This is such a great place with amazing staff. My teenage son loves it & I can tell they genuinely…read morecare about teaching him music but having fun as well. I highly recommend!!! 5 stars isn't enough!!!!

From the owner: School of Rock is different from traditional music education programs. Our patented and proven…read moreSchool of Rock Method™ has taught hundreds of thousands of students around the world to play music. We combine one-on-one guitar, bass, keyboard, drums and singing instruction with group rehearsals and live performances, teaching students how to play together as a band. Our version of recitals are real rock shows at real venues in front of live audiences. This style of teaching builds lasting musical proficiency, boosts confidence, increases creativity, improves socialization skills, and allows students to work together as a band. When you join School of Rock, not only will you become a musician, but you'll be part of a close-knit community of passionate musicians and music lovers. We welcome students of all ages and experience levels.

My little boy loves Ian. We are so lucky to have found such a wonderful, patient and compassionate…read moreteacher. I highly recommend Reach to anyone looking for swim lessons for their child or children.

From the owner: Reach Swim Lessons offers students of all ages a comprehensive crash-course in swim safety and…read moretechnique. With the option of choosing your own pool to conduct the swim lessons, Reach is the most cost-effective and efficient choice for personal swim coaching.

We have contracted with Tectus for our downtown New Orleans hotel's security for over 5 years now…read more They are managed by a team of very professional and responsive leaders. Their approach is well-represented in the caliber and professionalism of their security guards/officers. Highly recommended!

This security firm sucks. They don't pay you for the hours you work. I would have gave them a zero…read moreif it would let me.

I am very disappointed in this facility. I signed up for the skills session and promptly showed up…read moreat the designated time. The door was locked, and no one was there. I called the number several times with no answer. I waited 30 minutes before leaving since I live 35 minutes away. I never received a phone call, but I did get an email with their reason for not being there. I was planning to go to another facility further away, but I decided to give this place another chance. (Big mistake!) This time, I received a payment request and was given another confirmation. And wouldn't you know, I am here right now and no one is here. I've called twice with no answer. If I didn't need this session for work, I would not be this upset. I can't vouch for the class; I can only tell you my experience with this place. If you sign up online, make sure you talk to a person to confirm your time. Edit: They called me back, apologized for the schedule mix-up and made it right. I took the skills class and now have my card.

From the owner: Our team of AHA and Red Cross instructors are committed to helping you learn valuable life-saving…read moreskills. We offer same day certifications in Basic Life Support for Healthcare Providers, CPR, AED and First-Aid training - and meet requirements for all healthcare related professions, students, and those established by the US Coast guard for the maritime industry. Individual and group training options available. Courses are fun and informative taught by instructors committed to helping each participant feel empowered to help save a life!

I attended a party here for my daughter's friend. These were 6 year olds, keep in mind 6 year…read moreolds.We got there early and Mrs. Barbara was very nice and had my daughter stomp on some things so it could be easily thrown away. We talked and she told me she was serious about her art and didn't play with that going out of the line business and leaving "snow" what she called it as white spaces. More people came they started the art. She kept telling them this was a time to be nervous and they were only allowed 3 mistakes. I could see some kids faces looked actually nervous. My daughter couldn't see one of the little lines and called me over to help , I was showing her where to draw the line. Mrs. Barbara told me that I wasn't allowed to do that and if my child was taking a math test would I be allowed to help her. I was being talked to like a child. Later, I was standing in the back of the room and doing absolutely nothing, she calls out to me and tells me, mom restrain yourself, restrain yourself from helping. I just smiled and said, I'm not doing anything. Later, Mrs. Barbara asked the kids to take out a light pink sharpie marker, yes sharpie permanent markers they used, but then Mrs. Barbara changed her mind and told them I mean the dark pink sharpie marker. My daughter didn't hear her and another child didn't either. I whispered to them to get the other pink. Again, Mrs. Barbara was telling t he kids they were only allowed 3 mistakes and this was a time to be nervous ( again we're at a birthday party). The mom of the birthday girl asked me to help her with something in the other room and as I was leaving out, Mrs. Barbara shouted to me, yes mom , go , you need to go. I was appalled, but again I didn't say anything because I was at someone else's party , even though I felt justified to take up for myself but of course do it in a classy way, but I didn't want to upset anyone because I didn't know how the parents of the birthday girl would react or if they would of thought it was inappropriate to say some thing for their daughters party even though I wasn't doing anything wrong and still being picked on. I felt bad for a little girl, she was doing her work and talking to her friend( birthday party) and Mrs. Barbara kept making it a big deal and saying that she needed to hush it or she was going to move her to another table and even did a knocking motion on her own head and said, maybe I need to knock on your head and remind you to be quiet when you talk. You could see the little girl was embarrassed. She shouted out another girls name who was just talking to the person next to her. She told another girl, what I told you about sitting on your feet. Most parents dropped their kid off and left. I and two other parents were the only ones that stayed besides the birthday girls parents. I've never been to a party where the kids were not allowed to talk, they could only sing a "raffle song" Mrs. Barbara made up and they would sing it before Mrs. Barbara would pull a name for a candy. I understand she takes her art seriously and that the kids need to draw, but this was not an actual class, it was a birthday party that felt like a strict classroom . I am a school teacher and I know for a fact that 6 year olds need extra support, movement, etc. I know for a fact that some kids need extra cues, thumbs up for reassurance, modifications of directions, extra time before moving on to next step, extra modeling of the task, as I have taught Special Ed and have other experiences. My daughter didn't talk the whole time and looked sad, later she told me she didn't want to get in trouble for talking and that she felt bad that the lady "Mrs. Barbara " was being mean to me. She was also hungry...lol She was proud of her artwork though . I do think Mrs. Barbara knows her stuff about art and is passionate about it but she could lighten up a little and realize that some kids might need extra support or reassurance. Keep in mind they were 6, they all could use extra cues and reassurance.

I signed my 8 year old daughter up for Art Time in the October. She missed all but one week of…read moreNovember because she was ill or it was closed for camps. My daughter just turned 8 and was slower than the other kids in completing her art assignments. This fact did not bother me and in fact I liked that she wanted to take her time. As it turns out, she was made to sit separately from the other students to "finish her work". How is that fun? Is this a military art school or a supplement to introduce children to artistic concepts? Barbara was not available for a class in January and her daughter taught the class. Apparently my 8 year old daughter who recently got braces told another child that she thought she might need braces too. The teacher corrected my daughter about saying this and made her stay in the fence when I picked her up so she could come and talk to me about what she said. Kids talk to each other and my daughter was excited that she's recently got braces. I believe that a bigger deal was made out of this situation. Between called out for talking to another child about braces and being made to sit separately, my daughter did not want to return so I called to cancel. When I called to cancel, I was told that there is a 30 day cancel policy and I STILL had to pay another month's tuition even though my daughter will not be attending. Go down highway 22 and you'll find a real art school.