This place is nice and clean. Great place for training sessions…read more We have a district store where you can go buy materials get things laminated or cut. The hours of operation change through tour the year. Summer hours are typically: Monday-Thursday 8-5 Friday 8-12 Saturday-Sunday closed (unless an event/training is happening in the location)

Was here for my son's National honors society ceremony. Clean nice place. A tad small in size. But…read morefor small ceremonies it works. In a nice location right next to the football stadium. Parking lot was pretty full while it's shared with the stadium goers.

SST is such an amazing school! I am so glad I go there. The teachers are amazing! It's nice having…read moresmaller classes it makes learning so much easier.

From the owner: The School of Science and Technology (SST) Regional Headquarters is a tuition free, high…read moreperforming, K-12 college preparatory public charter school that focuses on science, technology, engineering and math (STEMS). College prep begins in kindergarten and STEM concentration begins in the fourth grade. The SST college acceptance rate is 100% and graduates matriculate to area and state community colleges and universities and well as to some of the most competitive and prestigious universities in the United States. SST campuses are small and safe, providing a nurturing and challenging learning environment where students achieve proficiency in core subjects and are challenged to excel. Dedicated and highly qualified educators partner with parents to create strong relationships that strengthen student achievement. The advanced and accelerated curriculum prepares students to complete in academic competitions; campuses have received local, state and national recognition that reflects well on the rigor of instruction and overall high expectations for all students. SST has created a safe and healthy learning environment that nurtures, motivates and enables students to develop into mindful and responsible people who contribute to their community and to the diverse society in which we all live. SST is characterized by the cooperative presence and unified support of caring families, businesses, as well as educational and civic groups, with whom our students will interact...

This was my toddler's first chance at daycare and I was counting on this place to provide a…read morenurturing environment for my child. Instead they let him cry the whole time he was there, and out of two weeks of going they only picked him up once. I watched on the camera app (which is very grainy and has no sound) and the teachers would literally just ignore him. There's no cameras outside and I had enough of this place when I surprise picked him up and he was sitting outside in the heat next to the door scream crying and no one was paying him any attention. They said he had been crying the whole time. I literally can't believe it. Pick him up! Nurture him! Help him feel safe! Instead they took away his stuffed animal puppy and just let him cry. Sending my 18 month old boy to this place is my biggest regret as a parent so far.

AppleTree already gets 5 gold stars fro me HOWEVER, it was not until my son started Kindergarten…read morethat I realized just what a great job they had done with him. He was totally prepared for Kindergarten and is even ahead. All the work he is coming home with is stuff he has been doing for the past year. I don't know what else I can say other than I am totally impressed with AppleTree Day School and miss them very much now that we are in school!

Let's talk about investing in yourself--because that's exactly what Southern Careers Institute is…read moreabout. Walking in, I immediately noticed how welcoming the environment felt. Starting something new can be intimidating, but the staff does a great job of making you feel like you actually belong there--not just another name on a roster. The instructors are hands-on and seem genuinely invested in helping students succeed, not just pass. You can tell they want you to get it, not just memorize it. What stood out most was the focus on real-world preparation. It's not just theory--you're actually learning skills you can use, which makes a huge difference. Is it fast-paced? Yes. Will you need to stay focused? Absolutely. But if you're serious about leveling up and creating opportunities for yourself, this is the kind of place that can help you do it.

My husband (Mr. Burch) was fired today without any warning or explanation he has worked for this…read morecompany for several years and didn't deserve this at all!!!! They told him a conduct violation but my husband is a by the rules kind of guy and if anything he is a workaholic. He actually cares about the students and has been told by most of them that they were so glad he was teaching them because he actually taught when some of the instructors were breaking rules and would just put on YouTube the entire class time not my husband. Not only that but he would work the majority of time way past his required time to work just so he would have his work done for his bosses and his students. My husband was telling me this is possibly wrongful retaliation because he wanted better systems in place for the students and their success and because he disagreed with another higher up, mind you respectfully. They decided this underhanded, corrupt and vindictive decision was the best way to deal with it. But that's ok because what goes around comes around it's called Karma and one day everyone gets theirs, and yes I'm talking directly to you who had a part to play in this decision. Maybe not today, maybe not tomorrow but one day Karma will pay you a visit and you know what? We will pray that she has mercy on you just because that is the kind of people we are. How can you people do this to people who are already living paycheck to paycheck and barely getting by on wrongful grounds??!! What I can tell students past and present who have respect for my husband is continue to do well he would want that. As for me I would personally tell you to protest his firing after all I'm not affiliated with the school in any way and last time I checked a large group of individuals protesting can make a change. Also, students be careful with this school I suggest you look into the civil lawsuits they have been in for San Antonio. Including other lawsuits they have been in just type in their name and put litigation history. I know of 3 of the top of my head in 10 years. If you are looking for employment, trust me don't apply here they have overworked my husband for many years now and the effort and time put in by the employees is just not worth it in the end. This isn't the first time I have heard of people from his work being fired for reasons that just are flat out stupid and are straight up wrongful termination as well as them not wanting to pay people for time worked. So in my opinion as a graduate of A&M university with a Bachelor's in science and a minor in psychology, who also held a scholarship from the dean of science at A&M(TRANCHE), find somewhere else to go to school and to work. Avoid this place at all cost because if they have already had three litigation suits against them there are only going to be more that directly affect the students and the staff. They obviously don't support military with the way they have treated my husband who is a retired Navy vet who was honorably discharged .

ACI Learning offered me a job as an instructor as I was progressing through their program. I was…read morethrilled. While I already held several certifications, I was there to update and exceed my prior knowledge and abilities. I was offered the opportunity to update the very entry level certifications as I began my tenure. I was already preparing the mock-lecture I would need to submit as a teaching candidate. Then this opportunity was snatched away with the send-off that I was unqualified. When I inquired further, I was summarily dismissed and told to come back when I had completed the qualification. I later discovered, by speaking directly to the hire, that the job was given to a white student. I cordially asked him to share his experience. He detailed the exact certifications I was told I needed, and had held for years. Finally, I asked this man, fresh into the industry and confronting the certifications for the 1st time, if he already had his certifications. To which he replied that he was allowed to complete them after taking the job. Naturally I saved every record of this interaction. This company is a bullshit organization, which, in addition to apparently being populated by racists, has no problem failing its promises in supporting a student, contrary to what was stated as their supporting role in my education. Calls and emails that went unanswered for weeks, repeated inquiries left unresolved with no follow-up, people who support you leaving the company with no announcement or handoff of the students they support, and their issues, to other staff .... But if half of what's claimed in the self-congratulatory jerk-circle on LinkedIn is true, then one bad review shouldn't matter anyway. Clearly the possibility of a bad report was not of importance when I needed aid.

The school is good, instructors are fine, some are better than others, the website practice labs…read moreand tests for students goes down daily; You will wait 10 minutes for a test to load, just to have it crash as soon as you hit Start. Other than website issues, I would recommend becoming a student here.

I found Rose Writers through the Long Beach Time Exchange and I am so happy I did! I found them at…read morethe time when I was just beginning to explore my writing, and what I found in Rose Writers was exactly what I needed - a supportive, fun, creative group of people I could feel comfortable enough with to truly pursue my writing. The prompts we write together every week are really provocative and encouraged me to go places I might not have gone on my own. As Desiree says, "Whatever you write today is what you're supposed to write!" It's such an amazing group led by a truly dedicated and passionate Desiree. Rose Writers was truly incredible for me because during the 6 weeks of meeting, I started writing my current manuscript. I am still working on it and it has expanded in form since then (Spring 2013). I cannot thank Rose Writers enough! They are such a wonderful part of the writing community in Long Beach! And even if you don't consider yourself a writer, you will feel welcome here because the motto at Rose Writers is "a writer is someone who writes." Also, I am a poet and most people are fiction writers, but it doesn't matter because everyone is welcome to write what they want to write. In fact, I think it even helped me expand on my own style. Rose Writers is so supportive and welcoming and exactly what the doctor ordered! Highly recommend to anyone looking for a place to share their writing in a safe space.

I dropped in on their Drop In workshop and very much enjoyed it. Thinking about going back for the…read more8 week workshop. FYI They have a friendly workshop cat.

it was a big mess! like a pigsty! it was bad when my kids were there, they did not take care of…read morethem at all I was paying about $300 a week and the little workers at the front desk kept asking for fees! and the employees had no respect for the children they were calling my son, fat boy as a nickname! and I do not respect that, or a aprove that! it was very disrespectful and they were so many bullies they were making my son cry! my son is only 9 years old! and for crying out loud this kid threaten my son to bring a glock 19! AND SHOOT HiM!!!!!!!!

Used the "chat" feature to ask a rep how much the Timber Path KinderCare costs per month. $999 a…read moremonth for full-time in San Antonio?! In California, Bay Area (i.e. one of the most expensive cost of living/housing in the US) it's $225 a week, or roughly $975 a month if you use 52 weeks a year (and no one does). I can't see paying that much when equivalent day cares are less.

This review is only for the bookstore, as I'm not a member of F.E.A.S.T. (Family Educators Alliance…read moreof South Texas.) Tucked into a corner of an old school is one large room for new books, and two smaller ones for used books. It's very clean and orderly, and they have a good selection of home-school curriculum. It might be a bit more expensive than what you can find online, but it's nice to have someone there to talk to about the books. They also have supplies occasionally, like older computers or school furniture. I believe I saw microscopes for sale last time I was there, but this is primarily a book store, and that's what they have loads of. The staff seems to be very helpful and friendly, and they have a very impressive collection of second-hand curriculum. Whether you're looking to start your own home school, or you just want to pick up some supplementary materials, this is the place.

From the owner: We are a non profit homeschool leadership community. Our vision is to:…read more INFORM * the community by acting as a clearinghouse of educational information through our resource center, newsletters, social media and website. *the general public about the diversity of private, parent-directed, tutoring, individual discipleship and other customized forms of education that may fall under the heading of homeschooling or private schooling in Texas. *interested parents by directing them to local homeschool and special needs support groups for support and encouragement ASSIST *parents and educators academically by providing orientations, workshops, testing, co-ops activities designed to support their educational needs. PROMOTE *social community *good citizenship and civics *leadership training and development through sports programs, student council, etc.