Reliable We are pleased to announce that Jackson Barber Shop has been serving the Kansas City area for over 65 years. Our founder, Joe Johnson, began the barbershop in 1956. Nearly two decades later, God gave him a vision to establish Jackson Barber College. The college will provide support to the community and individuals who have been excluded due to their criminal record or financial difficulties. We believe everyone deserves a second chance and the opportunity to succeed. We are deeply committed to providing our students with the best resources and hands-on experience they need to impact their communities. Our goal is to offer an exceptional student experience, creating a successful and hopeful future at Jackson Barber College. Jackson Barber College, 4600 Bellfort St. Houston (TX 77051), is currently seeking accreditation from the Commission of the Council on Occupational Education. Please write to the Council on Occupational Education Executive Director, 7840 Roswell Road Bldg. 300, Suite 325 Atlanta, GA 30350, with any comments. You can also leave your comments at www.council.org. Commentators should include their names and addresses.
Mr. Jackson and Mr. Mike run a friendly, professional shop with talented barbers. Clients praise their haircuts and the supportive ambiance. In short, shoppers welcome the expert haircuts available at the shop. Clients are happy with the ability to relax and tidy up. Even if the place is crowded, customers understand they will get a nice cut. Customers recommend the shop as a professional principle and skill location. Students' barbers also perform well, as clients praise René for meeting their needs. Also, the establishment applies customer service standards. So, customers feel they should go straight to their shop. The friendly, yet professional approach to the shop impresses the clients. Such reviews indicate that customers trust the shop for professional and up-to-date haircuts. A review that mentions students participated in a haircut and entertained the client tells clients that they are willing to have new barbers convert to the industry. Custom feedback to the shop are not as satisfactory as the professional approach maintained at the shop. Many customers praise the shop for a positive reflection. The work done at the shop is not only seen as good but it is also perceived as a subject of learning for new and aspiring barbers.
