TEAM Arizona MSF absolutely exceeded every expectation I had…read more I walked into this course anxious and convinced I was going to be the first person in history to fail. I'm overly analytical, I live in my head, and I had been spinning on every possible "what if" about learning to ride a motorcycle. Within two days, Mike S completely changed that for me. Mike is the real deal - patient, calm, and clearly an expert. What stood out most is how intentional he was with every single student. Our class had people with different strengths and different sticking points, and Mike took time to give each of us specific one-on-one coaching based on what we personally needed. No rushing, no ego, no "one size fits all." Just steady guidance, clear corrections, and constant encouragement that built real confidence. This was genuinely one of the best experiences of my life. I have more pride finishing this course than I did graduating with my bachelor's degree. I learned more in 48 hours with TEAM Arizona than I did in some long-term chapters of my life - it was that impactful. If you're curious about riding but you're afraid you won't be able to learn, I'm telling you right now: if I can do this, anybody can. This course is worth every penny. I left feeling equipped to ride safely, and I walked out with my motorcycle endorsement - which still feels wild to say out loud. Thank you, TEAM Arizona - and especially Mike S. You truly changed my life.

Had a great time, even in 103+ weather. Eric and Mike are both fantastic teachers. Only negative…read morething I have to say is the script or manuel they read from is confusing and if you don't pay close attention to what they say, you'll fail.

What a fantastic place for building stuff!…read more My dad first learned about Xerocraft when he needed to rent a particular type of woodworking machinery, only to learn that he could come in to the shop and use it. They have a massive wood shop full of tools and machines, so whether you're an experienced woodworker who needs to use something special, or if you're new to building stuff, it's a great place to check out. The laser cutter is super cool! You can cut or etch a variety of materials, including wood and acrylic, using your own designs on the computer. They have a ton of 3d printers, so if you need to make a weird little part for something, minis for your D&D game, or anything else, they're happy to show you how to run the equipment and get you going. If you want to be prepared to rebuild after the zombie apocalypse, you can even learn how to weld! I have no idea when I would ever need to know how to do it, but I wanted to learn, so I attended a Thursday night class and got hands-on practice, and now I could build an epic Mad Max battle wagon if I felt like it! There's also WTF nights (womens, trans, femme) where folks get together for all sorts of neat projects. If you join their Facebook group, you can see what events are coming up. If you want to get started, your best bet is to send an email message so you can set up a meeting with a staffer/volunteer who can show you the ropes and get you set up to work safely. The hours can be a bit odd, but all the folks I've worked with have been very helpful, and they'll make sure to take care of you.

While this organization frequently draws newcomers interested in independent making, I am sharing…read morethis review as a community-minded assessment for local creators--particularly women, youth, and families--who are evaluating community spaces in the Tucson area. An informal, self-governed environment can have an initial appeal on the surface, but the true measure of any facility lies in its administrative structure, standard operating procedures, and how it processes community feedback. Based on an analysis of operational patterns, potential visitors should consider the following structural factors before committing their time, money, or data: Administrative Governance Frameworks: In environments lacking formal institutional oversight, conflict resolution and policy feedback mechanisms can be highly unpredictable. Attempting to raise formal concerns regarding operational standards, community safety, or internal governance can result in defensive administrative actions or a sudden termination of access, rather than a structured, transparent dialogue. Accountability & Duty of Care: Independent, volunteer-run operations naturally lack the rigorous compliance, background vetting, and external reporting structures found in institutional facilities. For families and young creators, this lack of standardized oversight can introduce avoidable risks and exposure to dangerous people. Recommended Structured Alternatives in Tucson: Rather than navigating the administrative variances of an unmanaged space, I strongly encourage local creators to utilize university-backed or public alternatives where professional accountability, strict safety protocols, and certified staff oversight are guaranteed: CATalyst Studios at the University of Arizona: Located inside the Main Library, this state-of-the-art makerspace features laser cutters, 3D printers, VR equipment, and digital media labs. Crucially, it is open to the public and community members upon registration, offering a highly professional, welcoming, and staff-supported environment. The Maker Studio: Also hosted by the University of Arizona Libraries, this space provides access to community members alongside structured amenities like collaborative workspaces and family-friendly research areas. Protect your creative focus, your personal data, and your peace of mind by choosing spaces backed by clear institutional frameworks, professional administrative standards, and an established duty of care.

I have enjoyed my time at Southwest. There are two weeks of classroom training and then two weeks…read moreof driving training. During that time, if you listen to your instructors, you will absolutely learn everything you need to know to pass the CDL A test. I will be testing in two days and I am very confident that I will pass the CDL test and be able to start my new career. Obviously, the driving part of the training was my favorite. We had Judy instructing us and she is awesome! She is super knowledgeable and really wants you to succeed. I highly recommend this school.

Absolute best trucking school ever. They make sure that you learn and pass every test that's…read morenecessary to start your career. I want to thank everyone who helped me including my instructor Jahnessa and staff Brady, Kristen, and John Figueroa.

Leesa was an incredible instructor! Did 4 lessons, all with her and she's so helpful and patient!!…read moreShe made me a better, safer driver and supported me.

Great CDL Training! They had a flexible schedule I was able to work while earning my CDL! Highly…read morerecommend!!

My daughter just started kindergarten and she loves it. Her handwriting is already improving and…read moreshe's able to read simple words. I feel comfortable with the staff and I have had zero issues with the school. Most of the children seem well behaved. The best part is that my daughter looks forward to going to school amd feels safe. We go over her homework every night, and I can see the growth.

I am sharing my family's experience with Carden Christian Academy on Swan Road in Tucson because I…read morewas unable to find a place to leave a public review. Our experience was extremely disappointing. The school advertises the Carden teaching method, but I found the curriculum difficult to understand, and I watched several kindergarten students struggle with the way they were being taught. Weekly spelling lists contained only a few words with very little practice or reinforcement, and the words were rarely used in sentences to help children understand them. Instead of helping students succeed, the teaching methods left many children confused. I also witnessed a teacher grab a child roughly by the arm. I was so concerned that I found the child's parent and told them what I had seen. My grandchild once forgot his water bottle and was told to drink water from the bathroom sink instead of being offered another solution. What concerns me most is student safety and privacy. Personal information about my grandchild was shared with someone who was not authorized on the pickup or contact list. That is a serious breach of trust. Parents pay a substantial amount of tuition expecting quality education, professionalism, and a safe environment. Based on our experience, we did not receive that. I also find it concerning that I have been unable to locate a public place to leave a review of this school. I hope other parents will carefully research the school, ask detailed questions about its curriculum, student safety procedures, and privacy practices before making the decision to enroll their children. This was our family's experience, and I believe other parents deserve to hear it when making an important decision about their child's education.

Well let me start by saying if you like to get laid on. Then this place is for you. This place will…read moretreat you good while you're there, but as soon as you pay your tuition, you're nothing me. And 4 other guys graduated 3 months ago, and we're still without a job. They promised us a job placement program. But as soon as we paid the tuition gave us our Mickey Mouse CDLs send us on our way. Now. How we're gonna pay back the tuition without having no job. Truckers beware stay away from this place. If you don't want to get ripped off.

This school is perfect if you really are ready to make a positive impact in your life.Cody is…read moredefinitely the big brother I've never had. Jessica would not let quitting be an option for me. I really could not have done this without them.

This is an amazing cher gym, my daughter has been here a few years and I wouldn't send her anywhere…read moreelse! 2 years ago the gym split and this awful woman took half of the girls and started her own gym called Pinnacle Athletics. My daughter went for a few months and hated it so back we went to Chaos. This place is a family and the owner doesn't allow the "cheer mons" to be rude. I can really appreciate that as the other gym was a very bad environment.

They are amazing! I went there a little bit late and they taught me the routine really fast and…read morethat's really good! They were really nice! The other team's routine was so good! But yep this place is amazing!

I've known the lovely owner of this new movement studio for 15 years. Not a surprise that she has…read morecreated a sweet space for exploring movement that is sooo warm & welcoming. It's innovative in that she has Pilates classes as well as classes in AfroFusion dance and African drumming. Just what Tucson needs! Especially on the west side. Highly recommend checking it out!