Address: 6312 Needham Ln, Austin, TX 78739, USA
“Melissa Solomon was my daughter's cello teacher for eight years until she moved from Los Angeles ,CA to Austin, TX. During that time I have observed my daughter's growth as a musician and cellist as well as many of Melissa's other students. Melissa is an exceptional cellist and a brilliantly talented teacher. She brings out the best in all her students of any level from beginning to advanced. She has helped her students, including my daughter, to win awards, scholarships and entrances into fine performing art schools and conservatories, and through music she has nurtured the growth and maturity of many young people. Melissa intuitively knows exactly what each student needs to progress technically as well as artistically, and she accomplishes this with such great joy and enthusiasm that it is positively contagious. Over the years I have also had the opportunity to observe other cello teachers at various workshops and summer programs, and I can attest that there are very few her equal. Any parent or student looking for a cello teacher will find the absolute best and so much more with Melissa Solomon.”
Address: 13252 George Bush St, Manor, TX 78653, USA
“Great quality construction, Home builder has always been there for all your needs. Great community of neighbors.”
Address: 9100 US Hwy 290 E, building 1 ste 100, Austin, TX 78724, USA
“I had a great experience at Everest institute, my teachers were awesome loved that we had practice on interviews i loved the experience would go back if i could.”
Address: 5106 Village Square Dr, Austin, TX 78744, USA
“My memories at this school are amazingly unforgettable”
Address: 13212 N Lamar Blvd, Austin, TX 78753, USA
“@Mary Jane - It breaks my heart to read your post. I'm from the class of 2000 - the 1st class to go all the way through Connally from grade 9 to grade 12. So...my first day at Connally was EVERYONE'S first day at Connally because we were its first students...ever! :-) Actually, all 4 years that I attended CHS they were still building onto it. The staff, administration, teachers AND students all loved our new school (it was SO shiny and new)! We all took pride in it and babies it because we were all about "setting traditions." That is what we all tried to do...together! We knew that we were making decisions for generations to come so we thought really hard about them and took great pride in that. My years as a student at CHS were amazing...the best four years of my life! The teachers were awesome! Each grade level had its own principle and we all loved ours!!!! -Mr. Littlefield. During Saturday detentions he had the student out cleaning up campus. I just look back and wonder if there is anything we could have done different to better pass the torch. Is there some way we could have shown the incoming class what an awesome gift we were giving them...one the would have loved, been proud to be a part of and babied like we did. Of course there will always be students who don't share the enthusiasm and maybe even do things to sabotage the hard work of others. But they are a select few who are greatly outnumbered. I just know that feeling when that new car smell is gone and I hate that that is what our beautiful Connally High School smells like now. Such a shame that the leaders we had while I was there were not able to stay longer to rally you all like they did us. I understand, especially now that I'm an adult, that there are a lot more pressing matters in a teenagers life than a little graffiti here or there, or that they have better things...more fun things to do than try and make something that's seems so far gone like the school better and great again...especially when you all didn't get to see CHS in her glory days. Just know that a little elbow grease, some school spirit and a nice dose of Big Ol' Texas pride can make what is old new again. The luster, the color being a little brighter, the sense of unity that can become real between two separate groups when working towards the same goal, even the warm tinglies in your gut when you're when you start to make real progress...those things will come on their own. But only you...1 single human being can start a movement. So I hope you can believe that what seems impossible can easily be achieved...if you take a stand. Every movement begins with one person making the decision to act choosing to just talk. Will that person be you? I'll tell you what I know is absolutely certain no matter what: after this is real life...and it's NOTHING like what you see on TV. Making your mark among your peers, your community, your nation, your world...that all starts now...right where you are. So I say, why not set yourself apart now. Why not use the stars that twinkle in your young innocent eyes, your unjaded perseverance and hormone fueled confidence to do something great. Something for yourself, for your fellow student, for your baby brother when he gets there, for generations to come after you...maybe even a little for me ;-) You are about to venture out into unknown territory unsupervised and completely responsible for yourself and what you become. Set the tone. Set yourself up for success in life and maybe even surprise yourself a little when you see what your actually capable of...greatness. God bless and best wishes to you. I only want what was amazing to me to be amazing for you. Oh and BTW...your Mom IS right ;) Shannon M. Gunckel CHS Class of 2000 GO COUGARS!!!”
Address: 1701 Scofield Ln, Austin, TX 78727, USA
“So, were new in this school. but i already have the idea how's Montessori teaching is to the kids. i've read every comment and i do understand every parent concern and experiences. so far my son have started since AUG.3 he was supposed to start since april but due to covid and us moving in a diff area it made me push back. but so far things seems going very well with our son. i've never seen him happy and excited to get up in the morning at 7am for a 2 yr old. just to go to school. on top of that ive seen a lot of diff in him, even before i've started molding him to some kind of learning at home. he shows a lot of interest in learning, his a quick learner and very observant. on top of that we do follow up skills on him every after end of school week like weekend. to see if he remembers all the things he learn in school and he does. I dont know all the staff yet pretty well ive met some, but never got the chance to meet them personally and get to know them. hopefully that will come soon. but for the most part i like them. i know if something is not right about someone, my son can see and feel the same way. so far no signs of anything which is great! so im glad that his enjoying this school, and learning quick and hope it will stays that way. looking forward for all the adventures of my son in OWM. and im glad that they always sent me updates and pictures of his progress. in that way i feel ease that everything is ok.”
Address: 429 Grand Ave Pkwy, Pflugerville, TX 78660, USA
“Great school to have kids attend! We moved our oldest child into the EDP Pre-K program there instead of him staying at a day care and it was the BEST decision we have ever made with his education to date! Lots of fun structured activities, tons of learning, and overall growth has taken place within his 1st year here!”
Address: 14410 Tuscola Cir, Austin, TX 78734, USA
“Alex is an incredible teacher and a very talented musician! I came to him with a goal to get back to playing piano after a long gap. He not only helped to reestablish my skills but taught many new concepts in piano technique and composing. I started attending classes in person but had to switch to online. I was worried it wouldn’t keep me engaged but it turned out to be even more convenient and effective. Alex has a great technical system set up that allows to receive every piece of information from the screen same as it would be in person. And all that without spending time on commute. I also enjoy that all lessons are video recorded, so I can come back to any of them when I practice on my own. Honestly, I would choose 6 stars if I could!”
Address: 7250 Ulmerton Rd, Largo, FL 33771, USA
“Timely airport shuttle, excellent customer service & clean rooms. I had an outstanding breakfast, despite limited staff and unavailability of some food items. My compliments to the managers, front desk staff, food & beverage team, chefs and cooks.”
Address: 12116 Joyce Turner Dr, Manor, TX 78653, USA
“Teachers actually take the time to reach out to parents regarding your child’s performance in their classes. I sincerely appreciate anyone who actually cares enough to email or call . Shows commitment and dedication to their students.”
Address: 1329 Bunratty Cir, Pflugerville, TX 78660, USA
“Mary is the best! She is very patient and caring with kids. She comes up with great ideas for activities to keep them engaged and learning. My kids love her! I highly recommend her daycare.”
Address: 6317 Bee Caves Rd #380, Austin, TX 78746, USA
“Always good coffee and service. I love the free refill.”
Address: 5412 Gilbert Rd, Austin, TX 78724, USA
“This school is the BEST school ever I went there when when I was little it is better than Elgin elementary way better”
Address: 5803 Thunderbird St #101, Lago Vista, TX 78645, USA
“No town is perfect, but when I moved to this little hill country, lakeside town outside of Austin 20 years ago, I immediately felt right at home. I wasn't homesick a day. It 's close enough to Austin to take advantage of all it offers, but far enough out to feel like you're living in the country (even if you're in the city limits!) Small schools, neighbors who care, lots of churches, more activities than you could ever pack into your calendar, plus the best 4th of July parade and fireworks show you've ever seen.”
Address: 7309 Lazy Creek Dr, Austin, TX 78724, USA
“Went to LBJ C/O 2016 Best 4 years lol #JAGNATION”
Address: 12200 Anderson Mill Rd, Austin, TX 78726, USA
“Both my kids have been going to HSA CP last 2 years and I couldnt have happier..they love going to school, the teachers are very engaging and eagar to help kids and stay in touch with parents. Kids are challenged positively. The campus is improving each year!”
Address: 12502 Scissortail Dr, Manchaca, TX 78652, USA
Address: 8700 S View Rd, Austin, TX 78737, USA
“Hello just visit in here from Thailand have Waldorf school too I am interesting”
Address: 10321 Boulder Ln, Austin, TX 78726, USA
“After two negative experiences at two other child care centers, we were ready to give up and search for a nanny. Then, we heard about Bluebonnet of Canyon Creek. Their reputation was that they had very qualified teachers with low teacher:child ratios. This allowed them to follow a set curriculum, but execute it through fun and play, so that each child can learn in the way that works best for him or her. This has been an amazing experience for us. Liz, the head of school is incredibly professional, and we have not yet met a teacher that didn't impress us. They show our boys love, a lot of one-on-one attention, and a very positive environment to learn in. Each week, we receive an email with the boys' weekly learning plan so we can see what they are learning. Our oldest is in Kindergarten, so they follow the curriculum of the school district. I am confident that he is learning far more than he would be in a normal school setting. This school is truly a prep school but with the bonus of extra love and attention. We feel so thankful that we found Bluebonnet of Canyon Creek!!”
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