This will be my daughter's 5th year at DanceWorks Sance Studio, and we love it!!! Ms. Amanda, the…read moredirector, and all of her teachers and staff are so nice, knowledgeable and caring. They truly take the time to know each child and talk with them. Over the years, this studio has help my daughter gain confidence and develop her dance technique all while having fun. The classes are affordable, the studio is always clean, communication is top tier, and the environment is very welcoming.

Great studio! My daughter loves it!!!! Classes offered for 18 months- adult. Studio offers creative…read moredance, Acro, hip hop, ballet and more!

As a family with multiple competitive athletes we have found First State to be exceptionally…read moreprofessional, encouraging, and genuinely committed to balancing the rigor of gymnastics training with the developmental needs of being a child. We appreciate the gym's clear and direct communication, their willingness to address our questions and concerns, and their ability to keep the focus where it belongs- on the athletes. The coaches make thoughtful, team focused decisions that prioritize the kids above all else, free from the parent politics and drama that too often derail the training experience at other gyms and youth sports in general. We are grateful to have found a program that supports healthy, sustainable athletic development for our daughter and have had nothing but positive experiences at First State.

As a team parent of 4 years and former coach I am truly disappointed in what this facility became…read more I feel as though I was sold into the home school day program with my child being one of maximum 8 in her group led by coach Kayla and that is not the experience we received or paid for. The second location became top priority in lieu of the children. We were discouraged as coaches to develop relationships with parents and as a parent I never received any feedback. I do not believe the facility recognizes the responsibility that comes with a full day program of managing children's growth and development leading to strained relationships amongst the gymnasts partially in part to the coaches pinning them against each other as competition.We have decided to go elsewhere and have been happy to have coaches actively engaged, not on cell phones and encouraging the children.

The Children of America's Director is wonderful. She addresses every situation with…read moreprofessionalism. My child is extremely happy and looks forward to seeing his teacher. The teachers of Children of America do an amazing job. I recommended this daycare to everyone I know.

Miss Teresa and Miss Darla are absolutely wonderful! You can tell that it's not just a job to them…read more They truly love and care for our little ones and always make sure to keep us parents informed whether it's their favorite food or activity! Miss Teresa and Miss Darla keep me and most importantly my child at ease. Coming from a first time mother as well as first time having my son in daycare I can confidently say that my sons teachers are the absolute best!

Great training. Great people excellent encouragement of discipline & strength for people of all…read moreages!

Goju Training is amazing! If you are looking for a place that specializes and fitness and overall…read morewellness this is the place to come. Kenny and his team of trainers are experts in not only martial arts; they provide education on nutrition and make it a priority to help you reach your fitness/wellness goals. They are very professional and welcoming; you feel the energy as soon as you walk in from everyone including clients. No matter what level you're at, everyone makes you feel welcomed and that you can accomplish anything you put your mind to regardless of your size. All of the fitness classes and personal training will challenge you each time, so your body and mind goes through a transformation. Stick with it and you will be pleased. They motivate, inspire, and get results! We always end every workout with the quote "Personal Power"!

NCCL teachers are so loving and nurturing to our children and supportive to parents as well. I'm so…read moregrateful they are a part of our families' lives and a role model of compassion and positivity. Before we even had children, we knew we wanted a creative and compassionate environment for our children as they grew up. A place where their self-esteem and self-efficacy would bloom. We've found that and more at NCCL. It is such a wonderful community, and we are so appreciative to be a part of it! I do not know the specifics of the negative review below, but the school is small (10 kids per grade level) and does not have the resources of larger schools. I can only speculate that would be why outside help was encouraged for any behavioral issues.

I attended NCCL school from kindergarten to eighth grade, and I consider myself extremely lucky to…read morehave had that opportunity. The learning is fun, interactive, and centered around the abilities of the students, and the hands-on methods of teaching allowed me to understand and apply concepts to real-life situations. I never had to ask myself "Why does this matter?" The teachers there were/are like parents to me, and I knew that I could always come to them with any struggles I might be having, emotionally or academically. The environment is safe and nonjudgemental; my NCCL family has truly shaped me as a person. Although I have had struggles with anxiety since an early age, the staff has always cared for and supported me in even my loftiest goals. When I was in eighth grade, I told my writing teacher, Kate, that I wanted to write a novel by the end of the year, and with her help and constant reinforcement, I completed it. Now, I am an English major with a Writing Concentration at Gettysburg College (minors in Literature and Studio Art). I had a 4.5 GPA throughout high school, and I now have a 4.2 GPA in college. I am a published author, journalist, and artist, as well as the editor for our on-campus literary and art magazine. None of this would have been possible without the support and aid of the teachers at NCCL, who encouraged me to think deeply, and pursue my interests doggedly. NCCL is the most accepting community that I have ever had the privilege of entering, and the staff works hard to accommodate students and families. They have plentiful compassion and experience when it comes to working with children with learning disabilities, and the environment of the school itself is welcoming and supportive to all. This school is a family, and I was so lucky to be a part of it. I will be forever grateful for my time at NCCL.

When I lost my husband I was lost too. BlueBallRoom gave me the opportunity to begin the next…read morechapter of my life. I have learned the wonderful dances, enjoyed the social dancing and the art of performing. I have many new friends including the wonderful professionals who are amazing. You can turn the page too. ​

My husband and I decided to take a few dance lessons prior to our May 2023 wedding and realized we…read morewere sleeping on this gorgeous dance studio located conveniently in Wilmington's Independence Mall. After reaching out to discuss the available options, we were directed to consider a group class to learn the basics, followed by private lessons, both of which were a great experience. We initially took a four week group course of Hustle/FoxxyTrot, taught in their larger ballroom. We were initially feeling anxious and self-conscious, but quickly realized that many of the other couples were also beginners, though there were certainly more-skilled participants that were clearly "regulars" at the school. Most in the class signed up with a partner (at a slight discount!), though there were a few individuals who had to partner with each other or the instructor. Generally, we were divided by gender to be taught the initial steps, then came together with our partners to practice while the instructor rotated to offer individual suggestions. Overall, it was hard to learn a ton in four weeks, but we definitely learned a few basic steps that came in handy for our private lessons. After our group class, we signed up for five private lessons taught by Tania, who took the time at our initial class to get to know us and understand the layout of our wedding venue. While our intention initially was to learn a few steps and feel more comfortable on the dance floor, we wound up learning a full, 2-3 minute choreographed dance for our first dance. Though neither of us had much dance experience (and one of us barely understood the concept of a rhythm), Tania guided us with patience and ease, providing encouragement when we needed it and incorporating our feedback and requests to build a routine that we felt comfortable with. To our surprise, we were able to learn and execute our first dance nearly flawlessly, impressing all of our friends and family on our big day. As a thank you / wedding gift, the studio gave us a discount for a future group class --- we're very much looking forward to using it for another group class!

My kids went to Olympiad for a few months & loved every second of it! The facility was clean and…read moreMr. Mike at the front desk was always polite & helpful. The only reason for leaving was because we moved out of the area. I would highly recommend Olympiad to anyone looking for a nice, tight knit gym! Miss Sasha & Miss Nicole are the best

St Anne's School is not as high standard as they make themselves out to be. At first it seems…read morefriendly and overly inviting until you have paid your tuition. After that the entire atmosphere changes. They want to keep you hooked so they remain somewhat nice but this changes. The unprofessionalism is astounding. The entire establishment is a facade and people are falling for it every day. Every parent should be aware before scheduling a tour here. They are better off somewhere else. Don't believe the hype about their waiting list, this is used as a selling tool. It is all about sales with this school. Money comes first here. More research will help you to find a more professional establishment elsewhere. We pull our daughter our after one year. Principle is horrible if you send him an email or ask question you be lucky if he get back to you with in few months.

We moved to Middletown 5 years ago and chose the location because of the public school system…read more Unfortunately the large classroom sizes, overwhelmed teachers and curriculum gaps had us looking for more after 3 years. We moved to St. Anne's with our then 6th grader, knowing middle school would only prove more disappointing. After just that one year, we were convinced that our other children should follow. Last year, with 4th, 6th and 7th grade students at SAES, we watched our children truly flourish. Their confidence grew, their minds were challenged, their creativity embraced. At SAES, our children have a voice, their intelligence knows no bounds and their souls are nourished. We know our now 8th grader, in only his 3rd year at St. Anne's, is more than prepared for all that is ahead of him and we truly could not be more thankful.