Sean was absolutely amazing. I had to reschedule like 4 times and he was very patient and…read moreaccomodating . he also had wonderful advice for me when I shared a lil bit with him. And now because he squeezed me in, after 5 yrs , I have my d.l back ! Thank you so much Sean and Arrive ALIVE.

Love the charter school. It has a very "everyone" knows your name. My daughters pre-k doors are…read morealways locked. They have their own play area and breakfast and lunch room. They separate the younger grades, middle and high schoolers when attending lunch. They now have sports activities with great coaches. As with all schools, there's always a few 'mean' teachers, but the principal seems to be weeding out the bad apples. Discipline is really strict, and I love it. There's a time to play and a time to get serious. AFTER school tutoring is AWESOME!!!! the buses are great too, they come almost to my front door.

Do you want your child to be safe and receive a proper education? Do NOT send them here then!…read more First off, we were told the classrooms are a 15 to 1 ratio. My daughter's class has 30 until so many issues occurred, well over half way through the year, which forced them to get another teacher and split the class. The first teacher my daughter had was awful, to say the least. She screamed at the children, hardly taught a proper lesson, shamed and embarrassed the children, was always unreachable, and even asked us to buy her a cell phone so we could reach her. My child, 7 years old, has been given to strangers, left to walk the OPEN property, and was given to pick ups WITH OUT asking for I.D (this was even after I made a complaint about her almost being given to a stranger). My child had a Doctor's appointment and needed to be picked up early. The school told the pick up that she WASN'T at school that day. It took the almost an hour to call me and confirm that she was infact there and safe. Since those times, she has been exposed to teenagers dressing, being sexually harassing by a male student, injured (including a head injury that I was never told about), bullied, and picked on. When she told her teacher, the teach called her dramatic. Each and every time. When I spoke to the teacher (she ONLY called me because I called the school livid) and told me my child was again dramatic when I was concerned over her being sexual harassed and threaten to be killed by the same student. Whom has been an issue all year and I have reached out numerous times about. So a little boy can habitual sexual harass my child then threaten to kill her and SHE is dramatic?!?!! She was also sent to ISS when she got upset over it. During her time in ISS and MALE staff member questioned her about the assault. Making her feel very uncomfortable. At no point would that fly at any other school. I've asked for MONTHS to have a meeting with a certain teacher (it was well documented in her folder and via email) and was ignored each and every time. Any time I have requested a meeting and it be honored, was if I call the office about it. Cove Charter is rouge. They do not follow safety guidelines, they lie to parents, and their curriculum and grading practices are a joke. No wonder they are on disciplinary action for the low grades and poor teaching. I feel terrible for the FEW good teachers there. I wish so very much that they would transfer to a real school. When my daughter started at a new school the staff asked what school she went to last year. When I told them, without even outlining the troubles we had, they were empathic and immediately assured me that they were different. Apparently its common for students to transfer out and the schools are aware of how awful Cove Charter is. At the end of the day, Cove Charter is NOT a small environment based on learning enrichment. It's an alternative school for those who were kicked out of public school. Do not come here thinking anything otherwise. It was a dangerous mistake we made.

The instructors are very detailed and will do one on one with if you need extra help. I loved the…read moreschedule they had because you always knew what you were going to do that morning. We were always doing a maneuver or driving on the road. They kept everyone busy. Also I had an awesome class manager by the name of Melissa. She took care of all my questions and needs that I had asap!!! Highly recommend this school if wanting to obtain your CDL. Also my best instructor was Monroe!!!

Great school with awesome instructors who care and take the time to help you out if you need it. I…read morecan't say enough great things about this school. HIGHLY RECOMMEND.

Great Staff, Ms. Antrenity, Ms Maria, and Ms. Evans absolutely top notch instructors. Always…read morewilling to the extra mile for the students. Ms. Antrenity did an excellent job running the externship and worked with you on every occasions.

When half of the class drop out within 2 weeks of the course, that's not good. Also they just gave…read morethe students the stuff to read and book with no or minimum guidance, I think most students can do this course online and get more from it than being in the classroom, Not everyone have same experience or education level... some needs more information than others.

Teaching staff is not retained! Constant turn over of staff is a sign of poor management and no…read morecare for teachers! Students with disabilities and additional needs are getting a raw deal because of lack of funding, staff shortages and programming cuts. Students are being taught by volunteers and subs. This is not educating children, it's barely even babysitting. So very sad as it could be a great school, but it's being slowly killed by mismanagement, understaffing, lack of programming and teachers who are overworked, underpaid and under appreciated.

Ideally, preschool enrollment should help children prepare for kindergarten, or so I thought…read more Unfortunately, my experience with this school was a nightmare. It felt as though I had given birth to a little monster. Every day, the teacher complained about my son's behavior, saying he was running around, not sharing, jumping, and more. One day, we were asked to pick him up early, which was extremely stressful. We later met with his teacher and the principal to discuss a plan of action. Right away, I sensed an unsettling vibe from the kindergarten teacher. She claimed she was trying her best to help our son adjust, but stated that other kids also needed her attention. She also suggested we seek help from our physician regarding his behavior. Keep in mind that my son had attended daycare without any behavioral issues. My husband made an appointment with the doctor, who assured him that our son was perfectly fine and simply acting his age. While I was searching for a new school, we found one that reassured us about their staff's expertise. They informed us that their teachers had over 18 years of experience and that we wouldn't encounter the same problems we faced before. I am pleased to say they did not disappoint. My son enjoys going to school; we no longer have to bribe him. He has received a star every day for exhibiting great behavior without needing any redirection. One day, the school even allowed parents to come in and observe for a moment, and my son sat quietly like a pro. I truly believe the previous teacher was not equipped to handle kindergarten. The way she spoke about my child in front of me revealed a palpable dislike. Consequently, I removed my son from that toxic environment. Now, he is thriving in his new school, and his new teacher is wonderful!

Amazing! I was looking around for a good, respected pre-school, without a waitlist, and to my…read moresurprise this was the one. They are amazing! They take infants to about 6 years, if I am not mistaken. They operate from what looks like a gym with many rooms. And the center of the gym has different divided up sections for all ages. Although they have a kitchen, they do not provide food, they simply warm up what you bring. They also use class dojo to keep in touch with teachers! Amazing amazing amazing!

Please do not bring your babies here. Like anywhere else looks can be deceiving and at first glance…read moreit is not so bad considering the area.... some bruises are normal and terrible twos are normal ... after scratches, bruises, bites, lack of motivation in a child, loss of appetite, and lastly, two black and blue palm sized bruises on the inner thighs of a child... I should have taken her out within the first two weeks(and I am not the type to switch daycares constantly). Almost every child looks unhappy here.... If any cause for doubt, take a look first thing in the morning when the poor kiddos are dreading the rest of their day. Please please please, if you care about the development and well-being of your child, do not place them in the care of the people here

It's ok. They have really run down trucks and only a few good instructors. Most of the instructors…read moreare too busy chatting, on personal phone calls, or goofing off on their phones to be useful. The classroom teacher Daniel, head of training Will, the only female instructor who only trains manuals, and the hefty guy who they have part time but has drove longer than the rest of them are the only trainers worth the cost of the school. They try and convince everyone to learn manual and that's probably because they really only maintain the manual trucks tho all of them are complete junkers. They leave the students to teach each other including the off sets. When you're driving most of the instructors aren't paying attention to you, the road, or the truck. They only teach you how to drive, straight line back, forward offset, and reverse offset which is fine for the state but not for work. Every company you go to work for wants you to know how to alley part: 45 and 90 degree. ATDS does not teach that. They should. They need to fix or replace those junk trucks, fire those instructors that don't want to work, and teach everything one needs to know. I went to orientation at a company with several who went to Lone Star College and they were more prepared than 90% of us who went to regular trucking schools including atds. Their school did teach the 45s and 90s and a bunch of other stuff.

Great school so far, luckily I only live in walking distance. All the teachers seem very kind and…read morepolite. My daughters pre-k teacher is Mrs. Camps, she is great with kids, friendly, and patient. Hope this school year is great for everyone.