his classes were pointless. My husband learned nothing in his time at Crown. The teachers that are apart of the program do a half A*s job teaching. They combined TWO classes together (when he was paying for both if I might add) and they met in the professors office... Which is completely inappropriate because she is a female and he is a male and sometimes he would be the only one that showed up to class (there were only 3 students in his class). So basically the time my husband spent at Crown was a complete waste of money and he has now transferred to be able to get a better education that will actually help him in his career. My next thing is about living at Faith Village at Crown College. I would highly recommend not to. First of all, their maintenance staff does not do anything. They never shoveled the sidewalks and they never did the work orders that were put it. Sometimes it took them three days to fix something. One time we put in a work order for our toilet and they didn't come for THREE days... we only had one toilet in the apartment . Another time our sink had a crack and water was leaking all over we put in multiple request and spoke to many people and they did not get to the request for SEVERAL days after. I think that it was ridiculous because we had water all over our floor and we could not wash any dishes. Overall, I think Crown has a lot of work to do to get up to standards. I do not even think that they should offer a criminal justice program if they do not have the resources to educate their students or to help them succeed. It is a waste of thousands of dollars and not worth it. Also, I would recommend they get more maintenance staff to fix serious issues that happen.

Great atmosphere. Director is awesome. Bring your kids here ASAP! A++read more

We sent our kids to St. John's because we supported the Catholic Montessori style of education. But…read moreafter nearly a decade of our family being part of this community we had no choice but to pull midyear. Our children often brought up concerns to staff but were consistently dismissed or ignored with little to no follow through. Over time our kids stopped speaking up, having learned it fell on deaf ears. Discipline was applied inconsistently with consequences depending on a family's connection to the administration rather than the conduct itself. When our special needs daughter was physically attacked by a younger student, the student was shielded from consequences outlined in the school's own handbook. The moral of the environment among students was not consistently in line with Catholic teaching and conduct was often not addressed. We were loyal to this school through a lot a friend our best to make things work. Sadly. it just continued to get worse.

Can't say enough about this awesome little school. I have had children in the Toddler, Children's…read moreHouse, Elementary 1 and Elementary 2 programs. Can't wait until my oldest is in the Adolescent program (middle school). Great teachers, amazing community, top notch education.

My mom and I both went to see Kristi at Cutting Edge not too long ago. I'm not sure about you guys,…read morebut my hair is my pride and joy so I was very hesitant on getting my hair cut & dyed! I told Kristi what I wanted and once she started cutting she was frequently asking if I was liking the length, the layers, etc. so it eased my anxiety as she was checking in consistently. Kristi is so cute & kind, and you can easily tell she is passionate about what she does which makes the experience that much more special! The environment of the salon is very small and cozy. My mom also got her hair done & she says she her hair has "never looked healthier." We will definitely be going back to Kristi because she is a rock star & I HIGHLY recommend you check her out!!