My boys have had multiple sessions with Dr. Twigg and their pre-reading skills have improved…read moretremendously. She has really helped them focus.

From the owner: Treetop Tutoring offers academic support to families on the North Shore of Boston with children…read moreages 3-8. Our services include private, group and summer tutoring, admissions support and consultation. We focus on reading, mathematics, writing and study skills for children planning to attend or currently attending independent schools. Contact us today to see how we can help your child get a flying start!

I paid more than 200$, and received email about issues with my documents, i called them to see what…read moreexactly was that problem, the moment mister that picked up the phone was yelling at me "WHAT IS YOUR QUESTION???"he was very rude, he didn't even gave a chance to say anything. when i asked to speak with someone else he said I can't call them anymore and blocked me. Don't use this service, instead you can use: "Center for Educational Documentation" cedevaluation.com ; "World Education Services" wes.org ; 0/10 experience, DO NOT USE THEIR SERVICES!

Highly recommend! Fast, professional and affordable service!…read moreNice and helpful people. Very happy with the results!

I was very disappointed with this discriminating daycare. My child never even went to this daycare…read moreand I will tell you why. I made an appointment with the owner of the program to check out the facility and to determine if this daycare would be a good fit for my child. When my husband, child and I arrived for our appointment, there were no signs to indicate that this place was even a daycare. I stood outside and looked around, a little unsure as to whether or not I was in the correct place. When I looked up to the house, I noticed two adults standing inside. Neither one came to door to invite us in or ask us if we were lost. Okay no big deal...so I rang the bell. A woman came to the door, she knew my first name and said that the owner was not in for our appointment . She blocked the door in such a way that my son could not go in. She never offered to give us the tour. When I mentioned that I never received a phone call to reschedule or cancel, this woman said, well I think the owner "tried" to call and leave you a voicemail yesterday. I never received a call or a voicemail. Something about this woman reeked of lies. She wasn't even apologetic about the whole thing and she had this silly grin on her face. We got in the car, drove two seconds down the road and my husband called the daycare pretending to be someone else looking for services. Guess who came to the phone? The owner, who supposedly was not there two seconds before to give us the tour. She was polite and very friendly over the phone, just the way she was when I originally called, until my WHITE husband asked her if she has a problem with African American children. Then she was completely flustered and began to ramble. Then he told her that she must have a problem because I and our son are Black and she knew this when she saw us standing outside for our appointment. The owner, Ellen, began to lie and say she just got back and that she "tried" to call me but couldn't explain why this "try" was not successful. She was completely caught in a lie and obviously was prejudicial and racist. She certainly is not interested in providing daycare services to people of color. Lastly when I looked up her license with the Massachusetts Department of Early Education I could not find one. Beware. A prejudiced person like this is not the kind of person who should be educating small children.

My experience with Ellen, Rosa and the team at SFCC was a very positive one. I had two children…read morehere, one for three years and one about a year. The kids looked forward to their time here and would be happy when greeted every morning with hugs and smiles. No better feeling as a parent to know and trust your kids are being cared for and safe while working. We communicated about schedules, developmental leaps and other things to make the transition in days in childcare and at home similar. The kids were taught manners, how to listen, and how to play independently with no screens. I'm often told how well behaved my kids are, how creative they are and how much they love books and music - again no screens! - my response is how wonderful my childcare provider was as I believe a lot of that has to do with the lessons they gained here. As with most relationships, communication is key. I did not find similar issues to past reviews. I didn't find issues with frequent closures due to weather outside what was reasonable. I do believe they deserve vacation as they earn it as we all do who work hard so didn't find an issue with that and the calendar is very clear ahead of time every year. Always felt welcome and would give a call or communicate if plans were changing and found the tram flexible and thankful for the communication. Given prices in the area for childcare also found the rate quite reasonable. And finally any guidelines are very clearly put out ahead of time while signing up for childcare. Ellen is fair, and a caring person who wants what is best for the children and Rosa is simply put an amazing person. I recommend SFCC.

Poor staffing. The National Inventors Hall of Fame markets this as being staffed by "Local…read moreeducators", which led me to believe there would be teaching & instruction based on age group. it was straight chaos, kids crammed in a cafeterias with 6-10 at a table, young teens "staffing" it, and a sensory overload for noise, lack of structure and guidance. take your $300+ elsewhere. we never saw any inventing. It was like the daily newsletter from them was coming from a completely different camp.

Could not recommend this "Camp". Here is what we experienced with our 8 year old son…read more -One week before camp, changed location from Middle School to a Church and moved times from 9:00am-3:30pm to 8:00am-2:30am. -Church was old and small. Meeting place had kids sitting on a dirty looking rug. -Leader-My 13 year old son said she sounded like some of his stern, firm, teachers from school. We all immediately felt sorry for our 8 year old. Not a welcoming first impression. -Lunch- Children had to sit on the parking lot asphalt to eat lunch even though 3 large tables were in the Church. The workers used the tables. -Unqualified looking assistants-There were 3 women and several middle school/high school aged assistants. Seriously doubt they had much training in STEM subjects. -Materials-Parents and child were encouraged to gather recyclables from home for use at Camp. The $240 fee should cover materials. -Last minute schedule change again. Extended until Friday. Not considerate of parents schedule. Overall, not professional and more like a daycare program. Did not meet our expectations at all. We pulled our son out after day one. Lesson learned. I will spread the word. Avoid it! Research your area Camps. It might be different than what we experienced.

I can not say enough good thing about the commonwealth learning center and about my child's tutor…read moreAmy. my child was struggling with reading was diagnosed with dyslexia and was becoming so discouraged with his school. since Working with Amy his reading has improved tremendously and his confidence. Amy works so well with my child always keeps me up to date with everything they are working on and my child is comfortable working with her. We are so so happy with this learning center .

My daughter and I met with Alex, the director, for an initial consult. Alex was well-prepared,…read morehaving read, highlighted, and annotated the test results I sent to her ahead of time. She also was prepared with a set of questions based on that material. Alex is caring, thoughtful, and even during the initial meeting demonstrated deep knowledge and experience. We are so happy to have found them.