I recently attended an event here with about 300 attendees. The Commons easily accommodated us and…read morethe breakout rooms were just the right size for 30 - 40 participants in each session to interact with the presenter. The food service was 4 stars as well with carnivore, gluten-free, and vegetarian options for lunch. It was a nice touch to have the servers offer each table refills on their drinks and to clear our plates. There is also a covered patio that I used to catch up on work. There is complimentary WiFi that was pretty resilient even with the 300 attendees and vendors accessing it.

I recently attended a training seminar at this particular building on UT research campus. I was…read morevery pleased with the professionalism of the Commons Learning Center staff and the cleanliness of the facilities within this well designed building. My group has this training seminar semi-annually and I will be personally requesting this facility each and every time.

I believe that when students feel loved, respected and appreciated they learn how to provide those…read moreexperiences for others later in life. My kids spent four years at WBLA/ATHLOS. They made good grades and learned many skills that will help them continue to be motivated learners and good human beings. Since we opened our doors I have been a founder, a parent, a volunteer, a donor and now an employee of the school. I've learned that growing and improving year-by-year is what we do. Many changes have taken place over the years but they all are part of growing a charter school community to be the best that it can be. I invite you to read about Jubilee academic centers San Antonio and come be a part of the AUSTIN campuses.

WBLA is going through a lot of change right now. I think in a few years the school can be great but…read moreright now they seem to be working out the kinks. The class size is not small and meets the standard maximum size. My son is currently attending WBLA and his class has the standard max size of 22 students (according to TEA). If you have a child with special requirements I would highly suggest looking elsewhere. I wanted my son to be tested for dyslexia and all I received was push back. A lot of things got ignored. I spoke with the local public school and had zero issues. For this reason I am pulling my son out of WBLA and into a Round Rock Public ISD school. We also had a lot of issues with bully's but the school handled the situation. They moved my son to a different classroom because there was a child in his current class with high auditory behavior issues. They felt it would be easier to move my child to a brand new classroom during the middle of school year cause my son would adjust better they said. Not even a month later they ended up expelling the child that was having problems. Go figure. Overall it is an ok school if your child doesn't require anything special such as gifted program, dyslexia, etc etc Update: I have since moved my child to Round Rock ISD and wow what a difference. I feel Athos standards were too harsh for young children. My son was coming home with massive amounts of homework in kindergarten. He was beginning to hate education. He dreaded going to school. They kept telling me my son was a tier 3 but refused to test him for dyslexia. Also, they were suppose to assign him a tutor but that wasn't consistent at the school so I had to hire my own private tutor. Now compare that to Round Rock ISD. My son loves going to school. Bully situations are properly handled. Within first month of school I am getting specialized testing. And my son WANTS to read. He loves school again and he isn't bombarded with homework. He wakes up excited. I hope my experience will help you along your educational path for your child. For us, going back to Public was better.

When I first talked to Varsity Tutors I was skeptical because it's online. However, I decided to…read moretry it because it was webinar based and my class was small (3 people, eventually 2). I got a very flexible instructor Marcela from Mexico City currently residing in the Midwest to teach Spanish. She had such a jovial disposition and a good understanding of not just her native language and culture but ours. She pointed out what words or phrases no one uses and easier ways to say things. We wrote, we spoke, we learned. I'd love to do it again. I just hope my instructor is Marcela. The next person has very big shoes to fill. The courses are twice a week for an hour and a half for 8 weeks. They're fun but there is no syllabus and your learning is catered to you not a piece of paper.

For my first session, the tutor was 20 minutes late to the online session. She did not introduce…read moreherself or provide clear explanations or expectations. She was distracted and disengaged. She seemed to be looking at something online that was unrelated to the tutoring session. I ended the session early because it was unproductive. I do not trust this organization to hire tutors of quality after this experience. They refused to provide me with a refund, even though this experience was terrible.

The people at BiGAUSTIN truly care about making a difference in the lives of small entrepreneurs…read more They take the time to sit with you to better understand the needs. great place for help!

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This is the single worst educational program I've ever been a part of. Poor grammar use during…read morelessons, digital programs that have not been proofread, broken links, and test papers walking out the door at "secure" practice tests. They slam mass amounts of information on students but don't really teach anything. it's stressful and poorly designed programming.

This review is for the Teacher Certification program, no experience for the rest of the services…read morethey may offer. Being a teacher is very hard and having the right tools and support is vital. This program does not provide much of either. The facilitator seemed more concerned about paperwork than setting a future teacher up for success. Supposedly there is a teacher shortage but you wouldn't know not by the way the program is run. You would hope they would do everything they could to make sure someone who wants to be a teacher is successful and prepared. It seems like they need to revamp their whole program, would not recommend it to anyone unfortunately.

Poor communication and what seems like a predatory and systematic scheme to get students to pay…read moremore in program costs. They advertise a year-long program with clinical work but they have a 6 month time-limit. If the program is not finished in 6 months they require re-enrollment. The problem is that it's impossible to finish in 6 months bc clinical work is not available or has a long waiting list.

I recently completed my EMT-B through RcHealth. With that being said I would NOT recommend this…read morecompany to anyone and will be avoiding it in the future. The absolute lack of organization, professionalism, and student support is absolutely unreal. To start my class did not have a dedicated teacher for the first 2 months, the instructors that were "stand ins" told us they filled this class before ever finding an instructor for the class. Second the student support is an absolute joke, if you email it takes 3-5 days to answer, if you call them out for wrong doing on their part they won't answer the email at all, funny enough two of my class mates needed to pay for a course extension and they got a response the same day... so when it comes to money they will answer but when it comes to support they don't answer. Lastly their in person classrooms are the worst I've ever been to, they give you a skills sheet but don't have 80% of the equipment on the skills sheet. I feel like by going to RChealth for my EMT I was robbed of a good education. I have many more horror stories with RChealth but it won't fit in the review. I will end this with some advise, DO NOT attend RChealth if you want to be prepared for a career in EMS or fire.

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