I was admitted to Operation ABLE's Work/Study program a few years ago in my late Sixties. I was not…read morelooking to get a Full Time Job but I did know I wanted to either learn some Technical Computer Skills which I never thought I would ever learn at my age so that I could do some part time work somewhere or a Home Business which definitely would need Excel, Word, and make Presentations. I also learned while there they had a 'Medical Terminology Course', which would feed my previous Army Medical background and learn more up to date terms for work at a Hospital or similar area. The many weeks I was there; with the absolutely patient, understanding, and very loving and talented 'Friends' made there; I have made my life ; because of Operation ABLE's Staff much more enjoyable; and made money I never dreamed of. Let us all support this program as long as God keeps us here. They will always be part of my Heart's 'Family' and I wish them well........ A Check is on the way. Well Deserved. Frank Pignone Stoneham Mass. Age 72 and as active as 40.......due to this program.

From the owner: Since 1982, Operation ABLE, Inc., a 501(c)3 organization, has provided job seekers with training…read moreprograms and employment services. Our mission and passion is to empower our community of job seekers, the underemployed, those in career transition, and military veterans who need job support services to re-enter the workforce. We offer a variety of services including occupational and computer skills training, workshops, job search training and support, coaching and counseling, and some training programs offer internships.

The studio has a great vibe to it. It really feels like you're walking into something special and…read morehas a sense of community that is missing from other places. The trial lesson felt complete and the instructor was chill and provided great feedback and a direction he felt I could work towards. This is the place that I've been hoping to find.

My 5 year old daughter just had her trial class in Little Wings. She is really into vocals and the…read moreLittle Wing class is a great intro to music theory. The full hour class is hands on rotating through guitar, vocals, keyboard, and different percussion instruments. Class sizes are limited to 6 kids. The facility is state-of-the-art. The owner and all employees were very friendly. My 5 year old came out of the class so energized and excited about music. Parking here is a bit crazy on Saturdays so give yourself plenty of time if coming on a weekend.

I find Transparent language to be little more than a scam. I could not remember why I signed up…read more2-3 years ago to study Arabic, and decided why I should use another service. Now I do. I am locked out from viewing their service because my brief look at their service a few years ago opened "an account" for me. Now the instructions say I must get a new email to look at the product. I get a recording that it is a non-working number. They have a "603" help number. There is a recording saying it is a non-working number. (I have tried both half a dozen times) Another 603 number offers technical support. Another non-working number. They offer an 800 number for sales and customer support. It gives you a company called "bluedot.com" which has a recording about their services intended to streamline the "abandoned customer experience." They do not answer the phone -- but will give you a customer service rep to sell you something. For customer service the recording tells you to go back to the company with which you have your account. Go figure. I say a scam. NOTE: The services named first on their menu are educational institutions and libraries: they are listed first, and so perhaps get a preferential response. Purchasers for these institutions should be wary. If this company's services were once "real" -- they may have been hijacked. I tried Transparent because I have been inundated with daily emails to try their service after two years of silence. Also not a good sign.

They have a lot more kinds of paint here than most pottery shops I've been to! It's a little…read morepricey, but the price includes unlimited access to paints, glaze, and firing in the kiln.

Great staff, plenty to choose from. They also went extra mile to get us a picture that we really…read morewanted.

They were kind enough to resolve the issues I was having and now i respect them a bit more. The…read morebookstore is great. Most of the staff at the bookstore is helpful (except for that really really big girl) and financial aid office is so nice and will work with your budget. Parking is tricky all year long, so plan on getting there early. Keep on your advisor, they won't come to you.

This University is a complete and utter disappointment. I received my Bachelors degree here and…read morewent on to my Master's here as well, after investing over $100,000 to this "College First" institution I was forced to be dismissed from the graduate program because I had a bad semester due to circumstances out of my control. They were the opposite of understanding, had no care in the world to listen, and instead, destroyed my path to further my education. They claim: "Committed to the faith heritage, intellectual tradition, and social teachings of the Roman Catholic Church, the University educates the whole person in the context of an academic community that cultivates critical thought, sound judgment, and respect for all people. This community supports the intellectual growth of all its members while offering them opportunities for social, cultural, moral, and spiritual development. The challenge to the University community is to search for truth through the dialogue between faith and reason." Which is complete and total BS! They go completely against their mission. Instead, because you have a rough semester they boot you from the program, someone who has been invested in his faith, and community, and spreading the message of Christ. It's okay, because another University can benefit from what I have to offer, and I will continue to do my good will and be sure to advise those I know to never consider Rivier as an option, for I'd be lying to them if I said it's a legitimate way to go. So sad to see where this University has gone, and the lack of care it has at seeing it's students excel, whether your a straight A or straight C student, you deserve an education, but clearly, this isn't the place for it.

My daughter is currently enrolled in the infant classroom at Nature's Pathways. I could not pick a…read morebetter place for her to be each day. As a new mom, I greatly appreciate the human connection that all of the caregivers provide. Every day I am greeted with a smile and asked about how my daughter's night was. Beyond that, the caregivers are always happy to give me advice and support after a long night or fussy morning. I am thoroughly satisfied with her infant care, and am even more excited for her to progress through the childcare program. The layout of the building allows me a glimpse into the other early childhood classrooms, and I am constantly amazed by the variety of activities and teaching methods that I see on a daily basis. I also love that the program is part of 2nd Nature Academy. While we certainly don't want to rush our daughter's early childhood experience, we look forward to her continued education for many years to come.

After hearing such wonderful things about TNOTs I was excited to enroll my child. On day one, I was…read moreable To observe my child for a few hours. I was a nervous new mother so I thought I was being critical of the lack of warmth from caregivers and staff. Aside from Carol who greets you upon entry there was no comfort in leaving your child there. I questioned myself thinking I was protective and went along with it. Over time it didn't change. I came one day to pick my child up early to find a substitute teaching acting extremely inappropriate with the children scolding them In a way that felt like she was losing control. Other staff members appeared embarrassed when I witnessed it. When speaking with the director I was reassured she wouldn't work with the younger kids anymore because " it overwhelmed her " I quickly learn from that point on it wasn't the right place for my child. I think they paint a pretty picture of what they offer but within the walls of the preschool is quite different. Their expectations are extremely high for toddlers and pre k and sadly lack the nurturing piece. I found the staff to be young with a lot of turnover. I found the director Jillian to be young, naive and lacking real life experience to be in her role. Be careful of the pretty picture it presents. I am so sad that I didn't go with my gut on day one... a new mother novice decision. Luckily my child has no memory and I have found a place that is nurturing with experienced staff.

My daughter has been going to the Goddard school since she was 5 months old. The teachers are…read moreamazing and they have excellent Health & Safety guidelines including a secure, supervised and locked entrance into the building. They also have great flexibility as I only needed her to be in school 2 - 3 days a week. I feel comfortable that my daughter is in great care when I am at work.

My daughter has been in this daycare for over a year now, and we both love it. She was recently…read moreout for the month of April because of Covid and just went back, and she is honestly thriving there. The school goes to great lengths to keep everyone safe, and they are doing a great job. I think possibly because of the reduced class sizes, or new lesson structures, our daughter is doing better than ever. She is coming home telling us all kinds of stories and making lots of connections to what she learned that day. She loves going to school everyday and usually cries when we pick her up, because she doesn't want to leave. The staff are friendly and good at their jobs, from the directors to teachers. I love getting pictures and updates throughout the day through the tadpole app. I don't know what we'd do if she couldn't go back to daycare, we are very grateful that Goddard is open and working as hard as they can to keep everyone healthy and safe in these crazy times.