Address: 407 Central Ave, Reisterstown, MD 21136, USA
“It was fun here...”
Address: 3506 Gwynnbrook Ave, Owings Mills, MD 21117, USA
“I love the JCC. They are so welcoming and nice here. Their events are the best. Better than the park heights JCC. the eating area really needs an overhaul and new food option though. Food is just not recommended.”
Address: 1208, 10 Cockeys Mill Rd, Reisterstown, MD 21136, USA
“I went here in the seventies. I had a music class with Mr. Klause. It was awesome! He had a hi-fi stereo, a pair of reel to reel tape players, and a great turntable. He played every single Beatles album, and we studied the history of the band including all the clues that were rumored to indicate that Paul was dead, including playing some of the songs backwards through the reel to reel tape decks, slowing some down and speeding others up. He taught us how the Beatles manipulated, and assembled the multitrack recordings they made at their famous, state of the art Abby Lane studios where they pioneered many of the techniques used today. I remember him playing Bye Bye Miss American Pie by and explaining what all the imagery described in the song were intended to convey., including the marching band that refused to yield (referring to The Beatles as Sergeant Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band not yielding in their popularity to the anti war protest songs by American bands of the Vietnam War era). One of his friends had invented a device that was like a speakers magnetic driver, but instead of a paper sound cone it had a metal stud that stuck out and what ever you put the stud on vibrated like a speaker. Pretty cool until we tried it on the old radiator heaters by the front windows on the first floor in our classroom, and suddenly Chicago’s 25 or Six To One started blaring out of all the other classroom radiators! The principle came running in and yelled at Mr. Klause and after the principle stalked out and slammed our classroom door we all looked at Mr. Klause, then each other, and all started laughing sooooo hard! I learned to really understand and deeply love music in that class. It was just so cool to have a long haired, smart, kind, brave teacher push the boundaries of our conservative old school in what was then just a small quiet town. Mr. Klause, if you ever see this or if someone can pass this on THANK YOU! You made a high water mark in this kids mind, and I’ll always remember you and our joyful hours spent learning the joy of music you showed us. I was one of the only fights that I can recall in the two years I was there. Some kid with the last name Swan on the stairs between floors two and three. We didn’t even get caught. Last day of school we all used to empty our loose leaf notebooks out those tall old windows. My last year I had Mrs. Owings. She was the most senior teacher in the school by at least two decades, and wore old fashioned late 1800’s style white button up shirts with high ruffled collars, and ankle length black skirts every single day, no matter how hot it got up on our third floor classroom. She was strict, severe, and always had a wooden pointer stick (the one with the little black rubber tip) in her hand as she lectured, and she knew how to rap you on the knuckles with it when your attention wandered. The ENTIRE student body feared her TERRIBLY and had all heard the stories of what she had done to generation after generation of children at Ben Franklin Junior High. I was your standard long haired ADHD poster child and was absolutely sure I would not survive that last school year, but one day after failing to do anything right she held me after class and instead of the cruel death I expected, she somehow explained to me in the perfect way why I was having trouble, and somehow knew exactly how to explain to that demoralized frustrated scared child, how to multiply, divide add, and subtract fractions while she sat at her desk and ate her brown bag lunch that always sat on the corner of her desk. I remember to this day the respect and love I found for that great woman that day. Tears are falling even now as I write, but I will forever remember her last kind look as I stayed behind to thank her, to tell her how we had all come to love her in our last year, and then filled with joy I ran down three familiar flights, burst through those old doors, and right into the moist smell fresh cut grass, and summer vacation.”
Address: 445 Glyndon Dr, Reisterstown, MD 21136, USA
“Alot of the teachers are very helpful and nice”
Address: 12141 Faulkner Dr, Owings Mills, MD 21117, USA
“I've been taking lessons for nearly a year now, and I've become much more confident in my playing abilities.”
Address: 3506 Gwynnbrook Ave, Owings Mills, MD 21117, USA
Address: 2 Chartley Dr, Reisterstown, MD 21136, USA
“I am a loyalty customer of the company and very pleased with the service. Many of my requests, as a client, are taken into account and things are changing for the better. My favorite is Gym.”
Address: 33 Cockeys Mill Rd, Reisterstown, MD 21136, USA
“Best school ever”
Address: 701 Academy Ave, Owings Mills, MD 21117, USA
“I went to school there in the late 70's early 80's. I went through the 5th/6th grade. My 5th grade teacher was Mrs. Bernstein and my 6th grade teacher was Mr. West.”
Address: 13052 Tarragon Rd, Reisterstown, MD 21136, USA
“This is a great course and lovely instructor ”
Address: Har Sinai Congregation, 2905 Walnut Avenue, Owings Mills, MD 21117, USA
Address: 700 Academy Ave, Owings Mills, MD 21117, USA
“Alex Hviding has a passion for both the education and well being of children she cares for. She's committed to not only teaching, but making learning fun and enjoyable for her students...a crucial component to any good educator! She wants nothing more to provide a nurturing, compassionate environment for both children and parents alike and that shines through in everything she does. Highly recommended!”
Address: 11299 Owings Mills Blvd # 204, Owings Mills, MD 21117, USA
“Excellent in every manner. Clients are cared for with compassion and empathy. The owner, Ms. Shower, absolutely loves the clients and is a very strong advocate for their well being. She also treats her employees in the same manner. Highly recommend!”
Address: 10824 Reisterstown Rd, Owings Mills, MD 21117, USA
“Good school they wait when we pick up my sister late good nice friendly and welcoming.”
Address: 11202 Garrison Forest Rd, Owings Mills, MD 21117, USA
“Best school ever I learn so much”
Address: 11201 Garrison Forest Rd, Owings Mills, MD 21117, USA
“Loved it. It's a great location for weddings. They offer different events each year and programs of environmental studies for both adults and children. We loved the trails. We'll definitely come back!”
Address: 100 Campus Cir, Owings Mills, MD 21117, USA
“its a good school very high standards and very prestigious good location it is by a lot of restaurants and just places that all university students need”
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