I highly recommend SAVING LIVES CPR to all Health Care Providers to have your entire staff…read more certified with the BLS provider 2 year cerifications group training. This company is accredited through the American Heart Association & accomadates hospitals, med centers, dental, schools, daycares and senior living centers as well as plant manufacturers. SAVING LIVES CPR covers mobile services throughout Texas... Their BLS/CPR/AED is only 35. & you receive your 2 year certification card same day. Effiecient compassionate and thorough... I ask AnnaMarie what drives her contagious energy and her response " Life Is Why" Kids R Kids

They were very quick on pick up of the placenta after the birth of my daughter and everything went…read moresmoothly. They brought it back a couple days later at my house as a home delivery and gave me detailed instructions of how to use it and how to self adjust the dosage. I tell all of my friends about them because I was so impressed with their customer service.

The Office of Disability Access (ODA) is a department on campus that assists UNT students with…read moredisabilities. They offer a wide range of accommodations like note taking or priority seating as well as excused absences and extra time on tests, to name a few. You will be assigned a representative who will work with you until you graduate. The ODA staff is always compassionate, always available to help, because they truly understand how difficult it can be. If you have an Eagle that needs accommodations, I highly recommend that you get started early, way before the semester begins, because it can take a while to process your paperwork. ODA might come back and ask for additional information or documentation. This could hold you up, and they will not give you accommodations until you are fully processed.

The last 9 months have been disappointing to say the least. Lack of Leadership and Staffing; a…read morerevolving door for new teachers/employees has resulted in no curriculum, inconsistency in leadership and teachers, lack of safety for our child (we experienced 3 unreported incidents in 4 weeks, one of which included a chipped tooth). There is constant moving kids from class to class to adhere to state ratio requirements. Naps in the gym implemented occasionally because of lack of staff (again inconsistent y). 5 teachers quit in June and 2 in July that we heard of , resulted in 3 classrooms shut down at one point. It's really sad that this school spiraled downward so fast. We stayed longer than we should have hoping it would turn around. The facility itself is old and needs a major upgrade, the A/C wasn't working properly in June and July, just miserable in there for the kiddos and teachers. After moving to a new daycare, I realize how complacent I was for putting up with mediocrity and sometimes insufficient care. I do hope they can turn it around with the new director.

Both my 3 and 6 year have been going to Pillars the last 3 years and have both loved it. Very clean…read moreenvironment. It used to be called Whistle stop but were bought by Pillars. The change really helped with communication to parents especially for my 3 year old. Through the app his teachers document his activity through the day. Also the sweetest teacher in his class kindly suggested to us he might need speach therapy and she was right. I'm so glad she helped us get the ball rolling reguarding his speech. The entire staff knows the parents and children by name and that makes me feel very secure. I'm thankful my boys get to learn about Jesus too.

Amazing survival training! The property was beautiful, the course was taught by extremely…read moreexperienced experts that gave examples and stories of their personal experiences which was impressive and spoke towards their mastery of the outdoors. Loved the setting, the food was amazing and the hands on learning with tricks and tips I haven't seen before make this my absolute favorite survival school so far. I'm definitely taking the next level course, but this has become the standard for me that I'll compare to all others. Best survival school in Texas, hands down.

This weekend I attended the Level 1 Basic survival course with #texassurvivalschool with…read more#DIVAWOW...... The Facility is based in a open/wooded area off the banks of a creek... Very easy to find (off the highway) but passing a cemetery on the way on Halloween weekend was a little funny/creepy. A Family friendly atmosphere~ Very reasonable prices. Kids go for free and once you pay for your course, oh and you can go again to the same level for free! Who does that? this speaks volumes of the instructors. They genuinely want you to learn and practice your survival skills. Oh I can't give enough positive reviews about the Instructors.... all three (Ray, Chris & Eric) followed the "I do, We do, You do" training keys.... each are aware of the participants purpose/ goal of each activity....demonstration of the skill and then complete a guided practice of the skill. We practiced building a fire, building a shelter, tying knots, using a compass to navigate, and critical first aid... Instructors interacted with each participant, giving immediate feedback and additional help when needed. However pacing of the activities was appropriate. It is a lot to take in. Yes I know camping but being able to advance my skills in a basic class was amazing and can't wait to use my skills on my own. Each Instructors is extremely knowledgeable, down-to-earth, patient, and funny! They are passionate about what they are doing & want you to ask questions You can easily recognize the effective teaching strategies that were implemented so naturally to these instructors. Overall, excellent experience. Can't wait to do this again.

PMTI's PMP boot camp is an extremely valuable resource!!! The course materials and instruction are…read moretop notch. My instructor (Dana) made sure the class was interactive and made sure we had a firm grip on the material being taught. I felt very prepared to take the exam once the boot camp was completed in September. Due to some unforeseen challenges (good ol 2020 the year that keeps giving) I delayed taking the exam until December. After I scheduled my exam I spent 2 weeks reviewing my notes from class and the additional course materials (full boot camp videos) on the PMTI website. I passed the exam on my 1st try and scored very well in all areas. I will say it again.....the course materials and instruction are top notch!!! I highly recommend using PMTI in preparation for the PMP!!!!

PMTI's PMP crash course was the best bootcamp experience I've had to date; they successfully…read moreextract and focus on key topics, provide useful exam tips, and study aids I know I'll reference throughout my project management career. They go the extra mile to help prepare you for the PMP exam - they offer a bunch of resources, such as a large question bank and live study sessions. On top of that, both Yad and my bootcamp instructor, Dana, are very knowledgeable and approachable. Disclaimer: I have not taken the exam yet but feel like I made the right choice selecting PMTI to help prepare for the PMP exam. Best of luck to all of you on the PMP journey!

Coach Justin and Coach Hannah are amazing with my 5 year old and 18 month old in teaching baby…read moreswimming techniques/and full swim lessons. We have used Dinosaur swim club two summers in a row and cannot recommend more. 10/10

I've had a very different experience than some of the earlier reviewers. There is a new Director in…read moreplace, although I also had a wonderful experience with the previous one. Both of my children attend this school. We've been here for four years, and our experience has been nothing but positive. When I was touring schools, I visited eight in total, and this was the only one that truly felt like home. Even the moment you walk through the door, it has the warmth and comfort of a home environment. Their learning approach is Reggio Emilia, something I wasn't familiar with before, but it's centered on hands-on, exploratory learning. And yes, that means the kids get messy! They play in the mud, dance in the rain, paint with their hands, climb wooden stumps, and move their bodies freely. It's everything you want your child to experience, so I don't mind the extra laundry one bit. I've also received incredibly helpful parent handouts for big transitions like potty training, and I've always felt comfortable asking questions and getting thoughtful, educated responses about any behavioral concerns. They use an app that shares updates throughout the day, and I especially love the photos--both of my kiddos are always smiling, running, and playing. Their menu rotates seasonally, which has been great for my picky eater who now eagerly tries new foods (who knew he'd become such a soup lover!). They also host multiple on-site events for parents to join in on themed activities. I'm already excited for the upcoming holiday performance, especially after seeing little glimpses of the choreography they've been practicing. Even though Lake Dallas ISD recently opened their 3's and 4's preschool program, I'm very happy keeping my littles at Four Seasons. I know they're getting the attention, care, and education they need to thrive. Both of my kids are hitting their developmental milestones well ahead of schedule. I'm so grateful to be part of this school community and highly recommend it to other parents.

My son has attended for the past 2 years and has learned so much. This is the best place for a…read morechild to get the skills and experience they need to be a well-rounded little person. The staff are great with the kids and love each one as their own little personality. Great environment for a child to grow.