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KWC Performing Arts

4.0 (5 reviews)
Open • 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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Studio Sabka - Oil paintings by our Students are always different with subject matter and technique preferences.

Studio Sabka

5.0(7 reviews)
0.3 mi•Cultural District, Arlington Heights
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My children studied with Laert for nearly 10 years. Throughout that time, art class remained…read moresomething they genuinely looked forward to each week. Laert has an extraordinary gift, not only as an artist but also as a teacher. He knows how to challenge students, build their confidence, and help them develop their own artistic voice. Under his guidance, my children earned both state and national recognition for their artwork. What I appreciate most is that Laert never viewed art as simply learning to draw or paint. For him, art is an expression of the inner self, a melody shared with the world not through music, but through a paintbrush, a palette, and a canvas. He taught my children to explore freely, without inhibition, and to tell their stories through their own eyes. He also taught them to slow down, observe, and appreciate the beauty in the world around them. His approach to teaching is rooted in a strong artistic foundation. Having studied under his father, an acclaimed artist from Albania, Laert brings a depth of knowledge and craftsmanship that is evident in everything he does. At Studio Sabka, young artists are encouraged to grow, create, and discover their full potential through his constant encouragement, expert guidance, and genuine belief in their abilities. The influence Laert has had on our family extends far beyond art. We are deeply grateful for the many years our children spent learning from him and for the example he set through his dedication, patience, and love of his craft.

After I received the trial package as a gift, I started attending classes at Studio Sabka. I have…read morealways loved painting but going to an art studio, surrounded by beautiful paintings, a talented teacher, and other students, completely changes the experience of creating a piece of art. I would recommend this studio to any one of any skill level!

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Each class has its own unique vibe, from quiet and meditative to classes that are full of laughter.

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Fort Worth Academy of Fine Arts

Fort Worth Academy of Fine Arts

4.0(3 reviews)
4.1 mi•TCU/West Cliff

Finishing up my fourth year at this school. There were rumors a girl was suspended for leaving a…read morenegative review. I came to this school to escape bullying at my local public school. The building is too small and overcrowded. I've had classes with over 20 students and ones with only ten students. If you are thinking about enrolling your child in this school, go to trinity valley instead. While I am fortunate enough to have the option of changing schools, I am at the point in my education where I have built up so many friends that it would be a waste to start over. The funding for this school is a joke. Two years ago there was an electrical fire. The visual art department is severely underfunded and undersupplied. The choir students are the golden children, and are at the top of the pecking order. Every classroom on the top floor has stains in the ceiling tiles from leaks in the roof. The bathrooms are terrible. Take into account the fundraisers every year that make around 50k for the school, and you question where the money goes. The 25-26 school year was a rollercoaster for the staff. It began with the new art teacher getting fired for looking up girls skirts when they would grab supplies from the high shelves. Then the tech theater teacher was fired for ignoring the needs of neurodivergent students, as well as reports of him being creepy around the girls. Long term subs were found for both of them. However, two weeks before the end of school, when the teachers re-signed their contracts, several were told they wouldn't be able to come back next year due to budget issues. While complaining to one of my affected teachers, she alluded to the idea that the superintendent got a raise, despite these "budget issues". In my opinion this was scummy of admin, as the affected teachers wouldn't be able to claim all unemployment benefits as they weren't technically fired. The bullying among the elementary, middle school, and freshman students has gotten terrible. Nothing is done by teachers. There are no anti-bullying programs. The counselors are only there for dual credit classes and scheduling. High schoolers are under an insane amount of pressure. We are all heavily encouraged to enroll in dual credit courses, and even if you don't, your friends are in them, and you start to think you aren't smart enough compared to them. I personally know a girl who cries when her grades are under 95. One of the only positives about this school is the teachers. Almost all of the teachers are amazing and kind individuals. While a good chunk aren't that great at actually teaching, they are all so kind and supportive. If they weren't there, I probably would have come to school sobbing every morning. Many of the issues this year were not addressed by the new principal. Not to mention we had no vice principal the last half of the second semester. TLDR: this school is severely underfunded, teachers aren't paid enough to care, it will ruin your child's mental health. You have to buy uniforms then pay to dress out. While it's certainly better than some schools, just look for a better one. At this point in time, FWAFA isn't worth it.

I go to this school an I honestly never want to leave!!! they are being intentional about COVID-19…read moresafety and we are still having a great time!! I can't believe I am lucky enough to go to this school!!!!

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Texas Wesleyan University

Texas Wesleyan University

3.6(7 reviews)
5.3 mi•South East

Each child is different, and matching a college with their personality, interests, abilities, and…read moresocial ways can be a challenge. My youngest is playing football for Texas Wesleyan and it feels more and more like "home" every time we step foot on the campus. This is a place where personal connection to your environment, fellow students, faculty, and staff MATTER. Here the "we care about your child" isn't just spoken, but lived, at every single level of the University. College isn't for everyone. If it's for you (or your child) check out Texas Wesleyan if smaller CAN be better - smaller campus, smaller classes, more tightly reigned focus (after all who really needs a degree in 20 different Chinese dialects?!), and a staff that knows your child's name. This isn't A&M; this isn't TCU. This is like Cheers in a sense - everyone will now your child's name and will do everything they can to make sure they succeed. This is the right fit for my bright, communication-focused, self-directed child; it wasn't about whether he was a big fish in a small pond, or a small fish in a huge pond. This is about finding the right-size pond where he can thrive. I believe with my whole heart that TX Wes is that place. There's a Rosedale Renaissance going on; I can't wait to watch this place and its community get better and better!

Texas Wesleyan is a small Univeristy,the classes are challenging and the professors on hand and…read morehelpful. Howver, it is not a Christian school by any stretch of the imagination. The professors are are almost ALL liberal thinkers and Marxist. Critical Race Theory is pushed in almost every class. 1619 is not condemned as fiction and questioning professors blatant biases is mocked. Some classes are even proudly anti American. It is not a safe place for conservatives not Christians.

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