Eye Level has been a godsend for my son and I owe so much to Margaret who runs the eye level in…read moreBriarcliff Manor. My son's story starts with him being diagnosed on the autism spectrum when he was four,and with all the dedicated services we received from New York State which was impactful for his upbringing and improving his reading and comprehension in the past. Margaret has been crucial in these last few years with my son. My son was removed off the spectrum but you can still see hints of how it's still a lingering issue. I am proud to say that Margaret has been so patient, consistent and loving in her work with my son that she has been a cornerstone of my son's improvement. My son is now on the honor roll, and there's no way I can say that margarets' work with EYE LEVEL has not been a crucial resource in my son's improvement and improved efficiency. If you have a child that needs that additional assistance, Margaret who is a part of the EYE LEVEL family will be instrumental to their improvement. WE ARE BLESSED TO HAVE MARGARET ON OUR SIDE! AND SHE CAN HELP YOU!

My son has been a student at Eye Level Briarcliff for 7 years. Early on the skills he was learning…read morereinforced what he was being taught in school. As he progressed, he learned math tactics that were not taught in school, which gave him an advantage in math class (that were reflected in his grades.) In English, he was challenged with vocabulary words and grammar that he was more advanced than his school curriculum. Moreover, the better he was doing in school, the more confidence he gained. The years he spent at Eye Level gave him a solid foundation in Math and English that are reflected in his grades. Margaret, who runs this location is a terrific teacher who is kind, always encouraging and enthusiastic about her students successes.

My daughters have been taking Kumon at the center for math and reading. Both of my daughters now…read moreread several levels above the required level for their grade level. Additionally both began to struggle with math in 4th grade and are now getting As on their math tests. Marlene takes a personal interest in helping the students to learn and excel. She is direct and thoughtful with her feedback and always does a great job with keeping parents in the loop.

My son and daughter went to this Kumon center for over 4 years. My son still goes. They both fought…read moreme on it but, wow! They are the only kids in their class (other than the ones who go to Kumon too) who don't need a calculator. They also can actually write nice essays. The place is busy and there is a reason for that. The director and staff know what they're doing so don't try to get in their way.

This guy canceled on us twice and never returned our phone calls. I think he is out of business.read more

From the owner: I have been tutoring math for over 10 years now. I have experience teaching ALL ages and grade…read morelevels. I have worked with students with a wide variety of struggles, including those with learning disabilities. I also have experience tutoring adults who are continuing education who haven't looked at a textbook in years.

Love this place. Everyday my daughter is super excited to go. Highly recommend. Good teachers and…read moregood people running it. If not for Happy hearts we would've probably moved out of the area.

Received an email last Friday in February that my 3 year old son couldn't return due to him hitting…read moreanother kid in the class even though 2 weeks prior my son was getting praised because of how outstanding his behavior was. When speaking with daycare director to ask about the email, they informed me that the other parents in the classroom who weren't even involved had called in pretty much teaming up to say my son needed to be removed. No warning , no type of plan, but accommodated another student who was a biter with a biting plan in a no biting facility. Nonetheless , teachers were very nice, but lacked classroom management. I would come to pick up my kid and other kids were climbing and classroom smelled like diapers. I waited a month to write a review in order to see if my son would have any issues with the new center he's in and he has not . This place had me get my son evaluated in which district said he couldn't be classified and classroom needed to find other forms of keeping the class engaged. Best of luck to you guys though.

Stunning! Such a special walk around in the woods the lake with bridges and falling leaves and…read moreislands. Peaceful and the perfect length and arduous enough for a weekend walk. Recommend to everyone. 5 stars!!!!

What a great stroll around the lake watching a blue heron sit, fly, glide upon it. My pups enjoyed…read morethe walk during the midday sun under mostly shaded paths (blue trail) around the water.

My daughter attended Rising Star for the majority of her toddler- hood; I am so happy that we found…read morethem, as she learned so much and was more prepared for kindergarten than most of her classmates. It is obvious that Gloria Foster, the director, just loves children and it's a labor of love for her and her husband Tom, which is a rare quality. I would not hesitate to recommend A Rising Star to any parent looking for a daycare in the Hudson Valley area.

I was a toddler teacher here for 3 years, I even painted murals that can be seen throughout the…read morecenter. It's a BEAUTIFUL place, the nature and location are wonderful. This was the best job I ever had. I have made some life long friendships with fellow coworkers, parents & kids- they truly made it so worthwhile. Your children will absolutely receive great care while here. Ultimately what lead to my decision to leave was toxic management. New hires were also making significantly more, which felt like a slap in the face to me considering I was viewed as the directors "right hand man". I had often expressed how I felt to the director but it never really seemed to matter, numerous other employees also confided in me that they felt the same way. I miss this job every day, but overall I am much happier now that I feel appreciated where I work.

My daughter has attended Logrea Dance Academy since was 5 years old. She is now 12 and I have…read morenothing but positive things to say about this Studio and the Logrea Family. She is taking 14 classes a week and never complains about going to the studio. This studio is like a second home for her. Mrs. Logrea is still the heart and sole of the studio and continues to set the bar high for her students. Nick Logrea is always present and always makes time to talk things out and ease any concerns I have. Mr. Logrea is still teaching ballet classes and is one of my daughter's favorite teachers (He truly cares about hos students and always has a smile on his face when he walks into the studio). All of the teachers at this studio, especially Ms. Rebecca, Ms. Natalie, Ms. Jane, Mr. Billy, Mr. David, and Mr. Josh are all amazing and have helped my daughter grow so much this year! The training at this studio is unmatched. The Spring Concert, the Gala, the Cabaret, and of course Ms. Logrea's Nutcracker are all so amazing! I have no regrets about joining this studio and Dance family:)

It makes me laugh when I read the filtered reviews for Logrea and how interesting...Everyone rated…read morefive stars...Of course that means its totally legitimate, I mean come on! NOT I watched a family member slowly lose confidence after attending this 'academy' and I could not urge more, to really pay attention to your child's behavior if they are a part of this school. The place is freezing, and on one of the worse street corners, accompanied by maybe TWO parking spots. The others are clearly and boldly marked for other businesses, or the Logreas themselves; and otherwise they will tow you. I witnessed many younger children just sitting around while some select few were given the most attention inside; the cramped inside space it was as well. If you were not 98 pounds and the lightest on your feet, forget having a chance. Logrea is queen at playing favorites. I applaud talent, but come on, recognize the other talent around you!!! Some girls were not allowed to graduate to point, one of the most rewarding and exciting times a young dancer can experience, when they are ready; unless you are of course, Too Fat. And by standards of fat, they mean an 8 yr old weighing 62 pounds and at a decent height. I know you need to have 'strong ankles' but it was often ironic that the girls that didn't graduate were the ones that weren't shelling out the $$$$ for 4-5 classes a week. To start the body consciousness, and loss of self esteem at such a young age is deplorable. I'm not saying that Logrea doesn't turn out great dancers, because they can and do; but it is rare when they teach and show all their students with respect. Maybe things have changed over the years for the better, and I truly hope so for the sake of all the dancers.