BIG MISTAKE! Expect to pay $100 for Nicole to look at 3 emails (without any contribution) and…read moreprovide a 10-day in advance written notice in conjunction with incurred payment up to that point within 5 days by close business from the day of termination. Just wish Nicole Shelton be that proactive toward the child's well-being as much as she was making sure to get paid. Find a better place for your initial $2K investment and expect 0% help from Nicole Shelton within 3 months. Unprofessional. Avoids answering questions, doesn't help after 5 p.m., and does not tell you upfront about her working hours and times off. Promises to call, but never follow through. If she isn't available till Tuesday of the following week, expect her to email you on Saturday of the previous week. Nicole Shelton does whatever she wants. Nicole Shelton unnecessarily postpones your IEP and says nothing during IEP (just typing). She sides with schools, covering their illegal actions, and prefers to communicate with the school staff without your involvement. She doesn't care about your child but is extremely hungry for your money. 2 words - STAY AWAY!

From the owner: If your student is struggling in school or has mental health challenges, you feel unheard by the…read moreschool site and you just need help figuring out what to do, the team at AdvocacySD can help. Supporting families of students ages 3-25, we can help you navigate the IEP or Section 504 process, facilitate placement at therapeutic programs Our team is fully credentialed and has direct experience working within the public, private and nonpublic school systems. Our goal is to guide and support you as we work to launch your student toward success!

I just attended the 3 Day Advanced Procedures Workshop led by Ava Chase, DNPFNP (c)…read more She was fantastic. Our class size was small. We covered many useful procedures seen in Walk-In/ Urgent Care, and Family Practice Clinics. This was an excellent review, and, sharing of new material. She is fun, positive, full of energy, enthusiastic, and willing to share knowledge for the sake of knowledge. She does not have a superior attitude. I felt this was invaluable to ad to my bag of NP tricks of the trade. Great job Ava! I also networked with some fantastic FNP's and PA's. Thank you everyone.

-The class started several minutes late despite lots of information stating that if we are late we…read morewill not be admitted and will not get a refund. I was worried that I was the late one and I would not be allowed to enter so I called rachel. -Two students were not muting mic's the instructors were I believe trying to be polite in asking them to mute, but when they didn't there was no follow up so it was very hard to hear. Eventually I texted Rachel and at 11:36am it was fixed. -I think the slides were updated, the did not match what I printed, I was missing a few. -For the chest x-ray portion it definitely was not what I was expecting, or looking for, but it wasn't the worst experience of my life. Quite a bit of slide reading, not really a high energy or fun presentation like previous workshops I've been to. -No one really interacting or asking questions. With the first question which was well over 1hr in, John kept stating "did I fix your problem? Did that answer your problem?" now I came to learn so it isn't a "problem" it's a question and it's a good thing that someone is asking a question. Just made me feel that he was not really open to questions. Just seemed like they were making a big deal out of the question being a problem. -After lunch john came on and said how glad he was Mary was teaching the abdomen part that he really didn't know it well. Mary said yea I know you're glad I'm taking over.. laugh laugh laugh.. so then Mary's audio was breaking up. Everyone was saying they couldn't hear on the chat but Mary and John were just going along saying well hopefully it resolve tech issues .... laugh laugh laugh... eventually people were saying no this is really bad. So Mary apologizes and eventually they decide that she needs to log out and back on. John is sighing very loudly and hanging his head I think he even said oh man. He said well I guest my only option is to teach you. He said more than 5 times he hates ab x-rays. It was very uncomfortable. He CLEARLY did not want to teach us. -He started "teaching" again after a few minutes and it became apparent immediately thta he did not understand the content in the least. It was like he was reading the slides for the first time. For a minute or two he went on about female have female parts so be careful about that. He spent a lot of time on textbook s/s GI complaints and what diseases those are. He said that chest xrays are sometimes abbreviated cxr and ab xrays are sometimes abbreviated axr. Other than that slide reading. -Same time 2 people did not mute themselves one person playing with their kids, another talking to husband/wife I do not know. -I actually wrote in the chat that I wasn't getting much. John said oh no my internet isn't working now? I (in chat) no I just mean that i -I contacted Rachel who was super sorry and very nice and explained that this was John's first time leading a class and that you never get those complaints. She said she tried to contact you but that you were at work. She asked me to call Mary which I did but went to VM. -At this time I asked about next steps. This was at 1:50pm. I left the class and called rachel. She kept trying to get Mary to keep teaching but she couldn't. Eventually within the last 5 slides Mary started back teaching. I let Rachel hear what we were learning. He went to a slide about air in GI and he said "sometimes air is in the GI. This is air." Racheal heard this and was very apologetic; she said that this class was never like that. Racehl wasn't able to answer what my next steps were, just saying that I could retake the class. -Per the intstructors, the breakout rooms didn't work during the entire class. I wanted some time of personal attention to see if I understood the content well, but with so many people and no breakout rooms, so many connectivity issues, it just wasn't possible. The only persona interact I got was when I mentioned that my name wasn't called during role call. -I did not learn anything after the end of chest X-ray. -About Mary's internet. When she logged in initially her picture was small and her picture said "low bandwidth" after which time her internet bars were "yellow" which I assume means that her internet was not good. Your materials clearly state that if the student is having tech issues then that they would not get a refund, it is up to us to have our internet working ect. I would hope that your teachers would take careful time and attention to ensure high speed internet functional prior to class. Racheal said that she was teaching from another location. I am sorry that she had internet issues, I'm aware that they were not intentional at all.

My seven year old son attended tutoring sessions over the summer after we received a referral from…read morea family friend. This was our first experience with private tutoring following a dyslexia diagnosis. A team approach is used, so he worked with a few different tutors. It was hard work and he really enjoyed the reward time at the end of each session (playing snap circuits, spot it). The team at Integrative Learning placed those vital foundation blocks needed to rebuild his confidence, as well. We were pleased with his gains.

From the owner: Parents contact us when tutoring isn't enough!…read more With over 20 years of experience in the educational remediation field, we have mastered the art of understanding how each student learns differently. We specialize in understanding and addressing the unique needs of students with learning disabilities.

Hands down, the best one on one swim lessons! I had tried may different "franchise"/local swim…read moreschools and nothing seemed to help my girls learn. But I committed to the 10 week program this past fall and within the first week I knew this was going to be worth my time and money! Lauren and Krista are both amazing at what they do and not once did they let our girls give up. They do this because they are passionate about teaching kids how to swim and survive! I can't recommend them enough! I'm already looking forward to the short refreshers they offer closer to summer time! FYI the pools are heated and even if it's cold outside, the kids will not be freezing in the pools!

We've had our children take lessons with Krista at Swim Synergy for the past two summers, and I…read morecan't recommend her enough. We relocated from San Francisco to San Diego and moved into a home with a pool, so making sure our kids were safe around water was one of my top priorities. I actually scheduled swim lessons for our daughter, Emmy, with Krista before we even moved here! Emmy started lessons when she was 2, continued again the next summer at 3, and this past summer our son Hayes joined in at just 1.5 years old. Krista has such a gift with young children -- she's patient (yet firm), calm, and knows exactly how to make them feel comfortable and confident in the water. We've seen incredible progress each summer. Both kids have not only learned essential water safety skills, but they also love being in the pool now. The peace of mind knowing my young children are safe around water is truly priceless, and it makes living in Southern California (and being around so much water) so much less stressful. Swim Synergy has been such a wonderful experience for our family, and we're already looking forward to lessons again next summer!

Strongly Not Recommended. E3 appears to be primarily profit-driven, focused more on generic…read morehomework help than the meaningful, individualized academic support our family was seeking. We paid $500 per child for intake assessments, only to discover there was no immediate availability for actual instruction. Months later, when a teacher was finally assigned, we were told she was not the right fit and lacked expertise in the area our child needed most--ELA. Their communication was inconsistent, their promises misleading, and overall, the experience felt transactional rather than student-centered. Despite the polished sales pitch, our experience reflected a lack of professionalism, accountability, and genuine concern for our child's education. Be wary of vague assurances and shifting explanations--they always seemed to have an excuse but never a real solution. Ultimately, we found a far better alternative--a certified teacher at a local elementary school who specializes in ELA and comes to our home for a quarter of the $150 per hour E3 charges. Since working with her, our son has made tremendous progress and grown by leaps and bounds in his ELA skills. Save your time, money, and frustration--look elsewhere for real, caring, and qualified support.

My daughter attends an academically rigorous local private school and when I asked what resources…read morethe support staff at the school suggested to help her tackle the various writing projects throughout her junior year, they automatically recommended e3. It's great to have a trusted ally in her corner, working with her each week to get organized and prepare for future projects. I've noticed it's helped her become less stressed as the weekend comes to a close and the school week looms and more confident. So glad we found e3!

I would highly recommend Cindy at Answers, Plus ! My son who is a junior is doing SAT & ACT prep…read moreright now and Cindy has been amazing, super organized, really knows her stuff, invaluable advice, unlimited repeat tests, really cares about her students and my sons test scores continue to increase. Oonagh, Parent

Cindy and her team are the best of the best. My son has used them for math tutoring and it has made…read morea major impact on his grade at LCC. Cindy also taught assisted him during the summer with a online math class. He would not have understood the concepts without her guidance. We also used Cindy for SAT and ACT test prep for our daughter. She is wonderful with the kids. Mine never complain about having to go. She's worth every penny.