Cheer. For a long time I didn't know what the big deal was. I mean, it's just so easy to undervalue…read morethe sport until your 12 year old says she wants to become a cheerleader. To my surprise she seemed very excited about the idea which made me excited to get her started. I was open to it except I had no idea where to begin. "Who do I call? Is she too old? Ugh, how much will this cost?" Personally, I have no prior experience with cheerleading, whatsoever. Heck, I don't even know any cheerleaders and I consider myself a damn good Saints fan. I can WHO-DAT and holler but to get up there and cheer, well, it just looks so easy anyone should be able to do it, right? Wrong! I was so wrong. LOL To know my daughter and her ambition level I knew not just any cheer team would do. You see, I have a confession. I was at a loss. My daughter is very much a beginner and where does one go at this stage of the game? I was stuck at the, "I don't-know-what-I'm-doing", stage of the game. It just seemed hopeless especially since I wasn't getting any return calls or emails. And then after reaching out to the few teams I did try to get a hold of (and it's not easy), I got an email from Fran inviting us to check out a class and reassuring me not to worry that my daughter would be fine and no matter what level she is she would manage at her own pace. Whew! Now that the pressure was off we went to the first class. That was just a few weeks ago. And I must take this opportunity to compliment her coaches (that's right more than one coach, there are more than enough instructors) they are so knowledgeable and patient and even complimentary. In the little time my girl has been training with Fran, she has progressed so fast. I knew we were in the right place when I saw Fran grab a large rubber band so that my daughter would keep her hands at the right distance when attempting a back bend (you have to focus on not dropping that rubber band wrapped around opposite thumbs). LOL It's those tips that I appreciate so much. Fran is always paying attention to each and every girl who is training there. She makes sure to critique in a constructive way. And let me mention, these girls are HAPPY to be there. Even the coaches. It's such a warm environment that I would recommend this program to any girl or boy who desires to learn cheer in a competitive nature or even train to try out at any school. I never thought cheer was so serious. (DYNASTY CRESCENT CITY CHEER is just that good that you seek them out to train you for your junior high or even high school cheer team try-outs. I am so impressed and happy with my decision. The best part of competition tuition includes a trip to the beach for the grand finale at the end of competition season. I wish I would have started my girl with Fran years ago! Just to paint a picture: Inside Kids Sports location, very clean and no sign of "stinky feet" smell. New Equipment and lots of conditioning involved. Clean restrooms and waiting area inside the "gym". Bring a light jacket with you as the AC is cranked up for the athletes and coaches.

I'm so happy to be out of here…read more The lack of communication is insane, the fact they are still in business is mind boggling, The owner is money hungry and it's only a business to her. I should have listened to all of the moms I spoke with before I put my daughter in this school. I was definitely warned multiple times to avoid this school. It's not a welcoming environment, it's cold, no communication and you can't watch or see your babies for the hour they are dancing. It's just for money, I do NOT recommend

I am a New Orleans transplant and had been researching dance schools for my 5 year old. Dancer's…read morePointe came highly recommended to me. I studied classic ballet, tap, and modern dance from the age of 3 until college on a non-professional level. My experience with Dancer's Pointe has been one of the worst I have ever experienced of any organization, in life, in general. One of my biggest qualms is their lack of communication. They send out monthly newsletters, which constantly lack very important details- details, which you either have to ask in person (because they do not respond to phone or email) or because you're well seasoned and have learned the drill by fumbling in the dark for too long and just know better next year. The owner and administrator seem scattered, stressed, incredibly unfriendly, harsh, and intensely focused on money at all times. Example- I went to pick up recital tickets after the rehearsal at the studio (bc I was already there) and was told that I needed to pay for the recital before picking up my tickets. I was not notified of this need to pay early, of course, and payment wasn't actually due until 6 days later. I didn't have a checkbook with me because I was unaware of this need to pay on the spot and so, I offered to pay through Venmo. (Keep in mind, this was not for a large sum; it was for only for $60!) The administrator left her office as I walked away and chased me down the hall, yelling at me, to make sure that I had sent the Venmo right then, which I had. The entire experience has just left me to feel really gross and dirty. So, I recently watched my daughter's dress rehearsal and was incredibly underwhelmed for the amount of money I have paid over the past year. I'm not sure if she has even learned the basic 5 positions in ballet, nor a simple shuffle, ball, change for tap. The performances for all of the classes were pretty underwhelming overall. The entire experience felt very frou-frou, very country bumpkin- Definitely not cultured, classic, creative, ...or worth it, ect. I'm happy to pay whatever it costs for my daughter to have a good experience and education, however, this was definitely not money well spent. Just my two cents!

Jefferson Indoor Sports is a great spot for birthday parties, especially for kids with lots of…read moreenergy. The indoor fields gave the kids plenty of space to run, play, and stay entertained with bouncy houses, games, and activities. Jermaine is very inviting, he takes a lot of pressure off parents since the facility provides a structured, active environment. The party setup was smooth, and Jermaine kept the kids engaged the entire time. Guest of different ages were able to enjoy themselves playing free arcade games, as well.

Awesome place for a party! Very involved to make everyone happy and the kids had a blast! So many…read moredifferent activities for the kids

Enjoyed the performances last night by all the girls. The improvement from last year to now was…read morenoticeable. You teach more than dance at your studio. You teach the girls lessons they will have for a lifetime. You could see the love with the seniors that were leaving. Not all studios care about the person inside those dance shoes like you do. Thank you for caring. Have a relaxing summer.

When looking for a dance studio for your child, you should know that this studio will become your…read moresecond home. You should know that the teachers, staff and other children will become your family. You should look for a place that share your faith, values and morals. You should search for a place that will build your child's skills, knowledge of the art and self-confidence. If you are looking for a studio that incorporates all of these qualities, look no further because you have found your studio, home and family at Debby Dillehay Dance Studio. I just attended the dance recital on Tuesday and hadn't been to it in some years and was completely impressed with the skills, love and community there. You will not be disappointed.

Do not waste your time or money. Classes are way overcrowded. In my young daughters class at age…read more4, there were 16 kids. Impossible to teach that many anything. She didn't even learn basic ballet positions over the whole year. This studio is clearly all about the money. The more money you gave, the more attention you got. Terrible communication. They don't have dance picture spots for all kids who attend class. Clearly not a place to learn ballet or tap. Even at the show the older kids ballet and tap was sub-par at best. I took dance for 18 years and this was the worse experience. I would have pulled my daughter sooner if parents had been allowed to watch the classes at all. the only good thing I will say, is at the performance the clearly should only specialize in hip hop and jazz which is obviously their interest and strength.

Great dance school... amazing competition team. The choreography and costumes are always amazing!read more

This school is discriminating against special needs children! Such a shame! Disgusting they have…read morepeople like this in the world! And even tried to only refund her $30 of her payment when told she had to leave! Shame on you!!!!!