My son started at this school when he turned two. They only take two year olds through VPK (that's…read morethe only negative thing about the school). Ms. Sarah is the two year old class assistant and she is firm, but loving. She talked to my son about the weather and his feelings and he would come home saying the funniest stuff. She treated him like the little person he is, not just another kid. The lead teacher retired this year after 12 years and was replaced by the wonderful, enthusiastic Ms. Alba. Now that he's in the 3 year old classroom, the kids take turns as line leaders and calendar leaders, learning how to share responsibilities while also learning about the months of the year. They also work on their letters, colors, and numbers, of course. The school has a better handle on managing any rare instances of discipline problems than other schools I've experienced. My son has learned great ways to share; how to ask for a turn rather than just ripping something away from another child... and how to accept when it isn't his turn. He's always been tiny and was picked on at other schools, but just as he is learning how to use his words to deal with problems, so are the other children and I find that he doesn't get roughed up at this school. Some Facts: The school is non-denominational. They have the best playground in town. It is open all summer and works great for government workers who are headed downtown. Its holiday schedule matches up with the government's holiday schedule. No fall or spring break to scramble to find a babysitter for. I think the price is very reasonable. You can buy a really healthy lunch for an additional $2.50 per day. The menu changes, but they always have a fruit, a vegetable, a protein and a whole grain. Sorry such a long review ... but it's hard for me to let him go and grow up. The only relief is knowing that when I can't be with him, he is in a place that loves him, protects him and helps him grow.

Graduated from TCC myself over 20 years ago. Still excellent tradition of educating, compelling,…read moreand nurturing our youth to highest heights and greater ambitions. Now my son, almost 20 years old, has begun his TCC academic career. I couldn't be more proud! Go Mikey!!! Go Eagles!

TCC is a great community college. There is plenty of parking, great professsots much better than…read moreFSU. It is a small college and you can get everything done. I recieved my AA degree here and I would recommend over FSU.

Attended a play at the Charles Winter Wood Theatre on the campus of Florida A&M University. Truly…read moreenjoyed the performance (The Waiting Room); excellent acting! Very nice auditorium, comfortable seating, good stage sound. Though parking on college campuses in this town is a thorn in my side due to vacillating between trying to make sure I find a park where I don't get towed or trying not to park a mile away from the venue! In any case, parking was a breeze this time, which was a load off my shoulder! LOL! Will definitely plan to attend more plays and look forward to attending performances at Lee Hall Auditorium as well!

My child never got even a letter, email nothing about her admission status. Needless to say she's…read moreattending a pwi in a few weeks. It's all about who you know I guess. Black folks will never stick together. The tour was ok but put too much focus on sororities, fraternities and how a student should dress. Says a lot about all of the other on going issues that they have. Shame on you. I don't care about your thumbs down on this review because the least this university could have done was followed up.

Beautiful house on Eastern edge of FSU campus near Westcott building!!read more

Absolutely first-rate education. When I arrived at Cornell University in 1985 after my excellent…read moreeducation at Maclay, Cornell was easy. You simply will not find a more dedicated faculty teaching a more advanced college prep curriculum. Maclay is among of Exeter, Andover, and Choate. Maclay School will prepare you for college and then the world. The brilliant and kind Paul Dickson, Cindy Boyd, Fran Sandon, Dean Gargiulo, and Elizabeth Hinson were all my schoolmates at Maclay and now teach there where they continue to raise the standard of prep school education to new and unparalleled heights of scholastic excellence. Michael Obrecht is a brilliant administrator and educator. I thank God every day that I was blessed to attend Maclay. Thank you!

Amazing I love going to school here! It is a really good school with great teachers and amazing…read morecampus!

Wife and I took a beginner dance lesson and we're immediately hooked. The smile on her face after I…read moredip her or spin her is priceless. We have been learning a crash coarse for a wedding and it is so far the best investment with our marriage. If she weren't already locked down in marriage, this would have sealed the deal. So easy to pickup with great, personable instructors.

It changed my life. Never have I experienced the pure joy that comes from being surrounded by…read morepeople who never judge, but always help and encourage. The staff and the people who attend are truly remarkable. I expected to be humiliated and embarrassed, but nothing could be further from the truth. Thank you so very much to Mike, Dena, Iryna, and each and every person at the studio for the wonderful experience. If you want to learn to dance, RUN, don't walk to this studio. Do it today.

If I could give 10 stars, I would. I was very nervous to look at and much less hold a gun. Robert…read moreput me at ease from the moment we arrived. Not only is he knowledgeable but friendly and very welcoming. He teaches you in a way that's easy to understand and he loves when you ask questions. I have to admit I had fun. Much better than other local places. You definitely get way more than your monies worth.

The class was awesome. Training is often boring and lifeless. Mr. Kendrick focused on making sure I…read moreunderstood safety and the process to acquire a CCW permit. His focus on the safety aspects are truly what gives added value to a class that already has an excellent price point. I will be signing up my daughter for the class . His teaching style makes you very comfortable. He is not your typical monotone instructor. From the very beginning everything is structured in a way you can tell he wants you to be successful and understand safety, the CCW process, and the basics of firing a weapon. In the photo you see how I did after some basic instruction. I had no handgun experience going in. Even if I wasn't wanting a CCW I would recommend the class. With the law changes, anyone who plans to carry should take a safety class and his is definitely worth it.

Florida State students perform with heart here before they world steals their dreams away. The fact…read morethat it is completely run by students from behind the scenes, production, to the flying acts and tight rope walkers, is astonishing. Great show and not just for "college students". Just a good, small circus show minus the animals. Which to me, makes it all that better. You can purchase snacks (popcorn, boiled peanuts, corndog etc) There is an ATM Clean mobile bathrooms Free parking in a lot General seating is mainly on bleachers and on a first come first serve basis

The Flying High Circus is one of the most unique benefits of living and studying in Tallahassee!…read more As one of only two student-run circuses in the country, we are blessed in Tallahassee to have the Flying High Circus! Twice a year, October for their Halloween themed shows and March for their regular shows, we get the opportunity to go to the circus and see amateur student performances, but with an air of professionalism (like all other theatre performances at FSU). I've seen a few of the Halloween shows over the last few years and look forward this spring to finally getting to a regular show, which are usually more intense since students have had longer to practice and train together. The Halloween shows are so much fun though, with lots of scary costumes and spooky music. The student performers are amazingly talented, especially since this is an unpaid extracurricular activity for them. Overall, as much fun as FSU sports are to watch, the university offers so many other forms of entertainment, like the Flying High Circus!