My daughter is in her 2nd year (1st grade) at the Greene Hill School and it has been so…read moreinstrumental to her growth academically, socially, and mindfully. The community is thoughtful, engaging, and welcoming. The progressive learning approach keeps my daughter engaged, excited, and learning new life and academic skills daily. Teaching the kids mindfulness and ways to communicate at such a young age will really help shape these beautiful young minds to have a deeper understanding into the world but also as human beings. I am grateful to be apart of this community and thankful for the dedicated staff. A tucked away beautiful school gem in a very quiet area of Fort Greene.

Was a great educational experience for my son - creative, experiential learning and cooperative…read moreplay along with an intimate community in which he forged friendships and felt at home with kids across grades.

Our two children started here in pre-K and we had an absolutely wonderful experience. One is now in…read morehigh school -- he left for a different school and returned to SJWCA where they welcomed him home with open arms. Our other child attended from pre-k through 2nd. SJWCA has a warm and supportive atmosphere that teaches children what they need to learn academically, as well as how to behave properly and be kind human beings. There is a real sense of community connection also -- not just to the parish but to the neighborhood at large and our local heroes. Issues of bullying were addressed and resolved. Concerns about grades were addressed and resolved. Support for transfers to other schools and high school admissions (even non-Catholic options) was provided in the interest of what is best for the child. If you're looking for a school who will know and love your children, care for them, teach them, inspire them and keep them safe, you should definitely look into SJWCA.

This is unacceptable me and my daughter or on a trip for summer vacation which is a bad time…read moredifferent, tell me why this school assigned my daughter 14 math assignments and its due tomorrow!!!!!'

This company is a scam!! I applied my daughter for certain amount of classes, but she did not…read morereceive promised support after attending 3 classes. Therefore, we requested a refund by "100% many back guarantee" policy. It's being 4 months since then and we still did not receive our refund, even though we were promised to receive it within a month! They stopped returning my calls and emails... I'm considering filing a lawsuit against these scammers.

Before you read this review, please read more about C2 in TrustPilot as there are more in-depth…read morereviews than on Yelp. First off, paying thousands of dollars for sessions in C2 is 100%, NOT the best way to go about SAT studying, essay writing, or tutoring. Sessions often cost 2 times more than what an above-average tutor would charge, and the sessions are not individualized. Coming into the classroom, students and parents are promised a flexible, individualized method of teaching, that it's different for every person. However, this is just a tactic they employ to sell themselves. All SAT students are handed one of 3 book versions, the blue, yellow, or red book, based on difficulty, but all have the same material and teaching style. In addition, nearly all of the SAT teachers in this facility didn't prioritize timing in their sessions, an integral part of the strategy behind getting a good score. The solution for good SAT studying: The curriculum in C2 comes down to one-course material: a book. Skipping the middle step, not paying thousands for a tutor who does the same thing that any SAT book would do, would not only save you thousands of dollars but your time. In my case, I went to nearly 70 hours of C2 SAT sessions and my score didn't improve until I bought a book off Amazon and started studying by myself (200 point increase). The people up front, Horace, Britany (who has now left), and Arielle, are extremely inconsistent with one another. Horace and Britany are helpful and encouragingly push students, but Arielle contrasts with these two. There were numerous instances where students were used as a scapegoat when it came to studying and essay writing, I will explain one of them here... For the summer and the beginning of the school year, I took essay-writing classes with a couple of teachers. My time was completely wasted in these sessions as on the first day of essay writing, I was pushed aside for nearly the entire time for other students, which occurred in more instances. In addition, when help was finally received, I wrote my personal essay which was labeled as "solid" by the teachers. After my essay was read by the official essay readers in C2, I was told that the entire topic of the essay was cliche, and was recommended to alter it after months of writing. After explaining all of this to one of the advisors up front, I was told that it was the student's fault and not the teacher's. Although it is completely understandable that several drafts of an essay are to be written before it is submitted to applications, the manufacturing of the personal statement should be brainstormed and assisted by a teacher who is proficient in essay writing so that the process is efficient. After all, individuals are paying thousands for these sessions. TLDR: Management is poor, price is poor, and the quality of teachers is poor.

We have been part of Northside for the last 5 years and we couldn't love it more. We love the…read moreproject base learning which keeps the children engaged in regular curriculum learning with something that can still keep them interested. The administration and teachers are caring and extremely engaged in the community. A very supportive PA gouge which organize a lot of extra curricular activities. Every morning children are welcome with their first name, everybody knows each kid by name and give them the proper greetings. The small classes help also focusing on each child strength and 'need for help'. We really love it.

Our son is in 2nd grade and has been at Northside since age 2. All of his teacher have left…read morelasting impressions on our family and on our child- the small classes allow for hands on learning and personalized attention, and the collaborative work between classes means its never "too small." He loves integrated science and art- where the project based curriculum gets tied into all his other subjects. Last year their 1st grade class studied fire stations, and when construction workers blocked an exit in our home, he pointed it out to me as a safety hazard and we had the building fix it. His learning goes beyond the classroom and basic curriculum. Northside is teaching our son to be a lifelong learner and better citizen!

My son had the most wonderful experience at the Birch Wathen Lenox school. We were fortunate to…read morewatch the school flourish under the leadership of Bill Kuhn and my son never had a bad teacher, not one. Each teacher he had was excited and passionate about their subject mattered and we are so thankful Birch is where he landed. I couldn't recommend the school more highly.

I was a former employee and it was by far the worst experience of my life. Teachers were…read moreunprofessional, inexperienced, few had credentials and the administration were horrendous. I would never send my children to this school because they will accept any teacher or student. If I were you, I suggest finding a better school to send your children. From what I hear, their enrollment dropped by half and the next headmaster and assistant headmaster are inexperienced and should not be in that position. Avoid at all costs!!!!!

As a licensed social worker myself, I am always looking for skilled clinicians to refer folks to…read more Repose has always been incredibly responsive, professional, and is a practice where I trust clients will have a positive experience. I have found it difficult to find a group practice with providers that meet the needs of the different individuals that I work with and Repose fits that need with their diverse clinicians and offerings.

I also did not have a great expedience with the provider. My initial process with them had several…read morescheduling issues, I asked to be seen biweekly due to heavy work load, however that was not communicated to the provider. My provider was nice during the sessions, however at some point she ghosted me and when she returned she explained it as a emergency sick leave. But then she emailed me saying that because I havent seen her for a while (mainly due to her unresponsiveness), she will cancel my file. What a great trauma therapy practice that denies care to trauma patients! After that my file was closed and no one from their office even followed up. Do not work with them!

My son went to Bright Kids on west 58th Street (now closed). We chose 12 sessions of G&T bootcamp…read moreand purchased a couple more classes at the end to keep the momentum going until his test. On his initial diagnostic test, his ability to focus was 'low average' and his frequency of breaks and guidance from tutor were 'often.' Bright Kids did a very good job in preparing my son and teaching him some tricks and test taking skills. Gratefully, my son scored well and is currently attending a citywide G&T school. Our child frequently got different instructors administering the lessons. After each lesson, I would be given a quick recap of what occurred. Later a more descriptive summary report would arrive via email. This was useful in helping me to concentrate in certain areas of weakness at home. Our Account Specialist Taylor was very responsive, he answered emails promptly and was very accommodating with our scheduling issues. The only negative experience we had at Bright Kids was with the Round 2 Hunter playdate. It was overpriced, with 3 sentences of vapid feedback.

Our son went to Bright Kids -Upper East Side and we had a wonderful experience. Our son tends to…read morebe on the shy side, so we wanted to get him used to working with different teachers prior to the start of Kindergarten. All the tutors were great with him and he learned a lot. After we were done with our sessions, he kept asking if he could go back for more!

I had a horrible phone call with the receptionist who kept referring to me in a demeaning manner as…read more"m'am," after repeatedly telling her I would prefer not to be referred to as that. I simply called to get a sense of the process for my next appointment. I'm horrified. I've waited months for this "care."

I went for a PSYCH EVAL the lady was YAWNING the whole time when I told her about my…read moretrauma and didn't offer any help or diagnosis. Waste of time don't come here