Long class as expected took both the 8hr and 4hr classes- moderators were well experienced, helpful…read moreand knowledgeable . They also made it interesting and informative to listen to them that long.

It was excellent. My granddaughter received the additional skills needed to drive with confidence…read more Ron was absolutely wonderful with her. 10/10

My daughter completed behind the wheel with Mr Volkman, he was so pleasant to work with and I loved…read morethe convenience of picking up from home/school. He was attentive and very responsive to any questions we had. 5 Star and Would recommend!

This is the best driving school especially for the teenagers because after five days it is…read moreguaranteed you get your driving license and it don't cost that much compared to the other places. Mr. Mackey was exceptional instructor and now my daughter received her license. Thanks to Mr. Mackey hard work. Thumbs up guys, more power.

We had a wonderful experience with Mr. Wayne. Our son received valuable instruction and had his…read moredriver's license by the end of the week. Would definitely recommend.

Well worth the money. My daughter was comfortable and learned a few pointers to perfect her…read moredriving. Mr. Wayne was professional and met her skill set where she was. Would recommend him again in a heart beat.

Had good day taking driving improvement class. Hope y'all have nice day and good rest of the…read moreweekend thanks you so much for letting me take y'all class.

Every instructor my son learned from went the extra mile. They helped us lay a solid foundation for…read morehis driving knowledge and skills.

I had a positive experience. The staff was kind, clear with their instructions, and respectful…read morethroughout the process. Check‑in was smooth and the testing environment was quiet. The person who guided me inside was very thoughtful. I appreciated the professionalism shown during my visit.

I'm so happy to write about my experience here, because the past reviews had me heading to Richmond…read moreinstead. However, much has changed. The staff is so friendly! It started with a reminder call from Sharon yesterday in which I was told I could come in a little earlier than scheduled and also advised to bring a jacket or sweater if I'm cold-natured. I so appreciated that because I was wondering about the temp. Tests are stressful enough; the staff here took away every bit of it as check-in was a breeze. Breaks were a breeze. The restroom is clean with super hot water at the faucet. The lockers were clean. The temperature in the room was actually perfect for me, though I did wear a denim jacket. The cubicles were clean. And again, the staff were just really nice people!

My child is a rising first grader at this school and I will say whole heartedly that I am beyond…read moresatisfied and even impressed with this particular elementary. I was shocked to have read the first reviewer's comments and completely disagree. From the very beginning they went above and beyond to help me. Last summer, I came here during their business hours to obtain information about enrolling my child for kindergarten. They gave me all the necessary paperwork and explained everything I needed. Towards the first day of school, I was a little excited and impatient about receiving information in the mail and so I called numerous times for information. They were never rude and always so helpful and even encouraging. Fast forward to orientation, parent teacher conferences, etc....perfectly organized. The principal Mrs. Cioppa is wonderful. His teachers are are amazing. The security is on point with Mr. C at the entrance throughout the whole day. I couldn't be happier with Cedar Road Elementary with their faculty and staff. The kindergarteners just finished up a Fun Run this week to allocate funds for brand new outdoor equipment. This is a great school in an even better school district!!

Meh. Grade Entering:…read moreKindergarten Issue: Obtaining basic information for: orientation, supplies, and dress code, and website issues My child is entering kindergarten and I need basic information to begin the school year. Upon searching for all the information and bouncing around websites and placing at least 4-5 phone calls, I finally located everything I need. It should not be so difficult to find this information. Calendars are blank, links are missing, etc. So here we go... 1. Your kid needs a medical check-up/physical prior to entering school and proof of vaccinations. Most doctor offices will have the forms you need on hand. You have to show up to school with these forms, an original birth certificate, and a utility bill with proof of your address on it. It is not required in Virginia to provide your child's Social Security number. 2. Your kid needs supplies: Supplies are determined by what your child individually needs and what they are assigned based on gender. Guess what, pre-sharpened pencils really is a thing...There is also a request/requirement of "one clean athletic sock for wipe boards." Come on now, who buys one sock? Just ask for the set. They ask for Clorox or Lysol wipes but per the individual I spoke to on the phone, they prefer Lysol. *She had to ask someone nearby while I listened. Just specify that on the list then. By the way, you can only find Lysol wipes at Target. You'll need 24 glue sticks. I would be happy to pitch in on one of those old school tubs of minty scented paste. I will not blame teachers for this. However, I find it pathetic that parents are supplying sanitary items: paper towels, soap, and Lysol wipes. Quart sized Ziploc bags. Are those the slide zippers or the original designed ones you prefer? Called about it. Answer: "I don't know. That would be a good question for orientation." Thanks for the lack of effort. Specify it on the list. By the way, orientation is four days before school on a weekday in the morning. The website link for kindergartners has been down for a month. I called because we went to the school and got the official printed list on the neon green paper and I wanted to make sure they were not updating it. I was told by an individual, "Oh, I will let our computer guy know." It's still down as of today. 3. Dress Code: There is no link Based on the county school website (not Cedar Road's none existent link) you will get a note/letter letting you know what the code is "by the end of the first month of school." Wait, what? What parent isn't buying school clothes before school starts? Ugh. *Never got that letter. I called. Girls: Shorts must reach the finger tips Skirts can't be short - probably a fingertip rule too, not sure. Tank top straps - three fingers wide, no spaghetti straps. (Those sexy shoulders and all...) No flip flops Sandals must have a back on them Boys: Apparently, none. At least I wasn't told. The county website is generically broad and spends a lot of time on see through clothing and the standard, "must not be distracting to the learning process" - basically generic and open to their interpretation... Orientation for kindergarten: Is at the end of August, but good luck finding that information prior to August on their page. 4. The links on the page are useless for parents coming to the school for the first time (see above) There really are parents who prepare and do not wait for tax-free weekends and who just want to find information in one spot. Calendars are inactive until August. And seemingly dress codes are different for different schools...I'm guessing. I have no interest in fighting the hoards of parents tearing up the school sections at the stores the weekend before school starts. The cpschools.net site is choppy and not user friendly. I am profoundly underwhelmed, and I am crossing my fingers there will be something done about the website. If there is, perhaps the school would receive less phone calls and teachers would not have to answer phones over the summer. User friendly does not apply here. Finding necessary information, the basics, should not be so difficult and frustrating. I started poking around and attempting to prepare in late June/early July. Schedules change, staffing is limited, etc. I understand that explanation; however, right now it is falling on deaf ears due to the frustration it has manifested. Efficiency and ease of use is an unfortunate downfall for Cedar Roads/ Chesapeake Public Schools at this moment. I will say, through all of my calls, Liz (I believe may be a teacher) has been the most helpful. Others who have answered the phone (I didn't catch a name) have been lackluster at best in their efforts to find and produce answers.

I was scheduled with a rep for exam today. I get there and the rep was very nice and helpful…read morebut the ball was definitely dropped. I drive way to chesapeake for the rep to tell me they dont have the test. i mean how long have you had an audit and i wasted my time today. unsat. i could not believe it

Came here for a certification class in ITIL. There is plenty of parking and the office is actually…read morelocated on the 2nd floor of the building. Clean classrooms and the bathrooms remained clean throughout the day. Reception is very helpful, friendly and outgoing. The temperature in the classrooms can be a bit breezy at times but knowing that, you can bring in a jacket for when the air kicks on. There is a refrigerator if you'd like to bring in your lunch. However, while enrolled here; lunch, coffee/tea and beverages were included at no additional charge. The site simply asks that you consume them on site and not take them home. The instructor I had was very fluent in the course material and I didn't feel read to or smothered in unnecessary details that didn't support the material I'd be tested on. Books, pens/pencils and notepads were also included. Although there is a computer at your desk; it is requested that you do not surf the web during instructional hours. You can opt to leave your phone in the car or in the storage area at the reception area. Phones are not allowed in the classroom to minimize distractions and to maintain integrity when testing. Feel free to use them in the spacious break room. As you transit, keep noise levels low as there are other classes in session or people testing. Overall, a very positive experience and I' return for other course/certification offerings.