Jason is a kind and patient teacher with a great sense of humor and flexible teaching style. He is…read moreexperienced and knowledgeable with many different types of art and breaks down challenging peices into manageable steps. I have been going to his classes for several years and have attended summer camps as well. I would highly reccomend this studio to anyone wanting to grow their art skills.

Nice atmosphere. Teacher is very knowledgeable. Learned a lot. Place could be a tad bit more…read morecleaner.

I've been going to wolf camp for 3 years now, and on the second to last day of my overnight camp,…read morewe all cried on how much we would miss the place wolf camp was. We were told most of the instructors would be leaving, they were some of the nicest people I've met. Also the children there are really nice and the staff there know what there doing and are really really nice.

Our son. 11. attended the 1 week wilderness survival camp. Everything was outstanding. He has…read morebeen attending overnight camps since he was 6 - and by far this is his favorite. Chris and Kim do an amazing job. He really did learn wilderness survival, he loved his time in the outdoors, the counselors were great educators and great challengers but always alert to safety. We hope to be back again next year, this time with his older sister.

Our family has been very happy with the classes at Museo. We first enrolled our oldest child back…read morein 2018 and then soon after we enrolled our second child too. Process over product. That's the key to keeping students encouraged, engaged, and eager to explore. Museo offers exactly that. The ability to pause enrollment or transfer from one class to another allows us as a family to explore what is working and what isn't for our kiddos at any given stage in their artistic journey.

My kids have attended Museo Art Academy camps and workshops and even booked a private event for our…read morescouts troop. It's amazing all the different mediums kids can work with. They absolutely love all of the different types of courses and I appreciate the ability to send kids on a non-school day! The teachers are great -- super supportive and encouraging of creativity etc. Give Museo a try if you haven't!

Located inside 24 hr fitness in Issaquah. Go up the stairs and it's to the right. Super cool, open,…read moreclean arena and still has the new shine to it. We went as a small group of kids to try out a class on a Sat afternoon. Kids were exhausted after! They loved the fact that they got to learn from Tim Schnee who has competed on American Ninja Warrior 5 times. My son was really wanting to do the ramp like his friend and Tim was right there giving him pointers and cheering him on. The next run my son nailed it and was super proud. I love the enthusiasm the staff had for the activities. In the past, places that had activities even like this seemed to be run by high school kids who weren't really even interacting with kids. This was a legit professionally run ninja place. They set up a course that was challenging yet had all levels incorporated. There were short cuts built in to it. At the end they even had a green button/buzzer the kids could use to signal they completed the course. There's a bathroom and water fountain right there next to the course. No need to go outside at all into the 24 hour fitness area for anything. Lots of bench seating available for parents. If we weren't so stuck with sports on the weeknights and weekends already we'd sign up for the 6 week class. For now, I think it will be our new bday party spot or coming back for a drop in time. Thanks Tim for getting the kids pumped up today and making em all feel like real ninja warriors! Will def be back.

We ultimately decided to stop because the class no longer felt consistently safe to us…read more The head coach appeared to show clear favoritism toward certain children, while other kids received far less supervision and assistance during activities. During hanging and obstacle exercises, there were moments when children needed help but no coach was nearby to assist or spot them safely. For a ninja-style program involving climbing, swinging, and elevated obstacles, consistent supervision and equal attention to all children should be a basic expectation. What was also disappointing was the lack of concern or follow-up when we chose to withdraw. No one asked why we were leaving or seemed interested in understanding our experience, which left us with the impression that parent feedback and individual student experiences were not being taken very seriously. For parents considering this program, I would recommend paying close attention not only to the facility itself, but also to how consistently all children are supervised, guided, and included during class.

"I've had a great experience at Arena Sports Issaquah--it's a fun, well-organized place for kids…read moreand adults to stay active." bouncy house is my 5 year old favorite thing. "The coaches are energetic and encouraging, and the indoor fields are always clean and well-maintained."

We paid 50 bucks to reserve a sports simulator bay for my son's birthday. They wouldnt let us bring…read morein his cake without paying another 50 dollar fee. The fee is top reserve a party table even though we weren't using the tables we reserved the bay. Its the same thing. We ate the cake in the parking lot, really ruined things. Ill never go back.

If you have a billing issue they WILL NOT call you back. I have been trying to get ahold of them…read more(through multiple emails and phone calls) since the end of January. We are now in the beginning of May and still no one has contacted me! This is unbelievable. They went live on camp registration and I had an issue that resulted in me having two additional weeks for my kids than needed. I have literally been trying to cancel those extra weeks since 2 minutes after pressing the button. How does a company go live on registration without any live person monitoring the potential issues? I am just beyond myself with frustration with this company. My kids love their camp but now I am wondering if it's all worth it!

My daughter has been going to camp Sambica for the last six years. She absolutely loves it and…read morecan't wait to go again this year as high school work crew. She raves about the program, experiences and friendships that she's made. The camp has lots of activities from archery, a ropes course, playing fields, and tons of water sports on the lake. The camp is Christian-based and they teach kids to have a closer relationship with God. It maybe a little more expensive than some camps but the experiences your child will have will last a lifetime.

I hope my experience will however serve as a cautionary tale for other parents. Aman is just…read moreanother failed IT guy who likes to go after hard working individuals. My son attended the summer program at Positive Ally through the difficult summer of 2020. My goal was to support local struggling businesses in the pandemic as we reopened. At this time everything changed, from the ratio of student to instructor to the facility itself. This was in addition a new Covid surge. My son was withdrawn after 1 day. I asked the owner to allow us to withdraw from the program and offered him the ability to use the credit for a later time (where staffing ratios and the pandemic surge may be resolved). The guy refused. His tone changed to include personal attacks. He is clearly petty. He filed a lawsuit (served by his 2 kids to my home at 6:30am). If you have money he will come after you obviously he needs it but most businesses during Covid understood families protecting their kids. This individual was more worried about putting food on his table. There are too many decent after school programs this guy and his school is NOT one. Support one with integrity. We give thousands to charity he's just another charity case.

Positive ally (PA) is an after school care that picks kids from local schools. Where it differs…read morefrom a lot of other places we have considered is the well rounded program. PA focuses on physical activities (basketball, running, soccer), personal development (public speaking, group discussion) and academics. In academics, they can help with school homework as well as create a customized curriculum per kid based on an assessment and your kids individual ability. The owner/director and staff are reachable and helpful. Overall - my daughter has been pretty happy with the center!

Super fun camp. My 6 year old had a blast. Wide range of activities and he was tuckered out from…read morethe fun each day. We will be sending him next summer.

I can't recommend this school highly enough! After years of struggling in public schools, we…read moreenrolled our 5th grade son in All-Star academy and he LOVES everyday. It's so refreshing to see teachers who understand how to teach kids to love learning.

The policy for rescheduling classes is too rigid. Even if you call the previous day its too late to…read moreget any credit. Rescheduling on a days notice is a reasonable expectation when your kids have been taking classes every week for over an year. Every other business seems to honor that. At some places they even have makeup classes on Fridays every week. Just attend those if you miss one without any need to call anyone. So there is definitely an opportunity for more customer focus.

Looking for a new home for Seanie's jumper just till I buy my ranch. Do you know of a good one…read moreconvenient to Renton?

This has been a great dojo for our kid - Sensei Eric is amazing with the kids…read more Definitely recommend.

We've been training for about a year now and have nothing but great things to say about Karate…read moreWest. Staff is amazing, scheduling is easy with multiple classes and the ability to switch between class times if needed to accommodate life's challenges. Recommend this to anyone who asks