Signed my kids up for Ninja camp on a non-school day and when they got home they told me how…read moredissapointed they were that they had to gynmastics because the lady told them they were signed up for gymanstics and how next time their parents should be more careful when signing up. I checked my registration and it was clearly ninja so I called in and again was told I was wrong. I asked them to check again and they discovered that had made the error and I was told "that's too bad". Not exaclty the customer service I would expect when I'm paying that much. My kids were so excited for ninja camp.

Precision elite overall is a great gymnastics place for kids but I've noticed a level one teacher…read morein particular, Teacher Dory, is most likely the worst level one teacher at this facility. She does not demonstrate everything the kids in her class are supposed to be doing, leaving them wandering and lost half the time. She gives up on certain kids and just walks past them when they obviously need guidance. If you watch one of her classes, you'll see the kids eyes are wandering around the room half the time because she's not giving them clear instructions and keeping them interested. Do not sign your child up for Teacher Dorys level 1 class if you want them to learn anything!! They also delete reviews on their Instagram page!!

I really have nothing bad to say about this school at all. Loved all the teachers. Highly organized…read moreand efficient. Feels safe for my child. He just graduated and I feel so grateful that we found this school for my son. Miss Katie and Lisa in the "Wise Owls" or 4-5 year old class have been there for as long as my son went there. So at least 3 years. When you see a daycare with high employee retention, they are doing something right. It's a play based school and that was a great fit for my little boy. Highly recommend.

I would not recommend this facility for child care…read more The majority of the staff don't seem to enjoy children --there is no sense that the teachers actually enjoy children. We found the staff to be rather rigid in their teaching & discipline styles. They don't seem to be able to adapt to a specific child's needs. They are frequently understaffed. Always sending out messages to get parents to "volunteer" to skip school/pick up the kids after they've been dropped off. They offer you "credit" if you do this, but the "credit" is significantly less than their daily rate...so essentially you are paying them so you can watch your own kid?!? And if they don't get enough volunteer pick ups, they'll just close classrooms, meaning you can't come to school/you have to pick up your kid after drop off AND you don't get any compensation at all--you are paying them full price so that you can watch your own child. Heaven help you if your kiddo ends up in a class with one of the director's / teacher's kids. They let those kids run wild and pretty much run the classroom. The directors clearly favor a couple staff members over others. That whole situation is super awkward to be peripherally involved in and observe. It reminds me of mean girls in high school...so awkward and not something to appreciate having to see when I'm paying this much for allegedly professional care givers. The cost of enrollment is astonishingly high, even compared to other facilities. They don't do anything there to justify a higher price point--they don't have better staffing ratios, don't offer more activities or provide better food. On top of that, you are expected to help cater a seemingly endless number of meals for teacher appreciation. The formal "teacher appreciation week" consisted of several breakfasts and lunches and the food requests were bizarrely specific. There are several more times throughout the year that you are expected to help cater meals for staff. Overall, I felt that this facility treats the kids as economic units. Their priority is making money, that's it. The facility is clean. Sometimes they have good teachers, but usually the good ones leave within ~12 mos, likely due to the toxic environment. I have heard from others that the care is better for the babies (like up to 18 mos or so). I don't have experience with that at Goddard.

Such a cool hangout spot to paint and just relax with friends and family. Staff was super nice…read moreexplaining and being there if we needed help with anything. There is lots to choose from with all sort of different color so let your imagination wonder! We fun. We took my niece here for her bday. Good amount of tables, and they have a back room for parties too. Prices are decent for small to large crafts, and they have examples of it all. Examples are mugs / dishes, gnomes, animal dishes, all different animals, jewelry boxes, and so on. After you are finished, you turn in your project and that is where they put it in their fancy machine - takes about a week and comes out so different but super pretty! Very fun.

This Ceramicafe was a lot of fun. The staff is really friendly and walked us through how everything…read moreworks. Some pieces are a bit pricey, but the final result makes it worth it. My girlfriend and I had a great time (I painted the fox). I'd recommend choosing a medium-sized piece to paint because they're reasonably priced and you won't get bored like you might with a huge pot or an overly complicated design.

Ok this is a super late review. My sons class went there for a field trip almost 2 months ago. Ya i…read moreknow im a horrible person for taking so long to review. I will be honest i dont know much about this place. Its a working farm in the middle of portland. Thats pretty cool for the kids who grew up in the city to get to see what a working farm is. The kids learned alot and had a great time.

From the owner: Give your family a weekly box of healthy, organic vegetables grown locally in Portland at Zenger…read moreFarm! You can customize your CSA, pay with SNAP or request a need-based scholarship.

We have had our child in three Anthony Newman sports camps. In general, the camps are good…read moreexperiences - they start and end on time and there is a good focus on the kids having fun throughout the day. We did have an issue with the amount of screen time given to kids during breaks or lunch. Each day they watched a movie during lunch (which takes a good chunk of time away from playing/learning). The movies contained content that was not age appropriate for all the ages in the camp. We would learn about the movie after the fact, thus not giving parents a chance to assess content appropriateness for their children, nor creating an option should we not want our child to watch a film. Many kids also would bring iPads and other toys would huddle around them before/after camp/during breaks that seemed to distract from the sport. Note that in past years we would see more sport activities for kids who were waiting before/after camp. Hope this information can help others who are evaluating summer or in school year options for their kids.

This camp did not follow the description given. The program ran from 8:30-3:20 daily, but kids…read morespent 1.5-2 hrs daily at lunch watching a movie inside in a dark room. No permission asked to show kids 5 full movies in 5 days... at a SPORTS camp. Communication with the administrative staff was poor. My child had fun doing the sports they introduced, but most seemed to be games like capture the flag and line tag, versus the volleyball, basketball, soccer introductions that were advertised. Never would've signed up if they'd been honest in their camp description.

Instead of just running D&D games for a swarm of kids and calling it good, this summer camp is…read morepacked with awesome crafty workshops led by RPG pros and a completely unique storyline that not only promotes collaboration between players, but subtly teaches inclusion and compassionate decision-making without losing any of the fun in storytelling! Add to that the incredible amount of custom 3D-printed minis & props & souvenirs that each week of camp brings, and you've got a stunning newcomer on the local summer camp scene!! FYI, the word is that they're making plans to revisit this same concept for adults too, so don't you worry none, neighbors! The Circle of Everwyr might call you to join your fellow heroes soon, too!

Great interactive and educational experience! Fun and engaging for the kids. Can't recommend high…read moreenough

I emailed her a couple times to inquire about sewing lessons for myself and two kids. Never got a…read moreresponse

Highly recommend to sewing newbies!…read more Jolene is patient, knowledgeable and flexible to fit your pace and schedule. One of my projects didn't turn out the way I wanted and now we're going to make it into something else. She makes it work out at the end! Looking forward to my daughter taking her class in the future when she's older!

My 4yo has been with OC early learning since she was 1.5yo. She has had wonderful teachers since…read more The staff is friendly and truly cares for the children. We have loved every single one of her teachers. The program is more than daycare. They actively teach the kids numbers, letters, science, arts and crafts.

So grateful to have found such a wonderful community for our kiddos. We joined this program at the…read moreheight of the pandemic and never felt safer. The staff and educators have become our family and we fully entrust them with our children's' care. We couldn't have found a better place for our kiddos to learn and grow.

Both my kiddos have attended Valley View Day School since they were infants. The teachers are…read morewonderful and the administration is organized and communicative. We love it here and feel so lucky that the kids have such a good place to spend their days.

I'm very impressed with the the staff and Jan, who is in charge. These kiddos can be a handful, but…read morethey never lose their cool. They're very organized and have lots of fun and interesting activities. I've seen the kids flourish in their learning and social skills prior to starting kindergarten. There was a waitlist and for good reason.