I had a couple questions with the website and also afterwards a comp the improvement class the team…read moreAll Season RVA driving school definitely gets back with you instantly or possibly as soon as possible. Chandra give me a call after I had a question that I needed assistance with, and she came in clutch with response and definitely photo proof very helpful and respectful.

My son took driving lessons with All Season RVA Driving School and the process was very easy…read more Chris took my son out and was very honest as to where he stood with his driving. The convenience of being picked up from my home for the lessons made things so much easier. My son was able to get his license without stepping foot in DMV and for that i am thankful especially since its months before you can get an appointment. My only worry now is my insurance increase from having a youngster on my insurance :-)

A bit long, but to be frank, a life changing experience in terms of general driving instruction and…read morerespect for VA rules. A must have course to genuinely improve your drive both from a mindful perspective and general attitude improvement

I had to do this class and went in thinking it would be the longest, boringost boring 8 hrs of my…read morelife but.. it was the opposite. The instructor Greg was nice and informative. I enjoyed his class and left with alot more knowledge on defensive driving and a better thought process on choices to make when driving. Well worth the time.

Great school and taught me all I need to know when it comes to driving the teachers are great and…read morehelpful people. I'm so happy I got to work with them!!!! I'm gonna miss you Judy and Lee

The Barnes are two of the kindest, amenable, conscientious, hard-working, patient people you could…read moreever hope to have support your driving instruction needs. They came to our private school for two weeks to offer Driver's ed. classroom and Behind the wheel. The girls absolutely loved them. They then came back to work with a small group of girls who just needed Behind the wheel. They are so flexible and reliable and such great instructors. Our girls have begged for them to return as often as they will come. They are as prompt as they can be with the small operation they run, they are both on the road giving lessons all week and work hard to return communication promptly; I know they will return calls when they can. Their pricing is some of the best around. I truly can't say enough wonderful things about the Barnes.

If I could give Walton Park zero stars it would be generous. Beware and look at other schools!…read more Don't be fooled by the owners used car salesman business philosophy. Like most businesses, some of the staff can be great (like Connie) but they by themselves can't overcome poisonous ownership.

4 years ago my wife and I set out on the daunting task of finding a preschool for our first child…read more We had a very specific set of criteria in mind (no more than 15 mins from home OR work, no more than a 4:1 ratio for newborns, a reliable development/education program that prepared for school, and a caring, honest staff) and set out on a series of site visits and interviews before committing to enrollment. As luck would have it, and somewhat surprising to me at the time, The Goddard School at Walton Park was the first school we visited and was the heads and tails winner amongst the schools we sampled. The school has a separate Owner (Ted) and Education Director (Connie), which I really liked because it allows each to focus on their respective fortes. I take pride in asking really difficult questions and Ted passed our interview with flying colors. Not only did he go to great lengths to explain the multitude of reasons why we should enroll at The Goddard School, he did so without a single cross word about ANY of his competitors. Connie was equally impressive in our conversation, explaining the details of the Goddard development philosophy and how that tied into their preschool educational plan. Both are incredibly personable, warm, and approachable. Also, a great selling point for us is that Connie is a retired nurse, FANTASTIC to have on site. From the handmade artwork that I receive daily, to the personalized reports that are sent home each day, to the cleanliness of the facility, to the exceptional teaching staff, to the special events like Summer Cookouts, to the on-site amenities like Little Kicks (through the Richmond Kickers), The Goddard School has exceeded our expectations in just about every way. Folks tend to knock TGS for not providing lunch for their children; frankly, I like the ability to tailor our lunches to the specific likes and dislikes of our kids. While schools like Primrose may provide lunch, it is a single option each day and pickier (or diet-restricted) children may be out of luck. When you throw in perks like a multi-child discount and referral bonus, it is 5 Star all the way around. The entire staff goes out of their way to make not only the children, but also the parents, feel like a family. In summation, we love it here and are pretty sure that you will, too.

I cannot recommend this school. We pulled our son out after he attended for 11 months. Our number…read moreone concern was our son's safety. We brought safety issues to the attention of the staff and directors multiple times. There were several occasions where we picked our son up and he had bruises or cuts that the teachers couldn't explain. At a minimum, once we pointed them out they should have been documented. The teacher would say she didn't see what happened. When I explained my concerns to a director, she said "That's just how the children play with each other". So there appeared to be a lack of concern for preventing or remedying the issue. Our son began to state that he didn't want to go to school. We didn't want our son to develop a negative perception of school or learning that could impact him later on. Primrose is very expensive, and for the money, parents should at least be assured that their children are safe. The last time I spoke to one of the staff members about the issue I said I wanted to take time to brainstorm and come up with potential solutions. I proposed volunteering in the classroom, but the idea was rejected. The rationale given was "state guidelines". At least one other parent was already volunteering; no other school we interviewed indicated that there were state guidelines that would prevent parents from volunteering. The secondary concern was our son's kindergarten readiness. If he was indifferent about attending and worried about whether another child was going to hit or harass him, he would be unable to focus. Also, although I think the balanced learning approach works for some children, it wasn't what our son needed to get him ready for kindergarten. Two other schools we interviewed have children our son's age reading and spelling three to five letter words. That wasn't happening at Primrose. For the reasons above, I can't recommend Primrose.

My son went to Primrose from the age 2 till he turned 5, and oh! what an amazing childhood he had…read moreat Primrose. The facility is super safe, super education pro, and it nurtured my son's interpersonal skills, motor skills, social values to the highest and in best way possible. The quality of food is great. All of his teachers were well educated and trained to take care of the kids. We loved all of his teachers. He still remembers them fondly. He made the best of friends here. We moved out of Richmond, and Primrose is one of those places which we sorely missed. We are proud of this facility at Westerre Commons! You are forever cherished. Kudos to you!

This school is a blessing to us! I can't praise enough the teachers, staff and the Christian based…read moreprogram. The classroom is small so the teacher can give a one-on-one feedback to the students. My Kids love going to school and we have peace of mind knowing that they are learning about God while having a great education.

Relocated to Richmond and toured a handful of preschools before landing here, glad we did the…read morelegwork. We came from a Montessori school out of state, so we were specifically looking for a child-led philosophy that prioritizes social-emotional development over early academic pressure. No rote memorization, no rushing kids into worksheets. Our son is a mover, and this school gives him real space and time for physical play every day. It's the biggest line item in our monthly budget by far, and honestly one of the easiest ones to justify. Grateful to be part of this community.

My daughter is in her second year at the Richmond Waldorf School. We have had nothing but extremely…read morepositive experiences with the school and the school community. What drew me to RWS was their philosophy around educating the whole child. The skills that children learn in a Waldorf program are designed to build a healthy, educated whole individual. You can teach a child very specific skills at any school. Waldorf is helping to develop and nurture children's natural curiosity which is something that can't be found in a textbook. A curious child that is nurtured becomes a life long learner. Not everyone is familiar with the Waldorf education and it's fundamentals. CNN did a nice overview here: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=LgA3jX8VPwc

My brother and I went here as students, and I also work here as an employee. Studying here as a…read morechild gave me valuable skills all throughout high school, and Kumon is a good employment opportunity with valuable lessons and a good working environment.

We have enrolled both of our children in this center a few months ago and are very happy that the…read morehave progressed a lot in their studies. Their interest in studies has increased a lot and our involvement in their homework has decreased quite a bit. We wish that we knew about this center a couple of years ago. The Professionalism of the Center Director Lakshmi Rao and her staff is excellent. We will definitely recommend this Center to our other friends who have school going children