I attended PMP Bootcamp in Jan 2026. Anand Pulchan was our instructor. Anand did a great job of…read morewalking through the materials, explaining all of the concepts, and taking the time to ensure everyone's questions were answered. He was very astute at reading people's reactions if they looked confused or seemed to have a question. He would stop and make sure they understood before proceeding. He used easy to understand examples so you could comprehend via a real world scenario. The facility was conducive to learning and had a restaurant on the main floor for convenience.

I attended the October 2025 virtual class PMP series with John D - it was very helpful and…read moreinformative for continued learning in the project management, on top of getting the level-set on what to expect with the PMP exam. I passed two months later in December! A point off simply because the PMA content wasn't as high-fidelity to the exam content as what could be found in PMI study hall (but still very informative nonetheless!)

I started at SOR-EP in 2019 as a vocalist and keys player, and left in late 2025 as a vocalist,…read morekeys player, guitarist, bassist, and developing drummer. I started at the Rock 201 level, (level 3 out of 6) and ended in Houseband, a performance based group who played at Summerfest in Milwaukee, the Mall of America, and the Xcel Energy Center at a Wild game. I've loved all of my instructors and their various teaching styles. They offer every aspect of a rock band, including all the instruments mentioned above. Kids are also able to pick from a variety of artists and genres to cover as a band, and make new friends and learn the importance of teamwork. I had the privilege of learning here, and went from fumbling through vocals on "Eye of the Tiger", to absolutely mastering every instrument on "Smells Like Teen Spirit" and teaching a group of younger students how to play it as a band. I've not only improved musically, but also as a person. I've learned the importance of teamwork, respect, hard work, and consistency. I've become a better public speaker and more of an extrovert, but also gained more self awareness, and I firmly believe that my emotional development is easily owed to this program. If your child (or you!) stick with this program, it will definitely be worth your while! Even though the school is aimed at students, adults are also able to receive lessons and there is an adult band! Any level of music education and experience is welcome here, and will be greeted with open arms.

At age 7, we brought my son to Alec for drum lessons. Even though he could barely touch the ground…read morewith his feet, within a month, Alec had him playing Seven Nation Army and LOVING it! Now he's in a kid-centered Rock band (Rock 101), playing the Beatles and much more! School of Rock is the place to go for music lessons, confidence-boosting and a positive community!

Let's just say we've been driving to ISLA for nine years, starting with my daughter who is now in…read moreeighth grade when we could've had the kids take the bus from three houses away. I've been a substitute teacher for seven years, I've subbed at ISLA and I've subbed at about about 50 other schools in the Twin Cities metro. This is an amazing school! They have two classes of every grade from kindergarten to sixth grade. They cap the classes at 25 students. They also have a preschool in the building which is convenient if you have younger children. The school has won awards, it's a blue ribbon school and it's an inter-national baccalaureate school. It's a highly rated charter school in the state of Minnesota. They have a library, a gym, and office in the classrooms. It's an office building that was specifically converted to be a school. I did have to take my daughter out after fourth grade because she needed more special ed help. Most charter schools don't specialize in special ed. They'll do their best because they're legally required to provide those services. But we felt she would be better served in her local school district with a larger team to help her out. Your child to be greeted by name by smiling happy teachers and staff and if you know any Spanish, they will be correcting your pronunciation about a month into kindergarten. No regrets!

this school and the teachers at summit will play games. their are teachers who will mess with your…read moregrade on purpose or pretend they didn't get your assignments in. they will say you're good to miss a day or two from school but then the next day try to say you're getting kicked out of summit for missing too many days... oh! and not to mention then WHEN YOU GRADUATE FROM SUMMIT FINALLY... they don't tell you till a month later that you didn't actually pass. I highly recommend you go somewhere else for your education for IT, electrician, construction etc. because this school and the people (not teachers) people they have working there are irresponsible, disorganized, disrespectful and lack professionalism. so please don't waste your time here.

This is a social services organization that has a positive impact on the community, especially the…read morecommunity of color. I attended a Sister Spokesman event here and loved it. I got to meet women I'd not otherwise encountered in my regular life. If you're seeking a connection and/or services, this is a great place to start.

Our son has been attending Sleepy Tigers since September 2024 and we love it. He enjoys going every…read moreday and some days doesn't even want to come home. All the teachers are so caring with all of the kids. Ma Laoshi and Tili Laoshi are great! He's even picked up on Mandarin super easily and is constantly singing songs he learned at school. We'd recommend it to any family!

We have been attending Sleepy Tigers since our older daughter was old enough and the Chinese…read moreimmersion environment is so enriching! This year, our son really enjoys Zou laoshi, Dion laoshi and Li laoshi. All the kids fit in very well and have a great time learning language and culture along with the usual preschool teachings.