They seem to be very sketchy during the Corona Virus situation. Took our $7000 before all this and…read morenow don't answer their phones or return phone calls or emails. Despite their corporate office repeating that they are doing online tutoring, we have been unable to reach them for details.

Took my Yelp $69 coupon that I bought for $50 to the Cranberry Township Huntington Learning Center…read moreand it saved me $19 off a ACT test for our son. Hopefully, we will save even more money when our son gets a scholarship to a college because he went through Huntington Learning Center to ace his ACT!

Between my partner and I, we've raised seven children (now in their late twenties and thirties.) We…read moreare also the permanent guardians of four-year-old twins. So when I say Stepping Stones is the best childcare environment we've encountered, that comes from thirty-plus years of parenting experience, not a first-time-parent perception. Before landing here, we tried two other daycare/preschool options in the Cranberry area. Without getting into specifics, both were genuinely poor- the kind of operations that experienced parents recognize as problematic within the first few weeks. We kept looking & walking into Stepping Stones, the contrast was immediate and remarkable. A few things set them apart: They run it like a real business. Staff is properly vetted, consistently scheduled, and experienced. We've never been told a teacher had to call off or that the day was going to be improvised based on # of kids that day. Predictability in staffing levels matters enormously when you're trusting someone with your kids and you only fully appreciate how critical it is once you've seen the alternative. The facility is genuinely great. Strong indoor classrooms and a well-thought-out outdoor space. It's a place really built for kids, not a converted afterthought in an office building or a strip mall. The teachers actually know what they're doing. They are experienced caregivers who handle situations the way a seasoned parent would- calm, thoughtful, practical- rather than someone fresh out of a single child development class and improvising on the fly. They're sincerely kind to the kids. You cannot fake this, and you can see it instantly in how the children interact with their teachers. Our twins are comfortable, engaged, and happy. They love going to school. They've seen every kind of family. This one matters more than people realize. Stepping Stones has clear understanding and experience with the full range of modern family situations; foster placements, kinship guardianships, single-parent households, blended families, and all the moving parts those arrangements bring with them. They handle each situation with the same grace; No awkwardness, no extra questions, no treating any setup as a special case. Just good care for whichever kid is standing in front of them. Predictability, accountability, professionalism, and real warmth. That's what Stepping Stones has, and they show it consistently. Take the time to tour it. If you have any frame of reference at all, you'll see the difference within the first ten minutes.

As a parent who was never enrolled in daycare myself, I was incredibly anxious about finding the…read moreright environment for my daughter. After visiting several facilities that felt either too rigid, too disorganized, or unfriendly, walking into Stepping Stones was a breath of fresh air. From the start, every single staff member made us feel welcomed. The facility itself is fantastic--large classrooms, an expansive outdoor area, and a dedicated indoor gym that ensures the kids get to move even when the weather is bad. One of the most telling signs for me was noticing that the majority of the staff choose to enroll their own children here; that spoke volumes. The Director, Lauren Z., is remarkably kind and supportive. It's clear that the teachers truly know and care for every student, treating the children as if they were their own. My daughter is constantly engaged in great activities, and for the first time, I feel completely at ease while she's in someone else's care. If I could give them 10 stars, I would!

The BEST School Pittsburgh Public School has to offer to the kids of Pittsburgh and its 90…read moreneighborhoods. I graduated in 2004 has the first graduation class of this new building when it was still an high school before the merger of the middle school. State of the art building for state of the art students. Hope this place lives on. Love ya CAPA!!

Highly successful High School for the Performing Arts (CAPA). The faculty is outstanding, and the…read morefacility is top notch. Admission is very competitive, and only by audition. They have programs in Dance, Music, Theater, Literary Arts and Vocal Performance. The academics here are highly ranked. Notable alumni include Billy Porter, Reba Meyers, Jami Morgan and Joe Goldman, Chirag Manohar, Margot Bingham, Leo Pellegrino and Noa Denmon.

I went to The University School for high school between 2006-2010. The small class sizes were…read morehelpful, specifically the individual attention given by each teacher. It was a small enough class size that, during my four years, there would be times when I would have either one other person in a certain class or I would be by myself. On the fun side, we would usually have a holiday party right before Winter Break for students and families, which was always a great way for the school community to come together every year. If you're looking for a high school to send your kid(s) to that does not have big class sizes, please consider going to The University School.

I went to the University School many years ago for the 7th and 8th grades. My education there was…read more2nd to none at the time (1992-1993.) The school is VERY small, and it offers the opportunity for kids in the 7th grade to interact with kids in their senior year. I had classes that ranged from 6-8 kids per instructor to 2 kids per instructor. Generally speaking, it's an exclusive private school, as expected, but I had classmates that were very bright, but had been kicked out of public schools. They were rare, but still there, but at no time was I worried about my safety, if I lived in Pittsburgh, I would feel safe sending my kids here. It's been so many years, I can't say for sure if it is still awesome, but check it out. Oh, and Mr. Rogers used to come by often to see the Headmistress. What an amazing person he was. RIP Mr. Rogers.

Kumon Monroeville led by Ms. Anita has been a great and very positive experience for our children…read more The staff is very professional, flexible and helpful. They always work with us if we ever need a change of schedule, or have any questions or concerns about the kids curriculum. Our children have learned a ton since they have joined Kumon and it has helped them understand and excel in Reading and Math at school.

It is an amazing experience! The Instructor helps the kids learn different skills of mathematics…read moreand reading comprehension. The different examples in the worksheet encourage self-learning so that the pupil studying the worksheets demonstrates self confidence and independence. The Kumon Method teaches your child skills beyond grade level and the children are encouraged by the award program Kumon+, and award ceremonies. Kumon really inspires and motivates the children to be challenged. Their motto, "Math. Reading. Success," really fits in what they do!!! The staff in the Kumon of Monroeville are patient and are probably the best staff you could ever get in a Kumon Center!!!

This review is not about the experience my child has at the school but rather the experience trying…read moreto get information to see if I would like to enroll my child. I called the school to get information about enrollment, etc. The lady who I spoke to provided details on enrollment and explained how the school works, what's offered, etc. She said she would e-mail me more information, which she did. We tried to coordinate a tour and, with a few back and forth e-mails regarding availability, it became radio silence. I followed up a couple of times and heard nothing so I let it be since my child was not yet of the age for Montessori. Fast forward many months later when I called again to try and obtain the same. The same lady said she will e-mail the details. I received NO e-mail. I didn't bother following up given my initial contact with the school and having been dismissed and now the second contact and being dismissed...again. At this point I wondered if there was a very specific reason for my being dismissed. We'll leave it at that. Based on my experience in trying to just get enrollment information and how the admin functions, I wouldn't, and did not, send my child.

My oldest has been in the school since she was 5, my youngest since she was 3. They are now 12 and…read more8. I feel that my children are getting a wonderful education - not just in academics, but also in conflict resolution and other life skills. They work at their own pace, which is great when they are excelling in one area, but struggling in another. They never feel left behind. Most importantly, when there are issues, I feel like the teachers work with the parents to figure out a resolution. I've never sat in a meeting and someone ask me how I was going to fix my child's behaviors. It truly is a community of students, faculty, and parents working together. We love it!

Both my kids attended it and both got a perfect score so I would say that there is excellent value…read morefor money. Josh and Hoon are very good at what they do. The course materials are original, the practice time is just right and gets students into a sweet spot to tackle SAT. Ravi

Very expensive for what you get. They charge top dollar, but are no better than any other one on…read moreone tutor. Pittsburgh Prep charges double the price. The class is not worth it. A very expensive class scamming parents out of their money. Other programs are just as good, but way cheaper.

Fantastic school. Great leadership! My kids love it there.read more