This university is RIT large into folklore. I'm surprised I haven't RITten about it before. I need…read moreto RIT myself of all my feelings about this place and this review is how I shall do that. So RIT on if you're interested. Is that alRIT with you? I'm not crazy about the police (and they usually follow me around campus if I'm visiting a girl on campus at 3am, which by the way I did a couple of times but let's keep that between you and me and not put it all over Yelp or anything), and I'm really not crazy about the prices! I looked into coming here a long time ago and even back then the tuition was insane. I come here to eat, drink, and be merry with aforementioned girl sometimes, and all of the stuff on campus is overpriced and annoying, much more expensive than at UB North in Buffalo, which also - it has to be said - has better options, too. It's a beautiful and very safe, leafy, suburban campus, though. Cars aren't allowed on the majority of it which makes it safe and peaceful and quiet. It's got some great sculptures and a lot of pretty smart people. Not a lot of attractive people (unless you're into geeks), but I do know at least one ridiculously attractive girl that goes here, and that's the only reason I've really ever spent any time on campus. If you go here, take a trip to Cha Chat Cafe for some Brown Sugar Milk Tea, and to Bombay Chaat House for some kebabs. Also give Schaller's Ground Round a try, Sodam for some Yuk Gae Jang, and Tsingtao for some real Chinese food.

Trying to navigate the campus is confusing, the signs are not large enough to see well from your…read morecar. There were a handful of events going on, on a Saturday in June (quilt show, sports, graduations, trainings etc ) a few signs put on the lawn corners but no one in the kiosk for questions.

Great local school. It is pretty big for a community college with options for day, evening,…read moreweekend, and online classes. Parking can be a pain. Lots of classes for all kinds of interests and majors. Many classes available online.

Terrible. I went to the drive through thinking i was going to indulge into a tasty pizza pie,…read morehowever i was throughly disappointed when i realized it wasn't a pizzeria but in fact a school. Now all i got was a night in the slammer. 0/10 would not recommend

Great school system that is really involved and helps kids do their best. My son is ADHD and since…read morethe second grade have always been on the ball about his special needs. The teachers and aids are always in contact by phone or email as soon as issues come up and always work with the student and parents on the best resolution.

Amazing school that hosted a professional development program for educators of rochester area. Dr…read moreGreene had captured audience attention and brought many good ideas forward. The school was clean modern and the staff there at the time were all friendly and accommodating.

We are very impressed with the progress our daughter has made from working with the Kumon Center…read more We appreciate the staff and the help they have given her. The Kumon Center has proven to be a great investment.

We owe my kids success to Kumon. The program took away the common fear of Math and instilled the…read morelove of learning. I recommend to start them young and make the assignments a part of their daily routine.

This institution does not feel like an institution. It feels like home, with lots of natural light,…read moremusic, laughter. Teachers are patient, kind, present. Mindfulness is practiced here among students and teachers alike. Yes, students do chores. That is one of the tenets of the Montessori way, and one main reason why I chose Trinity. Kids are taught to be civil with each other, to be responsible, to learn practices associated with real life in addition to the usual disciplines, such as math, writing, reading, etc. The approach at Trinity is to nourish the whole person with kindness, patience while imbibing a sense of responsibility to the whole classroom. This clown who complains about "child labor" doesn't understand the point of Montessori or its value.

I could not love Trinity more! As a teacher myself, I value the individual attention, attention to…read morecommunity, and developmentally appropriate curriculum that montessori affords. The teachers are all incredible, loving, and skilled professionals. The campus is stunningly beautiful, and could not be better designed to instill a sense of calm and wonder in our youngsters. We have one in the 3-6 classes now and one in Lower Elementary, and both are so happy every day to go to school, and I know it's because of the incredible environment that Trinity has created for them. I recommend this school to everyone I know.

Probably the best non- denominational church in Brockport, if not the county. They're in the midst…read moreof a building project and it's looking pretty sweet so far

Walk in May, phewwww, finally.read more