We enjoyed the couples massage class. Tons of fun and a lot less awkward than you think it's going…read moreto be. Gina was a great instructor. Can't wait to practice our homework! We'll be back.

I've always been a fan of local education, in the providers that work there...I went in to pick up…read moresome college transcripts and was nicely met by the office staff who kindly print off a few copies for me so that I could continue on my way. I'm very thankful that I went to the school because the tradition of being kind still continues. In my opinion nothing is more of putting them a rude crowd. You will not have to worry about that here because they are excellent and attending to the needs of students.

Pryor has an abundance of resources! I love the hands on live classes. They also have some on…read moredemand classes that are good. If in-person starts again, they are even better!! VERY hands on and interactive. Pryor-PLUS is worth it even more. SOOO Many options in classes.

I enrolled to the beginning Excel Class. I tried to stick to it for the entire day class but in the…read moreend I could not. It was too basic, too many advertisement about their pro plan and other applications, time spent sending links and interactive quizzes. Wasted my money.

Here's the deal. I met this guy, Mr. Ted Carey at someone's garden, and to make a long(winded)…read morestory short, he works with K-State in an extension research location in Olathe, where he specializes in research where a person uses large tunnels (think quonset huts) to extend the growing season of vegetables and fruits. The best part is, he told me that during the growing season (they do various berries, for instance), they need volunteer pickers, and the pickers can pick a bucket for every bucket they pick for the research people! So a free lunch, so to speak. A fruit lunch, of sorts. Anyhow, it sounds pretty neat, and if anyone is going to go, let me know, I'll ride along. From a pamphlet of some sort of open house they did, they say they grow: "collards, cucumber, eggplant, onion, garlic, squash, melon, rhubarb, asparagus, blueberry, blackberry and raspberry. Research is also under way on organic fertility and pest management techniques, including compost tea, EM, and the use of screened high tunnels." In addition, their research arm is beginning a certification program (as far as I know the only one in the area) with JCCC for sustainable farming entrepreneurship called, appropriately enough, "Sustainable Agriculture Entrepreneurship Certificate" (http://www.jccc.edu/home/depts.php/1205/site/sustainableag). It's in its first years, but it hopes to teach the basics of beginning your own farm business with a focus on practical experience with at the Horticulture research place in Olathe during the year and a half long program. Here's some publications they do: http://www.oznet.ksu.edu/library/

Kristen has assisted me on my journey through widowhood this last 5 years. She gave me the space…read moreand tools to learn to "date" myself and rediscover who I am as a woman and as a newly single woman after 25 yrs. When I was ready to try dating, Kristen taught me safety with online and in person dating which empowered me to try. We shared laughter about writing my first profile! I highly recommend working with Kristen as she shares her tools and recommendations to get you comfortable with your own body and expressing your sensuality. thank you Kristen!

From the owner: Whether your goal is better communication with your partner, better sex, better health, or a better…read morelife or career, I want to help you achieve it. We'll set realistic goals together, and if you allow me to hold you accountable to those goals, you can and will achieve the results you want. I support people with sex coaching, life coaching, sex education, and weight loss coaching.

Solid coursework and well equipped classrooms. Will let you know more as I progress.read more