Quest Learning Center

*****MUST READ FOR PARENTS****SEE PICTURES
Note, I’m not a customer of quest academy, but on my way home, I passed Stowers elementary and noticed a van double parked. I observed him for the next minute and noticed he wasn’t moving and was waiting for the after school bell. This was causing a line of cars behind him to go around. And not to mention super dangerous for kids to have to cross the street.
Instead of asking him to move, I took a picture of him stationary. He immediately noticed me and asked «you have a problem?» I said «no» to avoid confrontation and he said «why are you taking a picture?» I walked away to avoid esclating but called quest immediately.
HE WAS PARKED ILLEGALLY, REPRESENTS QUEST AND HAD HOSTILITY TOWARDS ME. WTF? I BUMP INTO ANOTHER DRIVER AND SHE SAID «yup, he does this all the time.» SIMPLE SOLUTION, GET THERE 10 MINS EARLIER, PARK AND GET OUT. .
I don’t even have kids, but if I did wouldn’t want this aggressive man picking up my children.
Parents, don’t send your kids to quest with such a dangerous and aggressive driver. Any other daycare, please.

Went there today to get info for the summer program. Waited at least five minutes for someone to help me in hopes that the young lady who was wrestling with some computers would help me or the older lady who was arguing with a staff member to come to my aid. Nothing.
Once the young lady decided to help me, she assumed all the answers to my questions. Nope, this place is not for me. I’m going to Learning World.

I go here for Zumba! The class is divine. Makes us all sweat and burn those calories! I am also amazed at how this place has variety of classes. Little did I know that besides zumba, there are tutoring, dance class… and so much more! Just love love love this awesome place=)

This learning center offers many academic and extracurricular classes for all ages. The parking lot seems a bit small, but we’ve never had a problem with parking, even during the big parties. There is also parking on the street if the lot ever happens to be full. The learning center is really easy to find.
My mom goes here for karaōke classes on Wednesdays and occasionally she goes for the line dancing class. She’s been coming here for at least two years now and has been much happier since because shes made many new friends and they often go out to eat after class. For the karaōke classes she goes to, it is mostly elderly Chinese ladies who sing both Chinese and English songs. I have accompanied her on several occasions and I can see that some ladies have definitely improved. The instructor is a kindly man with a lot of patience and really good advice. They sometimes have holiday parties and my mom has seen the Quest Crew perform before.
I’ve also accompanied my mom to some of her line dancing classes. For $ 5/​person it’s a pretty good deal for some exercise for my mom who rarely gets out of the house. The instructor teaches at a good pace and makes sure people can catch up. There are other ladies from her advanced classes on each corner of the dance floor so that you can follow their lead when you turn in a different direction to dance.

Great place to take up some dancing classes.
Always fun learning from different instructors here, just got to check the schedule online and also for featured guest instructors.

I take my daughter here on Mondays… she loves it here! She’s comfortable in the multi-​age class and isn’t intimidated. The instructor is also really caring and works at the pace of the students.
Awesome place!

**(MY TYPICAL EVENING AT THIS PLACE)**
1) Walk in and see the local middle school/​high school dancers of the future seasons of ABDC being taught by your local college associates.
2) Say wassup to the dancers you know (and occasionally don’t know)
3) Practice dancing, until you can’t breathe (or move anymore, due to injuries, fatigue and or just lack of shape)
One particular evening however… I bumped into an old colleague (Mr. Kim) and he told me, him and the other guys were working on some new pieces. I said cool and he went on with his rehearsal in another part of the studio, whereas I went onto practice mode for new transitions into power moves.
The End.

Great place to take BBX. 7 pm Mon and Wed. Paco is an awesome instructor!

Psst, this is where Quest Crew practices. You heard me, as in America’s Best Dance Crew’s Season 3 Champs. Yeah, those dudes.
Well, Mr. J and I decided to take some ballroom dancing lessons after being spanked by our elder Filipino folks at a formal shindig. We couldn’t even get to the dancefloor they were so good. We were relegated to the carpet to try our mediocre ballroom dancing skills. Hip hop/​pop I’m okay. House music, J’s just a phenom. Ballroom? Eh…
Quest offers salsa and bachata lessons here with Mr. Arden E. At $ 10 a class (or $ 70 for an 8-​wk series), it’s a bargain. The classes are about 75 minutes long and small enough that you can get some one-​on-​one instructions if you need it. No need to have a partner, the girls rotate and Arden always seems to find male volunteers to partner up. Salsa’s great but bachata’s my favorite. J and I always have fun when we come to class and we practice when we can. A great couples activity to do or if you want to brush up and add a dance to your repartoire. Check their website for class schedules!

I’m so surprised there aren’t more reviews on this place!
I went to zumba here with my friend and her mom last week.
The class was filled to the brim with filipino moms but whatever.
The instructor felt like she wasn’t exactly a «professional» but she put great routines together and I liked her taste in music.
The class was $ 5 so it was pretty cheap.
The actual center has tons of other classes which I have yet to take.
I’m sad I didn’t see anyone from Quest crew! Maybe next time!