I highly recommend Tracey, I have nothing but wonderful and amazing things to say about their…read morecontributions to early childhood development. I Highly recommend Early Adventures Daycare Tracy has patience beyond measure and is incredibly creative, kind, loving, and caring. I'm confident that anyone who works with Tracy will have the same exceptional experience that we've have had.

I received my driving permit back in May 2019. I was eager to begin a whole new experience in my…read morelife. The next step in my driving journey was to find a good driving school that would not only help me gain experience in driving but for the instructors to also have fun with the students while driving at the same time. That's when my Dad stumbled upon A-Hero Driving School. At first glance on the website, I already knew that it was a good school so I agreed on letting my Dad sign me up for this school. It turned out that we were right the whole time. A-Hero Driving School consists of instructors that will correct you on the spot whenever you make a mistake, give you useful tips for different scenarios in driving, provide quality training practice, and have fun with you during your lesson. Making mistakes while driving is normal, especially if the person is a new and young driver who just received his/her permit. Exposing those mistakes and correcting them on the spot is critical for future driving as it helps to prevent those same mistakes from happening again in the future. A-Hero Driving School does just that. Its instructors will pay close attention to how you drive and will spot any mistakes you make while on the road. They will then proceed to advise you on those mistakes and give you tips on how to correct the mistakes. This will help to improve the driving skills of the new driver and help them to become a safer driver in the future. In addition to correcting mistakes, the instructors of A-Hero Driving School also give tips and tricks along with the rules for different scenarios of driving, especially if you are a first-time driver. This will prove to be very useful for the driver as it helps him/her develop the skills necessary to be a safe driver on the roads. It will also allow the new driver to make the most of the roads in order to get to his/her destination quickly. Not only will the instructors give you tips and tricks, but they will also allow you to ask any clarifying questions and will not get frustrated even if you have a lot of questions to ask. They make you feel safe about driving and will adapt to how you learn in order to provide a more effective lesson. Quality is better than quantity. That's my model for everything I associate with. A-Hero Driving School provides students with high-quality lessons that allow for a safe and comfortable driver. They restrict their instructors to a maximum of only three 2-hour classes a day. This ensures that the instructor doesn't get bored or less alert from teaching too many lessons in a day and provide a lower-quality training session later in the day. The school also makes sure that an instructor is not over-booked in order to prevent the instructor from getting stressed out during a regular driving lesson. Sometimes, students might need a different method of teaching if they have conditions like dyslexia. The instructors of A-Hero Driving School will happily adapt to make sure those students can properly learn the rules of the road. These examples show that they take high-quality classes very seriously and are eager to engage with the student in order to effectively teach them the rules and tips of driving. In life, it is crucial for a person to have a perfect balance between work and fun. Having fun is important as it can help boost a person's focus and judgment and allow them to learn better. The instructors at A-Hero Driving School are not only there to teach the students about the rules of driving, but they are also there to have fun and meaningful talks to students and engage them in conversations about different subjects not related to driving. This prevents the students from getting bored and not being able to take in the material being taught to them when serious matters come around. The instructors are also very thoughtful of the students. They take the casual conversations with students to heart and enjoys talking to students about the things they enjoy. My instructor, Instructor Sabaoon Rahimi, knew that I had a passion for aviation and wanted to become an airline pilot when I am older. So, after a few driving lessons, he bought me a model airplane as a present because he knew I love having those airplanes around my house. The airplane didn't cost too much but it was the thought that counts and for that, I am really grateful. Overall, A-Hero Driving School is the best driving school that money can buy. They make sure that the students receive the lessons that they need in order to drive and ensure that the students understand the material being taught. They also make sure the instructors are in their best condition in order to make sure that they stay focused during the lesson and that lessons are given at the highest quality possible. At the same time, the instructors are devoted to the lesson making sure that the student takes in a lot of the material being taught by having fun with the student to ensure a good balance.

My son had a wonderful experience with his teacher Asad. He is very patient and thorough, thank you…read moreso much!

I had the time of my life today. I spent the day with Ruben learning all about my new gun; learning…read morehow to load, pose, and shoot. He was very patient with me, let me ask as many questions as I wanted, let me know when I was doing something wrong and corrected me, and let me go at my own pace. By the end of the lesson I was hitting the target more than I was missing. I plan on getting more practice and going back to Kuma Tactical for more lessons.

Ruben was super knowledgeable and patient. It was my first class and he took his time and explained…read moreall the fundamentals to me. I never felt rushed and he always guided me and made sure I was comfortable. I definitely will continue to take classes with him- he's super candid and genuine

John is a great teacher and an incredible resource for theory. I've been taking lessons from him…read morefor about 6 months now and my playing has improved immensely. He's easy to work with and has been playing forever. Highly recommend.

I absolutely love the teachers here at tutu school Morgan hill my daughter is so excited every week…read moreto go to her ballet class and she learns so much I also love how they have the opportunity to preform what they learn in class my daughter has become so confident in her abilities and loves to show them off

Super cute! My 5 year old has so much fun at her class. The teacher is so sweet and fantastic with…read morethe kids. They have their big holiday recital coming up soon that we can't wait to see! Highly recommend!

This is a long review. If you don't have time to read the whole thing, then just know that Miss…read moreJanie is amazing! My son loves going to Noah's Ark and has blossomed under her care. I cannot say enough good things about her and highly recommend her if you are looking for exceptional child care. Keep reading for a more detailed review... I started taking my son to Noah's Ark almost a year ago. He was struggling at his previous daycare and we thought a facility with fewer children might be a better fit. When I first met with Janie, I could tell how much she loved what she did. I was immediately impressed by her setup, particularly that she had a permanent dedicated space for the children, rather than using baby gates to block off areas of her home. She's also taken great care to create a safe, functional and fun outdoor space for the kids. In our initial meeting, I was up front about some behavioral issues that we were seeing. She assured me that it wasn't a problem, that it was typical for the age and that she'd cared for children with similar behaviors before. Another thing we talked about was meals. My son has always been big for his age and eats accordingly. (He was 28 months old, 35" tall and weighed about 34 lbs at the time.) Like most people, he gets hangry when he's underfed and that was contributing to the problem behaviors. She told me that she would feed him breakfast, lunch and snacks and that food would be available if he was still hungry. She gave me an idea of the types of food that she serves and it all sounded healthy and child-friendly. I knew we'd found the right place within a few days. Janie (and her helpers, who are also wonderful!) were able to identify my son's triggers, anticipate what he was about to do, and redirect him before he did it. Within a month, my son was talking more and learning how to play with other children. Meals have not been an issue. Janie knows what the kids like, but also gets them involved in the meals by having them help or taking suggestions or requests from the kids. Janie has taken the time to learn what interests my son and used it to pique his interest in other things, inspire him and reward him. She encourages problem solving and independence, which fosters self-confidence. On the days my son doesn't want to go, Janie has a gentle way of coaxing him in. No matter how the morning started, when I pick him up he always tells me what a fun day he had. From the outset, my relationship with Janie has been a partnership. When I drop my son off, I'll let her know anything that will make the day smoother. (i.e. He slept poorly, he's really hungry, or I need to pick him up early) It's generally a quick exchange because it's easier for the kids to transition to daycare if the parents don't linger. When I pick him up, Janie lets me know how the day has gone, whether it was a good day or if there were any issues or odd behaviors. We celebrate his successes, work together to figure out ways to support one another and provide consistency between home and daycare. My son recently turned 3. He already speaks in sentences, knows his colors, letters and numbers. He's learned how to interact with other children and communicate his needs and feelings with words instead of actions (most of the time). Miss Janie has played a huge part in this. I could not have chosen a better person to care for and teach my son.

As parents you are always concerned and want what is best for your child. When we met Ms Janie she…read moremade us feel very comfortable and we were mentally assured that she is probably the best space for our child to learn and grow. Two days of us sending our daughter and few things that made us end our contact immediately were : 1. My child went to Noahs Ark for two days & all we heard was complaints about a two year old during pickup. Her complaints were that she never mixes up with other students, she just wants to grab food from their plates. She doesn't know how to sit on the table chair and she is running around while others say excuse me before getting up. Point here is my child has recently turned two and she doesn't clearly understand the table etiquettes. Yes she uses high chair still & that was made aware to Ms Janie prior to my child joining daycare. She is new to a school environment & other kids there were older and may have older siblings at home to learn share & care. Firstly you cannot compare kids. Every child is different and special. Secondly there is a way to put things forward to the parents such as we will work together in teaching her. First two days you just cannot expect a two year old and a new parent to come prepared to meet your expectations. The message that came across from this was probably Ms Janie is not willing to take kids that need little more grooming or are less independent than kids who are able to express themselves more independently and clearly. 2. Second day she had a bruise on her forehead. We were told that she lost her balance and ran into a wall. Sure we understand that she is a toddler and any child can run into accidents anywhere and anytime of the day. But what I could not understand was Ms Janie's statement. She said to be prepared for more accidents like these in future. Sorry as a parent, it would be pleasant & better to hear that in future we will be extra careful so she doesn't run into more accidents like these. 3. We were made to sign the contract and pay $350 for the first week. Due to unpleasant experience , we had to terminate the contract within two days. We were not given the remainder of the contract money even though her contract clearly states either party can terminate contract within first week as this falls under trial period. She refused to send contract copy even after several reminders. Had to go in person. 4. We understand managing so many kids is a challenge but we do not understand that there was no mode of communication except email & landline which she never responded to. We do not expect a busy teacher to message me every few minutes updating us but we do expect some form of communication sometime in the day just once at least to let us know if the child is ok during first week. It was extremely difficult to convey our message across at many occasions as we were interrupted during a conversation & were not let to finish off on the message. We were not allowed to stay for more than a minute apart during drop off & at the time of pick up the only communication we had for first two days were just complaints . 5. I was told not to send any food from home due to cross contamination. We ended up dropping a sealed store bought yogurt & coconut water as a backup. My child was fed only peanut butter & crackers for two days during her stay. We were told she did not eat yogurt or drink coconut water that we gave her. Apparently thats the only two things she would eat anytime of the day so it is difficult for us as parents to understand why the child refused. On the second day I told Ms Janie to not give her snacks in the evening as she was constipated. During pickup, to my surprise Ms Janie clearly ignored parent instructions as I saw my daughter eating crackers. We wanted to give more time before terminating our contract but when you are unable to communicate your message with the teacher, clearly express your thoughts or even make someone understand your concerns, instead were portrayed in a negative way on your parenting. Very disappointing.

My daughter has been going full time since September and she absolutely loves it. The staff is…read morevery friendly, prices reasonable and they have part time as well as full time care available. She's learning a lot during the Preschool portion of the day. Plus they have 2 optional extra curricular activities during school hours - which is great for me as a working parent. My little one gets to go to dance and gymnastics without it being during family time in the evenings. I definitely recommend if you are looking for a Preschool.

My son LOVES to go to school now! We had such a hard time getting him out of the car at his…read moreprevious preschool. He would cry and scream to keep from going. Now that he's at Little Baler, he looks forward to going to school!!! Thank you Rene for having an amazing staff!!!

The sweetest little preschool in town! The staff is incredible and feel like part of the family. We…read morehave watched our son grow so much here and seeing how prepared he was on the day of his kindergarten evaluation and most importantly the pride he felt in himself afterwards, we are so thankful! Miss Jen and Miss Nicole are kind and patient in leading the kids through a variety of thoughtfully planned activities everyday. We look forward to our youngest attending this upcoming fall as we are not ready to say goodbye!

Amazing preschool!! All four of my children have attended Methodist Preschool. I can't say enough…read moreabout how loving, kind and compassionate the teachers and director are!! The projects and activities are fun and engaging. We are so blessed to have had this opportunity for our boys!! Highly recommended!!! - Jennifer & Brian James