When I reached out to MasterDrive my first question was what they could do to support my daughter…read morewho has a learning disability. They met with her and talked about how she could choose to have classes in person or online. We decided that online would be the best option. The online course was what you would expect. It covered the information in both videos and articles. What made the program stand out was the driving instructors. My daughter took all of the extra driving courses they offered. She would not get behind the wheel before working with them. Mike listened to the type of instructor my daughter needed and matched her up perfectly. She came back from her instruction time feeling more confident and self-assured. It was worth every penny. Some of their instructors can be a little harsher than others but some people do better with those types of instructors. Just let your point person know what type of instructor your child learns best with and they will try to match you up. About a year after my daughter had taken her courses we moved to California. California was going to require my daughter to take Drivers ed all over again and wait 6 months before she could get her license (she had not taken the test yet in Co). MasterDrive was quick to help us out. They sent the information needed and saved us both time and money. I really appreciate all they have done and recommend this company.

We enrolled our granddaughter for the winter driving class. Watch the videos on the Internet and…read morethe experience was nothing like that at all. There was no "slick track" they watered down some asphalt and let them slide a little bit, but there was no real simulation of driving on ice or snow. Extremely disappointed! Do not recommend them at all.

My son & daughter both learned to drive with Cruisers. After the Amazing job that Mr. Jackson did…read moreit was a no brainer for my son to go there too. He was very detailed & patient with my new drivers & made them comfortable behind the wheel. Teaching your kids to drive can be tough, but Mr. Jackson & Cruisers made the process easy!

Amber was great! In these challenging COVID times, we had a few reschedules for the practice drive,…read moreand she was super understanding. The practice drive was money well-spent -- my daughter got a preview of the test as well as the confidence that she could pass it. The actual test was a breeze -- 15 minutes and she passed. We loved the instant transfer of info to the DMV, too. I'll be bringing my son here next year. :)

If I had to define my experience at Peak Drivers Ed in one word then it would be AWESOME…read more I went to peak for my driving test and I don't think you would find an instructor as good as Dawn. She is really friendly and ensured that my test experience was as smooth as it could be. I surely would recommend this place to everyone.

My son attended with good results... Thanks Peak !read more

Road Star Driving School has been fantastic for our young driver!  First off, I'm grateful that…read morethey're local. It's nice to talk to people who are living here in the community.  My first point of contact was with Tammy.  She is as down to earth as they come.  She gave me all the information I needed about the drives that my son needed to complete as as well as the testing process  She was a wealth of information in so many different ways including a snafu with my son's permit that we had to figure out.  In addition, the price was right for our needs and Road star is a half a mile from our house so talk about convenience!  all of the individuals my son has had a chance to drive with have been fantastic!  They've been balancing learning opportunities with compliments in his driving.  He has felt comfortable with every instructor thus far.   Road Star has been extremely flexible with us in going above and beyond in their customer service.  Bottom line, this is the driving school for you!

I just moved to Boulder, CO from SF, CA and had to drive in the snow for the first time driving…read moreacross CO on my roadtrip! There were times it was quite icy and very scary. So I decided to take the class to learn how to drive safely in snowy/icy weather. Michal was very knowledgeable and I learned a ton. The first part of the class involved watching informational slides as he talked and some videos of scary accidents. The actual driving portion was super fun! You get to practice how to handle different types of skidding, and Michal would give you notes on what went wrong and how to correctly navigate. I was not very good at first, but after doing it over and over again, it felt more like second nature by the end of class. I'd highly recommend this class!

Great experience for our family. Three younger drivers and parents. We had 2 hours of class room…read moreteaching, which was eye opening and then 2 hours of hands on driving, where we gained confidence in getting the car out of front wheel skids (understeer), rear wheel skid (oversteer) and all wheel skids in various situations. Highly recommended, great hands on teacher who does not mince words if and when you screw up and explains to you what happened and why you skidded out of control. We feel a little safer now and this was important for our kids to learn too.

We love Willows! My very shy 3 year old has blossomed at…read morethis school! Previously, we used a daycare/preschool that was noisy and chaotic, and he hated it there. Willows is always happy, calm and safe. All of the staff are so welcoming and truly love the children and teaching. My little guy is not only learning abc's, colors, etc, but also how to thrive in a true community. They were even able to work with our difficult schedule. Highly recommend Willows!

Heard great things about the Willows. Called the Lowell Center to find out about summer school…read moreoptions for our four year old daughter. Was told by the extremely rude women on the phone it would be highly unlikely she would take a child just for summer session. She would take children that would be staying longer. It's obvious this place is inflexible, which leaves me wondering how they actually treat the children in their care.

Our 1.5 year old daughter started swimming at Aqua-Tots a few months ago and is having a great time…read moreso far! We go once a week for a 30 minute class that usually has 2-3 other kids in it. Overall, it's really helped improve her confidence in the pool and we're excited to see her progress through all of the different levels. My husband is usually in the water with her and there's a lounge for me to hang out in and watch through the glass. They keep the shower/changing area clean and there's plenty of room to accommodate all of the kids that tend to end class around the same time. We pay a monthly fee and are able to schedule make-up lessons if we can't attend on our regular day. So far the staff has been gracious and helpful. We like some of the coaches more than others but overall feel like she is learning what we want her to at this age.

After being loyal patrons of this facility for three years, we have ultimately decided to take our…read morebusiness elsewhere. While we remained hopeful due to our children's potential, the consistent administrative failures and lack of professional integrity from management have made it impossible to stay. The management here is incredibly difficult to work with. Scheduling is a persistent challenge, and interactions with the leadership team are often met with a disrespectful and dismissive tone. Most concerning was the discrepancy between the "progress app" and the staff's assessments. Despite the app showing our kids had met the necessary benchmarks, management repeatedly insisted they "needed more time" on basic skills. This created a stagnant loop that felt more about extending tuition cycles. Policies & Make-up Classes The handling of make-up classes was the final straw. While the facility initially promises flexibility with make-ups to secure your enrollment, they make it nearly impossible to actually schedule them. When we attempted to utilize our accrued credits, we were met with resistance and instead pressured to pay for additional private lessons. It is truly a shame to see a place with such potential treat long-term clients this way. We are excited to move to a new location where we hope our children will finally receive the instruction and respect they deserve. If you are looking for a program that values progress over profit, I would suggest looking elsewhere.

This is the best school for little ones. My son is excited to go to school every day. Teachers are…read moreamazing!!!!

I felt compelled to write a review about my experience with this school and my infant son. We…read morestarted in the Nido room with Miss Julie as the lead teacher in October 2020 when son #2 was three months old. He was there for 11 short weeks and my experience here with the teacher and the program was terrible. I can not recommend this school, teacher or program to anyone looking for a Montessori program. Just for some context, Child #1 was enrolled in a Montessori program from 16 months to 4 years. My child's needs were not meant at any point while he attended this school and he would cry at the center most days. When I would pick him up, he was very upset. I completely feel that he was neglected most days (because he would cry all day and no one wanted to deal with him). The teacher would never follow his cues and would never get down and play with any of the babies. It did not seem like the lead teacher enjoyed being with the babies at any point. The lead teacher wanted all the babies to follow the same schedule and became very stressed and overwhelmed if they were not on a the same set schedule daily. When I was approached by the teacher about his excessive crying after about 5 weeks, I was told that he "needed to be checked out by a dr for acid reflex because he is so upset." He was evaluated by two drs and he was NEVER diagnosed with any health issues. He would never show signs of acid reflex at home. I have a ton of regret that I didn't pull the baby out of this day care earlier. It was a terrible environment, not nurturing or fostering in his development. I also feel like he was behind on some development milestones because no one worked with him on tummy time or practicing rolling over because they didn't want to deal with him. He is currently at a different Montessori day care and all these "issues" that the baby had at this school have failed to show up in a different program around other teachers and staff. I feel compelled to let other parents know about my experience; as I realize that after my feedback to the school about my experience in this room, no changes have been made. If you have a baby that requires a bit more attention, likes to be held and nurtured, this may not be a good fit.