Esmeralda is a very competent instructor as well as a kind, caring person. She makes learning…read moreItalian enjoyable and stress free. I highly recommend Esmeralda's Italian class for students from beginning to advanced levels. Patti Bryant

Alda is a great Italian linguistic teacher. She is so patient and can teach you at any level! I…read morehave had so much fun learning in person. Reach out and learn Italian!

I personally know the owners, Gabriel and Barbara, and they are some of the most genuine and caring…read morepeople I know. Their integrity in business and relationships is above reproach. They are people who strive to understand and to bridge communications between parties bringing people together who otherwise may not have been able to connect any other way. They are professional in all they do and having Champion Interpreting on your side is a decision you will value in any situation.

DO NOT send your child to Extreme Aventura under any circumstance…read more The only thing extreme about this daycare is their extreme lack of professionalism and their abject neglect of the children that they are responsible for taking care of. We enrolled our 2 year old son in daycare here and it was the worst mistake we have ever made as parents. When I picked our son up after his first (and only) day at Extreme Aventura, I asked the owner how my son did and she told me he was upset, which is understandable as he's 2 and had never been to daycare before. She said that he was happy when he got to go outside, so they left him outside for most of the day. When I picked him up he had the worst sunburn he's ever had. I asked her if they put any sunscreen on him or had him wear his hat and she said it wasn't necessary because they have plenty of shady areas outside. Anyone with any semblance of common sense knows that a 26 month old toddler knows nothing about sunburns or staying in the shade. Regardless, IT WAS OVER 100 DEGREES OUTSIDE THAT DAY AND THE UV INDEX WAS OVER 8 !!! No amount of shade is going to prevent a very fair-skinned redheaded toddler from getting sunburned when the UV index is 8+ on a 100+ degree day. This is absolutely inexcusable, unforgivable neglect from a childcare provider. Especially since we provided both a hat and sunblock in the diaper bag that we left with him at the daycare. To make matters worse, Extreme Aventura does not follow any kind of safety protocol whatsoever for adults picking up children. I had never been to Extreme Aventura before (his mother enrolled him and dropped him off). They did not know what I looked like as they had never met me, had no photos of me, had never seen my ID and did not have a copy of my ID on file. My wife gave me a numeric code that Extreme Aventura is supposed to obtain from me to verify that I am authorized to pick up our son. They never asked me for this code. I knocked on the door and simply said I'm here to pick up (son's name). That woman went back inside and the owner brought our son out and gave him to me. At no point did the owner of Extreme Aventura, or the lady who answered the door, ask me for the numeric code. Nor did they ask to see my ID. THEY DIDN'T EVEN ASK ME FOR MY NAME! I could have been anyone, as far as they're concerned, and they just let me leave with a child without knowing or even attempting to verify who I am. I promptly informed Extreme Aventura, through the Brightwheel app that they use to communicate with parents, that we would not be bringing our son back to their daycare. My wife additionally emailed them informing them why we would not be bringing our son back. My wife also informed them that we would pay for the day he attended but we wanted a refund of the $150 enrollment fee. They did not respond to my wife's email until I called them and told them that we need a response to the email. They made an excuse over the phone about being closed for a week, however it took them almost 2 weeks to reply to my wife's email and they did so only after I called them. And they never responded to my message. When the owner finally responded to my wife's email she said "I'm sorry you feel that way" then proceeded to make a bunch of ridiculous, BS excuses for their extreme neglect of our son. She also refused to refund the $150 enrollment fee despite the fact that our son was there for only one day and all they did was neglect him, send him home badly sunburned and send him home with someone, who as far as they were concerned and knew, could have been a complete stranger or someone who is not authorized to take a child from their care.

Both of my children attend and we love it. My oldest is 3.5 and has been going since he was a…read morelittle over a year. He loves it there and is bilingual thanks to the wonderful care and education provided. My youngest is 9 months old and is always happy when she sees the teachers. We love it here and are so happy we found them!

This is a great place to learn Spanish. The teacher has years of experience and will adjust to…read moreyour level of understanding. The class sizes are small and includes one-on-one time. The classes are fun and informative. He is very knowledgeable and also patient. I am very happy about how my Spanish has greatly improved. I would recommend these classes to a beginner, intermediate level or just wanting to brush up on your Spanish language skills

Kumon and the owner Mrs. Bertelsen have been a huge blessing to our children. Mrs. B truly cares…read moreabout helping every single child and family that crosses her path. Our first daughter has been in Kumon for about one year now and has grown so much in her abilities as a student. We have now added our second daughter as we want her fully prepared for the transition from public to private school. We know with Kumon she will be up to speed and ready to become an excellent first grader. Thank you Mrs B!

Kumon and the facilitator at this location (Mary Bertelsen) have helped our three kids fill the…read moregaps that resulted from the pandemic and other interruptions in their education. They learned not only the foundational materials of English and Math, but they also learned more work ethic and I think that was as important as the material itself. My husband and I recommend Kumon, especially this location, to supplement the education of kids.

The Huntington Learning Center that I attended ended up helping me get to a 32 on the ACT (33…read moresuperscore). I started out with a reasonable score, and through the flexible learning system I was put into, I can confidently say that the Huntington Learning center caused the majority of my improvement. More specifically, the tutors Roy and Dylan were my catalysts of knowledge. Roy was right by my side the whole way. Whenever I needed help--even with questions that I thought would sound stupid--he took them with languid anticipation. Being tutored by Roy was successful because we would laugh and talk about our histories while studying. Rather than coming to Huntington for dreary, mind-numbing, cathartic cramming sessions, he made the process one I wouldn't mind repeating. Not only that, but he managed to make the material interesting so that I was constantly involved. To say that Dylan was my ACT tutor does not give him justice. Somehow he managed to become a pivotal figure within my life, mentor, and role-model. On top of that, he caused me to learn an abundance of material for the ACT without even letting me know he was doing so. I was going through some rough stuff when I was being tutored, and Dylan gave me a great deal of life advice. Perhaps most importantly, he encouraged me to keep writing in my free time, ultimately fostering my love for English. My thanks go to Roy, Dylan, and the Huntington Learning Center for making me enjoyably excel within the ACT.

I can't recommend Huntington Learning Center in East Boise enough! The tutors here are the best…read moretutors in Boise!!My child has been struggling with reading and math and the tutors at HLC went above and beyond to help him. Thank you Huntington and staff!

I love being a teacher at A Child's Heart! I get to hang out with all my 2 year old friends,…read moresharing stories and laughs all day, while helping them with their day to day skills! This environment is so friendly & kind, right away you will feel welcomed! All of our staff has such a big passion for teaching/loving your little ones, I highly recommend!

We cannot say enough wonderful things about A Child's Heart and their staff. They all are the most…read morewonderful people who have taken excellent care of our daughter. Mia and her staff are loving and kind, and the center feels like a home. Our daughter loves going to A Child's Heart and she loves all of the teachers. We couldn't ask for a better place for our girl. I highly recommend A Child's Heart.

I absolutely love this daycare! As a first-time mom, going back to work was incredibly difficult,…read moreso finding a place I could truly trust with my baby was so important to me. Choosing Happy Hearts was the best decision I could have made. The teachers are wonderful, the community feels so close-knit, and their flexibility makes a huge difference. Most of all, you can tell how much each teacher genuinely cares for the children. It gives me complete peace of mind knowing my baby is happy and well cared for while I'm at work. Since starting this daycare, I've noticed my son is hitting milestones quicker and love that he is getting socialization at such an early age. As he grows, I'm excited for him to get to explore: more education opportunities, support with potty training, and to participate in all the fun events they do! A special shout-out to the teachers I've gotten to know and absolutely love: Jazlyn, Anna, Bekah, Destinee, and Summer!

I wouldn't recommend working at this daycare. When I first…read morestarted, I was genuinely excited. I'm a single mom, and I chose this place not just to work, but to also have my twin boys enrolled so I could be closer to them. Sadly, what began as a hopeful opportunity quickly became one of the most toxic and disappointing work environments I've ever experienced. A teacher I initially trusted (my children's teacher) ended up mom-shaming me to my face and behind my back questioning if my children could sing their ABCs, count, or put on shoes, and even suggesting they weren't "smart enough" to be in her class (despite her own son being the same age). She pushed to have them moved down into my classroom and later, when I experienced a serious medical issue at work, she told others I was "faking it." What I went through medically was something beyond my control and deeply personal. To have it dismissed like that was beyond hurtful. I addressed my concerns respectfully and privately with the owner. Instead of addressing the issue directly, she sent out a vague message to staff about gossip but never followed up or took further action. ( which I asked for )That teacher continued to be unkind and unprofessional, including making comments about me not deserving donated diapers for my kids. I asked multiple times for a group meeting to resolve everything calmly and constructively. It never happened. I felt so unsupported, disrespected, and anxious every day at work that I ultimately quit even though I didn't have another job lined up. That should tell you how emotionally exhausting it had become. Before leaving, I shared my disappointment in the staff communication thread not to be dramatic, but because I believe people should treat each other better, especially in a space meant to nurture children. Instead of acknowledging the problem, my message was deleted, ignored, and swept under the rug. Since then, I've heard several more staff members have quit for the same reasons I did. Yet the same individuals who were creating the toxic environment continue to be protected. I truly don't understand why. As for the daycare itself the children are not in danger, and many of the caregivers genuinely do their best. But I do believe the classrooms are too small, outdoor time is limited (30 minutes a day), and efforts to reduce outside play due to "staff interactions" is not in the best interest of the kids. When teacher turnover is high and staff morale is low, that inevitably affects the children, too.