This is a fantastic place to learn and get tutoring help! I think that the location and the…read moreproximity to my job and the neighborhood schools is great.

I love food from around the world and have since I was a very young child. Give me a Hungarian…read moreCabbage roll, chicken paprikaish, tamales, manicotti, Gyro and Tahini sauce, or Tandoori chicken, kung po shrimp, you get my drift. Well this was my first international cooking class well actually my first cooking class of any kind and I loved it. Everyone that wanted too was able to join in with the instructors and help prepare some of the food. I made a Turkish mushroom pide. They were Turkish canoe shaped mushroom filled pastry sorta like pizza. They were delicious and I will be cooking this at home. The semolina cookies were exotic mouthwatering delights of goodness they were fresh tasting from the fresh lemon zest and were the perfect sweetness. The Manti was also yummy !

From the owner: Atlas Foundation, founded in 2002 in New Orleans, LA, is a non-profit, multicultural, faith based…read moreorganization, operating for spiritual and educational purposes. We are dedicated to discovering and celebrating the common ties that bind us as brothers and sisters and fostering understanding, tolerance, respect, and love of our fellow human beings through dialogue. We do this through panels, discussion forums, visits and dinners which enrich our lives and encourage dialogue.

Wild Discovery + Otters…read more Our guide Rachel was phenomenal! Very knowledgable and kind. I was so surprised how many animals they have! I love that she knew all their names and personality traits. The otter swim was amazing! The guides told us they love the color yellow, so if anyone goes try and wear yellow or bring a yellow towel you don't mind sacrificing to the otters to dry off and bite!

This review will be lengthy but I hope it provides some insight! Note: We did the Wild Discovery +…read moreOtter Swim in early early February - Barn Hill Preserve (soon-to-be Magnolia Wilds) was a great experience! Our tour guide D was amazing and really made the experience so enjoyable. There was a mixed bag of kids and adults but the group was roughly 20 people total. This is definitely a great activity for people of all ages. There is walking involved and going slightly down on downward slopes; it can get hot too, just to keep in mind. The weather the day we went was wonderful - sunny & high-60°s/low 70°s. D was so knowledgeable and added great humor to the tour, his personality was overall super great. Plus! He was our otter-swim guide too and was just as great during the swim. There's several animals that you'll have the opportunity to meet and learn so much about. D, our tour guide, also ensured everyone had enough time to observe the different animals and that the kids had their fun before moving onto the next animal. I will note, I believe the animals included on the Wild Discovery tour are different than the animals you'll see on the Safari Wagon Adventure tour. But I believe the animals we saw were just as great. Just think about what animals you'd like to see most and ask which tour would be best. From what it seems, most of the larger animals are on the safari tour (i. e. zebras, ostrich, camels, and cattle). On our Wild Adventure Tour we saw kangaroos, capybaras, and Eurasian Lynx - to name a few. Looking back I would've have liked to know the animals vary by tour type. This is kind-of communicated on their website, but I feel you have to know to look at all available activities and compare. Which is more my error than theirs! Just wanted others to know as I didn't think of this. I would've added the safari tour had I known! The otter swim is only available with the Wild Discovery tour (the safari tour is very affordable, so to add onto the swim package would be ideal - I'd ask but I'm sure that's do-able!) The otter swim was so great too! The pool (in February) was cold at first but the body acclimates to the temp quickly. The pools are temperature controlled so it's not freezing and unbearable - just cold at first. And that's more so because it was the beginning of February. I imagine in the summertime the water is amazing. The swim lasts for an hour and our party was small (4 total people), so that was plenty of time for our otter to explore the strangers in his pool area. Afterwards, we got time to dry off and have the lil guy dry off with us. My sister loves otters so this was a great opportunity! Lastly, Check-in was easy & finding the place was easy as well!

hard to reach when need something only can text or email never phone calls/ paperwork sent on day…read moreof review not before like stated online/ was told can do without packet but want a paper copy easier to work with and not in computer / would think this would be better communicatio but it's not. When u call too much they get mad but will not answer.

Best in Class helped me pass Econ!! My tutor was great and met me at the LSU library! I'd recommend…read morethem to anyone! They also help with K-12.

If you're an adult student whose been out of school for 12+ years and trying to get back into it…read moreMr. Barry is the perfect tutor for you. Math was extremely intimating and being an Active Duty Service member who waited until the end of the degree to finally take math, however Mr. Barry is kind, patient, and very adaptive when coming up with educational plans to reintegrate back into the learning process. Thank you again for all that you do, as I am confident I will get an amazing grade now in my class!

From the owner: Barry Tutoring (Mark Barry) provides one-on-one assistance in the study of physics, math and…read morechemistry. Recently retired high school teacher with 30 years classroom experience and 25 years tutoring experience. My philosophy is to start where the student is. I welcome ALL questions. Call/text/email for an appointment.

I would highly recommend The Color Wheel Learning Center to anyone who wants a warm, loving, fun…read moreand supportive environment for their little one to flourish in. All three of my girls have attended the Color Wheel over the last twelve years and I can't say enough about the positive experience that we have had at these facilities (we have attended both the Highway 44 and Sherwood locations). We have always been treated like family, all of my girls sad to leave when it was time to move on. The turn over is low and quality of care is high. We will miss these amazing ladies!!!

From the owner: The Color Wheel Learning Center Provides the best daycare service for your child. We offer a…read morenourishing environment to your child and make sure they grow well mentally, physically, socially and emotionally at their best.

I came here for an I-9 verification for an out-of-state work-from-home job. The woman took the time…read moreto congratulate me on getting employed and was overall very nice.

This place has the best math teacher in town. He can explain something as simple as addition to a 5…read moreyear old to something as complicated as convergence of an infinite series to a college student with equal ease, and have them both saying, "oh sure, I see that now." It's something to behold.

This would be my 4th cooking class to take here. The entrance of the building is nicely decorated…read moreand has nice seats to wait for the class to start. The chefs introduce themselves and shows you the bathrooms and water fountains on the way to the room. Once you get to the room there are 3 people to a station. Everything is labeled and measured for you. Has a booklet of instructions for you to go by but the chef mostly helps you and tells you what to do. The staff is super friendly. Like insanely friendly. I have taken a healthy Italian class, a Cajun breakfast class, another Cajun entrees class, and this time I took a Cajun seafood class. Every class has made me leave with such a great experience. I will continue to take my classes from here & they are coming out with a cook book soon

This is a very nice culinary school! Boss lady is very sweet and they seem to have a lot of…read moretalented ppl around. Came for a special event but they were on top of things

Corban has been such a positive experience for my family and me. My son has been attending since…read moreSeptember 2024 and is in the 4-year-old classroom. The staff genuinely care about the children and often go the extra mile to make sure the kids have a wonderful experience, whether it's creating special artwork for parents, laminating projects, or organizing holiday activities. They've always been attentive and responsive to any questions or concerns we've had. It's clear that the team truly loves working with kids, and the summer program is full of engaging and fun activities that my son really enjoys.

I'm writing this review several weeks after having pulled my son from the Hwy 42 location. During…read moreour time at this location I experienced multiple issues and had several concerns about the standards of care this company/location provided. I toured this facility and was sold on its cleanliness, openness, what they said was their security procedure, and their Procare app that was highly touted during my visit. They stated that they specifically checked the license of anyone new that came to pick up a child; that did not happen once while my son was at this daycare. During my first month, rather my first week, my son came home with the wrong bottles, had another child's pacifier, and the app usage was questionable at best. I requested a meeting with the owner to discuss my concerns. During that meeting, she made a rather peculiar statement to me that I remember to this day. She stated "Maybe your expectations are a little too high". I should have prefaced this review with this was my first child and first daycare experience. After our first meeting, I did feel like things got slightly better in the first classroom. I absolutely loved the second classroom he was in. The ladies in that room were excellent communicators and used the Procare app very well. The only problem we had was when high school kids were in the room sleeping or had their heads in their phone. I reached out to Lesley regarding the cell phone policy, she asked that I call her, and I did not. She never responded via email about her policy. The next classroom I was in was the reason I ultimately pulled my son out of this facility. Reid came home with staph the first week he was in this room. While I cannot definitely lay this at Corban's feet, it's seems mighty coincidental. This classroom exacerbated my son's diaper rash; it was never as bad as it was in this classroom. My husband picked my son up one day and he handed my husband a thumb tack that was just on the floor. One of the ladies in this classroom tried to give my son whole milk after us giving explicit instructions that he had a dairy allergy; it was discussed in all of his classrooms. Thankfully, my husband was there to prevent that, but he also noticed the high chairs dirty from food that could only have been from the previous day. I penned all of these issues in an email to Caylee Corban, the director of this location, those emails went unanswered. I had to request a meeting with not only Lesley but Caylee as well to discuss my concerns. Nothing improved as a result of this meeting. I noticed, several times that children were changed on the rug. One right after the other. How do they sanitize the rug, I have no idea. The rug that they are using is the same one the kids crawl all over when they have a changing station steps away that can be sanitized with Lysol wipes. There was an incident involving my husband that I regretfully will say was not handled well. He went to pick Reid up and watched him, through the glass door, eating another child's snack. It was a chocolate cookie. He reacted very poorly and behaved badly; I cannot deny that. What infuriates me is that Lesley and others tried to debate the metric of how much cookie my son actually consumed. How much he consumed is completely irrelevant. If dairy caused him to go into anaphylactic shock, we would not be debating the amount of cookie consumed. That really gets me to this day; that was their justification, that he didn't get a lot of it. I recall Lesley crying during this meeting because she was upset for her staff. She was not upset that my son, once again, got diary while in this classroom. Truthfully, had I been the owner, I would have kicked us out right then for my husband's behavior. It's the lack of standing up and addressing these type of issues and withholding standards that I'm sure contributes to the increasing decline of this facility's reputation. That and nepotism. Being someone's daughter with a degree in Early Childhood Development does not qualify you for a leadership role. I had so many current and former parents say to me to go straight over Caylee's head to Lesley. If that's not telling, I'm not sure what is. The final straw for me was when I picked my child up and he was eating Cheez-Its. They had poured them down the table and the kids were eating them as if they were at a feeding trough. I texted Lesley this once I left asking "What do we have to do for y'all to take his allergy seriously?". Her response felt so disingenuous. I was done. THANKFULLY a spot at a highly recommended in-home daycare became available. I was able to do a trial week there and have been happy ever since. Recently, I received a video from a former employee. It shows my son being picked up by one arm because the toy or chair couldn't be set down. I'll leave a still photo here. I do not recommend this daycare.

My son has been going to the center for over a year. He enjoys the instructors and content. The…read moreworkbooks and things have helped him gain confidence in his reading and math skills.

From the owner: Kumon of Baton Rouge - Mid City South is part of the world's largest after-school math & reading…read moreprogram, helping children of all ages become self-learners.