Rich and his group are saviors! Through every step of the IEP process, WEG was present and…read moreassertive with the school system to help our son with admission to a more helpful non public setting. Albeit a little pricey, the cost was worth the piece of mind that we were in good hands with WEG.

We were at whit's end when the school system produced an IEP for my son's Dyslexia that was very…read moreinadequate. We searched and spoke to many advocates, and finally found the Weinfeld Education Group. Jennifer, from the team, was wonderful and understanding of our concerns. After introducing her to the IEP team at school we were able to have the differences in his assessment addressed. With adding things such as speech-to-text/text-to-speech, more one on one with educators, and scribing, he was able to perform at grade level, which he was never able to do before. Additionally, he was no longer being penalized for not being able to answer the material he couldn't read. Because of Jennifer and her team's work, my son's demeanor also changed from having to struggle to get him out of his room to go to school to telling us we are running late and that he doesn't need help with his homework. He is still far from being independent, but we no longer have to deal with that emotional pain, thanks to Jennifer.

Boo for being closed for lunch! Wasted 20 minute drive. School starts next week and my school…read moredoes not supply us with lesson plan books. I bought mine from the dollar section at Target last year, but there were none to be had this year. Based on recent reviews, I think I will take my business to ABC 1-2-3. If there is only one staff member on duty, then they should take their break at an off peak time. Some teachers at my school actual have to take their lunch break at 10 am!

Update: Just noticed the return policy on the receipt: "NO…read moreRETURN or EXCHANGE on BOOKS, CDS, POSTERS" "Unopened packages can be returned with receipt within two weeks." It seems the latter refers to other items. The shop has a variety of basic supplies for teachers and a wide selection of workbooks/curricula and posters as well. Unfortunately, there isn't much in the way of manipulatives and other materials for hands-on learning. This was surprising given the size of the store.

It's only been about a month, but I see some budding confidence in our daughter. She happily goes…read moreto Mathnasium four times per week, in itself an accomplishment! She enjoys her time there, unlike the hours spent at our kitchen table doing math homework. Friday, she received an A on a math quiz. She came home and called Mr. Nick to share the good news - a very positive collaboration!

I don't know know how they do this but my nine-year old daughter is actually really enjoying…read morestudying math for the first time in her life. She would go to Mathnasium every day if she had the chance.

I was referred by a friend who had found Yolanda through Thumbtack. She had such a wonderful…read moreexperience, she passed her contact information along to me when I was looking for a reading tutor for my first grader. If you are looking for someone to just help your child through homework, a college tutor will do. If you are looking for someone to help your child really develop and progress, Yolanda is the perfect tutor for you. While her background and credentials are impressive, those things do not always equate to a having a good tutor. More than being a tutor, Yolanda will become your child's advocate alongside you. She is willing to go above and beyond to help your child and also always open and available to answer any questions or concerns you may have about your child. You will receive timely session updates on your child's progress so that you can really work with her to help your child. If you have any concerns about meeting online, let me assure you that the online experience is also wonderful. My son is actually more focused and has less distractions meeting online. He has his routine, getting his headphones on and getting the computer ready. He looks forward to his time with Ms. Yolanda! If you are serious about helping your child grow and develop, I would highly recommend Yolanda.

Yolanda has been a fantastic tutor for my 1st grader, very thorough and able to assess and provide…read moresupport. She is also accommodating with and able to suggest a variety of strategies for your child.

I've gone here multiple times before and never had a problem. This time, I get there and they tell…read moreme I have to reschedule. Why couldn't they call me? And the guy telling me had this awful attitude of no sympathy. Acting like it's my fault when I just wasted my whole afternoon. There's no reason they couldn't call.

I can't really say, "I'm a fan" of this test-taking center because who likes taking tests? Not I…read more They run a tight ship here. Be sure to read your admission ticket print out carefully so you'll know what, and what not to bring. Here are just a few examples: They have mini lockers, so you can bring your purses, phones, watches, and jackets. You get to keep the key on your desk along with your photo ID. That's all you can bring in to the room where your cubical is assigned to you. If you wear a jacket or sweater, you MUST keep it on. You are NOT allowed to take anything off. Your pockets must be empty. They may ask you to turn them inside out. No tissues. They will give you two if you ask beforehand. They will scan you with a metal detecting wand. They will take your photo. If you need a break (I didn't take one), the timer for your test will not stop. They will supply you with two pencils and scratch paper that needs to be turned in when you are done. If you are taking a math test, then you need to bring your own calculator, but they will check to see that the memory is cleared. All in all, it isn't a bad place to take a mandated test. There is a public parking garage right next to the building which is free on Saturdays. The employees are pleasant enough. The temperature of the testing room (in May) was comfortable. I did have some chick behind me banging on the keyboard pretty loudly, but after a while I think I tuned her out. I did have headphones that I used for part of my exam that I probably could of worn to block out some of the noise she was making. I hope I never have to take this kind of exam again, but if I do, then I'd come here, and not just because Tout de Sweet is a mere two blocks away.