amazing afterschool experience with adults who truly care about your kids and want the best for…read morethem!

My family has been there since my kids were 4/5. We love the camps and the character building…read morecurriculum. They are a Christian owned and operated business in the Fishhawk area. Great instructors, volunteers, and friends.

I would highly recommend any parent interested in involving their child with dance check out this…read morestudio. We attended a free Ariel dance party which gave us a chance to see the studio and meet the instructor. We were beyond impressed! All of their pricing is explained clearly and posted right on the website so there are no surprises.

Our daughter has cognitive delays and I was having some trouble finding a local dance studio that…read morecould accommodate her needs that also fit our schedule. At nine, most studios require tight-fitting clothing, tights, and memorizing routines that just aren't within our daughter's abilities, but she wanted to dance very badly. The studio owner, Ms. Caroline, heard about our daughter and decided to donate her time and created a free and inclusive movement class for children with special special needs. Our daughter can now dance in a social environment, make friends, and participate in a class that allows her too wear loose clothing. Her class is also included in the recitals. This is truly one of the best local businesses you could chose to support.

I only toured this daycare but let me tell you - it's one of the nice daycares I've seen. Like a…read morelegitimate tiny school. The teachers were so sweet and kind talking to my daughter. We didn't choose this daycare because it was out of our price range. This is definitely a top tier school - wish we could afford it!

This 5 star review is for The Learning Experience and Ms. Ande. Ms. Ande goes above and beyond…read moreevery day for her students. She understands each student's needs and applies teaching techniques accordingly. Ms. Ande communicates with students and their families in a professional and friendly manner. It's no surprise that she was 2023's Teacher of the Year!

The Learning Experience in Rivercrest is a wonderful school. My daughter attends the school five…read moredays a week. My husband and I were excited to have our daughter return to The Learning Experience when she could. The staff is thorough with the CDC guidelines in dealing with the Covid-19 virus. Jackie and her staff are so warm and welcoming every morning at drop off and during pick-up. My daughter's teacher sends me a few pictures of what she works on and plays with during their outside time. The food options are healthy for her meals and snacks. They staff does a wonderful job with creativity; making ice cream in a plastic baggie, and bringing in donuts for the kids. She is learning to become independent and using her imagination. She gives the staff hugs and really builds a bond with everyone there.

Dianne turned my 2 year old daughter into a little self rescuing pro in 6 weeks! We are so glad we…read morewent to Cutri Swim Academy's ISR class to teach our little girl to swim. She liked the water, but only on her own terms. Now she can float on her back, and kick her way all around the pool for several minutes. She loves doing if now too. We feel much better knowing that she is much safer around water now. It can be hard on you and your child at first, but you will not be disappointed with the end results of the ISR class.

Dianne is amazing!! She was able to teach my 4 year old son to swim and float on his back in just…read morea few lessons. Even my husband, who was a little skeptical about "what could be done with 10 min classes", said it was the best money we could've spent after seeing how much progress was made after one week! She is extremely knowledgeable, patient and caring. You can tell she truly loves what she does and has a passion for it. I would highly recommend Dianne.

I worked with Susan when I wanted to lose the baby weight and it quite literally melted off. She's…read moreamazing!

Excellent personal trainer! Hands on and supportive. Susan is very informed and super encouraging.read more

Nice place. The coaches are very nice and the way they get the kids to learn to flip is pretty coolread more

Went here when I was a kid and loved every minute of it. I still think of coach Bruce one of the…read morebest coaches I've ever had. 10 out of 10 would recommend hope coach is doing good

My grandsons go here for VPK. It is a free program. Everyone here is very nice, the building is…read morealways clean (a little clutter in the lobby). They are very flexible with daycare (if I cannot sit, my son can leave the boys there with short notice. Of course there is a fee for that, but I do not know what it is). Almost everyone here speaks Spanish as well as English which I'm sure is a plus to many in this area. My grandsons seem very happy here, they are always excited about "going to school" They had no socialization skills before this because they were in private daycare, so this has helped the very much. Their teachers are great, really care about the kids in their class. I wholeheartedly recommend Discovery Point (On Symmes Road) for your child's PVK and daycare needs.

I have 2 boys- D (4) and A (2.5). From the very first week at the center (end of July), I had many…read morered flags. We were typically the first few to drop off. It was more often than not, my children were never greeted with a hello, much less a hug or even a high five. The boys were never made to feel like their teachers were excited to see them. A sense of community/emotional safety was not obvious in this center...ever. I let this go, as I know my teacher background leaves me hyper-aware to subjects and research that not everyone has access to. It wasn't directly impacting my boys, so I let it go. Fast forward to school year starting- D in VPK and A in Pre K. D was coming home stating that he was the "the bad kid" and his teachers "hated him". D is very intelligent and manipulative at times, so again, I let it go. I am a teacher...I know what kids can say to skirt around the truth. And he is not always an angel of a child. :-) However, weeks of this went on. I tried everything I could at home to reassure him that he was not the bad kid, that sometimes he made poor choices but he was NOT a BAD kid. They boys' father attempted to speak to the director and teacher as well, but they blamed the emotional shaming on the other kids. Stating the other kids were the ones making him feel that way. Well, you're the teacher. Make this stop. Immediately. What sent me for a whirl, is when D told me about how his name was always on the "bad list". The next day I went into the classroom to confirm this "bad list", and sure as anything, there it was. A HUGE list on a chalk board, titled with a sad face ":-(" and a list of children's names. I quickly erased his name, reassured him again this does not define him and left. This is literally public shaming. Current research shows that behaviors should NOT be public knowledge. That only the child and their grown ups should be made aware of their areas for improvement. After weeks of this shaming, D took on the role of bad child. While this is also inexcusable, D felt he could do no right in the classroom, so he didn't. He was getting in trouble more and more. The behaviors got worse and worse. The only way behaviors were communicated were through extremely broken English, or a translator. I am unsure how they are communicating to my child if the teachers were barely able to communicate with me. NO attempt was made at filling in the social gaps that D was exhibiting. Shaming and disciplining were the only actions the center offered. And while D's actions were completely unacceptable, he was never given the support for the social-emotional lessons he needed. My children spent 40 hours a week with this center, and I paid a pretty penny to the center. I expect social-emotional skills to be taught just as much, if not more, than reading and math. I cannot teach D these skills in a home where there aren't 18 other kids. The school is responsible for these lessons. Long story short, the center ended up dismissing D for a scenario that NO ONE can explicitly explain. No details were given about what happened, just that the following day would be his last day. When I attempted to seek more information and ask clarifying questions, the director felt it appropriate to talk to me on speaker phone and gave me attitude when I requested for her to take me off. I also asked to speak to the owners (who I had never seen or met), and was told I would receive a call by the end of the business day. That was 3 weeks ago...I never received a call. I will say, A (a very 'in the box' and easy going child), never experienced any of this is his classroom. He probably never exuded behaviors to warrant any redirection, but his teachers were all very kind and warm. It was mainly Ms. Soraya and the director that were very cold to myself and D. I would not send your kids here if emotional safety is a priority for you and your family. It just is not a center that hugs first and teaches second.