The principal took a students phone and started looking through it with no explanation, the…read moreprincipal did not even ask for permission and just started looking through it, the student did nothing wrong too, and took a 20 dollar bill from the student. I saw it with my own two eyes, and this is just unacceptable.

I love this school it is perfect for children teachers are kind and respectful students are well…read morebehaved definitely recommend for kids

Excellent show. Very nice and friendly docent. We were shown the various work spaces and…read moregalleries.

Love the open mic night on the third Friday of every month. Anyone of any age will appreciate this.read more

Kids still love it, they added an adults work are in the corner for anyone that has a monk at home…read morejob or school study while still being able to watch the kids and give them a safe environment to play and explore.

Very cute place to play especially for toddlers! Our babies had so much fun we will definitely be…read moreback soon. Also the staff was very welcoming and the place was nice and clean

This school does not have a policy regarding when a professor has to return an email. It could take…read moredays before you hear back. Do not complain, because they do not care. The professors can assign assignments and go over the assignment for a couple of class periods, and then disappear for a few weeks at a time. If you need help, hopefully you can get a hold of the professor. Tracking that professor down might be hard to do. Not in the classroom during class hours. Feedback on assignments, just a score generally. If you have a disability and have paperwork to back you up from a neuropsychologist, and the main campus in Indiana approved them, the school director in Arizona can take those away before you get to use them. The first time my son needed to use his accommodations for a midterm, the director refused to honor them. Her response she just wanted to see how he could do without it. Yes, the school receives federal money they do not care. It can be seen as discrimination and possibly against the law under the Rehabilitation Act of 1973. If you have a disability, you might want to think it over before coming to school here. I agree with Paul U. Staff cares only about the money. Sadly, not the student. This school allowed a teacher to walk into another classroom to talk about how she felt about President Trump. It was not pretty. Not sure about the Christian aspect of the school. I have not seen many Christian values shown here.

The staff here are some of the least helpful people I've ever dealt with on a college campus. This…read moreschool literally only cares about your money and doesn't give a rats rear end about where you find the money, they want it, and they want it now. I've been to colleges where you could walk into the financial aid office and get help. Not here. It's literally just: FAFSA... if you are not completely broke, you pretty much don't qualify for any real help. Of course they act like you're supposed to think that loans are actually "financial aid". which is baloney. loans are just DEBT. When it comes to this school being a "christian" school, that is a complete JOKE. The cute Bible verses on walls around campus do not fool me. This place is woke, progressive and about as unchristian as they come. Some of the professors are halfway decent but some swear like sailors... not exactly real spiritual material.

first time taking with Chelsea! it was so inclusive, very…read morewell guided and great energy all around. the class is small maybe about 8 people, which I personally love! I took the wine and wheel class and it was a 10/10!

We booked the BYOB pottery class. It ended up being tons of fun! Chelsea was our instructor and she…read morewas excellent! Funny, helpful and very skilled! We will be back!

Best eye exam I have ever had! I am 73 and have been wearing glasses since I was ten years old! The…read moreselection of frames is nice. The people are wonderful!

Eye clinic hallways are extremely loud with students yelling and laughing easily heard through the…read morethin walls- if you are hard of hearing, you will have trouble following your exam. Not a quiet, professional environment like you would expect most medical facilities to be and they do many additional tests that are not necessary or relevant

We've had a great experience with this swim school. The instructors are incredibly patient,…read moreencouraging and know how to work with kids of all skill levels. From the very first lesson, they made my son feel comfortable and excited to learn.

I truly appreciate how accommodating and helpful the front desk staff was with my son, who has…read moreautism. They were flexible and understanding, which made the process of signing up and showing up for lessons much smoother. That said, I wouldn't return or recommend this location for other autistic families at this time. The instructors didn't seem prepared or confident in working with a neurodiverse child. They frequently checked the time, every few minutes which made it feel like they were just trying to get through the 30 minutes rather than stay engaged. On multiple occasions, they asked my husband what they should have our son do next, which made it clear there wasn't a set plan tailored to his needs. We had explained from the beginning that our son is clingy and may need more time to warm up. Despite that, it felt like the instructors were caught off guard by this every single lesson. I would strongly encourage the staff to receive some basic training or education about autism and neurodiversity in general. Every child is different, and a little understanding and preparation can go a long way in making lessons more effective and inclusive.

Bonnie is an amazing artist and teacher! She has all of the qualities of an inspiring teacher and…read moreartist. Bonnie is very warm and patient. My eleven-year-old daughter loved Bonnie and her classes right from the start. Bonnie makes you feel right at home, listens to what you want to learn, and helps you improve your skills step by step. My daughter has learned so much from her. The quality of the paintings my daughter did in lessons with Bonnie has turned out amazing! We look forward to continuing lessons with her every week. If you want to become a better painter and artist, contact Bonnie! She is very experienced and has so much to offer.

From the owner: Alcohol Ink Designs invites you to come and discover your inner artist as you learn to draw and…read morepaint. You will have so much fun in a group or private lessons -- no experience needed! Our classes include acrylic, oil, oil pastel, charcoal, mixed media, alcohol ink, watercolor, card making, ornaments made with alcohol ink, and more complete with individual instructions and attention. Contact us today for more information!