Las Cruces Academy was by far my favorite schooling experience…read more I attended kindergarten through 5th grade. Throughout those six years, I worked on becoming trilingual, studied advanced science, and cultivated a strong foundation in all other subjects. After my time at LCA I preformed above my grade level throughout middle and high school. Now, I am a college freshman, studying to be a teacher. I hope I can be a teacher as great as the teachers here. I volunteer at LCA now, and my time here is still teaching me things, even if I am no longer a student.

My grandson has been going there since kindergarten and he loves it. The classes are smaller than…read moreat a public school, the curriculum is challenging, and the staff are great.

This is by far the best school for dance in Las Cruces. They have the most magical Nutcracker and…read morespring shows. No other dance school compares. Monique combines the amazing talents of internationally famous Ballet Dancer Aaron Smyth, professional dancers, Anna Lee Rohovec and Jack Stewart and local dancers of all ages, some who have been studying under her for over 20 years. She has brought the performances up another level by including live music with Grammy award winning music director Jorge Martinez-Rios. I am sure you will not experience shows of this caliper anywhere else in the area.

My daughter was enrolled at this ballet studio for nearly four years. We invested thousands of…read moredollars in tuition and performance tickets each year, and I volunteered hundreds of hours backstage--organizing the younger dancers, making last-minute costume repairs, and assisting with check-ins. I got along well with the backstage crew and never received a single complaint from any of them. Unfortunately, I cannot recommend this studio due to the inconsistent and unprofessional leadership of owner Monique Foster and backstage manager Courtney. They show clear favoritism toward certain students while applying rules unevenly and aggressively toward others, creating an environment that was often unfair and hostile, especially for younger dancers. During our final production, my daughter was repeatedly singled out by Courtney with severe, aggressive reprimands over minor issues. I stayed close to my daughter to support and protect her backstage. Near the end, Courtney called me out in front of several other moms and gave an exaggerated account of an interaction she claimed she had with my daughter that day. I pointed out that both my daughter and Courtney's own daughter were behaving typically for their age--recounting the previous evening when I had had to ask her daughter multiple times to stop clapping and blocking the walkway. Monique intervened, became confrontational, and threatened to have me removed from "her" theater for "talking back." She then claimed she had received multiple complaints about me "doing things wrong," but when I asked for specific examples, she could provide none. She also didn't appear to know my name, which further undermined her accusations. The small amount of positive support we experienced in our first year at this studio faded over time. Interactions with Monique became increasingly harsh and unpredictable. My daughter, who once loved ballet, began dreading classes and frequently came home in tears. We've heard similar experiences from many other current and former families. While there are talented dancers and some wonderful people associated with the studio, the lack of consistent, fair, and age-appropriate guidance from the leadership makes this a poor choice for families seeking a supportive and safe environment for their children. We left after almost four years and are now much happier at a different studio.

The Music Center of New Mexico State University is the central location for classical, band,…read moreinstrumental and choir singing. Within the building is the Atkinson Recital Hall, where the public is invited to listen to the free performance. Their free 4th of July Performance is packed. The Mesilla Valley Concert Band gave the audience the gift of music. I recommend this place for those who can't afford paid concerts.

Came here for a trim. It was 7:30 and my salon was already closed. I decided to come here and I…read moreloved my experience. The girl was so friendly and keep communication with me the whole time. She took her time and went past the closing time and my hair came out great. I'll be back!

Finally had the chance to visit Doña Ana Community College for the Southern NM Book Festival in the…read moreStudent Resources area. The space is gorgeous. It was full of natural sunlight and such a welcoming atmosphere. Plenty of clean bathrooms and tons of easy, free parking made the experience even better. A beautiful setting for an event like this!

Walked onto campus and saw this, never go here unless your name is John MP from Ulaanbaatar…read moreMongolia. He is just right for this school. His IP is 180.131.109.69 just incase he wants to hang out with you. He loves chicken and octopus. He is also very lonely so some girlfriends would be nice for him. PS also some dudes aint to bad.

Great instructor. I feel like this has helped me a lot to understand driving laws and other…read moreimportant things regarding driving.

Great school, communication was great. We are from out of town, and they worked very well with us…read more My son enjoyed the classes given.

Really good school magnet programs and others wow the best school best middle school in crucesread more