Sam is the reason that my husband and myself got through our college programs. He is extremely kind…read moreand always takes care of his students. Sam fills in the wholes for many of the College of Business courses. He has been a secret weapon in the Greek community for years. You will get amazing hands-on learning that finally makes sense! After your first course with Sam, you will want to take every class with him.

Try Denton UNPROFESSIONAL Tutoring! Sam definitely knows his stuff but that doesn't mean he gives…read morean eff about his students. I have taken a couple of finance classes with him and I can honestly say that the only thing he cares about is MONEY! On numerous accounts he has rushed through sessions and hurries students out the door , answered calls during class, and refused to provide any other help outside of the group session! He is quick to take your money but nowhere to be found when you need help! I would definitely consider other options before signing up (ie: splitting with a friend) so he doesn't completely screw you over. Also DO NOT purchase your test banks from him most of the time you can find them online cheaper than what he is charging. My last piece of advice is to work out a payment plan for the semester so that way if he isn't doing his job you don't have to go back and wont lose ALL your money. (* He doesn't do REFUNDS as he ever so kindly has written on the welcome board right when you WALK IN!That should have been my first clue!) Honestly, there are so many instances of unprofessional-ism and shady business practices but ill just leave it at that! BEWARE!

I started my training at DTS in August of 1993. I had my wife and four children in tow and I was 33…read moreyears old. I had felt called clearly to full time ministry, And so I left my job as an engineer with the Air Force, and with the blessing of our home church and with my wife in agreement we headed for Texas from upstate NY. The seminary was very helpful with finding housing, providing food and other things when needed through an outreach program on the campus. Each semester that I returned to the campus I had tears in my eyes I was so thankful to be there. I often called the professor's "pastors" because that was the heart that they had. I'm not saying it was easy working a part time job teaching preschoolers in day care centers spread all over the metroplex, a janitor at Schofield Memorial Church, and Managing a subway shop and West Fort Worth, and driving an old car from Arlington to Dallas every other day and during summers. But it was a great blessing I will not forget. The Lord led me to use my life and training from DTS at a Christian prep school in Arlington 6 years, as a caregiver at a home for paraplegic and quadriplegic young men, as a youth minister in a Korean church in Irving, and an Asian church in Sugar Land near Houston, at a small church in Lake Placid New York, and another small church in Shirley MA for five years. My last 15 years of "service" were in a school for at risk teens in Euless TX, and here I felt the Lord grow me more than I both deserved and could imagine to help and be blessed by these young people looking who were just looking for a second chance in life. In closing I'll say that DTS not only had great professors, but the curriculum guaranteed that you got to go through every book of the Bible before you graduated. 2 Timothy 4:2

In a time when many theological institutions and seminaries find themselves drifting from the truth…read moreof God's word, Dallas Theological Seminary stands steadfast. It remains anchored in the belief that God's word is not only inspired, but infallible, and inerrant in every part. That's a conviction that doesn't waver, and it's one we should cherish. I can tell you personally, I have never regretted a single day at Dallas Seminary. It equipped me, not only with my Master's and Doctorate degrees, but with a deep and lasting foundation. The curriculum is outstanding, yes--but what truly leaves an impression is the community: the faculty, the staff, the students. These are people who invest in you, who walk alongside you. I made friendships that have lasted a lifetime--people I still speak with today. The professors? They weren't just teaching; they were shepherding me through. They pushed me, challenged me, drove me to reach for that next level. The work was hard, no question about it--but the results, they speak for themselves. If you have the opportunity to study here, take it. You won't regret it. As Dallas Seminary reaches its 100th year, I pray that if another hundred years should pass, this great institution--one that teaches the value of grace, the love of God, and a deep commitment to teaching His word with theological accuracy--will continue to stand strong. Because institutions like this one, they aren't just about education. They're about ensuring that the truth endures.

We had such a wonderful experience at Our Redeemer Lutheran School! ORLS is truly such a special…read moreand loving place, and we are so grateful for the sweet memories our family made there. Both of our daughters had a great year, one in kindergarten and one in Pre-K. The teachers were kind, patient, caring, and had such a special influence on the kids. You can truly see how much they love and encourage each child. One thing I really loved was how well they paid attention to each child's strengths and areas where they needed support. The progress reports and updates were always timely and helpful, and it was amazing to see how much growth happened throughout the year. Communication with the teachers and staff was also wonderful. Anytime I had a question, I always received a response quickly, usually in less than an hour, which meant so much as a parent. We also loved the principal, teachers, and staff. From the classroom to carpool, everyone was always so welcoming and cheerful. They greeted the kids with big smiles and truly treated them like their own. Our girls grew so much this year, both academically and personally, and we will always be thankful for the love, support, and positive impact ORLS had on our family. We highly recommend this sweet school community!

We absolutely l love this school! We were previously at another school closer to our house that has…read morebeen in business for about 60 years and our son was miserable there. We began having all kinds of trouble in the 9 months we were at the previous school and they all disappeared the day he started at Our Redeemer. We learned something from the drastic change we experienced, and that is to trust our son (who's now 3) when he says he's unhappy somewhere. We are so thankful to have found Our Redeemer and can't say enough good things about the school, the staff the teachers, etc.

just now New I would…read morelike to start off by saying.... I am a first time grandmother and it is truly a blessing. We did not think that we would have needed childcare... but I must say the search has been so stressful annd overwhelming ...until Celebree and Mrs Mindi. I have researched, called and read reviews of all the prestigious child care facilities locally. It's crazy because I just started a new job ... working Monday thru Friday getting off at 5:30pm.. so that makes interviewing any childcare facility during the week IMPOSSIBLE. And wait... mostly all the facilities are closed on the weekends. My daughter is going to school during the week and doing her exterm... so .. she could not visit as well. I spoke to many facilities that just could not accommodate a visit after hours... nor a scheduled visit or interview on a Saturday morning. I found a few that would allow me to send someone else to view on my behalf during the week... or just simply direct led me to their website. Well, I was blessed with a call back from Mindi at Celebree letting me know that she was willing to open up the Daycare just for myself, my daughter and my grandbaby to visit Saturday at 9am. The facility is closed on that day... however the accommodation was stellar. Not only did she give us a personal tour... but she allowed my baby to get down and experience the facility briefly. We were not rushed at all... she went over everything. Mindi didn't know how much this meant to me. She sacrificed a portion of her time.... Just for us. No directing me to a website to pictures. She interacted with my granddaughter.... and she was just happy and full of smiles. This made me feel confident about making a decision of choosing Celebree. The fact that she made us a priority... when so many other childcare facilities were willing to just let us walk away. My granddaughter was just another child to them... but Mindi made us feel like family! And that's important... as parents we must feel secure in knowing that we are leaving our babies in safe hands... and with people that truly care. We start next week, and I couldn't have made a better choice. I stopped by today... just to confirm and do paperwork and I was greeted by Evette and Celeste. Both friendly and welcoming. This was a great experience... as it should be anytime one is making a decision about care for a child. I am so thankful for Mindi calling me back... because if not... I would have been stuck with basic choices... instead of getting the best in service! I appreciate all of their time, patience, and concern! Thank you!

I had the pleasure to meet the school owner, Mindi, and her director, Alisha in their welcome…read morecenter recently. From the moment I walked through the door, it was clear that this preschool goes above and beyond in every way. These two women were so welcoming and kind. After discussing the schools philosophy and curriculum I feel very confident that my children will excel at this school. I can't wait for their school to open this Fall so that we can become a member of their school family. It's evident that they have thought through every detail to ensure a nurturing and educational setting.

This has got to be one of the most beautiful places I have been too. The place is very comfortable…read moreand nice and clean. Lot of classes are held in this place. I would recommend anybody to get there certified from this location. The teacher was really good. I would tell many about coming to check this place out.

We are fairly new parents to Holy Trinity Catholic School. Before we moved to Dallas we wanted to…read morefind the right school first, then find a home. We toured the school and then let our child spend a day as a student. He loved it! The children in his class welcomed him and it made the transition to a new city and school very easy. We live in Uptown, so it feels like a neighborhood school. The parents are very involved and we love the community. The teachers are great and the average class size is 15-20 kids. WOW! There are plenty of extra curricular activities and everyone (regardless of experience) is highly encouraged to participate. Our son joined band and loves it!

My daughter has attended HTCS since the kindergarten. She is now in 8th grade (the last grade to…read morecomplete here). It has only been in the last year or so that this school has made a major transition. And I must say, it has been for the best! I thought I was happy with the former years here at HTCS. But the latter years have been exceptional too! There is a new principal and some new staff members. I cannot attest to all the employees a here, but I have had nothing but positive experience and interaction with most. Academically, this school is well praised and athletically too! This school has been open for 100 years and celebrated its centennial year this year! The diversity of the congregation and Priests is appealing as well. I can go on and on about Holy Trinity Catholic School Dallas. See for yourself!

Great Stadium!!!! Clean, great workers, the bands and teams that use this field are always top…read morenotch. My mom lives very close, so we can often hear the game and see the fireworks at the 4th.

Wonderful school district! We are lucky to have found a great district, schools, teachers and staff…read morefor our kids!

We loved our experience. My little one just finished her kindergarten year. High quality teachers…read more(she LOVED her teacher and tells me that she learned so much). Local gem in my opinion. We will be sending our second daughter there this fall.

Sorry it took so long to re-review, the director is great but the teacher we had was horrible. It…read morewas such a horrendous experience, I wanted to pull her out before classes were over. They forewarn you that it may seem they aren't learning anything but it will show in a couple of years. That is crap. My daughter really wasn't learning anything because all she wanted to do was play & that's what they let her do all day. She was at another Montessori & learned more there in 3 mths then what she learned at MCHS in a year. I raised concerns with the guide like the director told us to & instead of trying to resolve the issue she just hated me & basically refused to talk to me. On 3 occasions I left messages for her to call me directly & she would say the answer to the secretary & that secretary would call me back, this became extremely frustrating when I had follow up questions. The director never believed how rude or callous her teacher was so I took a recorder to one of the parent teacher conferences to prove to her how she acted. As soon as it was my turn to go in she walked out her class to go get the director. The guide only said maybe 3 words while the director talked the rest of the time & answered questions I directed towards the guide. There was zero communication between myself and the teacher. I also had concerns about her coming home looking like she rolled around in a mud pit. Her pants and shoes had chunks of mud on them. MCHS never did anything about it. The guide dismissed us and the director just said that's how kids are. I spoke with at least 2 other parents who also had the same concern about the dirtiness. Yes kids can get messy but there is a line & adults should "guide" them to not get so dirty. They show you how some kids are solving complex math problems & other advanced projects but I guess it's only for their favorites because I never saw my daughter or anyone in her class do any of that. Also, her teacher told me that my daughter doesn't want to learn! I was shocked to hear such nonsense! Never ever has my daughter not wanted to learn! She is quite the opposite & all of her previous 4 teachers in other schools & current teachers can attest to that. They always are Surprised at how quickly & how much she wants to learn, even her Arabic teacher at DIS wants to put her in advanced classes. One time my mom sat in class to observe & she observed 2 kids pushing a little girl outside & locking her out. It took several minutes for the teacher to figure this out & my mom wasn't allowed to talk or "interfere" (as the guide said). When they finally brought the parents in to discuss what occurred they basically ushered them away from my mom when she greeted them. We knew those parents & finally told them the true story of what occurred (MCHS gave another version). I almost forgot my favorite complaint. My daughter was still perfecting her potty skills & one time she peed on herself & went to the bathroom to change. She couldn't get her pants off & was too shy to ask for help & she fell asleep on the bathroom floor for 10-15 minutes until the teacher finally checked in on her! I was so infuriated! What if she had fallen & busted her head open?! She would have bled out before they found her. Several times I picked her up with her pants soaked from urine. She has a change of clothes there & that witch just let her be wet in a 60 degree environment. My daughter had some of the worst rashes & colds because of this callous treatment. I would have been better off leaving her with a pack of monkeys than these guides. (At least the monkeys would lick her but clean!) It seems like they are just watching over the class but not really taking care of them or teaching them. I can't remember the teachers name. She's an older puerto rican lady. My daughter was at Garland Montessori where she learned a lot but the owner seemed too creepy for me. Now she is at Spanish House & we both love it. She learns sooo much! They have a Montessori way of teaching but with more guidance than MCHS (where the kids do whatever they want). I actually went to Spanish House last May & begged for a spot--i was 3rd on the waiting list. I told the director about the terrible problems we have at MCHS & she called me 2 hours later to tell me she gave my baby a spot so she won't continue to suffer at MCHS. Can I tell u I was sooo relieved & elated that I cried! SH has been the best move ever. She had attended their summer session previously & loved her teachers. The owners are this wonderful, sweet couple that also has their kids in their school. Now my daughter loves school. That being said, there are numerous parents that are happy with that MCHS but my experience was horrific. I would never recommend MCHS but others do. I'm just one untold experience. If she wasn't in SH I would put her in Dallas International School, that's where she takes her Arabic class & the teachers & staff I have interacted with are awesome.