I'm a huge fan of the Raleigh School. When I first heard of it, I heard about the heavy parent…read moreinvolvement and I was a little skeptical... but once my little guy started in 2s class I realized I knew all his school mates, I knew their parents, and became part of an amazing community. We're all in! Both kids went to preschool, and now we're in the elementary school and so impressed with the teachers and staff. If you like project-based learning, group-learning, child-directed learning, outdoor learning... it's the best place around.

This school is a gem! The partnership between the faculty, parents and teachers fosters such a…read morestrong sense of community and our children love going to school. Each day they are encouraged to be curious, inquisitive and imaginative which is building confidence, critical thinking, collaboration with others and a love of learning! Thank you TRS for all that you do and continue to do!

We love this camp for inspiring my little scientist…read more It's really important to our family that our child has an opportunity to use track out time to learn new skills and focus on her favorite interests. SFFE is a perfect fit. The staff is very attentive and knowledgeable. Our daughter always comes home having learned new science concepts and performed lots of hands-on science. The kids are asked to expand their minds and follow practical rules of safety and kindness. We always include SFFE in our track out camp plans and we're never disappointed.

This camp was amazing!! My granddaughter loved every minute of it. She grew crystals, learned about…read moregravity, did chromatography and made a tie-dye shirt, engaged in water activities. The teachers were great, and it was just a fantastic experience for her!

It's a great place.. faculty is very good and caring and my kid loves the time he spends at the…read morecoder school

My son has been coming here weekly for over a year. He has worked with amazing coaches and has…read morelearned so many new things. He has create projects in Javascript and Python and is now learning Unity. He loves going and chatting with folks that understand him!!

The Princeton Review has the best interest of all students at its heart. With a belief that every…read morestudent can succeed, their approach is individualized for the best results. A caring business model that ensures all students are successful. They are amazing partners in education in our community and are here to help students of all abilities. Highly recommend!

Welcoming, kind, safe environment. Thank you, Ms. Aimee, for such a wonderful experience for our 2…read moreyear old!

On March 21st, 2025 My wife, Jessica Bowerman received a voicemail from Dr. Miles stating an…read morealtercation took place between my son, Lafeomia Elias Bowerman, and a young lady. Voicemail- Dr. Miles called me back at 3:02pm after calling her at 2:47pm. Dr. Miles explained she did not know what lead up to the incident happening but that video evidence looked as if they were playing, the young lady struck Eli with a hoodie, and Eli turned around and slapped her. I asked Dr. Miles at what point was my son suppose to be able to defend himself to which she replied "when there is no other option." I further prompted Dr. Miles to give an example of when defending one's self would be appropriate. She gave the example of two young men in a restroom, one cornered with no way out, would qualify as self defense. I agreed to disagree with Dr. Miles but thought the punishment was appropriate due to the allegation my son had slapped a young lady. I got home from work around 3:45pm and spoke with my son and he explained he had been racially slurred and struck twice with a hoodie by the young lady. I sent Dr. Miles a message on "Class Dojo" explaining my concerns. She did not reply on class dojo. Later that evening, of March 21st, 2025, Dr. Miles gave me a phone call at 7:17pm. She was apologetic for not relaying that a racial slur had taken place leading up to Eli slapping the young lady. She stated she had merely 'forgotten' about the racial slur that lead to the young lady being physical. She insisted Eli did not act in self defense but only retaliated to being verbally, and physically assaulted by this young lady. She was adamant that Eli should have continued to just walk away and tell someone in administration. I vehemently disagreed with Dr. Miles throughout the conversation to no avail. It's my belief that my son acting in self defense and did not 'slap' young lady out of any anger or vitriol. March 24th I went to the school around 7:15am to speak with Dr Miles. She lied about keeping the punishments discreet stating that she gave Eli's punishment to him while in front of the young lady and sent him on his way while handling the young lady separately. When confronted with the handbook not stating what is or isn't self defense she deflected. Eventually she conceded we would not agree and directed me to Mr Akiona. We spoke and he was in agreement with Dr Miles in the idea that Eli should have kept getting hit until he could find someone to tell. I refused to let them put my son through "in school suspension" and checked him out. They changed my son's punishment to out of school suspension due to me refusing to let them put him through in school suspension. I submitted a grievance form through Cleveland middle as well as obtaining a copy of the incident report which states "When leaving third core, Student I called Student K a slave and sling her hoodie towards him. Once out of the class room and in the hallway, Student K slung her hoodie again( possibly hitting student I with it this time). Student I then smacked student K in the face." Although Dr Miles made several mistakes in her incident description anyone with a decent amount of common sense can realize she got the students, I and K switched around toward the end of her brief incident report. I've reached out to Jeff Elliott who's is the Dirext of Cleveland City Schools as well as Doug Moore, who is the director of student services and handles student discipline and safety. I only seek for my child to be treated fairly and to not be harassed and attacked. I refuse to let my son be a victim. That includes the young lady that verbally and physically assaulted my son, as well as the administration that decided to punishment my son for defending himself from racist bigotry and physical attack. I look forward to Cleveland Middle School rectifying the situation, although I have doubts they take racism and physical abuse seriously. Lofemoia Bowerman

Hey, there is really helpful police officers everywhere my kid lost their AirPods and they found it…read moreand gave it back and there is really bad library teachers the library teacher is so mean

My son is smart but generally scores average grades. It is always a struggle with teachers as I…read moretry to understand where he needs help. Last winter, I was recommended by my neighbor to use Mathnasium. She said that they gave her daughter the confidence to believe in herself and do better. Lessons are conducted on site. There is no assigned homework and so I have used this time for "me". It is much better monitoring his progress rather than fussing and getting upset when he doesn't get what I am trying to convey. After my son's first introduction day at Lead Mine Mathnasium, he loved it! He wanted to stay longer. Said he had fun! It's been 4 months now and he scored above average on his first math EOG earning a 5. Leo and Jeff have been very helpful in addressing my concerns when I see my son's completed homework for school. They follow up on his weak areas and definitely gave him the confidence he needed to move forward. Now my son knows he can do better and is reaping a bountiful summer for his great grades. We could not have done it without Mathnasium!

I highly recommend Mathnasium for students struggling in math. My older daughter attended 2 years…read moreago. She just did not understand math the way it was taught in her school. The tutor at Mathnasium tried 3 different approaches and found the one that clicked with my daughter. In 3 months, she went from failing to honor roll in math. When my younger daughter had the same problems in math, I signed her up for math tutoring 3x a week. I assumed that she would have the same success in the same time period. The math tutors showed me how Younger Daughter's challenges were very different than Older Daughter's challenges. These tutors have such patience! They kept working and working with her and never let on how frustrating it was to explain the same concept repeatedly. I knew that I couldn't do the same tutoring at home. They kept her interested in learning and never gave up on her. After a year of tutoring, my daughter finally, finally understood what they had been talking about and her math grades have been increasing ever since. Even before her grades improved, her frustration was reduced. The tutors are so encouraging and they have different ways of approaching the problem. The tutoring is also geared to her level so she doesn't feel left behind or the "stupid one" because all classwork has to stop because she needs yet another explanation. My daughter would jump out of the car and bounce into math tutoring. What better recommendation for a math tutoring than the happy face of my daughter? She loves the environment and I love the results.

As much as we all dislike standardized testing, I was glad I booked at this center. Mostly writing…read morea review because the one star review from a few years ago gave me pause - but I didn't find it to be accurate at all based on my experience. The staff was kind and calming and very prompt - whenever I raised my hand to take a break they pretty much instantly got me out of the room (sometimes that can be anxiety provoking when even your break is timed!). They provided both headphones and ear plugs if needed, but I didn't find that I needed either because it was quiet throughout the whole testing process. Though there are no pictures online the center itself was clean with plenty of seating and decently roomy locker space (enough for a medium sized backpack). The bathrooms were nice too. Overall would recommend this center.

Rude staff. Parking is good though. I would choose another location due to the staff issues though…read more They were curt and unprofessional. This is a testing center. The least they can do is not add to the stress of the test takers by being unprofessional!