The air conditioning could use some work, it's way too hot…read more There's no where to park for sophomores The other students pee on your feet in the showers 5 stars

This is a really nice school, the campus is really big and there are a lot of buildings and most of…read morethem have 2 stories. They have a big courtyard area by the cafeteria in the middle with tables and benches. There is also the bus lot and drop-off/pick-up lot near the entrance and by the gym

HCA teaches children with a Christ-first mentality. The staff believes in our children and treats…read morethem with the utmost respect, compassion and tenderness. My son has grown immensely in his three years and my daughter has come out of her shell in her first two. I cannot thank the staff enough for investing in my children; they have gone above and beyond any expectations and have treated my family like their own. We wanted our children to know and love Jesus while getting a first class education: HCA does exactly that.

Enrolled my preschool age daughters for 2024-2025 school year. Nightmare experience. Preschool…read moreDirector is lacking in both competence and integrity. The P5 teacher Jennifer is exactly the same but hides behind the director. Encouraged my family to seek an IEP solely as a means to kick my kindergarten age daughters out. Tried to circumvent the IEP process by trying to reach out to the care team to gain a recommendation that supported their goal of kicking my kid out. When that failed the principal lied about what the care team recommended. Bullied, harassed, and finally attempted to blackmail my family into voluntarily pulling my kid out in the last few months of the school year. This behavior started escalating the day of our IEP assessment and ended in a forced reduction of service before any accommodation request was made. This was after a glowing assessment of my daughter's growth. When I made a complaint about discrimination against the Preschool Director they declined to investigate without so much as a call to discuss my concerns.

Our daughter has been at St. Brendan for 4 years now and we enrolled our son last fall for full-day…read morepreschool. We've had an amazing experience and love the teachers, staff and community. I am incredibly grateful for the positive experience we've had with all of our kids' teachers. The school does an excellent job of integrating strong academic standards with faith based values, and I love that my kids have gained a religious foundation by attending Mass and praying regularly. The school hosts a variety of events throughout the year that bring families together and strengthen the community. From trunk-or-treat to the annual Craft Fair, to the Bite of St. Brendan and the family dance, there is always something that encourages connection and involvement. All the activities and events create lasting memories for the students and truly reflect the welcoming spirit of the school. I strongly recommend St. Brendan to any family looking for an environment where their child can thrive academically, spiritually, and socially.

We love everything about St. Brendan. We are very impressed with the teachers, especially because…read moreeven though they are young, their dedication and the individual support they give our kids is amazing. They know everything about our children and are always looking for ways to help them learn and grow. The community is truly wonderful!

Love this center!! I was a student here and it was very helpful later down the road as I entered…read morecollege. I learned skills I never thought I needed and it helped me grasp concepts that were super difficult. I highly recommend!

Kumon is a great company. Their staff is super kind and knowledgeable about what they are teaching…read more I would definitely come back!

I have only taken one class with Dirk while visiting Seattle. I really loved everything about the…read moreclass!!! His studio is so cool; its filled with his original sculptures which are absolutely mind blowing!! They are beautiful and creative which made me wish I could take classes there on a routine basis. I took a wheel throwing class with him and absolutely loved it!! I was having problems centering and with a few tweaks he totally changed how I approached the clay. His methodology is easier for me to grasp and retain. I think he would be an awesome instructor for any type of hand building, sculpture or wheel throwing! The studio had a creative and welcoming vibe which made me want to return!

Whether you have always wondered about trying ceramics or have been doing it for many years, sign…read moreup for a class (or two, or three) here. I've been glazing ceramics and doing some handbuilding since I was a kid, but always wanted to learn the wheel. I took one wheel class, had a blast and decided to sign up for an 8-week class- and then another. Dirk is an outstanding, patient teacher and a fun, upbeat guy. I learned so many new things from him and the other students, who had different skill sets at all levels. The studio is such a welcoming environment, I really looked forward to class as my outlet each week. If it were possible I would still be taking these classes, but I moved to Pittsburgh. With Dirk's teaching and advice I was able to set up a mini studio at home where I'm still handbuilding, throwing and glazing. But I still miss the great teaching and company at Dahl Arts. Take a class here- you won't regret it!

As a client for over 3 years, the choice to close a center for healthcare in the city at the same…read moretime so many are losing Medicaid is vile. But to move to a location that no bus can reach should condemn you. I don't believe any students want to learn how to help people suffer as you are choosing to do. What are you planning to teach now that you lost your souls?

I wish I could rate this experience with 0 stars. During my virtual appointment, both the teacher…read moreassistant and doctor were more than 10 minutes late, which I understood given their likely busy schedules. However, what truly dismayed me was when the doctor abruptly ended the appointment because I requested to monitor my FIBROIDS and undergo an ultrasound. She dismissed my request for an ultrasound as "poor medical practice" because I had one done a month ago. But within that month, I've altered my diet, increased my Vitamin D intake, and started taking Ayurvedic tinctures. The doctor disdainful responsed to my Ayurvedic tincture usage, mocking me as she exited, saying "I have other patients waiting for me," left me feeling deeply disgusted, mistreated, and emotionally shattered. There were no questions asked about my diet, stress management, lifestyle, etc. She simply stated, "we don't know what causes it, and over 50% of women have it." It's ironic that a health condition so prevalent among women is discredited, under-researched, and mismanaged. It's also ironic that I have learned more about fibroids, how they are caused and how to shrink them on TikTok and YouTube from holistic doctors who believe that diet and lifestyle impact our health and people who have shrunken them naturally. I sometimes wonder if doctors prefer us sick. It's disheartening when a naturopathic doctor, whose role is to explore alternative methods to conventional medicine, offers no solution but surgery. As someone grappling with the mental toll of fibroids and receiving no advocacy or empathy from doctors, this experience was particularly distressing. Especially since she shared her experience of having surgery at around my age, implying it as a recommendation. Our bodies, diets, and lives differ. Treatment shouldn't be one-size-fits-all. I cried for a solid 10 minutes afterward because I have never felt so poorly treated. She made me feel powerless. I ended the call abruptly; I couldn't bear it. It's disheartening when a doctor won't listen to you. you are your best advocate. Best of luck to anyone struggling and seeking help.