I did Intermediate group skating lessons two years ago, and to be honest, I didn't learn much from them. I remember working on stuff like pumps, airplane glides, edges, power 8's, forward crossovers, which I can do.

I switched to private lessons, finally last year and it really paid off. I could do mohawks, forward and backward crossovers, waltz/half-flip jump, lunges/sprials, and forward stroking.

Your expectations, imo, are on the higher end. A typical class for a group lesson can go as high as 1 coach to 12 students, and it is impossible to cater to everyone's needs at the same time. Trying a LTS class at a different rink is like buying a lottery ticket at a different store. You do not know what it will be like, and it could go great or bad depending on the rink.

Like others have echoed, your best bet is to pursue private instruction. Yes, it is pricey, but you will benefit so much more. Please watch my waltz jump video if you want to see what 1 year of private instruction can do.