We have been getting private swim lessons from Jolyn for close to a year now. The lessons are more…read moreexpensive than most, but our daughter has really benefited from the one-on-one attention and started swimming(really!) at the age of two. There are multiple pool locations that Jolyn uses, often the Dive shop on 6th in Cherry Creek, which is super convenient. If you want your child to learn how to swim competently...and fast, it is well worth the premium.

I have been so impressed with Emily at Infant Aquatics. We have been going to the Cherry Creek…read morelocation for four weeks now. My son, 2 1/2, was terrified of putting his head underwater on day 1. By day 3, he was comfortable with Emily and okay with putting his face in the water. Today my son sat at the edge of the pool and carefully DIVED in. Emily is always supportive, kind, patient and has a background in early childhood education. I can't wait to see how my son progresses in the next two weeks of the 6 week Survival Skills session. We are going for 15 minutes, 3 times a week, for private sessions. Highly recommend.

My granddaughter has been participating at Mile High Karate since September. She was first…read moreintroduced at school, where classes where held at her school. She had an interest after 4 weeks of joining the classes at the Westminster office. When she began attending at the Westminster office is when I had an opportunity to go and watch her classes and see the program they have first hand. I was impressed. Its just not about Karate, its about other life skills she is learning. Yes, sir - Yes, Mam is used at all times in the class and although my daughter and her husband are a bit uncomfortable with their daughter calling them with this respect, I do not. Respect is missing in our culture, and the Martial Arts has a foundation based on respect. Learning about how to handle situations with strangers and how to protect yourself with your words was powerful learning for her and the other students. I told my Daughter I would pay for her training and when you look at the rate vs. the number of hours of training available it was very competitive to what Mom pays for her dancing. After several months, my granddaughter made the decision she wanted to pursue becoming a Black Belt. A packet of information was provided that talked about the committment needed over the next 4 to 6 years for her to obtain it. Now she is only 6 1/2 years old, but she is already is a high achiever in school, with Dancing and now with Karate. The owner and his wife, along with their staff, all who began Karate at Mile High at a younger age are good people. They take interest in the students and they make it fun. This past weekend was a special event of Saturday. A special class for the entire school was held where the students learned how to break boards! The first hour and half was learning how to visualize their goal, and practicing on cushioned hand pads held between two concrete blocks. By the end of the Special Event my granddaughter broke 3 boards as did many of the other students by themselves. And even those who were not able to on their own, got assistance from the instructions, who cradled their hands and "helped" them break the boards. The looks on kids faces even younger than my daughter, with now holding two boards where there was once one, was powerful. I have two sons who were in the Scouting program and both achieved and are Eagle Scouts. I see similarities in Scouting with the program at Mile High Karate. Character development was just as important in Scouting as was the camping and other activities. Same in Mile High Karate program. Just like Scouting, Karate is not for every kid's parents. Same held true in Scouting where some parents saw a commitment to go camping every month as a deal breaker. But the benefits in both program for those who stay with it can be life changing and can help mold them for later in life. I am grateful my granddaughter is in this program. She loves it and she likes the friends she has met.

What a great place for the kids. I love the instructors here they are all wonderful…read more Thanks to all at mile high karate for making my girl better in many ways. I recommend anyone have their children learn karate here.

This place is great swimming school for babies/kids! Coach Alan is my daughter's instructor and she…read moreloves him a lot! Shes been learning so much and i am grateful and thankful for Coach Alan for being so hands on and patient! She gets so excited every time!

Coach Jaime is truly the best coach at LK! His kindness, patience, and genuine care for every child…read moremake him so special. He has believed in Daniel from the very beginning, and watching him grow from Level 2 to Level 6 has been incredible. Coach Jaime has helped build not only Daniel's swimming skills but also his confidence and love for the sport. We are so grateful for his dedication, encouragement, and the positive impact he's had on our son. Thank you, Coach Jaime, for everything you do--you are truly one of a kind!

We have been sending our 1 year old to weekly lessons for the last few months and we really enjoy…read moreit! The instructors are very reassuring with teaching our little one as many skills as they can considering her age. We're never uncomfortable with trying new things as they are really good with the little ones. The other great thing is that they use salt water in the pools which helps with not drying out her skin with chemicals. I recommend checking this place out to anyone who might be looking.

I called about swim lessons and was told I would be sent an invoice. Next morning $248 was taken…read moreout of our bank account. Manager left me a voicemail saying no refunds. Not cool at all.

Lice and bedbugs. License on probation…read more I've known three different families that got lice and bedbugs from this daycare, including ours. Ask about their probationary license!

*Nut-free zone*…read more Safe and fun environment for kids to play, learn, and go on field trips. The teachers build community and include the parents in educating process. Many of the staff come from highly education and diverse backgrounds to promote enrichment, tolerance, and international diversity. Bring your child for a $40 day camp and your child will be hooked and let you know if they wish to return. They provide a day camp on the days that DPS does not hold school.

My 7-year old has been going to SafeSplash for about 18 months…read more Ups and downs for sure, but we are currently riding a wave of progress and enthusiasm with a new instructor. Good: Plenty of time slots available and makeups are easy if you miss. Instructors show great patience with kids of various ages/skill sets in one class at times (not always the case). They asked for feedback recently and appear to have made appropriate changes based on it. Staff are friendly and helpful, esp the manager. She rocks. Not as good: Kids are not pushed to get better faster. Treading water like that is good for business, but for families, not so much. They have rolled out an initiative to be accountable for this now. Goals for progress are clear, for example. I believe in it. While fit matters, we have had five instructors now (turnover, scheduling) and only the first one (who moved away) and newest one seemed truly focused on helping our child improve at an appropriate pace. They all seem competent and friendly, though. If you need to speak with Park Hill Safesplash, your only option reaches an off-site call center. While they can handle many issues, they lack location-specific insight. If you really need to speak to Park Hill, they will call for you and have Park Hill call you. I'd expect a call center from insurance or cable companies, not a swim school. Prices went up this year. We haven't priced other schools, but it's getting more expensive here (like everything in 2025). Overall, we have been happy with SafeSplash Park Hill. 3.5 stars worth of happy for now.

DO NOT USE THIS SCHOOL!!! THEAY ARE CROOKS! They closed…read moretheir location, charged me twice, and reopened randomly. Now, after promising a refund to me, they are now saying I can drive all across Denver for my lessons, but will not provide the refund THEY OFFERED AND PROMISED. I will be reporating them to the BBB. STAY AWAY!!!!

If zero stars was an option that would be my rating. I can only hope this review is read by parents…read morebefore enrolling children into this center. It is under staffed, unsafe and during my short time I witnessed a dozen licensing violations. The preschool class room has 12 to 15 children at any given time ages 2 1/2 to 4 years with only one adult. Current ratio is 8:1 for children 2 1/2 to 3 1/2 and 9:1 for 4-5. Because of the mixed ages in the class room some children arent potty trained and need to be changed frequently. However, there is no changing table in the room causing the only adult to leave 11 to 14 other children unattended or forcing a child to go hours without proper changing. With little supervision children are getting hurt constantly. The play ground has lose gravel wich is a breeding ground for more injury. I've witnessed several injuries from minor scratchs to concussions, none of which were reported to parents at the time and no incident reports were filed. In addition punishment for the young children is obscene and over zealous considering the mentality and maturity of the children. Kids are threatened with sitting in the office and when taken they do not return to the classroom for anywhere between 30 minutes to an hour. I've had parents tell me that the director yelled at a child and threatened they would not get breakfast if they could not behaive. Since when is a 30 minute time out or withholding meals a reasonable punishment? Last week was a tornado warning for the area, while taking my family to a safe place I called the center to ask if they too were on lock down. Being the center is mostly windows I was concerned for their safety. I was told no, and that the children attending before and aftercare were being picked up. An additional call was then made to the pickup school and we were notified the kids were not being released at their useal time due to the weather advisories. However, the person picking up the kids still went into the school and demanded the children be relaesed into his care. You can imagine the horror I along with the parents were faced with. Lucky the tornado didn't touch down, but if it had, who knows what could have happened. I, along with several other parents have addressed these safety concerns with the director, only to be told it is not something she can fix because she is overwhelmed with other duties. To my knowledge the center as of now, has 3 pending violations with the county and after a call to social services and licensing I'm certain the number will be inflated here shortly. Lastly, becuase the center is understaffed they are struggling to find qualified personal to fill the positions. Most of the "teachers" have NO quilifications, formal education or the state required 3000 hours of experience for early childhood education. You can imagine with no training or proper experience, many of these employees are not equipped to manage children properly in this situation. The teachers are commonly yelling at children and threatening them. When these means aren't productive bribery of candy or ice cream (which isn't actually ever given) becomes the new barging chip. My only suggestion is to put serious research when finding a provider for your child. Walk into the center several times unexpectedly and allow yourself a real view of the environment your child is placed in. A provider should be loving, caring, excited to see your child, he/she should come home with stories to tell and singing songs they've learned. If you son/daughter is crying when being dropped off, please let that be an indication that something is not rite.

The staff at Kinder College have consistently exceeded my expectations over the last almost two…read moreyears, that my son has attended. From his teacher, Ms. Nadia, to the wonderful Ms. Jacci to center director Ms. Malika, the school is the place to have your child attend for preschool. I think it's safe to say that every parents major concern is that your child is safe, cared for, loved and is involved in a program that help them to grow mentally and physically. I recommend this location 100% and with no hesitation. I truly love this location and staff.

Very common for teacher to scream at children and threaten to take parts away if not perfect (8-10…read moreyear olds!). Many stories of kids in tears. Poor business practices, unresponsive/rude after feedback. Unorganized communication.

My son loves attending CCT. He enjoys the challenging material and the fun atmosphere. He never…read morewants to miss a class.