This has been a fantastic refuge for my child. Almost everyone is amazing, professional,…read morecommunicative, and helpful. My child was double booked one day on accident with Math and Music activity and she chose to go to Math! Her math grade has improved but more importantly her self confidence has increased dramatically. I really appreciate this place.

I signed up my son for Mathnasium and every time I drop him off he is excited to do his math…read morehomework. He was struggling in math but this program had already helped him get excited about math!

I called to inquire about getting my two year old signed up. The lady that answered the phone…read moretalked over me so much that I eventually hung up. This is how a conversation works: one person talks while the other one listens. When that person is done talking, the other person responds. I figure she maybe would have had trouble remembering he responds so she had to interrupt. I'd rather my son attend a different location.

My 3 year old son loves it here. Teachers are very kind and nurturing. My son feels safe and happy…read more The classes are just the right size with a very good student to teacher ratio. There are 12 kids in my son's class and 3 teachers. The director is nice, sweet and patient with a great personality. We love The Oaks.

*FYI this is a long review*…read more From the first day my 3 year old started ,I began to see that this was not going to be a good fit for my son. He was in the pre-k 1 class with Ms. Jennifer. So my review is mostly based off of our experience in Pre K 1. Now she wasn't a mean teacher but she is not an involved teacher. - She did not greet in the mornings or I would have to say good morning first to her for her to acknowledge us walking in. When I walk in with my son, she never for one day ever greeted or acknowledged my son in the mornings when we walked in. - When the door is closed during drop off times in the morning she did not look up to see who walked in. That bothered me because, to me that means anybody could walk into the room and she wouldn't of initially see who it was, I could of been anybody just randomly walking into the classroom. - My son never had the comfort of the teacher , to help him transition into his new environment most of the day she just sits there. Maybe it's just me, but I like teachers who are hands on and talk to the kids, actually sit and do activities with the kids. Even when it's free time and they're are playing but just actually getting up and walking around and getting to know the kids and building relationships with them. Not just being a babysitter. I could go somewhere else for cheaper if I wanted a babysitter. - I told them that my son still needed a little help with the potty, just for a little bit. I saw from the camera that the kids just get up and go on their own which is fine for the ones who can do everything with no assistance. But I specifically said if the teacher can just make sure he's ok and may need a little help with pulling his pants all the way down so he wouldn't tinkle on his clothes and pulling them up correctly and just reminding him to go because he just became potty trained and needed reminders. But she never did that. The thing that concerned me the most was the kids that may not be fully potty trained what if they poop?? Some 3 yrs can't wipe their own butts yet, so without the teachers help I bet some kids are walking around without wiping properly. Thank goodness my son never went number 2 there. - One morning we saw on the camera that every child lined up to go outside had a jacket on but my son went outside without a jacket on , mind you it's in the low 50's. My husband immediately called them asked them where is his jacket ? He even went up there to make sure they gave him his jacket. I don't know how she missed that he wasn't wearing a jacket, especially since every child had one on. - In the mornings when I dropped him off every day was a struggle for him to go into the room he would just keep telling me" I don't want to go in there" , I would have to pick him up and carry him in just for him to go into the room. He wasn't crying he was just saying it over and over again. Mind you this is not his first daycare facility. He's been in care since 15 months. He genuinely didn't like it in that room. Now a teacher who actually was involved and liked their job would of came over to help me ,help him have an easier transition. She is his teacher and has to be with her the whole day, it is important for a teacher to make an effort into building a trusting relationship with each child especially when they are new. She could of came over and talked to my son, you know just warm up to him, make him feel comfortable there, she did none of that. Nothing to help him feel welcomed. - His teacher never smiled , at least I never did. She didn't have an inviting personality, she was just there, if that makes sense. She legitimately did the bare minimum to maintain her job. Watch the kids and make sure they don't get hurt, do circle time, feed them and that's it. Being a Pre K teacher you have to have a friendly , open and inviting personality. I believe that's what helps kids thrive, feeling that genuine love and care from a teacher makes kids feel comfortable and just makes them happy to come to school everyday. My son didn't feel that and I believe that's what made him not like going there. -I left medicine with them for him to take every 4 hours for his cough, I filled the form out, I told the director the times, she even wrote it down. But when they gave it back to me at the end of the day. I noticed that the bottle was still the same amount as when I have it to them in the morning. He was suppose to have 2 doses that day while at school. I didn't even bother calling about it because that was the last straw me, I pulled my son from there. And this is after already having a conversation with his teacher and the director. We would of tried moving classrooms but there was no room for him to move to another class because it was full and will not have room until August of this year. So I felt the best thing for now was to just go somewhere else.

I can't say enough positive things about this daycare!!! My son who is 17monts started there 2weeks…read moreago. I changed daycares originally for safety/cleanliness reasons from a prior daycare. In the past 2 weeks he is thriving health wise and also developmentally. This daycare not only cares for the children, but actually teaches them! Even at this young age!! In 2 weeks he has began to talk, interact more with us. He is beginning to use sign language to tell us when he wants "more". He is super happy now and I can't wait to see just how much he develops in the future. They have art, music, recess, story time and free play. I didn't realize until now just how much these things help them develop and other daycares don't have these things. The teachers and director communicate with me about his progress on a daily basis and my son is happy when he is dropped off and doesn't want to leave when it is pickup time. Thank you so very much Learning and Beyond for making a difference in our lives!!!!

Used their services to prepare my daughter for the 8th grade CBE and they were very accommodating…read moreand worked well with my disaster.

Great experiencing getting Suprex tutoring help for our 3rd grader in reading and language arts. In…read morethe past, we were always focused on math or STEM topics until the pandemic caused gaps in our son's reading skills which began to show up in all subjects. We had an excellent match with a tutor named Taylor C. from Suprex. Surprex staff kindly asked us if we were okay with having a male tutor since most people request a female. I am so glad we made the choice to go with Taylor because this guy created a love for reading in our son for life. Taking a break for now but hope to return to kickoff the new school year strong.

I would not want to send my kids anywhere else. These amazing people really care. My children are…read morelearning so much while being allowed to be children. Small classes, familial atmosphere, lots of outdoor time to dig in the huge sandbox

Well I will say this much my granddaughter went there when she was 6 weeks old. She left Rocking…read moreHorse at 5 1/2 years old. The only reason she did not go there for after school is because there was no way to get her from new Elementary school to Rocking Horse. If you don't mind your kids being around little farms animals and a country atmosphere this is the place for your child. Your child will not only be taught school academics to prepare them for Kindergarten, they got to be kids, but most importantly having your child truly loved by all the Caregivers. Yes caregivers because they do CARE! Ms. Joann, Mrs. Deshell, Mrs. Gwen and all the other staffers. Even today my granddaughter always asks for them. Signed Cantu Family

My son has attended Eternity Christian School for two years, starting at the age of three, and I am…read moreincredibly grateful for the principal and school staff. Everyone is professional, respectful, and demonstrates strong ethics in a faith-based environment. I love that my son looks forward to coming to school every day and is excited to learn. The curriculum is well aligned for my son, who is currently in PreK4, and the weekly homework reassures me that he is learning consistently. I am extremely proud that my son enjoys school and that his faith continues to grow. He has taken more initiative in speaking up, leads our dinner prayers, and especially loves Chapel Day. The smaller classroom sizes make a meaningful difference, and ECS has truly been--and continues to be--a blessing for our family.

My daughter has been there since April of this year. The statements about Beth made in our her…read morereviews are absolutely true. I had to abruptly remove my daughter from the school on yesterday because she yelled at her saying "why are you standing there looking at me" when I was dropping her off. Prior to this while I was signing my daughter in she was rudely yelling for her teacher. I thought that was unnecessary at the time but brushed it off as she was not addressing me nor my child. Shortly after my daughter walks into the cafeteria and is standing there and that's when Beth begins to yell at a 5 year old child. I politely asked her if she was addressing my daughter and she said yes. And that She comes in here everyday and looks at me. I asked her to please not speak to her in that manner and that she was probably waiting for instructions. She then said she had been here long enough to know what to do. As far as I'm concerned a gentle reminder may have been warranted but to yell and scream at a small child is unacceptable on any level. My husband called the school later to speak with Beth and ended up speaking with her teacher who by the way was also yelled at but she took up for Beth saying my daughter should know what to do in the morning. I understand that young lady may need her check but to think it's ok for an adult to talk to a child like that made me feel she wasn't safe in her classroom either. My husband then eventually did speak to Beth and she showed no remorse or acknowledgment for her behavior and continued to blame my child for not knowing what to do. I was upset that I couldn't leave her there another day and removed her immediately. Please if you love your child DO NOT send them there!

Sometimes it can be frustrating trying to help your children academically and even more so if you…read morecome from a different educational system, if you need help Gina Riojas and her BT team can help you. They helped my daughter and I have recommended them to friends who need help with their children. For me they are the best and your children will be in a calm and quiet environment where they can learn!!!

I do not agree with their business practices and think they act unethically. I enrolled my son and…read morepaid an annual fee. Spoke in great lengths with Benedictine Tutors about him attending weekly. Not even 24 business hours after having this conversation, I was told that the camp was full the majority of other weeks and my son would not be able to attend. I was misled to believe that he could have attended the camp. Please make alternate plans for summer help as this camp was not reliable for me

It is so hard to find a great day care/ after achool program. Starting with the morning staff very…read morefriendly and warm. They acknowledge my kids every morning, asking them, "how are they"? The owners are nice, pleasant always friendly. I am so happy I made the change to Kids Arena Academy. Education seems to be important my daughter who is two her teacher gives me an update the minute I walk through the door as for my son he is in the after school program in which it is mandatory for the students to complete their homework. When report cards come they inquire about the grades to me that shows care. Overall it is a great environment.

In my previous review I had given the school 5 Stars, because it was 10x better than the horrible…read moredaycare prior to KAA. Also, the majority of the staff is good, it is clean and director is willing work the parents to meet the needs of their children. However, when you are a parent and you are trying to balance active/interactive parenting, work,school and family the last thing you need is to be in multiple meetings and worry about topics that should be already in place (diet, safety, curricula). I'm perfectly fine with brain storming meetings and overcoming but the foundation has to be correct. In the words of Warren Buffett "Should you find yourself in a chronically leaking boat, energy devoted to changing vessels is likely to be more productive than energy devoted to patching leaks"