Enjoyed the tour with Mrs. Gaillard.! Very nice antiques and family history. Learn about southern…read morehistory that includes things left out by the north after the war. Look up the Monroe Tariff as to why the war started. Also lecturers monthly tour and ladies tea with lecture coming up this month.

For someone interested in this kind of thing there are some cool things to check out; however, it…read moredoesn't offer enough for someone to drive far to see it. While the workers know a lot about the Civil War, the two I talked to were both huge revisionist nuts. Any historian will tell you the war was about slavery, but not according to these Teahadists. Saw one on Television tonight calling himself a "historian" and attacking people who want to change the name of Nathan Bedford Forrest High School--his critique of them and their argument? "They're communists." "Ultra-left-wing, liberal, communists." If you're proud of your cultural history (or just an admitted racist), it might be a good place to go pick up good talking points that will sound great to anyone who's not informed. But once this last generation of apologists dies out, hopefully thd collection will be taken to a more proper historical place--like MOSH. ETA: for the lady who wrote to tell me, "No one needs your political views either," I would just say that I don't present political views here--just facts. What they've said in the museum or on television. The two people I've talked with most here are revisionists (ask any actual historian who specializes in the period of the Civil War, and they'll debunk all arguments about how the war wasn't really about slavery, etc.). I'm a proud southerner, and MANY of my relatives fought in the CSA, mostly in units from Georgia. If you see something political, it's because you're projecting.

Both of our daughters had great learning experiences with EDS as they prepared for the SAT/ACT…read moretesting during their junior and senior high school years. Our oldest daughter graduated 6th in her high school class, earned her degree in civil engineering (cum laude) from the University of Florida, later earned her designation as a Professional Engineer, and currently is employed as a Transportation Engineer with HDR Engineering planning and designing expressways, etc. Our youngest daughter graduated from high school with a full Bright Futures scholarship to Florida State University, posted a 3.8 grade point average with a degree in Studio Art, later earned her designation as a Landscape Designer, and currently is a full partner with a local landscape designer (Foxy Foliage). I highly recommend EDS to any parent who would like to see their child reach his or hers learning potential. John Fox

From the owner: Educational Development Services is a family-operated business that seeks to assist students on a…read moreone-to-one basis so they can grow and thrive throughout their educational journey. We understand that each student presents unique and individual needs, and we strive to help students reach new heights on their path to success. EDS specializes in intervention strategies that are designed for dyslexic students or students who otherwise struggle in school. We offer a variety of tutoring services for students of all ages, including SAT/ACT prep, reading, spelling, and writing, math, and study skills. Our services are customized according to the needs of each student, allowing us to accommodate every student on a unique and individual level and support them to reach new heights.

View all…read more Tribe Rehabilitation 3.0 (2) Rehabilitation center in Jacksonville, FloridaClosed OVERVIEW SERVICES REVIEWS PHOTOS ABOUT Google review summary 54321 3.0 (2) Reviews Sort by Most relevant Newest Highest Lowest Claudia Alejandra 8 reviews 5 hours ago NEW All well until recently, when CEO Lori expressed herself disrespectful, explosive and abrupt during my son's session because I simply made a ONE time request in two months to try something different during my son's therapy session because ... More Tribe Rehabilitation (Owner) 4 hours ago Hi there!I am so sorry to hear about your experience. I would love to set up some time to chat so we can review and explain our sessions to make sure we are on the same page, discuss your family's goals, and talk about any concerns you may have. I truly hope we can make things right! Lori Stephanie Fields 2 reviews·4 photos 4 weeks ago Tribe Rehabilitation is owned by two amazing individuals Lori and Cameran. The organization is in a home setup where you are first greeted by welcoming arms and smiling faces. All are welcomed at Tribe no matter what. The purpose is for ... More 4 Tribe Rehabilitation (Owner) a week ago Thank you for the kind words. We LOVE getting the opportunity to love on your little one. Claudia Alejandra 8 reviews 5 hours ago NEW All well until recently, when CEO Lori expressed herself disrespectful, explosive and abrupt during my son's session because I simply made a ONE time request in two months to try something different during my son's therapy session because he was no longer receptive to the process, non-stop crying and had a nose bleed. I had to make a change and find a place where I can communicate with the therapist during an intense session, where my son may or may not be processing the therapy due to his state of mind. As a dedicated and committed mother that spends 24/7 with my son and challenges him every day to be better, I would think that Tribe would work with me and understand the ONE time I requested - if we can try something else due to my son's state of mind as an autistic child. I know my son and that particular therapy practice at that moment was no longer benefiting him due to his state of mind and physical reaction. After the session he had petechiae and still had it the day after due to excessive crying and being that upset. I am the first person to challenge my son and push him to be better, but I also know when to back off because it's not going anywhere. Lori and Cameron have stated how well I know my son and how receptive he is to me and how surprised Lori is of our very close relationship and affectionate connection. Lori has also stated that my son has high functioning autism , So why wouldn't a therapist understand and communicate effectively and politely with the parent that understands her child better than anyone else? When I requested if we can try something else it was because I know that my son would have calmed down and his mind would be open to learning again and that would give us the opportunity to have a productive therapy session, but instead Lori barked at me and said "YOU WANT TO END THE SESSION?" "IF YOU DON'T TRUST US YOU CAN GO SOMEWHERE ELSE!" & storms out of the room. I didn't say end the session. I didn't say we're done for the day. I didn't say stop. I simply requested if we could try something else. Lori's reaction after my request is unstable, unacceptable and shocking coming from a CEO & a business owner. I could not believe that a "professional" would act like a teenage girl not getting her way - storming out of the room because she didn't get what she wanted. Lori the CEO demonstrated how professional she is and how much she actually cared for my son's well- being by reacting in such an ill- manner infront of my son. The CEO highs and lows range of emotions and abrupt behavior are concerning. Her harsh and untactful way of communication shows me she is not open to working with my son and I. I have never been spoken to that way, especially in a setting where the goal is to help a child with autism reach his potential. I have never missed a session. I have never canceled. I am always 10 minutes early for our appointments. I practice at home all the treatments learned in tribe. I show up for tribe events to show support. I send videos of my son's progress, and this is how you treat us for a one-time request. I appreciate the assistance thus far. Thank you for your services.

Beyond grateful for Tribe and all they have done and are doing for my child! I used to work in…read morehealthcare myself, and very rarely do you find people like Lori and Cameran who have the experience, compassion and a true love for what they do. I highly recommend Tribe to anyone with young children who are needing speech, PT or OT.

We absolutely love NDLC!!! We are so happy with everything this daycare provides. The teachers are…read moreamazing, the faculty is so helpful and goes above and beyond. Our son has learned so much and it truly amazes us seeing his growth and development thanks to NDLC.

My wife found this place by online reviews and proximity to her work. Needless to say we are…read moreextremely happy to have found it. My daughter seems happy to be there, has made friends, has developed a great appetite because of the variety of food they serve, and has developed at a great pace for her age. The building seems like a safe place and the staff has been very friendly. Would bring another child here in the future.