Interactive Academy Inc

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Andrea Gillen

We moved here five years ago and from word-of-mouth began gymnastics for our children. We homeschool and they have classes for homeschoolers two days a week. There have been many activities that have come and gone during these five years, but gymnastics at Interactive remains their favorite. Each week focuses on different skills and they are always monitoring the progress and safety of each child. The rare occasion of a minor injury has shown me the staff is competent and very quick to respond, if even for a band-aid. Last year we tried their swimming classes for three of our children. The younger two were very hesitant to try anything deeper than a wading pool so I was almost sure they would have a difficult beginning. I was wrong. If I could post a video of one of their first lessons I would. They are smiling, laughing and completely wet. My 10 year old went from beginner to a proficient swimmer (with an excellent freestyle) in just a few weeks! I cant say enough good about IA. A big thank you to the instructors for all their hard work (and the sweet ladies at the front desk- always patient with my questions!) We are looking forward to future classes and with an almost two year old- we have quite a few more to go. Highly Recommend!

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Anonymous User

I know that this gym is going strong and that it is so so large. Blah blah blah. I went for a trial for their adult class, which is more of an open gym setting - which is fine. However, the problem was that there was five or more classes at the exact same time, and I had virtually no time on any of the equipment - and even though it works out to $10/session, if I cant use anything but the "new" (yawn) trampoline (and still have to stand in line for it) while other classes are basically using up all the the other equipment, then no thank you. Yes, the facilities are nice, and it is overly large, but for anyone who wants special attention, I really do feel like the class sizes are too large and there are too many things happening at the same time to truly develop skills.

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Its a great gym for kids, however, beware that once you put your credit card in the system, you cant take it out. You can change it to another active card only. Also, read billing FAQ first. Its difficult to cancel out of classes. You need to fill out a "quit slip" by the 15th of the month to cancel the next months classes. Expensive mistake for me! The online billing is set up to benefit the Academy. In the online policies that customers sign off on, it doesnt state the 15th of the month requirement. It just states a written notice be provided. This needs to be included in the policies, and in bold letters.

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Ashley Lewis

Perfection! If there was such thing as perfect, Interactive Academy is the perfect school, as well as gymnastics academy. My son has gone to school there for 2 years and it honestly brings me to tears thinking about how well they have cared for him and taught him using different ways to accommodate him. My son will be in kindergarten next year and it breaks my heart that they dont have a school up to high school for the kids. The school is expensive but they know exactly what they are doing and it shows through the kids, the teachers, and the director. Thank you Interactive!

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Tony Nefouse

Both of my children (4 & 6) have been going to summer camp at Interactive. We are very pleased with all the activities the kids have been involved in. They have a nice balance of nature for the kids to participate in . I would recommend this camp.

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Anonymous User

Interactive Academy is an incredible facility. There are so many options from private lower elementary school to outdoor education and everything in between. Interactive is a great place to go and I highly recommend it.

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Eric Willman

A bit on the pricey side compared to many of their competitors, but children truly receive a unique and amazing experience.

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Joe Lucas

Great experience

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