This daycare has went downhill! Not safe or staff aren't certified the staffs kids run a muck…read morehitting and kicking and biting other children and nothing is done!!! Not counting they have qualified staff to work with the special needs some of these children have! Sad until a child gets really hurt or lost or hit by a car because they take off and no one sees them then maybe something will be done! SAD only putting 1 star because I have in order to post this review!

I would not recommend this daycare based on our experience. My one-year-old nephew attended this…read morecenter, and there were multiple incidents that raised serious concerns about his care and safety. One staff member in particular frequently expressed frustration with him because he wouldn't nap and because he cried. He was only one year old, and those behaviors are completely normal for a child his age. Instead of showing patience and compassion, it felt like she viewed him as a burden. Beyond that, we noticed a lack of supervision and attentive care--not just for my nephew, but for other children as well. While the daycare provides cameras for parents to monitor their children, they unfortunately revealed concerning examples of inadequate supervision rather than providing reassurance. Our family communicated these concerns with the center multiple times and gave them opportunities to address the issues, but nothing changed. After repeated incidents and no meaningful resolution, we immediately withdrew my nephew from the daycare. I'm sharing this experience so other parents can make informed decisions. I hope the daycare takes these concerns seriously and holds staff accountable to ensure all children receive the safe, patient, and attentive care they deserve.

The owner is extremely rude and unprofessional. She does not care about the well being of her…read moreemployees or the children.

My daughter has been going to A Step Ahead for over a year now. The teachers are very good to her…read moreand she loves all the children. I have been impressed with the academics they teach in the classroom and my daughter is more than prepared for Kindergarten. Ms. Tasha has always been good to us and updated us on any issues they may have come up in the day. My daughter enjoys going to school everyday! This is the fourth childcare center my daughter has been to in her 4.5 years and there is always a little hiccup here and there, but this school has always treated my daughter, myself and grandparents with love and respect.

The nurse was very unprofessional claiming my niece was being overdramatic about her arm when in…read morereality she fractured her arm. The second my sister got there the nurse said "is she usually this dramatic when she falls". My sister instantly knew my niece wasn't okay and took her to the ER.

On a recent visit to northern Nevada "May 2018" I made a point of stopping and visiting this…read moreschool. It's the best elementary school in Fernley. It may be the only elementary school in Fernley. I know it's the best because I went to kindergarten here way back in 1970 and still remember it. I even remember my teachers name was Mrs. Draper. The day I visited I stopped in at the office to ask if I could have a peak at my old classroom. I was told it wasn't possible right now because class was still in session. I was told I was welcome to come back after school if I'd like. I never did like being told to stay after class had ended...apparently I still don't. Besides we had other things to go see that day. I took a couple of shots as I walked away.

I just recently retired and had a dream of riding. I looked up Silverstate Motorcycle Academy not…read moreby recommendation but by proximity to where I live. I was immediately contacted by Teri via phone and booked the 2 day Basic Rider Course 6 weeks out. Teri did a great job in communicating leading up to my class. Prior to attending, I took a short online course which is required. The training course is located in Silver Springs near the airport. My class contained 6 new riders. The classroom and non riding instruction was held in a small well ventilated warehouse. The riding course was adjacent to the warehouse and was in great condition. The motorcycles used in the training were well maintained. A little background about me, I rode my first motorcycle back in the late 1980's and had no formal training. I tried to learn with a friend and only consisted with a few rides and I never rode again. I can honestly say I went into this training as a newbie. The training was great. I found both Teri and Al down to earth and very approachable as instructors. Both have extensive and impressive motorcycling backgrounds. They were both great in instilling confidence with great coaching. If you have an open ear and willingness to learn, you'll come out of this training a better rider. They give you a great foundation to practice with. If you're taking this class in the summer months, I highly recommend you hydrate properly. Teri and Al provide lots of water but you need to hydrate 1-2 days prior to the start of the class. I highly recommend this business!!!

I have had several friends who have taken this class, and they have rave reviews about both Al and…read moreTeri. With that being said, I was so excited to take this class and couldn't wait to get my license and start my motorcycle riding adventure. Book work prior to the course was just whatever, nothing anyone can do about that, it is a necessary evil and clearly written by a person in a cubicle somewhere in the suburbs. Still super excited so I pressed on, anxiously optimistic about the two days that lay ahead of me. Then I arrived at the facility. No complaints there or about the bikes, everything was just as expected. When we arrived we were met by both Dave and Jim (our instructors, not Al and Teri.) Slightly bummed, but still anxious as we started the class. My hope was that it wouldn't make a difference who was teaching and I must say, I was wrong. I also will add, this is probably the difference in an owner embracing their business and guy just needing extra cash for motorcycle parts. (Daves words, not mine) Jim and Dave introduced themselves, and spent the majority of the time explaining their motor cop experience, and the thousands and thousands of hours of riding. Not one mention of their teaching expertise or their desire to save lives. Just how there was a need for buying motorcycle parts that were expensive so that's why they were there. Jim was great, stated he was a retired motorcycle cop, and managed to speak to people as if he wasn't a cop. Dave however thinks he's still a cop or maybe better yet a marine corps D.I. He did not have the person skill set one needs to be able to create an environment where I want to ask questions, and I want to learn. For example, the attitude of the instruction did not make for a conducive learning environment. Dave on more than one occasion cursed at students (i.e "pick up your feet and fucking ride the bike!!!") Perhaps he had forgotten that I'd never ridden a bike. At one point a student had asked for the ability to practice a little during lunch, and this was probably based on the panic and pressure the instructors made about the riding test. (again not real condusive to learning) Dave stated in his best hard ass cop tone "No, you're gonna practice so much your damn arm is going to fall off!!!" (again not really conducive to learning) a better message perhaps would have been to talk about liability or perhaps wanting to make sure you got quality practice under his guidance, not threats of physical harm based on the activities that were the training. At the end of the day, I passed. But I didn't get the answers I needed, I didn't get the open training platform that welcomed questions or concerns, I got a drill Sargents rendition of a motorcycle class. And because of that I will not be getting my license anytime soon. I honestly felt I'd be walking away with the confidence and ability to ride. Instead I left frustrated and disappointed. I won't be sending my children or family here unless I can validate that the instructors will be that of a caring and passionate platform. (The reason I chose this class to begin with.) I believe Al and Teri are amazing. I certainly wish they would have been there, perhaps my experience would have been a better one. This is sad that ownership doesn't have the staff they need to deliver the same level of passion that they come to the table with. For the price, and the instruction, I'd say it's a terrible value. But as I mentioned, my friends that know Al & Teri assure me this was a one off. Good luck, this is just one person's opinion, but perception is reality; I wish it wasn't in this case. I wanted the class to be great, it fell pretty short.

First time visiting this adult toy store. They're holding a Veteran's BBQ ! What a wonderful thing…read morethey are doing for the often overlooked heroes in their community. Vet Mech Arms is a full service firearms shop which includes ccw classes, firearms classes, custom coatings for your arms, engraving and etching, gunsmithing,stippling for your plastic toys,firearm transfers for regular and nfa(until we get rid of them). A small showroom but enough items to keep most enthusiasts happy. Thank you Vet Mech Arms for holding this BBQ for the local community. I just spoke to the owner Steve, I found out his entire staff are veterans, what a great guy, wouldn't it be nice if our government which they chose to protect gave our veterans more respect and help after their service to this great nation.

Vet Mech Arms is the absolute best around. They do amazing work at a great price. They have an…read moreamazing selection of firearms and ammo.

I attended this years Father and son machine gun shoot. We had a blast!…read more We shot the following: HKmp5, M4, Uzi, M240, Browning M2 .50 cal, M203 grenade launcher. It was a very safe enviorment and the staff was very helpful. If you've never had the opportunity to shoot a machine gun i suggest you go to Mustang range for one of their shoots.

I've attended 3 different machine gun shoots with Neil and the guys. The first was by myself on a…read moreFather's Day (Reno NBC was there), the 2nd was a Columbus Day (this conflicts with the East Coast Knob Creek shoot), and the third was with 2 other friends and we split a "The Works" package. The experience is clearly "as good as it gets!" without signing up for a stint in the Army. Unfortunately, environmental conditions have cut back on what Neil and MR can do because the night time tracer shoots have started brush fires which have to be put out before they got out of hand. I don't know what they current status is but I do know it has to constantly change. Here you get to experience the technology you witness on news footage. It tends to jam and break, so its best to sample early. You take your chances late in the show if you delay. Things don't always work well. Also, the other attendees make a difference. My 2nd time attending, a fellow brought his restored M113 APC and sold rides (worth it), nicely restored. I had previous sampled an M240 SAW and a dozen submachine guns in Las Vegas, so over the 3 MR times I sampled .30 cal, M60, M2, 20 mm, AK-47, the M79, flame thrower (M2), and a Steyer. Friends tried a Soviet MG. You get to see samples of various other technology. Occasionally someone would bring a 37 mm cannon. The staff are great: men and women, ALL races, creeds, and religions (or not). They try to provide food and ear protection. Plan a whole day. It's heavily attended by the foreign press in the past.

I go there since 5th grade it is fine so you fr can't be taking that school helps you when you need…read morestuff so bffr

Doesn't do ANYTHING about bullying. I would know, as I used to go to this school. They NEVER…read morerespected my gender (I'm transgender) and Amber Taylor had a grudge against be specifically.