This Real Estate school offers in-class courses where others only offer virtual. I highly recommend…read moreIndian River School of Real Estate because the instructor, JT, is amazing. He covers a lot of material - some of it dry for sure, but he makes it interesting and provides a lot of personal experience knowledge examples AND the repetition he provides is essential for the memorization to pass the course. I also highly recommend the weekend to weekend course as you have two days off in between, which for me was essential. Meeting people in class is better than online for not only the friendships, but for networking and future referral business for each other. The location is great, because of the many restaurants in the area for lunch AND covered parking right across the street! JT is the best instructor and Christine is an excellent source for pre-class information as well as very friendly! 5 STARS!!!

I can't say enough good things about JT who was our instructor!! He was super knowledgeable and…read morewent over everything we needed to know to help us pass our test! He made this process a lot less stressful and truly helped us understand what we need to know to move forward with the state exam! He breaks everything down, so you actually understand what you are reading and learning. His classroom setting was the absolute best choice my daughter and I could have made. We also made some great, lasting friendships from his class as well! I highly recommend taking his class. You will not be disappointed! If I could give a 10 STAR, he would definitely have it! It was money well spent! Thank you, JT and your beautiful wife, for all you do to help others on this journey. We couldn't be happier that we were referred to you! Sherri Lewis

Did you know you can take a tour of the historic Crain House in the Peacock District of Fort Pierce…read morefor only $6? This is such fun thing to do if you have a free hour. I have admired this house for years. Every time I came through Fort Pierce I would always make a point to stop off in the parking lot and visit with the dozens of peacocks who lived there. I couldn't help but wonder about who lived in such a beautiful and unique house. I think I learned about the tours from a Facebook ad. As soon as I found out I could tour the house I always admired, I made a beeline for Fort Pierce. Important information you should know, tours must be booked online and they are only offered on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 11 AM. You meet at the building over, the Art Gallery. The tours are given by the non profit Peacock House Art Foundation Inc. which was founded in 2022. They work with both private and public agencies to support the arts in Fort Pierce. One of the ways they do that is with their artist in residence program which brings artists from all over to Ft. Pierce. Their goal is to build Ft. Pierce into a hub of art and culture. The tour was led by two sweet and lovely ladies, Krystal Masters and Emily Fingerhut. We started off in the Art Gallery where we were available to view the artwork of local and visiting artists. From there we headed on to the house portion. The veranda on the back of the house is stunning. The peacocks who live on the property are the legacy of Jack and Mary Lee Crain. The couple moved to the area in 1952 and fell in love with the birds. The peacocks have stayed around the Crains' home ever since. Jack operated American Travel out of the building. They also owned Buccaneer Building and Tile Company. Jack bought and imported tiles from their travels which is why there is so much beautiful tile work around the home. Jack enjoyed coin collecting, traveling, and collecting knives, swords, fine art and paintings from around the world. He and Mary Lee traveled around the world nine times. Jack died in 2016 and Mary Lee in 2019. We were only able to tour the first floor of the home because there are visiting artists living on the second floor. The next portion of the tour focused on the beautiful garden with its many statues which they rent for weddings and the back lawn area where they hope to launch an artisan market. We were given food to feed the tame peacocks. Bob the Peacock is always waiting for his food by the garden door. I even got to see a nesting peahen on her eggs. The tour concluded in the art studio where they offer youth and adult classes. Adult classes come with wine. I was really impressed with the students work. I am so glad I finally got to experience this wonderful property. You can see the Peacock House's art influence spreading all over this part of Ft. Pierce, making it more beautiful. I highly recommend this tour. On my way out I got to see a Peahen with her two peachicks which was the perfect ending to my visit.

The tour was nice and the artwork and art artifacts were amazing. Collected a few peacock feathers…read moreand got to feed a peacock. A great experience for a small donation of six dollars. They also offer art classes, kid, classes, and adult sip and paint classes.

Two of my children went here and my third will e going as well! The best daycare with THE BEST…read moredirector! They're amazing in all ways!

I am sharing our family's experience so other parents can make an informed decision about whether…read morethis school is the right fit for their child. My six-year-old had some challenging days involving frustration, transitions, sharing, and asking for help. We did not ignore these concerns. We communicated with the school, worked with him at home, arranged outside support, and began pursuing a professional evaluation to better understand his needs. Although the school documented that he benefited from calm redirection and individual guidance, his enrollment was ended before the evaluation was completed. We were not given a gradual improvement plan or enough time to see whether additional structure and support would help him succeed. Afterward, a classroom-wide message was posted discussing challenging behaviors among several students. Because of the timing and surrounding circumstances, our family was left feeling as though our child had been singled out, even though he was not named. I understand that schools must protect classroom safety and that teachers cannot provide constant one-on-one attention. However, young children will have both good and difficult days. In my opinion, education should include helping children learn from those difficult moments--not only expecting them to arrive already knowing how to manage every emotion, transition, and social situation. Based on our experience, this may not be the best setting for a child who needs additional patience, structure, redirection, or time to grow socially and emotionally. I encourage parents of children who may need extra support to ask detailed questions about the school's behavior policies, improvement plans, communication procedures, and how much support is offered before a child's enrollment is ended. I am not sharing this out of anger. I simply believe other parents deserve to understand our experience when deciding whether this environment will meet their child's individual needs.

Fun place to browse and pick up a few things to pamper yourself with. They have lotions, scrubs,…read moregreat soaps, whimsical gifts and it all smells great. But, don't leave without the liquid hand soap, it's great!

I brought my 4 year old son to Mr. Cutrera for swimming lessons. Actually, more of a water lesson…read moresince my son wouldn't even put his face in the water or get his hair wet. The first session he was putting his face in the water and and holding his breath. Every time he went in the water prior to this he would choke on the water. Amazing is the only word I can use to describe the difference of before and after. Mr. Cutrera says every person is different and you just have to find what works for the individual. He is very intuitive and within the first 5 minutes knew what would work for my son. By the 3rd session, my son was swimming under water and on top of the water. But the most important thing to me is his comfort in the water and that he enjoys it and is not afraid anymore. His favorite thing now is throwing the dive rings under and going and getting them. I would recommend Mr. Cutrera to anyone.

I brought my kids to Dick Cutrera's swimming lessons for their whole childhood... from baby/toddler…read moreto 12 years old or more! Dick even teaches adults. He's a fantastic teacher even when kids are scared of the water. Swimming lessons with Dick were a big highlight of annual trips to Florida to visit family. The kids always look forward to seeing him and he never disappoints.