My daughter loves everything about the DoReMi program. Lindsey and Michael are incredible leaders…read moreand mentors who create a safe, inclusive, and positive environment. My daughter has grown in both talent and confidence.

This was our first year and my daughter had the best time at camp and already asking to go back…read morenext summer. Lindsay and Michael are amazing teaching the child all their lines and also having such fun activities throughout the month. We will definitely be returning next summer

The owner and the staff are amazing! They are very organized, work well with the kids, very…read moreknowledgeable in art of dance, and the kids dress conservatively. My daughter has been a student for 2 years and we love the studio!

My 4 year old daughter really loves dancing at this studio. She has learned so much in the 3.5…read moremonths she has attended classes and had developed a true love of dance. Her teacher is excellent and the facility is very nice s well

Bridgette and Jaime are wonderful teachers and amazing dancers. I always wanted to learn the Latin…read moredances but was intimidated about taking classes without a partner but their classes are so much fun and they really help beginners with technique. I highly recommend them as dance teachers.

It was the third Thursday and we finally made it for the Carefree art walk. Thunderbird Artists…read moregallery is small yet packs some lovely contemporary pieces of art. They feature quite a few Sonoran Arts League artists. All types of media are shown here. There were refreshments, wine and beverages to enjoy as well. Share parking lot.

I have no clue what is going on with this "company". They may be a scam. They may just be run…read moreterribly. Whatever it is, I would not suggest dealing with them. STAY AWAY I signed up to be a commercial vendor. I signed up in July for the event in November. I was in communication with Haley when I called. She answered my call, questions, and supplied me with the applications. Less than 40 minutes later I submitted those applications Fast forward to the week of the event and I haven't heard from them so I call and leave a message. No response. I call again Tuesday and Wednesday, no response. So Thursday night I send an email. No response.... Friday morning, morning of the event, I call again, nothing.... My guys show up to set up and get turned away at the door. Not to mention I work for a big company. She's asking me if I have receipts. It would take me personally 2 hours to get in touch with finance, get proof of payment, and supply it. There was literally nothing I can do, if I got proof of payment the event would have been 3 hours underway already I spoke to them on the phone to try and get in and she was incredibly rude and almost proud of the fact she was turning us down. I told her I've left multiple messages and emails sent contracts months ago and she didn't care. If you can avoid this company, I would. Solid events but 0 reliability.... This was the worst story but these type of things go years back (which is why I was months ahead with my preparation)

My daughter has attended La Casa for several years, and it has been such a wonderful experience…read more She loves going to school and always comes out with a huge smile on her face. The teachers are fantastic and the events they put on (especially dad's day) are amazing. I am going to be sending my son to the school next as he grows older and I expect him to have the exact same positive experience my daughter has. Don't let the bad reviews fool you. This school is amazing, and I have never experienced anything negative while on campus, ever!

I've had two children attend La Casa. I could not recommend this beautiful school more. Many…read morechanges have taken place that are heartbreaking, but there's still no better place for my children. What originally drew us in, and has not changed, is that the teachers and staff lead with love and kindness. There are many projects to take home, opportunities to connect with other families and cute events to be delighted by.

Two left feet? Tone deaf? Can't tie your shoes? You and I have a lot in common. However, it's…read morenothing the dance instructors at Real World haven't seen and fixed. I know! The group lesson nights make for a great date night and get you ready to go out on the town, or to your next social event. Jettison your NetFlix subscription, get on your feet and rekindle some romance. This place is so much fun and the people running it are incredibly friendly. If you and your spouse haven't stopped in for at least one of the group lesson nights, you're missing one of the hidden gems in Fountain Hills.

Transparently we have not actually sent our kids to this childcare center however I did tour it and…read morewas beyond impressed with them. The campus itself is super cute and set up very classroom style, which I think is a positive experience for young kids all of the kids and teachers were fully engaged and so happy. They also have a community area for kids to eat lunch to get them used to cafeteria style, which I thought was super cool and their meals are on the healthier side compared to most childcare centers. They additionally have some extracurriculars that you can pay extra for like dance or art for about $10 additional a week. They are on the slightly more expensive side, but honestly very reasonable in comparison to other childcare centers in the valley. If it was a little bit closer to our house or in a more convenient location, we would be sending our children here.

I had my son here for two years and unfortunately it did not work out…read more I do love how friendly the girls are up front (there are some great women there) and it makes for a good atmosphere for the parents but the daycare seemed to have a high turnover rate with teachers and just an underlying toxic tone. I saw one teacher not being very patient or friendly with a child and later she was moved out to help with other activities (thank god). Another younger teacher would stomp past us and not even smile as if she hated us and her job. I understand my son made friends with a boy who seemed to be a troublemaker so he was difficult but the way the school handled it was by putting him up front in time out nearly everyday, and the teacher accosting me and telling me that he needs assessments as if he's special needs and then moving him down to half days only. I left in tears one day because of the way the teacher treated me. We transferred to the Scottsdale School and my son is thriving ! He has been learning SO much, the teachers have been there for years so they don't have a high turnover rate and my son loves going. I feel great dropping him off and they all love my son and he's super popular in school. We have had ZERO issues there. I do realize other people have good experiences here but I just always felt super off and stressed dropping my son off at this daycare. This daycare seemed to have a negative attitude towards my son (which may have been justified because of negative influences) which made for a somewhat threatening environment for him. Just know if a daycare is not working out then you can always find a better environment for your child. Young children are very influenced by other kids in the class so getting them into a different school may be appropriate.

Great coachs fulfilling dreams. What a outstanding 2025 year for these 17 young ladies on senior…read morelevel 4.

We just finished our first season with CFAZ and feel like I can give a candid review…read more My daughter spent years doing gymnastics through various community/req style programs. Then a year or so through a satellite location of a major valley gymnastics gym. I could tell she was bored, and frankly...she was not progressing. After some research, we decided to try cheer. We went into the season with the intention of joining a non-travel, but during evaluations, the Coaches asked if we would consider putting our daughter on a more competitive travel team and we went for it! If you are new to the world of All-Star cheer as we were...it's super overwhelming at first. There is a significant time and financial commitment from families, however it is pretty well laid out up front in the parent handbook. I've learned in connecting with other Cheer parents (across state lines and other gyms) that this is generally what is to be expected of the sport and not specifically a CFAZ thing. That all being said, reflecting on this last year, my only regret is that we hadn't discovered this program and enrolled our daughter sooner!!! She has LOVED every minute from the very first pre-eval clinic, to the time she finished her last season's performance. YES-- the physical gains from this year are evident. She has grown in all aspects of the sport- but the real value is in the intangibles. Cheer has taught her the importance of team (which as an only child carries a lot of weight with us), discipline, and most of all...it has unlocked a confidence that we hadn't seen before. She (as well as WE) have met some wonderful new friends and families along the way. She has had the opportunity to work with many of the coaches at the gym either from her team, classes or private lessons and they all bring their own unique qualities to the program. If there is one negative to mention its that there is definitely a learning curve for new families. I think many families start in a Prep team to learn the ropes-- so perhaps it was just us jumping right in, but I did wish there was maybe a "All Star Cheer 101" for new families. But even putting that aside, you eventually figure it out. Tips for any new families considering joining this crazy world of All-Star Cheer-- We highly recommend CFAZ!! Recognize that the program's priority is focused around the kids-- not parents. Trust in the process- the coaches will see more of your kids' progress and abilities than you will. Don't be afraid to ask the questions if you have them and find some good veteran families to help fill in those educational gaps along the way.