We had a group of 4 people from 8 years old to 60 years old do a private lesson with Kai. He was…read morewonderful. He was patient and worked well with everyone esp the 8 year old. Communication was great.

My 6yr old son wanted to try surfing but was very nervous. Kai was so friendly and pumped him up…read morebefore we went out, and his instructor Libby did an amazing job. Even though it was rough conditions he got up on the board 12 times and was so proud. We will definitely be back again!

We are so happy with Daniel Island Academy. Having sent our 2 year old to two other daycares before…read moreDIA, we now understand why DIA is considered a "school" and not a daycare. Our daughter talks happily about her teachers daily, and loves to tell us about new games she and her friends have come up with. The teachers have helped our daughter learn how to sit at the table for community meals, listen attentively at story time, and learn to regulate her big feelings. DIA is a special place with a supportive faculty and engaged parent community. Highly recommend!

My daughter went there for 7 months (2007-2008) when she was 3 years old. Awesome school, the best…read morein the area (I looked at 3 other schools in Mount Pleasant, and DI topped them all). Lana liked it so much she still introduces herself as a "dolphin"! that was her class. The school is big, well equipped inside and outdoors, full of extra curriculum classes (you pay extra about $35-$45 per month) and overall the atmosphere is buzzing with a positive energy. Lana had young teachers. All very knowledgeable and great with kids. One downside they changed 3 times while she was there. You get reports every day. You can see the kids art creations posted on the walls next to each class. The school has lots of events and field trips (one every other week). One big plus for me was the fact the school cooks fresh, quality and nutritious food every day. They will accommodate health special needs. There was great deal of involvement from parents who are expected and highly encouraged to participate. We were meeting at least once a month (great chance to get out too and make new connections) to discuss activities for kids and ways to help the teachers. About tuition payments: The school is relatively expensive for South Carolina, close to $900 a month for 4-6 years old, but is well worth it. DI is one of the few NAEYC accredited schools in the state. The tuition needs to be paid 2 weeks in advance every other week. When you enroll you're also asked to pay for the last 2 weeks of the calendar year (i.e. you pay this year for June 2009) Bottom line Daniel Island Academy is an excellent pre-shool choice.

Greg came to our dental practice to re-certify us in CPR. He was early and brought his own TV and…read moreextension cord for the training video! It is obvious that he is super passionate about educating people on this topic! He is professional, knowledgeable, enthusiastic, energetic and concise. We loved having him and he made a not so exciting topic fun and enjoyable!

Gregg trained my employees for our CPR training and it was a wonderful class! All of my staff had…read morefun,and Greg was able to make it an enjoyable experience! Would definitely recommend if You're looking into getting CPR certified!

Great elementary school in West Ashley . The staff and administration are so nice. We are happy to…read morebe there.

Our kids went to a local Charleston charter school, but as soon as we found out they got into…read moreARCAE, we pulled them immediately. ARCAE is one of the very best, and our children have thrived since the first day. We're so glad we took that leap, and never looked back!

BEST Swim instructor out there!!! I have seen her first hand work with youth and she is superior in…read moreher teaching and coaching skills. It's not every day you see people living out their God give talents and calling. And she works with all ages.

My son absolutely loved going here! We provided a lunch for him. The teachers are amazing they do…read moresuch fun activities each day and when my son got home he was pooped out! We were new here in South Carolina and I wanted my 5 year old to meet new people and have friends. This is and by far the best summer camp! Well it's the only one we have been too but still. Staff was great! The place they kept so clean and always smelling fresh.

Open to all persons 50yrs and over with membership benefits varying on member level, this place…read moreoffers a gold mine of opportunities to learn, grow, maintain or achieve good fitness, develop new skills, make social connections, etc. The offerings are abundant and not all require membership affiliation. Art classes, writing seminars, kayaking events, golf outings or day trips to interesting places are offered frequently for a nominal fee. Meals can be ordered in advance for only $7 each and are prepared and packaged for pickup 3x a week. The monthly calendar and services offered are readily available on the website found at https://www.lowcountryseniorcenter.com/waring-senior-center/ If you are 50 or older, you owe it to yourself to check it out!

It's a super nice senior center. The different classes go on all day. There's a library and reading…read morearea. Tables in same area set up for cards puzzles visiting. More activities offered than I could possibly list here. People are most all very friendly. Certainly the staff. There's a cafe'. And snack s offered too. And coffee , regular and decaf, set up. Oh and Pickleball!!

IDI is a great place to learn commercial diving. Not only do you learn how to become safe,…read moreprofessional and efficient at dive operations. You also learn how to be respectful and take on responsibility like an adult. As a veteran I watched carefully as the instructors honed in on teaching leadership to the young men straight out of high school. I also enjoyed the experience they give to veterans. Most of the veteran students are coming straight from the military and idi instructors mostly being veterans help make the transition from military to the civilian workforce easier. So in my honest opinion the staff is great and the experience will land you a dive job so as long as you put the effort into it.

I am actually very thankful the staff at IDI was completely and totally unprofessional. My wife…read moresigned me up for an open water diving certification 3 weeks before Christmas. We never received any information via snail or email despite repeated phone calls and emails. She told me about it Christmas day and called every week afterward to try to get information on the class. We finally decided that we were going to get a refund. The day she called, she was told that the class started the following evening. Wow! thanks for letting us know. Furthermore, the lady who handled the refund passed the buck onto her fellow employees and offered no explanations or apologies and has to be the rudest person in a customer service setting...ever. She made the associates at Wal-Mart seem like the concierge at a 5 star resort. So why am I glad they were rude? My initial plan was to get my open water diver certification to see if I liked diving. I am a tradesman and underwater welding was going to be my next adventure in commercial construction. I choose to take the open water certificate at IDI in order to get a feel for the school. I am glad I did. I never even made it through the door and have decided that they will not be getting my $20,000+ in tuition and fees and it didn't even cost me a dime. I guess my money isn't as good for them as it is for me. Thanks rude customer service lady! Anybody know of a good underwater welding school?