Most of the staff is awesome , but you have a few very bad apples , that treat kids bad and parents…read moreas well. Yet when you speak up they just cover it up and say we are looking into it, yet never tell you anything else ... The school Knows this person is bad news but because he has family who works there too they look the other way vs investigating it

This school is very lively and so pretty on the inside. I…read morelike the organization of the classes, the traffic organization this year, and the teacher's quick responses on Dojo. 1st day of Pre-K was fun for my daughter.

Very bad place PLEASE dont leave your kids in that place , i dropped off my kid when i would call…read moreto check on him they would never pick up the phone then when i went to pick him up he was crying so bad and the ladys did not even know when it was the last time they had fed him or changed him . I repeat dont take your kids there

My in-laws are HUGE FANS of Star Students Learning Center! My husband and I love it too. Best of…read moreall, my little toddler loves it here. He's always lovingly cared for. Whenever I peek my head in, he seems to be the center of attention and having a grand time playing with the teacher. I checked out several day cares and felt this one was the best fit for our family's demanding schedule as well as having an optimal teaching/learning environment. He always seems to be getting excellent attentive care. I've never caught him out of sorts or in need. I don't know how they do it. I think he may start preferring to stay here than to go home!

Great place to rent jet skis. It was our first time doing so and the instructor was very patient…read moreand friendly with us. We had a great experience here.

Our 9 (now 10) yr old son had his very first surf session with Aarin back in October and he was up…read moreon the board almost immediately! He loved it and was hooked! Aarin is wonderful with teaching kids about not only surfing but also about the importance of taking care of our ocean and the creatures who live there! We knew we had to book with SPI Sessions for our next trip which was this week! Our son had two surf sessions with Gaines! His excitement for surfing and the ocean is contagious! Our son had a blast surfing with Gaines and we look forward to coming back in October and seeing him again! Gaines was very informative with us and let us know exactly how he's doing and the next step type lessons that we can look forward to! All the booking and arrangements were done via text and Aarin has great communication so we knew if there were any location changes or adjustments that needed to be made due to weather! We wish we came during a time when our son could experience one of Aarin's camps! I highly highly recommend this experience! I'm positive their SUP tours would be just as fun and something we hope to do on our next visit as well as surf lessons for our son!

I was hesitate at first because I thought I had to be extremely fit to take a Silks Class. I was…read morewrong. This class was an amazing experience that definitely took me out of my comfort zone. Our instruction started at a level that was comfortable for me and I had a blast! I will definitely continue with Silks.

Great teacher! Lots of fun! Hanging upside down relieves stress! I have been in this class since…read morethe beginning 2 years ago! I have never fallen.

Stumbled across this very unique and unusual spot in SPI while wandering around on a cloud, cool…read moreholiday week afternoon ... so glad we did! ABI SPI is a small business incubator whose mission is basically two-fold, provide new and upcoming local artists with space to produce their wares and teach them how to run a business, so they can make a career out of their creative passion. Super nice folks there, explained it all ... many fun and interesting pieces on the tables and walls, work areas, meeting tables and they have art classes too! Highly recommend you stop by and visit with these folks... it's a one of a kind shop in SPI!

Artist incubator. Great little studio area where 6 artist per year are selected to a residency that…read moreincludes retail studio space. We talked with two artist and bought a few works. Definitely Go!

My son has attended MMA since the summer following his 8th grade year. He just graduated with the…read morerank of Captain as Executive Officer of Delta Company. I can honestly say I am beyond grateful to the DI's, ADI's, faculty and staff of MMA. He would not be the person he is without those amazing mentors. My son lives and breathes the military life and that made MMA the perfect fit. The following comment is made by Lt. Col. Douglas G. Dry, USMCR, Retired: I only knew one former graduate of MMA by the name of Warren Driggers, with whom I attended TBS in 1979 as Second Lt's. He was one of the more impressive Second Lieutenants in my class. I subsequently ran into him a few times in Saudi Arabia during Desert Shield. He was a Major and I was a Major Select. I always thought he would make General some day. I have visited MMA in 1998 and then attended the Summer School Graduation of Shannon's son in 2013 and more recently I was in attendance for his High School Graduation in May of this year. Each time I was highly impressed. In addition I served in the Reserves with a MMA former soccer coach and trained at 29 Palms in 1986-87 with a Major Rocky (I forget his last name) who was a former counselor at MMA. I was impressed with everyone associated with MMA. However, I have been informed by one of the individuals mentioned that there were several wealthy and apparently spoiled kids that did not want to be there but were sent by their parents due to the conditions in either their home county, or to help correct behavioral issues they were having with their child. In addition to some kids with behavioral issues sent to MMA by their parents, as a 30 year practicing attorney, (17 years as a defense attorney and 13 years as a prosecutor), I can understand where a defense attorney may propose and the Court and State Prosecutor may accept the proposal that a troubled kid attend MMA in lieu of some other form of punishment or institution. However, the Court would not just order and send juveniles to MMA as it is not contracted with a Court System and the parents have to pay approximately $40,000.00 per year for their son to attend MMA. In the case of Shannon's son, I can attest that he only attended MMA because he wanted to be there. I always encouraged him to attend based on my understanding of the values, discipline and education he would receive at MMA. As to the individual that stated that he had a terrible and abusive experience at MMA in 96-97, I assume there have been periods of time where cadets have been allowed and possibly encouraged to administer peer discipline, which I am totally opposed to. And I am sure it's possible that there were some abusive employees from time to time. I certainly do not believe this is systematic of MMA. I have experienced some abuse in my early years of the Marine Corps, particularly boot camp, however, my overall experience with the Marine Corps goes beyond extremely positive and had helped me gain the discipline and confidence to lead a productive life. I served 2 years enlisted and 4 years as an officer on active duty, then 20 years as an officer in the Reserves. No parent should send their child to any institution without first checking out that institution, including MMA. But as for me, if I had a son or grandson that wished to attend and had the finances to provide such an experience, I would definitely do so without hesitation. But again, I would always keep my hand on the pulse of MMA and make sure my cadet was having a positive experience. The MMA is not for every child, as the Marine Corps is not for every young adult, but most of the greatest people I have ever known were Marines with who I served. Douglas G. Dry, Lt. Col, USMCR, Retired

Our 13 year old Nephew completed the 2024 summer camp session and he's a changed young man. I…read morecouldn't be more excited and proud that he wants to attend MMA this school year. Turning 14 and starting the 8 grade is a pivotal time in development for a young man, MMA's structure, activities and Marine culture are giving us hope for his future. Thank You MMA for the possibilities of a bright future for our cadet and for America.

My daughter is still attending. Since 10 months old until 4 years old! I really like this daycare…read more She's learned so much sign language-- I can't keep up to practice! But I try!

Website will not give any pricing information, they want to come to your home and do a "free water…read moretesting" in order to give you a price. That or you leave your contact information and they get back to you. Waste of time. I understand sales tactics are meant to drive business, but one shouldn't have to disclose so much just to get an inkling of what prices they have.

great service! they do filter changes & keep track of the date to be consistent, which they are…read more the value of not having to worry is well worth the price.