This school is wonderful!!! The staff is amazing so kind and the principal oh my gosh! Amazing my…read moredaughter is in fifth grade her teacher is truly wonderful such an amazing school!!!

So far so good! This is my daughters first year at school and we chose St Ann School for her to…read moreattend 3k (pre-k for 3yr olds). Her teachers have been great. Ms Malig, Ms Lisa, Ms Stephanie have all be done a great job! The new Principal Teresa Latizia is doing a phenomenal job in her first year! Early school drop off at 7am (for those who need it) and late after school care and pickup at 6:30pm make this school a great option for those who need a more flexible schedule. We are very happy with our choice to send her here!

Unprofessional all around. Bad security, anyone can just walk inn the school and take your child. I…read morehad to take my daughter to another school. The office personnel have no education and Ignore the issues that happen before their eyes. The parents are rude and pick up fights with other parents. Very disappointed with this catholic school. Shame on them. They should be closed.

We've had a wonderful experience over the past two years at Morningside Playcare. The language…read moreimmersion has been truly transformational for our daughter and played a meaningful role in preparing her for a full language immersion school next year. The administration has been supportive throughout that transition, which we really appreciate. The community is warm and welcoming, and the location is hard to beat. We especially love that the kids get outside every day--time in Central Park is such a gift--and the Forest School option is a great offering for families looking for even more outdoor experience. We've been so happy with our time here, and we're excited for our son to follow in his sister's footsteps next year.

Our son has been at MPC since he was 2 years old, and we've seen such incredible growth in him. He…read morehas developed so much socially, emotionally, and with his language skills. The support and care from the staff have made a meaningful difference in his development, and we're truly grateful to be part of this community.

Laura is an incredibly kind, and patient teacher who really works heard to make an effort so that…read moreeach and every individual student feels like they can shine, and gain confidence in their work. School was never my thing, but with Laura's help she made education tailored to me and my learning needs. If you're looking for any sort of tutoring, look no further as Laura is the best! Thank you so much, Laura.

Highly recommended Great services, many options of literacy…read moreprograms. Laura Rice is wonderful with what she does, knowledgeable, compassionate and professional. She's not only a tutor, she goes above that in all expectations. Highly recommended

Does it take a rocket scientist to run a camp? Nope…read more But when a rocket scientist* runs a camp, is the camp fantastic? Yes -- at least when it comes to Launch. (This is a review for the summer camp only, not the tutoring, which we've not tried.) Summer camp is, as previously noted, the bomb diggity. Our 10-year old and 6-year old both loved their two weeks there, loved all the STEM-y, fabulous projects they made: a copycat Operator game, gyroscope, perpetual motion device, magnetic art board, lava lamp, magic eight ball, pinball machine, marble maze, etc, etc, etc... Over the course of two weeks the projects were different each day and they were excited to show them off. It's clear that a lot of thought went into the programming. If there were even more emphasis on explaining the why and how scientific concepts behind all of these fun projects, the parents at least would love it even more. Campers are also introduced to Scratch, a baby programming app developed by MIT. The kids aren't using C++ / Java, but they do manipulate discrete strings of text (in colloquial English) to create games. Campers bring their own nut-free lunches, which they eat outdoors at the park whenever the weather permits. COVID precautions are thorough: There's a self-reported health screen every morning, a temperature check, and everyone remains masked indoors. Only nitpick: Campers don't get a lot of opportunities to run around at the park, which can feed into the doughy, weak, out-of-shape stereotype of math and science nerds. If my kids could play tag and run through a fountain at a playground on a 96F day, they'd be even happier campers. :) *Scott, the founder and owner, is literally a former rocket scientist, a.k.a. aerospace engineer! Wow!

I found Launch Math via Mommy Poppins and what a great find I must say! My daughter was having…read moresome difficulties in Math so like any concerned parent, I found her some support. I loved the fact that there was no guessing what areas they would assist her, they completed a thorough assessment which detailed her areas of strength and weakness. Not only was I impressed, so was her teacher. My daughter has been attending for one month but she has made some remarkable progress. She really connects with her tutor and loves to show off what she has learned to her brother. They have great math games and even set the students up with a computer program to use at home. I am so grateful for finding this gem!

We are extremely disappointed how Diller handled their classes during pandemic. We've seen other…read moremusic place immediately shift their platform to online class such as zoom while everybody is ordered to stay at home. However, diller didn't provide any online class, the only thing we got is a weekly email with some crappy links, like mp3. With all the things start to reopen in the summer, we start to see outdoor music classes held by others. So we followed up with diller and hope they will arrange some make up classes, if not, get prorated refund. Unfortunately, their respond email is that we will not get any refunds even the classes are only held half during the semister. And we should be appreciate their emails and should be thankful as other families do. We spent around $1,300 for the whole semester, which will be 15 classes, until pandemic happened, we only took 7 classes, and now the rest is just forfeited (who will even count email as a class, not mention for a baby). Diller's class is the most expensive one among other baby music classes, the reason we chose them is that they have a piano player with each class, and we also want to establish a relationship with the school so my kid will learn instruments with them when they grow. But after Covid-19, we realized that the main goal Diller-Quaile has is to make money, they didn't really care if my baby learned any music. Until now, we didn't get any respond from them how they handle the missed classes, we only got respond because we followed up with them. But we still get their emails to donate money to help out kids learn music. We also saw that they updated their next semester registration. They will provide both online and in-person classes. And the price will be different. Our questions to Diller is that: if you have online classes, why you didn't provide it to my baby during pandemic, if the price is different, why we didn't get refund? It is obvious that they only spent time to build up this registration platform so you can pay them, but they will never refund you. Good luck to all who choose Diller-Quaile!

My niece has had a wonderful experience at Diller Quaile. She loves her instructors and looks…read moreforward to classes. So excited for her becoming a life-long music appreciator and (hopefully!) musician!

Our son attended CPM from the age of 1 to 5, and we are incredibly grateful for the experience. The…read moreschool offers a warm, nurturing, and happy environment where every child is truly seen and supported. The excellent teacher-to-child ratio means each child receives plenty of individual attention, and the teachers are caring, dedicated, and exceptionally well-trained in the Montessori philosophy. The classrooms are beautiful, and the children enjoy outdoor time every day thanks to the school's wonderful location next to Central park. We also loved the diverse, international, and welcoming community, which made the experience even more enriching for our whole family. We wholeheartedly recommend this school to any family looking for an authentic Montessori education. It has been a wonderful place for our son during such an important stage of his growth and development, and we will always be thankful for everything the school has done for our familyl

We've had an incredible experience at Twin Parks Montessori (CPM). It is such a warm, supportive,…read moreand tight-knit community, and our son Teddy looks forward to going to school every single day. Since starting, Teddy has grown from a relatively reserved kid into a confident social butterfly. Academically, the progress he has made is truly impressive. He is already keeping up with his older sister (a recent Kindergarten grad) in math games--even using an abacus to solve bigger problems--and is successfully sounding out words during our bedtime reading. His teachers this year, Ms. Chris and Ms. Caro, are absolutely amazing. They are so communicative, and their regular BrightWheel updates always brighten my workday. The school leadership is also stellar; Jim has been an invaluable partner in our early childhood journey, always proactively communicating and quickly addressing any questions we have. The facilities are great, especially the new campus addition and all the time the kids get to spend outside in Central Park and Hippo Park. CPM has given Teddy the perfect preparation for Pre-K and beyond. We will truly miss this wonderful community!

Our son has been enrolled since he was five months old. He's now in PreK here. He loves his…read moreteachers and his friends. We love the emphasis on social emotional learning, alongside literacy, numbers, music and science. He's been able to take piano lessons from 3 years old. The 8-6pm hours are helpful with work, and Goddard is open many days that public schools are closed. Their kindergarten coordinator has been extraordinarily helpful with kindergarten applications. We really like the current administrators, and the teachers have been consistently great!

I am so annoyed at this Goddard's Directors. Another review noted they're, "incompetent, difficult,…read moreand miserable" and I can't confirm that enough. Directors set the tone of the whole daycare, and this Goddard has become a joke at the playground of how we as parents, were ignored, or what incompetence has been done. I truly don't understand how both Directors aren't fired - two new rehires - with positive attitudes that acknowledge parents, say hi to kids, and listen to problems would change the entire tone of the daycare.