Carol Estrada does incredible work with her students at the Learning Connection. She tailors the…read moreprogram to each of the children and works in a one on one environment with them. Despite any kind of learning challenge, I have seen her handle each one of them with success.

From the owner: At The Learning Connection Utah we specialize in developing a student's self-confidence and…read morefostering a love of learning. Our experience includes working with children with varying special needs, helping those who are having difficulty in reading, writing, and/or math, as well as assisting all students develop logical reasoning and study skills. One-on-one tutoring is designed to address the individual needs of each student - there is no "one size fits all" approach. Strengths are expanded upon and weaknesses are identified and programs designed so that they are overcome. We offer a "Learn to Read & Write in 20 Hours" program that is designed for the typical developing 5 or 6 year old. Children as young as 3 can participate in this program as well, however, it often requires more than 20 hours. It's a magical moment when the child reads his first book and has the realization that he is now reading! Call today to schedule your child's FREE evaluation and assessment.

I made an appt for my 3 1/2 year old son two weeks out. He was so excited to attend. When we get to…read morethe house. There are two cars parked outside we waited 10-15 mins for our appointment. Called a million times to only be sent to voicemail. My 3 year old was completely devastated. Am all for sole proprietors and entrepreneurs but come on pick up your phone and keep your appts. ! Found another horse school that is way better and picks up phone calls and keeps appts!

Another Way School is a magical gift wrapped up in a special package. My almost 6 year old son just…read morecompleted 6 weeks of summer camp here and LOVED it. He tried 2 other camps in Park City and he chose Another Way as he said he felt as if it was "comforting". Diane Bode is a brilliant educator and the creator of this school. Her staff are all so loving, skilled, attentive, and warm. The team creates a safe, happy, welcoming place for children to learn, to grow, to explore....all with respect for every child's own developmental needs. My son was introduced to horses and wanted to ride daily. He couldn't wait to get to camp every day and today, his last day, he was so sad it was over. And, he's asked me no less than 10 times if we could move to Park City so that he can go to school at Another Way. Thank you Diane, for this incredible school. You, and this school, are a gift to so many.

My son is nonverbal and 12 years old. Getting him into the right school was a long and emotional…read morejourney for our family. We waited four years on the enrollment list, and I can honestly say the wait was worth it. Carmen B. Pingree Autism Center of Learning has made a meaningful difference in our lives. The staff truly understands nonverbal students and meets them where they are, with patience, respect, and genuine care. My son is treated as an individual, not just a diagnosis, and that has meant everything to us as parents. The structured environment and specialized support have helped him feel safe, supported, and understood. One of the biggest blessings for our family is that the school provides transportation to and from school. We live about 30 minutes away, and this has been an absolute lifesaver. Knowing my son is safely transported each day removes a huge amount of stress and allows us to focus on supporting him at home. As a parent, there is nothing more important than knowing your child is in a place where they are valued, protected, and allowed to grow at their own pace. We are deeply grateful for the care and dedication shown by everyone at Pingree and would wholeheartedly recommend this school to families seeking a truly supportive autism program.

My grandson goes to Carmen B Pingree, and he actually likes school! Seriously, he's eager to get…read moreout of the car when we get there. I even became a behavior tech so I could be more of a help with the occasional meltdown and other behavioral issues. My respect for the teachers and staff is truly off the charts.

Garfield School/Academy is a warm, inviting, forward-thinking atmosphere for children of all ages…read more(infant - 12th grade). Since 2009, they have been guiding students to develop the skills they need to be successful in life. They offer inclusive Montessori programs for children from infancy through high school. Beginning with intensive early intervention services, which include in-class therapy services and parent education in the Infant, Toddler and Early Childhood (preschool-Kindergarten) classes, to their Elementary, Middle and High School programs, Garfield School offers the highest quality Montessori and inclusive education available. Currently, between their two campuses (Elizabeth & Garfield) they serve over 250 students from infancy through 10th grade, and will be adding an 11th grade class for the 2019-2020 school year. They embrace educational best practices to guide, inspire and challenge our students. Whether a student is gifted, typical, or in need of extra support, at Elizabeth Academy/Garfield School, every student's needs are met. Their MACTE credentialed and experienced Montessori teachers work collaboratively with special educators and therapists to individualize the learning experience for each child. As a model school for inclusion, they adapt the curriculum as needed, utilizing authentic assessment practices to ensure that each child is appropriately challenged and supported.

Horrible business , read the google reviews!! I had my…read moredaughter enrolled here at 8 years old and she has been to 6 other daycares, this one was by far the worst.

We have a 10 month old who has been going here since he was 6 months. He has great teachers who…read moreknow him by name, keep him entertained, and help him figure out his sleep as he struggles to sleep with all the distractions. I was nervous when he started day care since he is my first but have been pleased with with kids town and have never worried that he is being mistreated!

I spent two years at NFA. I can't say bad things didn't happen, but I can still call those two…read moreyears the best in my life. I promise you will have a good experience if you cooperate. The staff are really great, and so are the kids. Its really really hard but even more worth it.

This place is horrible. Even though all the kids are different and didn't get along, it constantly…read morefelt like it was a war between staff and students. How well you do is almost entirely based on how much the staff like you. I am a tall guy, and I wasn't getting enough food. Thankfully, the therapist I was assigned to was great, accommodating my food situation, but then he got fired after I graduated. Why? Because of something this place does that is clever, sure, but is just a way to squeeze every last second they can spend with you so your parents can send more money into the owner's bank accounts. The method in question is to filter out good staff and keep staff that is just good enough to make NFA look like a legitimate business. That way, the kids will get angry. Then, they can tell the parents how their kid just had a crash out, and being a "treatment" center, the parents' only choice is to keep them there. One example of this was the principal. She was amazing. There wasn't a single kid that didn't like her. That sounds pretty okay already, but if you went to NFA, you would know that every student collectively agreeing on something is more revolutionary than the moon landing. And she got fired. The exact reason is debated by a lot of people, but one thing is still clear. She shouldn't have gotten fired. After she left, most of the other teachers abandoned ship, making school a lot worse. In fact, one time I was in class with another student after the new batch of teachers rolled in, and him and I didn't really get along, but this was insane. He had Tourette's that was amplified by another kid and him living in the same house together. It was the same one I lived in and they both had Tourette's, which made tics a lot more common. Anyway, we were sitting in class together and I watched this kid get in trouble for saying swears because of his tics. I'm not kidding. The teacher got mad at him because he had Tourette's. At one point I got an infection. It eventually got so bad that I had to go to the hospital just to make sure that I was okay. The doctor prescribed that I rub an ointment on and take a medication or something to make it go away. But here's the key part: I asked how I hold back the pain and he said I should take 600mg of ibuprofen and I think 400mg of Tylenol alternating every 4 hours. The staff member who was with me even took notes so there was no confusion. This was on the weekend, so when Monday came, it was time for me to take my ibuprofen. I went with a staff member to go take it, but the normal amount was only 400mg instead of 600. In order to find out, she called the head nurse and we asked her about it, and she said I could only take 200mg. Not even the 400 that was normal. This might sound a bit petty, but you gotta understand the amount of pain that I was feeling because of that infection. I would wake up in the middle of the night because the pain would flare up. There was another staff that was awful. They worked at my house in the morning most commonly, and the first time they did this was on me. It was a great morning, there was only one significant thing that happened. Everything else went flawlessly. A kid was doing the dishes for their chore, and she got annoyed at another kid for something I'm not going to go in depth into, but all you have to know is that one of my friends tried to stick up for the other kid, and she did swear, so I'm not saying she shouldn't have gotten in trouble, but the way it went down was completely unfair. We just had a normal day at school. Everything was fine, and we were going to go clean the vans for our outing that night which was great! We love that outing because afterwards we get ice cream! Until my one of my other friends and I got in the van. One of the staff members told us that we were on participation, which was the lowest level, so we couldn't go on outings. Confused, we went inside and with our other friend, the one that got mad that morning, we went through the entire morning to figure out why we got dropped to participation. And there was one answer we could come up with. No reason. The staff member who had seen my friend get mad dropped her to participation and blamed my other friend and me, who were downstairs at that moment, for ganging up at the kid she got mad at. The thing is, this wasn't even close to the last time this happened. It was the only time it happened to me, however. Please don't send your kid here. There are stories that I can't even type here because of the character limit. Even worse, these stories are just things that I have witnessed. (Besides the thing about my therapist getting fired) There are so many other things that I've heard about, but I want to keep this review completely accurate, so even though I believe all of the stories told to me, unless you want your kid to have an absolutely terrible experience at best and traumatized at worst, find another option.

"Ethical, Collaborative, Responsive" is the motto, and that is precisely what to expect from James…read moreand Kathy Meyer. If you have a troubled adolescent or young adult who is in need of specialized programs ranging from wilderness therapy to boarding school, to transitional living programs, it is imperative to turn to a professional to guide you to the right program for your child. Kathy will have your back, hold your hand, prop you up and practically dry your tears. She balances her kindness and empathy with a solid knowledge of countless different programs, what they offer, and what is going to be best for your family.

my son (4 years old at the time) has severe ADHD and had been through two other daycares before we…read morebrought him here. the smaller classroom sizes and dedicated teachers really helped my husband and I get him ready for kindergarten. I've never had any problems with communication or worrying about my son's needs not being met. I would recommend this school to anyone

I don't know why anyone has anything bad to say about this preschool?!! Jamie the owner, Tayla,…read moreand the whole staff are ALL amazing and have been nothing but that since my daughter started there. They may be busy at times, but I wouldn't expect less from someone taking care of my child because childcare is not an easy job and let's be honest children keep us busy!!!!! They have been nothing but great to my child and myself as a parent of a child with special needs and have addressed all my concerns to the best of their ability and then some. Jamie and Tayla have gone over and beyond to help with resources for my special needs child and that right there shows how dedicated they are to the children that go there. We are moving out of town so I have to leave this school, but I wish I could take them with me because I know my daughter is going to miss ALL of them and I will too.

My son has made huge strides in his overall development ever since we started here and loves coming…read morehere to do therapy! Also the staff are friendly, professional and helpful ! I highly recommend it!

I have had 1 child and 2 grand children attend brain balance. They have all done amazing in the…read moreprogram. Everyone at brain balance has been amazing and really worked to make them all feel successful and have fun. My daughter and grandpa children made great improvements in this program, which has had a huge impact In their lives. I have recommended many other families to brain balance because we have experienced how well it works.