My daughter has attended La Petite for pre-school and we have been exceptionally happy with the…read morequality of the care and education she has received. She was never in daycare until she turned four and it was time for her to enter pre-school, so transition into pre-school was a but more difficult for her. The teachers and staff were so helpful, though, and my little one always speaks so highly of them. When she went for her kindergarten assessment and orientation she ranked very highly in her aptitude test, so she is definitely being adequately prepared. La Petite also uses a great online accessible program where parents can see their children's meals, check in and check outs, and sometimes pictures and video of activities throughout the day. My little one starts kindergarten next year and while we are excited about that I think we will all miss La Petite.

If I could give no stars I would. Since Ms. Gail left, the way things are being ran are not…read moreacceptable. When a parent is told a child is "just too hard to deal with" that's why the accepted another kid, instead of the one that was there before it just NOT OK!

I enjoyed meeting some of the staff members at West Mecklenburg High School. My visit was prompted…read moreby a Toastmasters demonstration meeting. The meeting was fun and participation was great. The teachers are hoping to begin a Toastmasters club in conjunction with a Gavel Club for the students. One of the goals is to engage the family members of the students to promote better communication and leadership for all!

Charlotte, NC Pretty big & grassy high school campus where…read moreI did my Charlotte Teaching Fellow. I was so happy to get the job offer. I did a great teaching interview...they basically didnt have any questions for me at the interview because I had been so thorough everywhere in my application essay, phone interview and teaching, they said. I really wanted this but I couldnt afford to move here without paid training. :(

911 Driving School provided a great learning environment for my 15 year old son. He passed his exam…read moreon the first try and learned lots! I'm grateful.

Excellent instruction. Wish they would have been able to teach manual transmission as well. But…read morehappy enough to send another kid here.

Absolutely Amazing Art Program! My children are getting a wonderful education & I am so happy about…read morethat. We have been with the School for 3 years. We didn't know any of the Faculty or staff when we transferred into the school. Everyone has been super friendly and helpful.

My experience at this school was extremely negative, and it has stayed with me long after leaving…read more From a young age, I felt the school emphasized conformity, obedience, and appearances. Around age 10, I was dress-coded for wearing the same clothes as other girls my age. Because my body was more developed, I was treated differently. This was one of my first experiences feeling sexualized, and I was confused about why my body was treated as a problem. As I got older, the dress code became increasingly strict and focused heavily on girls. I felt women were held to a different standard than young men. The treatment of young women was one of the biggest reasons I struggled there. Instead of being encouraged to explore our interests, strengths, and identities, we were taught how to dress, behave, and make ourselves less distracting to men. I often felt I was being taught to conform to men rather than discover who I was. I also struggled academically and received little to no support. I was diagnosed with ADHD later in elementary school. I spent hours after school completing work and needed multiple tutors because I could not retain material at the expected pace. I often felt the focus was more on academic numbers than supporting struggling students. Another concern was the religious environment. I respect families who choose Christian education, but in my experience, the school went beyond teaching Christianity and created an environment where certain beliefs were presented as superior and certain lifestyles or beliefs were portrayed as wrong or deserving of eternal punishment. Bible classes were required, and religious teachings were part of everyday life. I often felt forced into an identity and belief system before having the opportunity to figure out who I was. I also witnessed inconsistencies between the school's values and how situations were handled. There were also issues with inclusivity involving race, culture, background, and social class. Coming from a different background could be isolating. If you are considering this school, know there can be a disconnect between its public image and the student experience. From the outside, it can appear polished and wholesome. My experience was very different. I experienced an environment that felt hypocritical, rigid, judgmental, and restrictive toward young women. Students deserve to feel safe, respected, supported, and allowed to develop their identities. I don't want another to feel how I did for years.

My husband and I needed to get to Florida for our embryo transfer when our Escape broke. Sal took…read morecomplete care of us. We could not be happier with a dealership. If you are within 50 miles, this is the place you should go!

This is Ashley Park Elementary/Middle school…read more They care but watch out for the Counselor with the braces - she likes to gossip and so does the Police officer/School resource officer. Ms. Barker at the front desk is personable and everyone knows these kids by name and situations. They're not just "on the clock" they are trying to build something. Took a while to meet the Principal but in the end she seems like a good fit for the place.

The teachers for the most part at Wee care are amazing and care, however the overall big picture of…read morethis facility is not ok. The director is very difficult to deal with and is rude always no matter what. The nutrition guidelines are not followed or if they are it is at the bare minimum they can get away with. They have a curriculum that they do not follow and will not assist with potty training. I let many little things go for quite some time because of a few great awesome people there... the way the daycare is ran and who it is run by brings what could be a great place down.

This review is for the after school program only. My daughter has been going there since…read moreKindergarten. That's 3 years. The folks over there are super. My daughter loves going there even though she stayed only about 1.5 hr most days after school. The Director and her assistances love the kids. They are always available and very pleasant to deal with. No complaints.