I found Brain Powers through a search for local library events, and I'm so happy that I did! My…read morekindergarten son has now done several chess classes with Coach Steve and attended a summer camp. He loves brain powers and has invited friends to join him. I'm so happy to find a company that cares and teaches our son and challenges him in a way he hasn't been. Steve is a great teacher and my son's chess skills and confidence has dramatically increased since joining. I'm so glad I found this company, we will be attending Brain Power's for years!

Brain Powers has an incredible staff and a great charter. The instructors are very knowledgeable…read moreand work well with the students. Keep up the great work!

Utmost confidence in keeping the child at this daycare with the teachers who care a lot .. parents…read morecan calmly go to work as they know that their child are in a protected environment ! All the teachers are amazing and ms Simmy is best Ankita

This is long, but I'd want transparency when it comes to my child…read more When we toured in July, Ms. Wilson was the director. She was wonderful--she explained the teacher assignment, said the app included camera access and daily updates, and reassured me they worked with new kids often. She mentioned she'd be leaving soon and new owners were taking over but felt confident we'd like them. Unfortunately, that hasn't been the case. After filling out the application, I waited a week for the rest of the paperwork. Nothing came. I called multiple times and was told it would be sent, but it never was. The Friday before my son was supposed to start, I went in person. They couldn't even find the forms and spent over an hour recreating my account so I could receive them. My son started on Tuesday, and the school called on Monday asking if I still wanted to enroll him because their system showed him inactive. Not a good first impression, but I gave them the benefit of the doubt. It took three weeks to get a door code and app access. When I did, there was no camera access after all--"Oh we will fix it". A letter later confirmed parents would not be given access. The code itself often didn't work even when I got it. ACH payments also took three weeks to set up. At first, the director said my balance was zero, then suggested I had given the wrong account, then said my account was closed. Without me changing anything, they eventually "fixed" it. The teacher I was told would be in my son's room wasn't there. On the first day, the teacher didn't introduce herself. Weeks later, I realized someone else was actually the teacher I'd been told about. No notice, no communication--just changes parents were expected to figure out. The handbook says to talk to your child first, then ask the teacher for an update. In our case, a new teacher came in at 2 p.m. daily. When I asked her about my son's day, she always shrugged and said she had just gotten there. There was no handoff from the morning teacher. This was frustrating because this was my son's first school experience, and I wanted to know what he was doing so I could support him at home. At one point, a sign on the door said to check the app for a project due. Since I didn't yet have access, I asked the PM teacher. She shrugged and told me to ask the director, who also didn't know. Just a preschool project--but again showed the lack of communication. Meals were another issue. I noticed many items my son wouldn't eat and asked if I could pack something simple like a banana. I was told outside food wasn't allowed. Staff said if a child didn't eat, they'd offer something else like a sunbutter sandwich--but that never happened. Most days, my son ate nothing at all. Eventually, we decided to move schools and turned in our two weeks' notice. On his second-to-last day, I saw him being walked back to class by staff. The director walked by me to the class. The PM teacher told me my son had been in her office part of the day due to behavior. I got only a one-sentence explanation and was told to "ask the director," but she never came back to speak with me. The app stopped updating at 11:30 a.m., and I picked him up at 3:00. No food, no bathroom notes, no details. No call to me or Dad. If it was serious enough to remove him from class, I should have been called. Once again, he hadn't eaten and was very emotional at home. I didn't send him for his final day--it didn't feel safe. Maybe I'm new to "school life," but I expected communication above all else. Instead, I got excuses. If you want a place to simply drop your child off, this school might work. If you want a place you can trust, where staff truly care about your child's well-being, I'd look elsewhere.

Great facility for the boys work on their skills solo or with their baseball team…read more The people that work here are very friendly and engaging with the kids. We are all here because we love baseball! And it shows!

The facility is clean and very spacious. We took private batting lessons from Mike while visiting…read morePhoenix from California. Scheduling was easy and the prices are reasonable. My daughter noticed improvement after 2 lessons. We plan on returning for summer camp!

Child care is something every mother is concerned with... will they take care of my baby like I…read morewould take care of my baby... will they be safe.. will they learn... will they grow and continue to advance and mature.... ??? As a mother of one and will only have one in her life this choice did not sit lightly with me. However it was a nessesity for our family, so I wanted to find a home away from home for my son. And we found it!!! We went to several other companies and were disappointed, however there was not one thing we did not like, respect , or appreciate with Tutor Time specifically the location on Bell road. My son was always with mommy, daddy or Grandma until he was 3 years old. However as mentioned before there was a time when that changed. Our son had been in tutor time for just under 2 years, he now started kindergarden I cried, and he cried when he knew he was no longer going to see his teacher Mr Peco everyday. The education and attention which he recieved while he was there was exactly what we needed, looked for, hoped for, and expected. The hardest part was dropping him off in the morning, since he suffers from separation anxiety, however that was something his teacher as well as other staff members took note of and addressed in a constructive, benedfical way for my son. Needless to say he no longer has the issue. The people there were like family to us, and truly provided us with what we needed and what is deserved for any parent leaving their child in someone else's care. What is more , our son has been identified as an advanced student since he started Kindergarden this year, which is an amazing testimate to the staff and dedication which they have not only to the daily needs and care of your child but as they continue to grow the educational development of your child. Children get sick, that is a fact of life, they are a giant germ LOL, but loveable ones. When children start school they will also get sick, it is how they adjust to the environmental change, that is normal for our bodies to react in that way. The hardest thing we faced was leaving Tutor Time, because we felt as if they were our family, and honestly we still stop by and say hello, my son loves his teacher and will always remember him. We are a thankful family, thankful for the attention, assistance, education, and genuine love and concern which they have for the children which have been entrusted into their care. THANK YOU TUTOR TIME!!!!!!!

This has been one of the best daycares my daughter has been at by far, the environment is…read moreincredibly loving and friendly. Amazing communication from the staff and most importantly my daughter is happy attending here. I would highly recommend this location to anyone looking into daycares

This was so fun! We're from San Diego, I also work at a rock climbing gym, and I'll have to say…read morethis gym is awesome! The staff is super helpful, the gym is super clean, and the climbs are diverse/fun. Thank you!!

@Chris, thought to give it another chance, it looks like the deep cleaning is still on your bucket…read morelist. Sad to see the state of this gym. I'd much rather climb here than have to drive an extra 40 minutes to BP. But if cleanliness is a sign of neglect and it's neglected, then one wonders what else is being put off. I did notice however the bathrooms were clean, the floor under the Auto-Belays was nice and vacuumed. They were multiple chalk eaters around the gym doing work. Perhaps things are headed in the right direction and the challenge of having an establishment where chalk is constantly in use is a tough one. Edit: Chris reached out and provided some insight into why things look the way they do. I appreciated his time and I'm grateful that he listened.

Been taking my Daughter there for around 6 months. She has learned and improved so much during that…read moretime period. With the help of Coach Javier, Coach Lil Javi and Coach Anthony. They learned and get to know your kid. My daughter is always excited to go and practice. This place is perfect for anyone that is trying to improve and step up their level in the soccer field.

Javi and his team at Growth Soccer Training have really created a name in the local soccer…read morecommunity here in the Valley. Whether you have a Beginner, Lil' Baller, Intermediate, or Advanced Elite player, there seems to be something for everyone at GST. There are also all kinds of focused sessions like shooting and agility... My kids (currently 11 and 12 years old) have done small group trainings here over the years and not only do they have fun, but they are typically challenged and continuing to work on and learn technical skills as well. If you are considering checking this place out, I encourage you to sign up early as many of the summer camps will sell out. I know this firsthand! Enjoy!

My son has been taking weekly classes since the beginning of this month and is already more…read morecomfortable and making progress! Staff is fantastic and friendly. Classes are not too long but it feels like we are able to get a lot done in that time! They sell some products like reusable swim diapers which is helpful. The facility is always clean, impressive for bathroom/changing rooms that are next to a pool! Will definitely continue to attend and will recommend to anyone looking to sign their child up for swim lessons!

If your child wants/needs swimming lessons, this place is perfect…read more The youngest kids are under 6 months old so you can bring your baby to experience floating in a pool as well as older children for actual swimming lessons. The changing area is clean and has about 10 stalls as well as bathrooms. There are showers by the pool. The instructors are knowledgeable and they will have your youngster swimming in no time. There are lots of parking spaces.