Very poor with communication. I tried testing one on one with an instructor with my own truck. I…read morecalled 3 times in a week and left a voicemail each time. It took 2 weeks for them to get back to me. Once I was there to test the instructor wanted nothing to do with me And acted like I was a huge pain to him. I tried to reschedule another test and never got a call or text back. I ended up taking another test in Lancaster at another testing school and passed just fine. I'm not sure how their school is but the one on one testing is beyond poor. Wouldn't recommend to anyone.

I recently graduated from this school with my CDL A with all the endorsements from this school. I…read morehighly recommend this school if you are serious about getting your A license. The instructors were great and very patient. The classes are on average 6 students per instructor which is good. With classes this size you get a good amount of training without being overwhelmed or not getting enough one on one training. I like that you get trained in loaded and empty 53' foot trucks. You learn in a conventional tandem axle stand up sleeper cab tractor. You actually learn to back up this tractor trailer combination into a live loading dock. You get trained on actual interstates and on state highways that include traffic circles and tricky situations for a new driver. They stop for driver changes and bathroom breaks at actual truck stops. Where you learn to park in the available truck spaces. Which includes backing in and tight turns. The teachers are all highly experienced drivers with many years of on road experience. Great School,Great Instructors,Great Training, Great Experience,what more can i say. If you cannot make it through here and get your CDL and walk away happy with your experience here. Well maybe you are not cut out to be a truck driver. When you decide to enroll here make sure you listen to what the instructors tell you. They really know their field of expertise.

Foose School serves as a polling place for Wards 1 and 3 in PA elections…read more Today, I served as a representative of the election process in Dauphin County. It was my first time exercising my civic duty to assist with the voting process after online training. It was a fun yet educational experience to understand our voting rights and maintain the integrity of the process.

Melissa Leanza (primary teacher) put my potty-trained child in pullups because she was too lazy to…read morechange a pair or pants if he had an accident. She did it without our consent (our 3 year old son told us). This is a fake Montessori School. The head of school (Robyn Stearne) couldn't care less. She's just trying to pack the school full of bodies and collect tuition.

One of the best schools around, made me who I am today and prepared me for life. I would highly…read morerecommend this school to anyone looking for an alternative to public school, because you are going to be getting a fantastic education from toddler all the way to 8th grade.

I take 3-4 classes a week at Lorenzen Studios in Mount Joy. There are classes everyday but…read moreSunday...most mornings and many evenings. Large space that fits up to 18 yogis. Charla has created a warm & welcoming community. I feel so much better both physically and mentally after practice. I encourage everyone to come out. You'll thank yourself.

It's very apparent that Don has put together a well thought out and planned handgun safety course…read more They guide you step by step using multiple tools to work you slowly toward firing live rounds. With Don and Sam, You know you are in good hands the whole way through. They cover a great amount, and make it interesting and fun along the way. Their slogan "The second Amendment is for everyone" tells you everything you need to know about their mission. No matter what walk of life you are on, they have put together a program that is for you.

Don Miller and team are great trainers: organized, professional, knowledgeable, real life training…read moreand good safety guides, up to date legal reviews. Excellent choice, and this from a repeat attendee of many years.

I've always had a great experience at Walk With Scissors in Middletown. If you're looking for an…read moreaffordable haircut without sacrificing quality, this is a fantastic option. What makes this place special: Very affordable pricing thanks to the student stylists. Instructor oversight and check-ins throughout the service, giving you peace of mind while helping students learn and gain experience. A true win-win experience--you get a great haircut at a lower cost while supporting the next generation of hair professionals. Experience with different hair types, which is especially valuable. As someone who is Asian with thick, straight hair, I've been consistently happy with the results and appreciate that students get exposure to a variety of hair textures and styles. Pro tip: Treat yourself to a mini facial or scalp massage. It's incredibly relaxing and turns a simple haircut into a self-care experience. Overall, Walk With Scissors is a hidden gem. The combination of affordability, instructor-guided student stylists, and excellent customer care keeps me coming back. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a quality haircut while supporting students as they develop their skills.

I wanted to get my hair highlighted without spending a fortune, plus my normal salon was booked…read moremonths out, so I'm very thankful that I stumbled across Walk With Scissors on a google search. I used to get my hair cut at an Aveda campus in Florida and loved seeing students! I didn't select a preferred student ahead of time, which is good because I got switched around last minute. I'm so glad I ended up in Allison M's chair because she worked absolute MAGIC on my hair!!! I went bold and opted for a full highlight, haircut, blowout, and curls. I wasn't sure about what tones I liked or how exactly I wanted my hair cut, but Allison and her teacher were amazing at suggesting what would look good with my hair type and base color. I showed them pictures of highlights I liked and things I didn't like about my previous color/highlights. Full highlights are a long process, so bring snacks and a good attitude. I had a blast talking to Allison all day. The other students were so kind to chip in and help with things when needed and were fun to talk to as well. You cannot beat the price of the services here ($5 haircuts??? $65 full highlights???) but PLEASE remember to tip these students as you would anywhere else.

Today was my first appointment at Empire and I enthusiastically endorse the experience. A young…read morelady took great care of my needs, listening with intent. I had a full color with added highlights. She answered my questions with knowledge and courtesy. Her name is Faith. What a lovely, relaxing morning!

Well. Ive been there many times for different services. I've gotten my hair cut, highlighted, a…read morefacial, nails and a special scalp conditioning. Now, I have to say we go there knowing these are students who are still learning. That's why it's cheap. I've had a couple good experiences but, mostly not up to par. Oh, I forgot I also had my makeup done for my daughter's wedding. That was a disaster! The girl made me look like a drag queen and it took her forever to do! When I got in the car I wiped as much as I could off and fixed it the best I could. My eyebrows were SO thick! The eye liner very bold and heavy. Another one of the girls cut my hair and styled it. She did a fantastic job. When I had my nails done, right when I got home I noticed the polish was pealing off on the nail. I just picked it all off. The facial, not great. I'm not real picky about color, so when they do my highlights I just except it isn't going to be like going to a high scale salon. The last hair cut I had there was horrible! After showing the girl some examples of the cut I wanted she seemed very nervous. Basically I just wanted the bottom trimmed and my head layered. She cut straight across at the bottom of my hair about 2 inches up from the ends not blending it. Then she was done. I started to say no I wanted it layered all over but she seemed so frazzled that I decided I didn't want her touching the rest of my hair. When you do go there, plan on being there for hours! It takes them super long as opposed to going to a salon. Everytime I've been there for a hair service the teacher has to come check the cut or color when it's finished. However, that last hair cut I got the girl just took the smock off and said I could pay. I don't think she wanted the teacher to see the end product. And I had a black outfit on and there was SO much hair all over it. She didn't even apologize. One more thing I've noticed is that when you go to a salon the hairdresser will make small conversation or ask you questions about your hair. How you like it styled and so fourth. If you want them to talk to you, don't expect that to happen. They don't talk very much. So, the hospitality should be taught as something you should try to do. I always give tips no matter the service. After all as I said before, these are students trying to learn. But if you don't want to be practiced on maybe just pay extra and go to a professional.

Great people and a great place for both the novice and veteran shooters to take NRA certified…read morecourses. Mike at Ridge is also and FFL dealer and can guide you in the purchase of your first or fifth firearm. You will feel welcome and after one class become part into the RF family. Don't be shy as there are classes for women, novice, in home and outside the home defense. This is the best training facility and staff in central PA for handgun training.