Such a beautiful store!! Was looking for something to help develop motor skills for a toddler and…read morehad so much to choose from! Monica helped me in answering any questions I had and was more than helpful with helping me find what I was looking for! Everything is so beautifully organized and bright. From toddlers to pre teens. There were several board games that were family friendly as well! Or for those crafty people out there, they had quite an abundance of different craft items to stretch your creativity. They get new stuff all the time so if you're looking for something for your growing child or looking for a perfect gift for a growing family, this is definitely a great place to check out.

This is a cute, independently owned consignment shop created for educators. They are well staffed…read moreand friendly and were quite helpful. I went in looking for things for my classroom, and although I'd love to support them more, they didn't have much for middle school/high school and their prices were a bit too high for organizational tools for teachers, especially considering that these things are secondhand. If you're elementary, or need math manipulatives they are much better stocked. I'll go back in a few months and check it out. I'll update if anything has changed.

This university was attached to CWRU and had a great 5 year dual degree program that allowed…read moremusicians to double major in something offered at Case Western. CIM has split from CWRU, cancelling this program and they do this 2 weeks before the school year starts. 2 weeks notice for new students who found out their degree program doesn't exist anymore, forcing them to give up one of their passions or find a new school in 2 WEEKS. 2 weeks notice for those already in the program who have one year until graduation. 2 weeks. That's the kind of thing you tell your students at LEAST a year ahead of time so new applicants are aware and don't waste their time applying to a university that will cancel their program with 2 weeks notice. What the hell?! I downloaded yelp just to write this review because this is some bull

We went to see music recital for Samantha Wilson. The Cleveland Institute of Music hosts regular…read morefree recitals by both students and faculty. The building is large, containing its own several concert halls. The recital hall was gorgeous and provided lovely acoustics. Samantha, was spectacular. Her talent level simply amazing. We will definitely be back to see more recitals.

Wonderful tutors. I went when I was tounger for my core classes science and math and I saw so much…read moreimprovment. My grades went from Cs to As. Now that im in highschool I am prepa for the ACT and they have hlpef me improve my scores alot. They are also very flexible w schedules and pricing.

I had to use Best In Class so I could take a proctored exam for an online college course. Now that…read moreI'm done with my class, I'm sad I won't be going back. What a warm and welcoming place! The owner is so friendly and accommodating. The staff are knowledgeable and kind to their pupils (I could overhear a tutoring session). I'm just so impressed with BIC that I had to leave a review to show my appreciation for my wonderful experience. *Ample parking *Great WIFi connection *Great Staff *Great Hours

Amazing school. Great with military. They even assign you a coach that helps you after you…read moregraduate. Very friendly and they walk you through everything. I especially love that they offer. 6 month program to you that you can gift to anyone you choose. Just amazing!

Grand River Academy is small but mighty. If you have a son who is struggling in the public school…read moreenvironment, has learning differences, or needs help getting into college, GRA is a great alternative. This isn't the fanciest boarding/college prep school and it is about an hour from the nearest large city (Cleveland), but they get the job done and I never had to worry about my son's welfare - I knew he was in good hands. The staff, teachers and therapists care about the boys and it is clear that they want to help their students be successful. Everyone is fully committed to the mission and values of the school. The campus is very pretty, the dorm rooms are basic but functional. Most of the teachers live right on campus, which helps when the boys need special attention and help. They have a wide variety of class options, particularly around their "intensive" sessions, which last 2 weeks and focus on a particular topic - this year my son took the class on the Henrietta Lacks case. They have planned trips abroad as part of the intensive sessions as well. There are a lot of activities on the weekends to keep students occupied and they have a student center to hang out in as well. They are always trying new ways to engage the boys and keep things interesting. On the first day of school last year, they took each grade to a different adventure - kayaking, ropes course, etc. My son has been there for 2.5 years and has grown tremendously. His grades have gone up and he is involved in clubs and sports. The small class size and the availability of the teachers keeps him on track (for the most part) and if he needs extra help, the teachers are more than willing to spend extra time with him. They encourage him and applaud his successes; they will get on his case if he needs that too. He was failing in the public school and I was at the end of my ability to help him. GRA staff and teachers stepped in and helped start him on a more positive path.

My son went here four years and graduated valedictorian. He went on to get a scholarship at his…read morecollege that was worth over $50,000 per year. The school is located off the beaten path, but only an hour from Cleveland and Erie. Not everyone has such s great experience, but I think most are very pleased with the school.

LAW LIBRARY -- This review is for the law library which is located inside the law school building…read morein downtown Cleveland. I like the Cleveland-Marshall Law Library and I come here often. If you are not a student here then access to the library after 8pm requires a student ID. I'm not a student here but I enjoy coming here to research and do some personal work. I also have a friend who attends this law school. I wish there was a way that non-students could get access to the library after 8pm and I wish the library opened until later. I only come here in the weekends and if I have to stay after 8pm during the week then I just make sure that I'm inside before 8pm. Either way, I still like the quietness of the library. Sometimes, it's good to get out of the house to do work with other students around. There are vending machines on the first floor where the cafeteria is so you can get some snacks or drinks there if you wish. The staff that I have encountered at the library have been very friendly and helpful with questions that I've had. There is a welcoming feeling here. For a quiet study spot, head to the basement or the top floor. I like the top floor because the sunlight from the windows comes through and there is just overall good lighting conducive to reading or studying. PARKING -- Parking is a pain as in any city (downtown) so street parking or the paid garage are your only options. - 23 total reviews in 2019. - 233 total Yelp reviews. - Reviewed on 13 February 2019.