Prodigy School Of The Arts

Since age 5, I have found out my son is highly talented in singing so i promise myself that i will see the talent well attended to, now that he is age 7, i decided to enrol him in a music school where he can be well trained and i came across Prodigy school of arts, one of the things i like about them is that they know how to interact with kids in a better way to learn, now my son is doing better with singing skills and in the next 6 months, we will be on a way to America’s got talent, watch out, i recommend them to all.

My son just graduated from high school and is now moving on to college. Part of the training he received was from Prodigy Arts since he was about 2 years old. He began with Mommy and Me, moved up to the glockenspiel and then piano. We recognized his love for singing and this is where Nicholas excelled. Because of Prodigy’s personalized training, Nicholas has become an awesome young man and serves on the church youth choir as a worship leader. Sahaja and Seta always had my son’s best interest in mind and made sure he understood how important his education and the arts would be for his life. My son has been offered a scholarship to a State University because the President of the school heard him sing. All things work together for the good and I am grateful to Prodigy School of the Arts for their part in my son’s «good.»

Mrs. Sahaja Majkia serves as a great example of how to not run a business. She has a bad personality, and poor people skills. She’s skilled at being condescending, too, which is why she got «handled» at the last dance recital on June 27^th.
This school is run unprofessionally. Everything is unorganized. Notices are sent to the parents last minute, and in a passive aggressive tone.
After the recital, it was noticeable that the majority of the routines were similar. The dance techniques taught at the school are subpar compared to other dance schools. In fact, many of the routines seemed similar, and there were at least 85% of the students that didn’t know their routines well. This, of course, excludes Ms. Cheryl’s daughter, Sade, who performed exceptionally well. Of course, because she’s the child of a staff member. For $ 25 (really $ 27) I expected more. Everyone in my party did.
Everything is overpriced — the shoes, outfits, etc.
Stay away from this school.

The owner & founder, who’s name is Sahaja is really there just to take everyone’s hard working dollars & teach children nothing. I once walked in on her teaching my son’s piano class & she did for the whole 30 minutes of ‘teaching’ was yell at the children about how bad they were playing & how they were not focused on the work assigned to them. My son took her class 4 times and did not learn a thing. On top of that she made me purchase piano books & a piano so that he can practice at home. I asked if he could come a couple of hours earlier than his practice time to come and practice and she said «You should really focus on getting your income higher so that he can be a better piano player.» Unbelievable. Never met anyone ruder than her. She also charged a friend of mine for 5 tickets she didn’t even need for her daughters recital & proceeded to say «She had to buy & pay for the tickets so that she can make money off of those ticket sales to keep for herself.» Ridiculous. My suggestion is if you’d like to take your child to her don’t do it. It isn’t worth the money or patience.