I wish so bad that I had good things to say about this program. Their mission statement is so good!…read moreBut in reality, they don't care about individual kids, don't appreciate the creativity of their employees, and their curriculum is only geared towards pre-schoolers and it's not set up for allowinging 1-3 graders to learn and flourish. As a result, it's really a disservice to even have it in out schools. it's definitely one program that should be cut due to budget. It does little good and costs way too much.

This was a terrific place that we sent our kids to for a variety of reasons. The staff here is…read moreabsolutely 100% top notch and truly treat the children in the most wonderful and compassionate way. As a parent, I felt really good about dropping off my kids here as I knew they were taken care of very well. The place is very clean and the curriculum is engaging. I can tell how much my children enjoy it as they do a great job of sending daily updates and photos which really help us get a good grasp of what they do all day. Also, my kids always left with a big smile on their faces. This only happens when the people who operate this place truly care about the children. I can say my experience was about as good as it gets and we absolutely plan on bringing the kids back very soon. I noticed there were some legacy negative reviews that were tied to the previous ownership - but speaking from experience I can say unequivocally that this daycare is absolutely pristine and the right place to send my kids to. We've had some good and not so good experiences with other options and Genesis is without doubt on top of the list as I feel confident they take great care of the kids and keep parents regularly updated with their daily communication. Highly recommended.

Warm and inviting no one is ever turned away, no matter what the situation is very helpful to the…read morecommunity. It was a pleasure volunteering at the JCC for child something there I would recommend this place to anybody.

The preschool at the Y is a nurturing, caring place with a child-centered curriculum infused with…read moremusic, dance and culture. The teachers are experienced and capable and there is a true partnership with families. There are also a myriad of activities after-school such as gymnastics, martial arts and ballet that help to enrich our children's experiences. The best in the neighborhood!

Such a cool place uptown. Tons of history, George Washington lived there for a little bit, if you…read moreknow anything about this place it's at least that. But a lot more before and after. There's also a park outside and Sylvan Terrace, which is part of the whole experience. They have tons of activities there too, tours, art shows, music, they show movies sometimes outside. If you want to just go there to walk your dog you can that as well, just in some place where George Washington used to walk around and now you're dog is sniffing around it. It's always well kept, everything always feels calm and peaceful in there, a little oasis in the city.

What a lovely and historically fascinating place! I actually wrote about for Daily Kos years ago,…read morein a piece about haunted mansions. But this was my first visit! I had seen a show recently in which paranormal investigators heard the footsteps of someone who said that he was Aaron Burr. We did not see or hear any ghosts, alas. But the very nice guide did say that she and other people who worked in the mansion had all experienced the presence of ...something. The rooms are lovely, beautifully furnished with period pieces. The octagon room is stunning, and the details of the restorations by Traci Telasco are interesting. Oddly, there weren't any wardrobes/armoires, or closets, that I could see. Aaron Burr and William both had large beds, while Eliza Jumel had a lit de repos--quite narrow, with a swan tester. The kitchen was disappointing. Just a giant fireplace with an oven, a huge kettle and other old pots, and a candle mold on the mantel. There was also an old table and benches, presumably for the servants to have their meals. The butler's pantry was not on the tour, because it is now a restroom. I don't know exactly what we expected, but a kitchen from Pompeii was far more impressive. It seems difficult to understand how the elaborate meals of the era could be produced with just a fireplace and an oven, although apparently the long-handled pans were held over the fire. It was a fun trip to the Heights on the M5 bus. I would go back in the Spring to see the Glade. And Sylvan Terrace was lovely!

I've rented DI studio Heights for dance classes in the past and more recently for workshops. Space…read moreis clean and just the right size to seat either with tables or in a circle about 24 people. Most important at least to me is that Desiree, the owner, is always a pleasure to work with and makes us and our guests feel welcomed and totally at home in her space.

From the owner: It will start with your donations as many in our community can't afford an after school program but…read morerequire them; as many lack the language and the new core curriculum for English and Math. Your support first will help us keep our space opened to continue with our services in helping each child complete homework in a safe environment and have a small snack. On the weekends we also offer an art enrichment classes for school age children in the Washington Heights area of northern Manhattan. We offer classes in Music, Hip Hop, Ballet, Crafts & Arts. Modeling, Etiquette & Protocol. Event Venues for kids party maximum kids 20 small birthday parties for 4 hours. Event for meetings - call for more details.

I would not recommend sending your children here if you care about their safety. The CEO runs the…read morecompany as if it's students and staff are expendable. they only know how to communicate when they want money. Otherwise be prepared to be neglected. They frequently operate understaffed and instead of using parent funds to buy supplies they sell snacks to the children and use the money on themselves. I'm sure you can find somewhere with substance and care in many other places. N

First, Let me begin by saying this review is way overdue. My son Richard began attending Legacy…read moreSummer Camp (Harlem) about 3 yrs. ago, and it's been amazing every summer. I was scouting around for a reasonable, productive and small(er) summer camp. After hours of calling around to other local camps that were too expensive and full to capacity with waitlists, I came across Legacy on google and submitted a Registration form. I received a call from Mr. Edison who was very informative, professional and welcoming. He was also very interested in knowing my son's interests, personality and hobbies. The prices are VERY affordable for all financial budgets, they accept several different forms of payment including cash. Legacy has a fun, busy and educational summer camp but also continues to expand with other programs within the camp. They utilize the summer months and every hour to its fullest; 3 days out of the week were field trips, super hot days were "wet days" (park hopping with sprinklers), chuck E Cheese trips (board games, musical chairs, tablets and summer homework) on rainy and the list goes on. My son loves this camp. Since then his cousin and sister began attending as well when they were of age and they all love it and the Staff (Especially Ms. CeCe). PS - They also offer a soccer program and now afterschool for selected charter school location in Harlem.

I used to play when I was younger and wanted to get back into tennis after many years. I've loved…read moremy lessons so far. The coaches have been patient and very knowledgeable.

Mel was able to fit me in to a free group class after I stumbled upon them while at the courts…read more Since then, I have taken three group classes with both Mel and Robert. I really enjoy their teaching styles. The lessons are fun, very instructive, and fellow learners are always very friendly. Reasonable rates ($25 for ~2 hours). Highly recommend. They offer indoor winter classes as well! Classes are offered at this location (Fort Washington Park) and Frederick Johnson Playground.

My daughter has been attending Three Lil Birds or TLB since she was 6 months old. At first we were…read morepart-time, but she has been full time since she was about 1. She is thriving. TLB has created a beautiful community. She is now 2 1/2, but already worked through her 3 y/o milestones. ABC's, spelling, articulating, counting, identifying, etc. The thing I love the most is how they teach the children compassion, emotions & coping mechanisms. How to work through big emotions and express themselves. I love the teachers at TLB and feel that my daughter and I are fully supported by this community.

TLB staff is dedicated to helping children discover the world around them. Definitely recommend…read morethis for any parent looking for quality care for their child.

We are extraordinarily grateful to Little Daydreamers, Deborah, Patience, Mirna and all of the…read moreamazing staff for the wonderful work they've done with our son over the past year plus and we will miss them all immensely as he moves on to a 2s program (with a best bud he made at Little Daydreamers ). With small class sizes and true 1:2 adult to child ratios, they are able to take such good care of every child and we are so grateful to them for helping our child become the sweet, funny, chatty, charming, outgoing, kind and thoughtful little toddler / little boy he is becoming. Their structure (meals, snacks, walks, naps, playtime), programs (art work, language, sign language, music, incoming specialty teachers) and superior level of care and concern are unmatched. Our son has learned so much from Mirna, Yurkenia, Rebecca, Lily and the outside teachers that come in on a regular basis. He often surprises us with a song, sign or knowledge of a color or animal. We highly recommend Little Daydreamers to any parents. Your child will be safe, loved and will learn a great deal!

The daycare for our son has been great. Things have been a little more difficult during the…read morepandemic in regards to our son socializing with kids his own age. This has been the perfect place for him. They make sure everything is safe and secure and follow protocol securely during these unusual times. He has transitioned extremely well and looks forward to going after only attending a few weeks. They are quick to respond to any concerns or questions we have in a very timely manner. Overall this has been the perfect place for him to go before attending k3.