The Coder School Montgomery provided our child a well-rounded Interactive online experience and an…read moreopportunity to connect with a peer group that he could relate to all while learning new and exciting coding concepts. The instruction was motivating and in a format that was very easy for him to access and follow along, which was empowering and allowed him to really engage. Loved the coaches as well! Would definitely look to continue our learning path with them.

From the owner: We offer weekly after-school programs throughout the year. Coding takes practice, and we believe…read moregetting kids to code consistently throughout the year is the only way they'll really learn to code! That's where our Code Coaches® come in, providing a long-term mentoring relationship to our students, from someone who's a coder themselves. Our programs are for students at all skill levels, ages 7-18, and progress through a broad array of languages from Scratch to Python, Javascript, Java and much more.

We have been so pleased with our experience at RHCNS for our son. He has been given a personalized…read morelearning experience and his social skills have improved tremendously with the support of Rocky Hill's wonderful teachers. The classroom is warm and inviting, with a wide variety of carefully-tailored curriculum and play materials. The facilities are clean and organized. The school community is very inclusive and friendly, making our family feel welcomed right from the start. Best decision we could've made was choosing Rocky Hill for his preschool education!

Best school on earth! What a gem. Our two children have flourished so much through carefully…read morecurated sensory activities, music, pretend play, and so much more. Our kindergartener keeps asking to go back! Mrs. Linden and Mrs. G are amazing human beings with the biggest hearts. We thank you for all your hard work and effort always!

Horrible experience. Money grab. Do not sign up with Princeton Review. I paid $2000 with a money…read moreback guarantee and my son scored 40 points worse. After applying for a refund, they said my son missed a single homework assignment over a 12 week course and therefore I don't qualify for a refund. They did however offer the course free of charge again which is laughable. How can he qualify for one but not the other? Scammers. Don't pay for this service.

Now that the SAT and other standardized testing are being deemphasized by a growing number of…read moreprestige universities, The Princeton Review's paranoia-based marketing efforts are far less effective. At the moment it seems that the entrance essay is considered more illustrative of academic potential provided your stated goal is equity, justice and world peace. No, your child will not be consigned to a life of seasonal carnival work if you don't fork over thousands for their test prep assistance - with the labor shortage they may actually get a shot at freak show barker right off the bat. Nowadays, most of what The Review does is freely available on the internet or contained in innumerable volumes at your local bookseller. They do however, package their materials nicely in both hard and digital formats. If you prefer to wear both a belt and suspenders when helping your progeny secure a choice college berth TPR may help... at a price. Three stars for convenience.

My wife and I have been clients of Roche Financial for almost 20 years. Rob and his team have a…read moreunique method of planning for retirement which includes growth without unnecessary risk. We have a jointly developed plan which is monitored frequently. Changes are discussed with us in advance. Roche focus' on keeping costs low which has a minimal effect on investment performance. This was all key for us as I wanted to retire early and provide for my wife and three kids (each are individual clients of Roche now that hey are adults with careers). The practice is highly professional, accessible and private which ads comfort for us with our most valuable assets.

From the owner: If You have questions - We have answers!…read more Roche Financial Partners is proud to introduce our Money Coach service. Your Money Coach will provide you counseling and coaching on all your important financial decisions. Sometimes all you need is a little help and direction. Don't do it alone, our expert Certified Financial Planner will be there for you when you need us. We will answer all your financial questions by email. Whether you are looking for investment advice, budgeting assistance, product information, retirement planning, insurance guidance, education planning, 401(k) recommendations or just a second opinion on an important financial decision we will be your guide. You don't make health decisions without insight from your doctor, neither should you make important wealth decisions without guidance from a Certified Financial Planner. Our Coach will be your guide, sitting on the same side of the table towards success. Let us help you make all the right financial decisions. Contact us to learn more.

Staff was good. No main entrance into the main tellers section. Two doors in the side to PO Boxes…read moreand then another door into the main area. They helped me tape up my box better than I did

So far so good…read more The passport person (Skip) from the Kingston P.O. went on vacation ("you MUST come in today [Thursday] before 4:30 otherwise you can't get it expedited because I am going on vacation!"); I had already passed my lunch break, and didn't feel like heading out for unbillable hours to spend time frazzled with a manic postal worker. Princeton/Palmer Square directed me to the main location on Carnegie, which doesn't take passport appointments on Saturday. But here, the woman was pleasant on the phone, told me I needed one check for $169.85 (passport+card+expedite fee) and another for $42.50 (application+Express mail); both could also be paid with a debit card (Skip told me to take in one check for, oh, just take in a blank check, maybe 2--is there a run on checks in this country or do I somehow need pre-addressed checks prior to leaving the house?). And I have an 11:00AM appointment tomorrow (Saturday). I may or may not ask the post office to take photos, as UPS took potentially less bad than previous passport photos for me. Also--it shouldn't take more than 15 minutes. There are 10:30 and 10:45 appointments prior to mine. Will update tomorrow. Update:Maybe I'm wierd, but it's unusual for postal people to be so helpful. We were waiting in line, and just before 11, a call was made for anyone with passport work to be done. Yeah! That's me! I had filled out the wrong form and had to fill out another, and then was taken through the steps to get everything else done. No smootching! I'm jealous! :) The woman was nice and got us sorted out quickly (we were out by 11:10). Great service. UPDATE 8/31: Good news: the passport arrived with my documents on Saturday--yeah! Bad news: somehow their processing of the photo gave me a pig-pink sunburn. It even looks as though my head was cut out and attached to my neck after photoshopping with a red filter. Oh the joys of ugly passports one has to cart around for 10 years.