This school and its' curriculum is incredible!! Very dedicated teaching staff, small class sizes,…read moreand loving atmosphere-- WHAT MORE could you possibly ask for!!!

Coming from a private facility in Orlando when she was an infant, I was extremely worried about…read morefinding a good school for my daughter in Daytona. I didn't just find one, I found a home in Imagination Station. They cared for her from the time she was 1 until she was starting first grade. Not only did she receive an excellent education, but she was treated as if she were family by all the teachers. She is thriving in elementary school now and I attribute this to the IS Foundation. Kim is an excellent leader to her team which shows with the tenure of teachers. Highly recommend this school.

Amazing teachers and all of the staff Love their teaching…read morestyle and my grandson never wants to leave school. We will miss next year

Unless you're looking for some nice quiet beach time and to catch a tan, Flagler Beach isn't the…read moremost exciting beach hot spot on the east coast of Florida. Fortunately for us, all we wanted was a quiet therapuetic beach getaway so that we could get our tan on. We got half the deal, but sadly it rained for a good part of our get away. So what to do when it rains? Call Down to Earth and make an appointment to spend some time with Heather. If you get a her voice-mail, she is quick to respond. Make an appointment even if it's not raining! You can build in an hour of your time to do something very worthwhile! Her pottery studio is right by Break Awayz (read my review and go there too!) It's small and parking is across the street on the beach side. I already liked her studio when I walked in and heard country tunes playing on her Bluetooth. She was very patient with my 3 girls and was attentive when each one needed help with a particular skill. Even my 4 year old was able to independently navigate the potter's wheel after Heather guided her and gave her thorough instructions. (The step by step instructions are also listed on a board if you forget. ) The girls half way finished bowls looked worthy enough of Pottery Barn dishware. They have yet to glaze them, but I know they'll turn out beautiful. Not only do we get to walk away with lovely art work, but my girls enjoyed a rainy afternoon together as well. Trust me. Spending a little time here and then heading over next door for a hearty oatmeal stout and poke nachos, will be just as therapeutic as your time laying on the beach.

I would just like to say that unless you're an ace or become one, this place is not for you and not…read moreworth your time and money. The level of understanding that not everyone has an innate sense of what great Pottery looks like, and maybe needs more time to work on skills is lacking.

The gardens were amazing and so was all the art work. Free admission, donations appreciated. It's…read morevery small but still a ton to see! Would recommend to anyone with an hour or two to stop by and enjoy.

This is a small garden that we happened upon while we were out walking. We didn't explore any…read morebuildings...just walked the paths. There's a pond close to the entrance with a lot of turtles. Fun to watch.

I have sent two of my daughters to the Montessori School of Palm Coast (also known as CASA…read moreMontessori) (first our eldest daughter and a few years later our youngest). When we signed up my eldest daughter, we were impressed by the classroom and teaching staff led by Ms. Puqui, who had been formally trained in Montessori education. Mr. Albert (Puqui's husband and school director) made us feel quite comfortable with leaving our kids at the school. Our eldest daughter did quite well and seemed to learn a lot starting in the toddler room and then moving the the primary room with Ms. Puqui. The summer programs had also been great with activities such as a water slide, zip lining, etc. Then, unfortunately, we felt that things changed as the school underwent expansion at the Palm Coast location (more classrooms and more kids). Our first major issue came from the Summer 2014 program prior to the opening of the new classrooms. We felt that some of the planned activities such as zip lining did not happen as frequently as expected. There was no communication on why the program seemed to have changed. In the end, it did not live up to our family's expectations. Our second major issue came during Fall 2014. As our youngest daughter started at the school in the toddler classroom, we learned that Mr. Albert and Ms. Puqui would be significantly reducing their role at the school. This caused major concern as Puqui being education director was a necessity in providing oversight that Montessori practices and teacher training was being maintained. This change was a surprise for our family as well as some other parents we spoke to. Other concerns after this change included. * We felt that we were not given enough information regarding the background of the new teachers despite making several requests for more information. * We had concerns regarding the adequacy of teaching materials as they were now supporting additional classrooms at the Palm Coast. * We felt communication with the school was significantly worsened during this period. What would have received a prompt reply took more time and sometimes additional follow-ups. Finally, my wife and I felt that a trust issue existed between us and the school, which is something you should not have with your childcare. For all parties involved, we felt it was time for us to move on to a new school. Upon turning in our one month notice, we asked Albert about our final balance. I sent a follow-up email several days later asking for confirmation of receipt of notice and again the final balance. By email, Mr. Albert informed us that our daughter was no longer enrolled at the school effective immediately, which left us scrambling to find child care for the following week. We also felt the email included some mean spirited personal attacks, which I will not restate here, but left us disappointed. Regarding the VPK program, our eldest had a rough transition to kindergarten in public school. We are unsure if this is due to the change in classroom culture, the CASA VPK program, or both. However, my wife and I wish we had chosen a public school VPK option, and will be doing so for our youngest. All kids learn at their own pace so your mileage may vary.

We decided to change our son's care from a daycare to Casa Montessori and it is the best decision…read morewe ever made! I can't say enough good things about this wonderful school, the amazing teachers and the positive influence they are having on my son. After just one month in the toddler room, I am amazed at how much he is learning... every day he surprises me with new skills from saying and understanding new words and expressions to recognising letters and numbers, and he's not even 2 yet! He has become more independent, confident, attentive, affectionate, sociable and has developed a deeper love for books, songs, puzzles and learning. We are so fortunate to have become a part of this community and look forward to watching our son continue to thrive and learn life lessons in this wonderfully challenging but caring environment.

Selnate is hands down the best language school in Utah! All the people who work there are very…read moreprofessional, respectful, and kind. The teachers are AMAZING! You probably will not find another school in Utah where all teachers are graduated and took TESOL classes. I took their TOEFL classes and I was able to get an amazing score in the exam AND be accepted into university (BYU). All of their classes are very useful and will help you be prepared to become a college student. I studied in another language school and I didn't have a good experience because the teachers were not as prepared as the ones who work at Selnate. Don't choose a school just because it's cheaper! If you take your education seriously, choose Selnate! They won't disappoint you!

The first semester was good when I studied in sealant English school, but things changed at the…read moresecond semester. I had the classes which were different from when I paid everything the president told me, and I experienced racial discrimination in an unprofessional teacher's classes. When I got health insurance from the school, I paid the most expensive one for covering everything, but I was so surprised when I got the insurance card because it covered nothing. I don't think all my payments worth it. For international students, please think twice before making your own decisions or sign everything in paper instead of verbal agreement!

After paying $75 for an 18" "surfboard" project, I was very disappointed to arrive and the…read more"surfboard was barely 18" and basically cut roughly out of 1/4 inch plywood and barely 5 inches wide. Furthermore, the decoupage paper that was attached was glued or attached sloppily over the board and hung off the edges on both sides. I have taken multiple classes in the past, and felt the quality was great. This time, not at all, and I will not go back.

I was visiting a friend and she was so excited to go to a market at this art studio and explore…read more She is interested in taking classes and I am always down to check out an art studio. The furniture is fabulous! They have a great selection of paints, stencils, handles, knobs and pulls and more for furniture makeovers. They also have plenty of art throughout the shop. Resin art and mixed media were plentiful and they teach classes on various mediums. My friend wants lessons on resin art. I picked up a whimsical pull for a piece of furniture at home- the knob had broken off a few months ago, so I was so happy to replace it with something fun and my style. Tiff grabbed a couple of Christmas gifts and a schedule for classes. On the furniture side, I was very interested in a couple of pieces, but there weren't price tags and I wondered if they were more for those doing classes or if they were sold outright. Definitely a neat store to check out!