2/11/2024 via Google

2/11/2024
via Google

Dear Paul Mitchell The School Baton Rouge. I am writing to bring to your attention a deeply troubling matter that I experienced during my time at the Paul Mitchell school. Unfortunately, my experience at the school was marked by instances of bullying, and despite my efforts to seek help, the institution failed to take appropriate action to address this issue. Throughout my time at Paul Mitchell, I found myself subjected to various forms of bullying from my peers. This behavior had a profoundly negative impact on my emotional well-being, self-esteem, and overall experience as a student. I reached out to school staff and administrators to report these incidents and express my concerns, hoping for a resolution and a safe learning environment. However, my pleas for help were largely dismissed or met with insufficient responses. The lack of support and intervention from the school was not only disheartening but also deeply disappointing. It left me feeling isolated, helpless, and questioning the integrity of the institution that I had chosen to be a part of. Despite promises of a supportive and nurturing environment, I felt abandoned by the very people who were responsible for ensuring my well-being as a student. I believe that it is the responsibility of any educational institution to create a safe and inclusive environment for all students. The failure to address issues of bullying not only undermines this responsibility but also damages the reputation and credibility of the school. I implore you to take this matter seriously and to reflect on the actions—or lack thereof—that allowed such a distressing situation to persist. Bullying should never be tolerated, and it is essential that steps are taken to prevent such situations in the future. No student should have to endure the emotional toll of bullying without the support and intervention they deserve. I hope that my experience can serve as a catalyst for positive change within the Paul Mitchell school, so that future students can have a more positive and nurturing experience than I did. This school is completely disgusting , racist , homophobic , and overall non welcoming. absolutely horrible.

2/3/2024 via Google

2/3/2024
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I arrived for a walk in. Only had to wait what felt like 10-15 minutes. The staff was very friendly and welcoming, and even though I required a second wash because too much product was added to my hair, I didn’t mind at all. My hair was left feeling clean, soft and healthy and I love how it looks after my haircut. I will definitely be going back.

1/30/2024 via Google

1/30/2024
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For ESTHETICIAN SCHOOLING ….I wouldn’t recommend. The program is very rushed and threw together. Most esthie teachers are really cosmologist ( you can do esthie with cos license) and seem to prefer to do that. The information is rushed to you very quickly. It’s mostly ran by women so they are very shady , catty, and need a more diverse and professional staff. For the amount we pay it doesn’t come with a hard copy of any learning books & your login to the info will stop soon after school. They are constantly running out of products needed to practice and something is always broken. Always be careful with parking , an incident happen and they did pretty much nothing to help my classmate after her car was hit by another student. A lot of time is also wasted here doing unnecessary activities. So just research and know what you’re signing up before picking a school , because if I hadn’t already paid I would definitely have dropped and went elsewhere. The school does have potential to be a great school but it’s definitely needs some major adjustments