I called my trusted tutor who helped my son hit a home run on his SAT a few years ago and asked if…read moreshe could help my daughter. Unfortunately she was overbooked and suggested I call Streamline. She liked the approach that Streamline offered and felt that the methods used were similar to what she offered. It ended up to be a great recommendation. From she start the relationship was very professional. The availability of appointments were convenient to a busy high school student/athlete and the approach taken in preparing my daughter for the SAT was very thorough. I am very glad to have found this invaluable service and I highly recommend it to those who are on the SAT/college path.

Our son has had tremendous growth working with Streamline Tutors for the ACT. The entire process…read morefrom start to finish has been well organized and extremely beneficial. We would not hesitate to recommend this tutoring service to other families. - A McDonogh Parent Class of 2019

The most amazing people who helped my son for 2 years through his journey with math+dyscalculia, he…read morehas progressed so much with the program to become a successful, confident young man. Amy, Maggie,Sam are amazing. While he was going through his struggles they then picked up coaching my older son with homework, organization and study skills I can't say enough about how fabulous they are with the diversity of skills and the leadership of Dr Perez

Our family was an ERG customer over an 11 year period for our two sons. The first half of that time…read morewas very positive and we regularly referred others to ERG. The next couple years not as good but adequate and our referrals ended. The last couple years a complete disappointment culminating in our decision to recently end the relationship. The quality of the tutors is not what it once was and the current Office Manager was unaware of the specifics of the ACT Program in which a son was recently enrolled and the results of the Program unsatisfactory for the cost. Our advice is to shop around as there are other options in the Severna Park area.

This is one of the best tutoring places I've sent by son to. Ms.Mala is an amazing teacher and very…read morepassionate about her work . My son needed someone who would be able to understand his needs and work with him Patiently ! We did the one on one tutoring and are very happy with the results

The Legacy School is a small, independent school for children with language-based learning…read moredisabilities. My son is in his third year and and is succeeding in school because of the private tutoring that is a part of the school day and the very small class size.

pee pee food…read more should've just killed myself rooms smell like throw up and rest rooms aren't clean, a staff told me I shouldn't piss fast or I'll tear a mussel and asked about my poop everyday

Mrs. Walker Director along with her staff provide the best service when it comes to caring for my…read morechild. My son has attended this center since the age of 1 years old and he is still attending. I wouldn't dream of him going anywhere else. This center is AWESOME.

AI phone calls, support staff call you from random phone numbers / random hours, and its not…read moreactually tutoring, its a platform that you pay a subscription for. Very poor service.

Varsity Tutors appears to come across as a professional and well thought out support program for…read morehelping students achieve SAT testing objectives - but in reality it is a sales platform with mediocre tutors and horrible customer service. One of my daughter's tutors actually told her to use the Princeton Review content as it was better than Varsity Tutor content. The Tutors were ambivalent about setting work in between sessions and even about booking next session. In fact, initial tutor had to change schedule that was in conflict with my daughter's sport practices - and we lost 4 hours of tutoring completely. I had been promised additional hours back and a new tutor when I called into customer service but then received an email stating that the hours would not be credited after further review. My daughters score did improve - but I think that was mostly due to her dillegence on practicing the test. Finally, we had signed up for 3 months - but then kept getting charged and was told it is non refundable. Don't buy into the marketing - get your kids in a Princeton Review session or even better a live in person option.

Our son started at SMES in 2nd grade and just graduated from 8th grade. He is a better person for…read morehaving gone to SMES. There have been bumps, challenges and big changes along the way, and obviously we went thru COVID, but in the end the full St Martin's Community is rich with love, care, and passion focused on building kids with character that can go out into the world and make it better. There is every kind of sports and activity you can imagine (they are always working to come up with new options) & it's very inclusive...for kids of all skill levels that want to have fun. The school is rigorous but not cut throat. The kids are pushed but aren't stressed 24/7. At Smes your kids is in a community that lets them be a kid and stumble and grow. I grew up in public school (which I loved!) but having seen one of our kids go thru a K-8th independent school education (and one not) there is a noticeable difference in their confidence and readiness to jump into high school!

Warning, if cliques form within the middle school campus the admin, staff and parents will place…read moretheir heads in the sand. For a school that professes a caring, God centered community, the values do not match the actions, leaving much to be desired from this learning environment. There are teachers who demonstrate professionalism but the average middle school social drama is at a toxic level and you can tell that admin doesn't know how to keep up. Girls in middle school are even teasing a teacher who had their name changed due to a divorce.