My son has been coming to Emler for just about a month and loves it. He looks forward to Saturday…read moremorning classes. He had taken swim lessons before as an infant but we are starting back up at 7 years old. I feel this is an incredible value, 30 minutes weekly is ample time for my son and others in the area are just 20 minutes. His teacher Michelle is amazing! She's very caring and makes the pool even more fun for the students. They really are team oriented and you can see managers or other staff jumping in to help instruct, if needed. The facility is very clean and staff are incredibly friendly and helpful. Last week it was raining and the woman at the front desk was even escorting families without umbrellas to and from their cars. Come on now! That's some great service! The changing rooms, pool area, restrooms, and waiting area are all clean and comfortable spaces.

My wife and I brought our 3-year-old daughter here to start swim lessons…read more The package we got covered several months and it was $382 that we paid upfront.  We were pleased for about the first month and a half, and my daughter appeared to be catching on with her lessons well. Then we needed to call out because she was sick.  The staff told us that a makeup class would be an extra $5 charge.  We disagreed with this because it encourages parents to bring in sick children during a pandemic so they can avoid paying any money extra than the money they paid initially for the package. My wife called and talked to the school, and then also emailed a manager to see if there was anything they could do to waive the fee.  Neither call was productive, they informed us that that's how their business model works, but they still expect parents to keep their children home if they're not feeling well.   Initially when we signed up we were told there was a $30 military discount that was supposed to waive the application fee.  They charged us for this anyway... and we didn't catch it until we saw it was taken out.  When we had asked them about this, they said that they will still have to charge us a transaction fee of $11 to send the money back to us. Even though it was their mistake. So we never really got a military discount. Even though we were promised it. The lessons are 30 minutes a piece, and they are divided up on how many children happen to be with that teacher, up to three. Which would indicate that the child receives between 15 minutes and 10 minutes of Hands-On instruction during each lesson. To summarize..   -They promised us a discount we never got... -Charged us for a make up lesson when we kept our daughter home sick. -$382 / 18 lessons equals $21.22 per lesson, covering 10 to 15 minutes of Hands-On instruction. Overall, terrible value for the money and an inflexible company that uses poor business model puting children's safety and health at higher risk. also. There's a sign posted in the school that says "if you are not satisfied with today's lesson another will be provided for free" then why do they keep trying to charge us more money? Review edited to take off one star. After seeing emler's response. They stated that they would give us a military discount and then they changed the business arrangement once they had our money. Their review does not apologize, or try to resolve any issue. When discussing the $5 penalty for rescheduling a class. They claim that they do it to maintain "schedule integrity". Their integrity is worth $5? There is a pandemic happening and we are talking about the safety and health of our kids.

definitely going back so clean and new best instructors ever. i definitely would recommendread more

I don't recommend this company at all. My son was here since he was an infant. We left when he was…read morearound 5 years old. They kept him in the same stage for half a year and did nothing to help him progress nor move up a skill level. The kids don't even swim for the full session but they have the audacity to raise their prices. This place does the bare minimum and don't really teach them much. Not worth it

Probably the best priced swim lesson place around. My son has had four lessons already and he is…read morequickly learning new skills. I think his swim instructor, Zach, is wonderful with children. I pay $70 a month for four 30 minute group swim lessons. Only once was my son paired with another child for a swim lesson. The other three times we got a private 20 minute lesson for the price of a group lesson because there weren't any other children signed up in that time slot. There is also an annual family registration fee for $35 I believe. They sell goggles, caps, kick boards, towels and suits for a great price. I could find them cheaper anywhere else. All the other swim lesson places charge more than twice as much as Sea Sports and I can't imagine better service.

I am an educator so I recognize quality instruction. First this is a small facility, not fancy but…read moreclean and safe. At most my children have had to share an instructor with one other student but often have the instructors all to themselves. Instruction seems very intimate and individualized. The instructors immediately Established rapport with my children. They waste no time getting straight to skills. You can tell the skills are sequenced and well thought out. My four-year-old with few skills was able to swim across the pool on her own today after only four lessons. All these initial lessons have been focused on recovery and keeping my girls safe in the water. I can't say enough good things about Sea Sports. All the other parents I've talked to there are equally happy about the instruction.

Great coaches & kids love it here! They have already picked up on some good swimming tactics.read more

Amazing place! My 7 yo son learned to swim faster than the other 3 places we have tried. Definitely…read morerecommend!

Very good, professional swim coach. Perfect for teaching your kids age 4 to teenagers to swim…read moreproperly. They have daily after school swim practices, so my kids are making a lot of progress in proper technique and can nearly swim across the pool unassisted. Their prices are good compared to places like FINS or other swim schools. ($90 for the swim season) You don't have to reside in the subdivision to join. Highly recommend.

No thank you. You'll pay around 20k for your child to have the same experience as public school.read more

This school is great! You have positive and negative reviews on most places these days. Regarding…read moreyour child's education, the best thing to do is set up and appt., meet with staff, tour the school with your child(ren), and sit in during some classroom instructional time. Your family will know if it's right for you. It's a great school. Oh yeah! ~ attend the sports events! You'll have a fun time and you'll have an opportunity to watch the staff/student interaction in a setting other than the classroom. The sacrifices for what is offered, are well worth it. One main difference from public schools, and to some the most important difference, is that the Word of God and the love of Christ is paramount at Concordia HS Tomball.

We have had our child in the infant program since she was about two months old. As first-time…read moreparents, we were nervous, but the Principal was very experienced and knowledgeable. She has had that school for almost 40 years and has stuck to tried and tested methods (and not fads) when it comes to daycare and Montessori. The staff was very responsive and gave each child a lot of attention. They do not crowd kids into rooms and simply put on tv. They do real activities and send reports home daily. The building is beautiful with lovely night sky murals on the ceiling in the front. They have a theater, performing arts venue, science lab, and many other additions. The playground is unique due to the big plot of land and they have a veggie garden for the kids. They really are big on accountability and growth. Our child has a solid moral compass, curiosity, confidence, and good character: all things that the school strives to inculcate. I saw children there that were the children of parents who went to Spellwell themselves years earlier. That is a testament to the impact a well-run school can have on an individual and broader society. Honors kids from high school come back and visit. The staff looks like a close-knit team and the principal has vision. Wonderful place

After touring twice and deciding to enroll my daughter (who they said they would love to have in…read morethe program), I sent the required two payments (the first for $995, and the second for $350). After I made my payments, I did not hear from the school. I've inquired twice by email that they communicate with me, and at this point I have also requested a refund of my payments since we have had to move on to another school and program. While completing the enrollment process, they do stipulate that there are no refunds however I did not expect them to grab my money and then have no further communication with me. I expected much better from these people who seemed kind-hearted and sincere, and now regrettably I'm out over $1,300 that it seems I will never get back. This is not an ethical way to do business, and I just feel it is my duty to share with any other parents looking to consider this school.

our experience at Guidepost has been wonderful! we started in the english rooms and moved into the…read morespanish immersion last summer. the teacher and staff are outstanding. They love each and every kid in the room and treat them as so. I cannot recommend this school enough!

They are the sweetest people and really care about the children and community they serve.read more