We were really struggling with my son's math grades. We tried to help him ourselves and we just…read morewere not making any progress. We first met with Melissa and she was so supportive and understanding. I am so happy we came here, my son has more confidence in Math and is doing so much better. Thank you all!!

I can't say enough about Huntington LC in Brick! Leeann and the staff are excellent and helped my…read moredaughter so much to prep for ACT. If your child needs help this is definitely the place to go! S. Ribecca

I visited Georgian Court University after realizing that part of the movie "The Amityville Horror"…read more(1979) was filmed here. The area of the campus featured is called the "Sunken Garden". I made some comparison shots. The top image is mine and the bottom image is a screenshot from the movie. Beautiful campus! Just check in with the guard to get access to the gardens. You are allowed to wander as long as you don't go in any of the buildings.

After your child is enrolled & that semester begins, the interest, care & support they claim to…read moreoffer is NOT there. They are not the least bit organized, timely or put together. Students seeking housing due to medical issues are NOT prioritized. There is NO conflict resolution for dealing with problem room mates. Rooms can be reserved for the upcoming semester- which is RIDICULOUS that you may not get your same room if someone else reserves it! The staff advisors from housing to the bursars office come off as random, unqualified individuals in these positions. A few of their professors are also quite questionable, leaving one to wonder how they screen their teaching staff. From the lack of communication to their very basic, outdated website I now have learned that GCU isn't nearly as put together as some of the local Community Colleges. Certainly not a place I'd ever consider again.

For the Electrical Program, they do not provide any math, or any real connections into any…read moreindividual who seeks to perform in the electrical field. They call you and do not respect your time. It's almost as if they're pressuring you to stay in, the first three months of coming into class they text you every single day to make sure you're either going to show up or if you'll make those hours up. You get a 3 Month Trial and afterwards if you do sign up, they will never reach out to you ever again as they did in the beginning of the recruitment process. Once you get dropped you're dropped entirely from the school, no more make up hours, they don't care if you're sick or injured if you miss them you MISSED them. Point blank period. They only want your money and don't desire to actually help folks out, they lied to make saying it was 18 weeks of the program (Night Classes 2 days of the week) & then come to find out from my PEERS, I was informed it would be 1.8 MONTHS instead. They LIE. Do NOT come to this school.

This place is a scam. I was told I would be in school for 6-12 weeks and it turned into 1.5 years…read more On top of that I didn't want to finish this schooling they asked me if I wanted to drop out of the school I told them I would not be returning for them to still charge me for four years of school. I am not going to take them to court this is ridiculous. Do not go to this school at all.

This is an amazing acting school! My daughter has been going here for 8 years! This is her second…read morehome! The staff is the most caring and motivating group of people that can relate to our kids. Whether your child wants to act or just learn tools to better communicate this is the place to be! Summer camps are a great way to start!! Thank you Actor's Playground for all that you do for our kids!! Life long friends are made here!!

Words cannot begin to describe how amazing the Actors Playground is, but I will do my best to try…read more First and foremost I wish that there were more places like this one to help build our children's confidence and make them realize their true potential in a nurturing no pressure environment. My daughter had expressed an interest in acting for some time, but kept changing her mind every time we got to the point of going to check it out. Then early this year, the urge was so strong that she agreed to let me make an appointment for her to go and see what was what. We got to the place early on a Saturday and the butterflies were starting to get the better of her, but we were able to successfully overcome them with a gentle nudge, and a guaranty that if she was not thrilled that I would be back to pick her up in an instant. Well let me tell you. That introductory class ignited a flame in her, and a confidence in herself that I had not seen before. I have never seen her strive and work as hard at anything like this ever before. Ralph, the Artistic Director; Megan, and Dan and the rest of the people at the school are the nicest, warmest and most wonderful people I have ever met. They make the kids feel safe and accepted and nurture them as if they were their own. They truly make the kids and us parents feel like family. If your child has any interest at all in the magical world of entertainment, or if you think they could use a dose of confidence building, then check out the Actors Playground and see for yourself how amazing this little place is.

Professional and caring staff. Very low turnover makes it feel like you are part of a big family.read more

New I would like to share my disappointing experience with…read moreWestminster school. My grandson was potty training. His teacher initially assured me that the school would follow our routine. However, when the teacher went on leave the teachers assistant took over and expressed that she couldn't regularly inquire about my grandson's needs. this seemed unreasonable, especially considering his age. The situation escalated when the teachers assistant falsely accused me of being aggressive. I was disappointed by the administrators handling of the situation, including false claims that I had instructed other parents on snack options due to my grandson's egg allergy. The administrators dishonesty coupled the teachers assistance. Actions led to our decision to withdraw my grandson from the school. The administrator, subsequent expressions of sadness seemed in sincere as it appeared to be motivated by financial concerns. I just want to caution others that it appears to be a culture of dishonesty among staff members. If a teacher assistant inability to engage in a conversation with a grandparent because she is sensitive. She shouldn't be interacting with the public. No one knew that the teacher went out on maternity leave.

I cannot say enough kind words about the entire staff at TLE in Howell. My kids love their teachers…read moreand Directors, and ownership is always making a strong presence. I look forward to watching my children grow and learn at TLE in Howell!

I have been at this center for over 9 years now and I couldn't be happier. This is a great place to…read morework and bring your children. The curriculum is amazing, from sign language, to Spanish, to phonics. The teachers are caring and go above and beyond expectations.

Monmouth County's school of Woodworking: Furniture Making and Furniture Design. Bruce Hogan, the…read moreschool's co-owner and Furniture Maker is an expert craftsman and wonderful teacher. I have been taking classes there for about 6 months. It's a wonderful, happy, comfortable place to learn how to make furniture. They offer classes in the evenings and weekends and also have open studio sessions all week long. After taking the fundamentals class you can make pretty much anything you choose. They also have project specific classes. I'm taking a class where we make a 4 shelf bookcase (I won't use it for books, lol) It's beautiful! Well, will be. In our first class we learned to draw furniture and in the second we will choose the size and make our cut list. In classes 3-10 we will make the case. I'm so excited. If you have an interest in furniture making (or decorative boxes or anything made of wood) this is the place to be.

This is the place to learn woodworking skills. Bruce is terrific and Melanie is awesome. They…read moreboth care, listen, and help no matter what your skill level. I took the Fundamentals class and I can't wait to continue with open shop and additional classes. We have a class of 8. 5 men and 3 women. All ages from 20 - 70 and everyone is doing great thanks to Bruce and Mel! Thanks, JC

Customer service is top rate! It's my regular Friday treat…read moremyself routine. Everyone is always smiling and cheerful

I had a very disappointing experience at Innovative Hair Academy in Brick, NJ…read more I scheduled a simple root touch-up to cover my grays. My appointment was at 10:00 AM. I understand this is a student salon and services may take longer, but I was never told when booking that a basic root touch-up could take 2-3 hours. I sat in the chair at 10:00 AM, but the student didn't return with the color until 10:41. The student herself was very sweet, but she was applying the color extremely slowly and very sparingly, which is not proper application for covering gray roots. Since I had to take my daughter to a doctor's appointment at noon, it was clear I would still be there for hours. I politely asked a teacher if she could briefly guide or assist the student so the application could be finished more efficiently. Instead, she responded rudely and said, "You should know it takes 2-3 hours here because they are students." I then asked if I could simply rinse my hair and leave since only a small amount of color had been placed near the front of my bangs. I even offered to tip both the student and the girl washing hair for their time. Instead of helping resolve the situation, the teacher ignored me and went over to the student, who ended up crying. Another teacher then approached me in a very aggressive manner and demanded that I still pay for the service, even though the color was only applied 2 centimeters on front of band when I needed entire head the service was never completed. The issue isn't the $22 price -- it's the fact that I was being told to pay for a service that was not performed while staff refused to even rinse the color from my hair. I have worked in the beauty industry myself as an esthetician in high-end spas, and the lack of professionalism and customer service from the instructors was shocking. Students should be supported and guided, not made to cry in front of clients. Before leaving, I hugged the student, tipped her $10, and reassured her she was doing a good job. Thankfully another student at the wash station was kind enough to rinse my hair, and I tipped her $5. The students seemed kind and eager to learn, but the instructors were rude, dismissive, and completely unprofessional. I would not recommend this school.