Center for prgressive training is a good local school, Mrs. Bobb and Mrs. Powell are very…read moreknowledgeable, and want the best for their students. I searched around for cna training courses and they were one of the least expensive. When it was time to take state test, we didnt have to travel they came to us. I received my certificate and they also helped me with finding a job. I would definitely go back when im ready to further my career.

I've am blessed with 5 amazing kids and they have all had the privilege of being educated in one of…read morethe finest public school systems anywhere. We have undergone some changes at the top with a new Superintendent who is from the school system. Also there have been some changes in the personnel on the Board of Education. I believe that the system is in good hands moving forward and I'm happy to endorse our system as excellent. My two youngest kids are at Central Middle School and the staff and teachers there are outstanding!

My daughter has been a student at Shapley Music for just over a year. I will have John as her…read moreinstructor for many years to come. He is great with kids and a very skilled musician himself. I highly recommend Shapley music for anyone who wants their child to excel in music. HIs studio is very nice and he uses Smart Music software, so the students have a virtual instructor with them at all times.

Unfortunately there has still been NO positive response from this supposedly Christ following…read moreschool. They didn't provide counseling when needed. The teachers are very hard to reach and it seemed to be a school only interested in money not education.

Great school and educators have years of teaching experience. Teacher communicate with parents…read moreoften and practice grace with students as they are trained to grow in their faith. My son loves it there. He has had both good and bad experiences like most students in school. They urge all students to not only study the Word but to live a life walking with God and His ways....

I went to school here but there are some improvements it could make, but still a good schoolread more

From DC and flew to ATL (Georgia) just for this class. I wanted to get hands on training from…read moreNikki and soak up every bit of information that she provides. Intensive and so informational - she prepped me for a career in bartending and even helped with more. The classes were jam packed with information for such a steal of a price. She helped me build my resume and then helped me with job placement. I get bartending gigs that are big and small and don't feel a tiny bit worried or unprepared because of what i learned in this class. I recommend this to everyone who wants to learn how to bartend or to perfect their bartending skills. Ask for Nikki! She's so fun, bubbly and personable.

The classes were awesome, upbeat an interactive!!! I'm so glad I chose Bar'age for my bartending…read moretraining, not what i expected but everything I needed! The owner, Nikki is so helpful with everything throughout the learning process, she gives realistic insight into working in bars, clubs, restaurants an/or events! An if you purchase the full training package, you get job postings sent every week an invites to private events. It's become like a family with other students staying connected! I can't wait to start bartending an invite everyone to my bar!

I go this school each year to chaperone and judge for a debate tournament for my school. It's a…read moretypical school, my only gripe is below. The largest debate tournament in the state takes place here each year (outside of the state tournament) and for some reason the heat is always off. It's freezing there in the morning, which is unfair to the students. It throws off their focus when they're shivering. I could barely write my comments in the room where I was judging. Honestly, I saw glaciers forming in the corners of the rooms. Some serious permafrost that I was slipping on. If the sprinklers go off we can play pond hockey in the gym. I had a conversation with a yeti when I went to the bathroom. I had to do the power squat so my butt cheeks wouldn't freeze to the toilet seat (I can imagine the pain now). Next year, I'm bringing my Paul Bunyan ax to chop some firewood so we can stay warm in the cafeteria. Get it together, the students deserve better.

This is the greatest school. My kids love going here. The principal Mrs. Munson shines. She is…read morealways available and will bend over backwards to help you. The teachers try and go above and beyond to ensure your children receive the academic help they need. A few great teachers are Mrs. Walker kindergarten, Mrs. Futral 2nd grade, Mr. Manley P.E. I would definitely encourage anyone to go to this school.