This is the most wonderful school I could have ever hoped to find for my child. The wonderful,…read morenurturing environment has helped my daughter to thrive and I couldn't be happier with my choice of school.

We couldn't be more thrilled with our son's experiences at Kew-Forest. Coming from the overcrowded…read moreNYC public school system, it's great for him to be in an environment which looks at each student as an individual and caters to their specific learning needs and learning styles. This is all due to an incredible mission statement, visionary leadership, the great student/teacher ratio (small classroom sizes), curriculum, and their amazing faculty.

This daycare is a big scam. They operate a facility without being licensed and lie to parents…read more After they are shutdown they refuse to refund parents the tuition for services not rendered. They change their phone number and do not answer phone calls. This center ruined my child's summer and put my family in serious financial hardship as we were forced to find new childcare without receiving a refund. Do not use this center and do not pay via Zelle to the owner or manager. The manager Sheila Ziari is dishonest and does not operate in good faith. There is a one star because you cannot leave a review with zero stars.

According to DOH records, this is an unlicensed daycare with numerous violations dating back to…read more2019. I picked my child up at their urging on the day the DOH shut them down...only for them to reopen three weeks later for two days and then the DOH shut them down again. They owe me $1,600.00 for August's tuition and, after several sob stories and "please give me more time, I don't have your money", they (both the owner and her daughter) are now ducking all of my calls, voicemails,, emails and text messages. As a mother and parent, I advise you to please not send your children here. They play the part of concerned and caring very well but it's just an act and if this is their MO, I imagine they'll be out of business very soon.

This school is better than they are known to be. I think they have a bad rap. I have had good…read moreexperiences with administrative staff as well as teachers.

Ahhhhhh childhood memories. One of the greatest schools. When I was a child the school system in my…read moreneighborhood was so good. Many parents didn't even think of private school. My family sent my cousins and I there the three of us grew up making friends here and really learning a lot. The area is safe and close to the public library. Over the years though the school expanded heavily to accommodate the growing community of forest hills. The school it self changed a lot. My younger brother (now 16) had been sent to private school after attending this school for two years. My parents say it's not the same. How ever this is my opinion and I feel that it was honestly GREAT!

Our Lady of Mercy grammer school had a high enrollment when I was a student there for eight years,…read moregraduating in 1985. Classes were small enough that all students received individual attention and the teachers made every effort to ensure the student body would be ready for the high school years that were fast approaching. In terms of size, each grade one through eight had enough students that there were two classes for each grade level, so perhaps fourty children per grade. Life was quite enjoyable as a student at OLM as I attended classes with many of the kids I grew up with in the Forest Hills area. Homework and some classroom work could be done collectively, pranks were sprung occasionally. The dress code was shirt and tie for the boys from the from first grade eventually dress jackets made their way into the required daily wear. This set a nice precedent for our future in the professional world and it was really no extra effort to gear up into our daily regalia. English and math were the strongest subject areas in OLM's curricula in my opinion, not to suggest science, history or any other subjects were lacking in any way. But once in high school, I felt I had a excellent foundation and a bit of a better start on other students from other schools. As it was a Catholic school we had events during a portion of the school year, like the May Crowning and a few others. The Sacraments of communion and confirmation although preformed in church, were learned about in school. It was not called theology, perhaps it was called religion, the name is currently evading me. Children grew through and thrived in their Our Lady of Mercy years in academics, Catholic faith and very close bonds with friends. In fact my friends in grammer school are my closest friends today, some twenty eight years later.

Retention rate is low, there's always new TAs no proper training people who don't have any…read morebackground education on children are hired they don't all know much English or engage with kids the director acts as if you have no life outside of work if your a new teacher she will throw you in the hardest classrooms no friendly staff secretary or anything this place is one of the places you don't feel valued as a worker everything is you won't have a job director has no clue I would never send my child to a school like this

Parson's Preschool in Woodhaven, Queens is a great school. Staff is devoted to the children and…read moretake good care of them. My son has learn so much from the teachers and the teacher's assistant. This past school year was a challenged due to the pandemic and the school was open and follow all the precautions to ensure the kid's safety. Satisfied mom.

I am a proud TMLA graduate. I was shocked to see any negative postings about my alma mater. going…read moreto that school was the best educational experience I ever had. the teachers were awesome. school spirit was high. the girls without exception were bright. I regret not being able to send my daughter there due to distance. Any young woman granted admission is blessed.

Greetings Fellow Yelpers!…read more Since my last review of The Mary Louis Academy (TMLA), I have been personally visited by faculty members of the school on more than one occasion and although I do not appreciate how I was spoken to, I no longer hold so much anger for the events I experienced. Surely things have improved, so it's time for a friendly update! (If my visitors are reading this, no...you didn't scare or intimidate me... I'm just not angry anymore.) My own experience at TMLA was negative and humiliating. But I cannot imagine that the issues that were present years ago could continue to slip by unnoticed. Although my time at The Academy did not benefit me, there are many others who did find it helpful. Eventful and informative open houses are held at least once a year and visiting parents and students have a chance to speak with EVERYONE. My advice is to pay very close attention and to simply ask the right questions. Wishing students, parents and faculty the very best! Good Luck!