A world class institution with strong programs in Robotics, Engineering, and the Performing Arts…read more I regularly attend their musical performances which feature great programming and artistic interpretation. It's a beautiful campus with lots of traditions.

While never a student at CMU, I have many friends who were and friends that are professors at the…read moreschool. However, I have been affiliated with the university in some way or another throughout my life. Whether for film festivals, librabry visits, collabs with the art school I attended, seeing President Obama speak, or attending ska shows (that's right, back in the day it was the place to be for a good show), I have spent a lot of time on campus. It was a nice walk from my place in Bloomfield as well. The campus is beautifully landscaped with gorgeous buildings. The architecture is just wonderful. Staff and faculty that I have come in contact with over the years are stellar human beings.

This review is limited to the high school musical production of "Spamalot." Woodland Hills School…read moreDistrict has in previous years tackled some of the most difficult Broadway musicals to produce on a high school stage. Among these previous musicals include "Phantom of the Opera" and "Sweeney Todd." My girlfriend and I went to see this production and believe me they not only nailed it to perfection but added some recent events into the action. For example, when they were announcing the winner of who found the grail they opened the envelope and read "La La Land" It was a cute throwback to the Academy Awards goof. This musical had us laughing like there was no tomorrow. The set design, costumes, ensemble were spot on. We sat directly in front of the orchestra which belted out the tunes with a solid dexterity. We were even amazed that they could replicate the videos used on the curtains during intermission and the ending. Spamalot is loosely based on Monty Python and the Holy Grail. It won the 2004 Tony award for best musical and has been seen on occasion at Pittsburgh CLO summer series. This was the first time I ever saw it done in a high school. Strobe lights, gunshot noises, ice steam were all part of the special effects. I read in the program that to recreate the period all of the costumes had to be made by hand. Woodland Hills High School has won some of the Gene Kelly awards for excellence in musical theater with some of their past productions. They have been nominated again this year for Spamalot. Also what's great is that it is so reasonable to see an outstanding musical at a very inexpensive price. I will be anxious to see what they choose next year because they certainly will be on my return list for musical theater.

Great place to walk or run. They have a track. The area is clean and safe. I love to go early…read moremorning and I've never had any issues up there.

At 15 years old, I knew my options to attend college was limited, but with Emilia's help I was able…read moreto attend the college of my dreams on a full tuition scholarship. Before starting the college application process, Emilia evaluated my circumstances and advised in a manner that met my family and I needs. She gave a lot of suggestions about what I should include in my college essay, how to structure my resume and the activities I should participate in throughout high school. It was her expert advice that helped set me apart from other applicants. It was hard work, but we had realistic goals and she made sure I understood the process especially my financial aid packages and ways to negotiate for more aid. Having Emilia's help was the best thing that could have happen to me throughout the last two years of high school!

College Confident takes the stress out of applying to colleges for both parents and students. I'm a…read moresingle mom with two daughters. College Confident has helped me get one daughter into college and is in the process of helping the other. They helped my daughters with financial aid, scheduling interviews and college tours, essays, recommendation letters, etc. As if that's not enough, the counselors keep an eye out for summer programs that look good to colleges. My youngest daughter attended a summer program at Barnard University thanks to the help of CC. I highly recommend it!!

Friendly and reliable staff. Grounds are well kept . We have been very happy with our experience so…read morefar . Highly recommend!

We love Royal Oak! My siblings and I went there as a kid and loved it then, and we love it now for…read moreour child. The longer hours are perfect for working parents. Educational curriculum is great and we love the teachers. Lots of learning and playtime with friends. And they provide lunch and snacks which is the best!

We walked around a little bit on campus yesterday and it's a beautiful campus full of greenery…read moredespite being in the middle of the city. There's a bunch of affordable food options on Forbes Ave and around the area on S Craig St.

So...my daughter will be attending University of Pittsburgh in the fall of 2026 and we are all…read moreexcited. What we are not happy about is the University's Ship2Pitt program. The Ship2Pitt program allows students to ship 4 boxes of their belongings to the school for free, which is awesome...EXCEPT IF YOU LIVE IN HAWAII OR ALASKA, OR ANY OTHER US TERRITORY THAT'S NOT PART OF THE 48 CONTIGUOUS STATES!!! It is going to be expensive enough in order to get everything we need in order to get our daughter there, for example, airline ticket and now shipping cost for her belongings. I called University to ask about this policy and the reason they won't service Hawai', Alaska, or other territories is because they can't guarantee that the boxes will get there on time or get there safely. Guess what folks...UPS, FedEx, USPS can't 100% guarantee that boxes being shipped from the contiguous 48 states will get there safely and on time! University of Pittsburgh needs to service all the United States to include Hawai'i and Alsaka (last I checked they were still part of the USA) and other territories or take the Ship2Pitt program away entirely! This is discrimination based on geography!

My daughters have been cheering for Infinity since its inception in 2018. They have grown immensely…read morein their skills - not just athletic skills, but skills that can be applied across all areas of life. Strength. Teamwork. Perseverance. Friendship. The coaches are fantastic and supportive. We absolutely love this gym and all it stands for.

Highly recommended! PPI has great counselors to fill a variety of needs. I've never had any issues…read morewith billing or insurance. My therapist was REALLY smart and helpful. He also weaned me off counseling when I was feeling healthy and ready. The offices feel private and the staff is very professional. But what I should stress is the quality of the therapists, they are the best in the city. They also specialize in faith-based counseling, especially if that's what you are seeking. They have multiple locations for your convenience.

Pittsburgh Pastoral Institute is a wonderul place. Your faith is respected and can be utilized in…read morethe therapy process. Mr. Mike Robertson was my therapist. He was patient, kind, and had insight and helped me see things more clearly. I wish I could have continued my therapy at PPI but it was too far to travel. (I live in Ellwod City, Pa) Highly recommend for anyone....those with faith and for those who do not choose to include faith into the therapeutic process.

The St. Athanasius Community Center is an amazing resource with an incredible variety of programs…read more There are arts and crafts, painting, pickleball, coffee clubs, meals for seniors, music. Thai Chi, and more While it was once a Catholic School, and you can still see chalk boards and desks, the Center has morphed into providing amazing programs to seniors and the community.