both of my kids have gone here and the results are great…read more their initial assessment shows what is really going on with my kids and then they put a plan in place to help them improve. I've never seen detail as I saw in the assessment. I've also never seen results like my kids got. My neighbor asked "who is that kid" because her personality blossomed so much.

From the owner: Brain Balance helps children who struggle behaviorally, socially and academically through an…read moreintegrated, non-medical approach that is customized to meet the needs of each child. Our program consists of sensory-motor skill training, nutritional guidance, academics and confidence building. We have helped over 50,000 children who struggled with: - Lack of focus, impulsiveness, tantrums, learning challenges and family/social relationships As well as children who have been diagnosed with: - ADHD, learning disorders (e.g., Dyslexia), processing disorders, Sensory Integration Disorder, Asperger's Syndrome (ASD), behavioral issues (e.g., Oppositional Defiant Disorder) and a variety of other childhood learning and developmental issues.

I could not have been happier to stumble upon this treasure at school. I missed art so much and am…read moreglad to have found a place to let my creativity flow. Each week they offer 2 DIY projects where they supply all materials and leave step by step directions. They also have specialty projects on most Thursday's that are a little more in depth like build your own planner or paint your own mug. Once a semester they also have open sessions for things like ceramics so you can learn to do it on your own. The staff is so friendly and help with everything. They make examples of each project to help you follow along. There are also paid sessions and classes for screen printing, paper making, ceramics, and other textile processes that anyone can sign up for. They really represent every area of artistry for you to explore. I can't wait to do all the DIY projects this semester and learn something new.

Absolutely the best care and the most fun my daughter has ever had. Great experiences!read more

From the owner: With over 20 years of experience, we offer supportive home care services as well as in center day…read moreprogramming and community outings for adults with disabilities. Our mission is to enrich the lives of these individuals as well as enable them to live as independently as possible. LFCC is also currently hiring individuals with kind hearts, patience, and the willingness to enrich the lives of adults with disabilities.

Utlized Penfield's Child Care program when my kids were little - absolutlely AMAZING - loving,…read morenurturing, caring, and extremely knowledgeable staff that really work as a team. I got to know staff from all rooms, not just my child's room. Adminstrative staff were extremely helpful with schedule needs, billing questions and program qustions. Nurses on site also an added plus! My kids are school-aged now but I know Penfield had a major influence on them as well as on me!

Penfield is a wonderful place to both work and to provide your child with everything they need to…read morebe their very best. Working here has been the biggest challenge, but has provided the biggest rewards. Though there is a lot of work to be done, It is a great place with a supportive team environment, and leadership who is invested in the employees and understands the importance of work-life balance. It has been a wonderful journey so far, so much so that my child will be attending Penfield - I know Penfield can provide all the tools needed for my child to succeed in a loving environment.

Great program for kids and adults to learn music in a professional environment but friendly and fun…read moreat the same time. My son has been in the program for three years playing guitar. Corey, the owner is a fantastic teacher. The school also has several public events each year teaming the students up into bands that play on stage. Last night was Mo's Irish Pub and the students totally rocked for three hours!

My daughter has been a part of Wauwatosa School of Music for many years. It has been an…read moreexceptional experience. When she began she was a grade school student with no musical background she now is in college. Cory Tcheng made her feel like an accomplished musician when she was young. She could select the songs she wanted to play and he would teach her within her ability. As she became more skilled she would be introduced to more complicated techniques. Cory holds "Rock Concerts" rather than recitals. Even the young performers play their favorite genre of music. As they develop they continue to play the songs and style of music they love but their selections have more depth. There is a performance focus. The students are grouped together for their concerts. Each student being in the spotlight with other students providing backup music. It is very impressive to see. I highly encourage you to look their website and listen to clips of the performances. The school is for any age and ability, young to mature. Everyone will find it encouraging, challenging and rewarding. It started off with a guitar focus but the school now includes drums, piano, woodwinds and vocal. Our experience has been in guitar with the owner Cory TCheng. After almost a decade With Wauwatosa School of Music I have ONLY positive comments. The school has performed at many local events, Tosa Fest, Hart Park Fest, Tosa 4th of July parade.

My granddaughter attends Milwaukee Montessori and is having the absolute best educational…read moreexperience. The teachers are outstanding, thoughtful, considerate and helpful in every way. She is excited to go to school and each day that she comes home she explains all the interesting things they are doing, plus I feel like her vocabulary and insight about the world around her grows and grows. I can not say enough great things about MMS, its staff and all the experiences so far. Looking forward to seeing what she learns next !

if your child is perfect, she/he will get. a good education. If not, they do not seemed interested…read moreand will dismiss at the drop of a hat. No time for those less than perfect. My foster child was born addicted. and is therefore hyper. They had no time to help her. Friend's perfect children have gotten great educations. They are not there to help everyone, only those who need no help.

Patience Yields Focus!…read more Hope everyone has a wonderful day!

Nathan Hale was my high school. I always enjoyed my teachers here, though I have no clue as to how…read moreit might be today. The school offers a lot of different programs. I really liked that the school had a huge swimming pool and diving pool as well. They also have a summer program to teach young kids how to swim in the summer. If you love swimming , this school has a great program for swimmers. They have a good cross country team (Coach Kurt, who was the gym teacher at walker elementary) and when I was there in the 90's are basket ball team was great, who knows today? The wood shop class was a lot of fun here. I still have the end table that I made from a few pieces of oak. I wish I was able to complete my table that we were finishing, but I had to move. A few of my class mates and the kids I grew up with who attended here ended up going to Harvard and Yale. It's a good school. My only regret is that I wish I had applied myself better when I attended. I give the school five stars, as I feel the school did the best that they could, at least at that time. The teachers didn't give up and my history teacher who on the first day of class I thought was going to be the meanest lady I ever met, turned out to be the nicest and sweetest. That was a life lesson. Those who attended here during 94-98 probably without a doubt had the most fun here. Athough this has to do with politics, the school lunch program seriously needs to be changed. The food served was terrible. Our lunches consisted of French fries, Pizza, Burgers and fried tatter totters, and we wonder why childhood obesity is now becoming the norm. Of course, who could forget the vending machines full of sodas, chips and cookies.

I've had some good, some great, and some indifferent experiences with the music conservatory…read more A couple of experiences that has me marking them down: My first experience with the conservatory was signing up for a private lesson. I show up and it's the teachers last week with them (they assigned the teacher). Not only that, but they were about to enter a "break" and there wasn't any way to take something the next week. Not a very good first impression. I ended up giving up on a class because it was impossible to find parking. The class was right after work, and just I didn't have an extra 20-30min to spend looking for parking. Parking is the absolute biggest headache with their East Side location. I'm in a class right now that is constantly left scrounging for a room. Seriously, if you advertise a class at a certain time the room should not ever be double booked and it should not be an ongoing issue. I hate their breaks. As an adult, if I enjoy a hobby I want to continue. To have an 8 or 16 week thing and then a big break is a pain. Even worse is when the private lessons are affected by their breaks too. On the bright side of things: There are some excellent instructors teaching here. I've had good experiences with most of the classes and teachers. Most of them are at least semi pros. Compared to other classes in the area I feel you get your monies worth here (considering they are a bit more expensive than the other options this is a good thing). It's possible to try something in a class and then get really serious with it with private lessons and such. Some of the other programs around the community leave you hanging after the intro class is done.

The Conservatory is not only the largest private musical institution in Wisconsin, but it's…read morelegendary. My aunt received a certificate as a piano teacher there over 80 years ago, and our daughter studied both piano and flute there with memorable teachers over 25 years ago. Such an institution needs to have reviews that appreciate its broader history and its contributions to the Milwaukee cultural scene. While practical minor snafus should be corrected, the pride that Milwaukee has in this place should be celebrated.