The worst -vile- and disrespectful workers at this location. They have no sense of hospitality…read more There is no morning greeting. They are hostile and don't smile unless they are being sarcastic. If you want to have a HORRIBLE and argumentative time right before you take a very important exam....feel free to sign up here. Otherwise don't waste your money on pathetic people like them. They conduct a very invasive search like you're a criminal and are not fully equipped with the right computer accessories. Ghetto and Pathetic.

Took a two-day exam here. Compared to other prometric testing centers I've tested at, this one is…read moreby far the smallest and on the older side. The entrance is a narrow hallway, and if you arrive when there's a long line, you may have to wait outside before signing in. There are two bathrooms, which seem to be adjacent to the testing room. Occasionally, you're able to hear the flush of the toilet as you're testing, but the box fans in the testing room drown out most of the noise. On one of the days I was there, one of the toilets was clogged. If you want to take a break or have a snack in between blocks, there are chairs that line the hallway/entrance but there's no formal area to take a break. Otherwise the testing days went smoothly, and the staff were professional. As I was leaving after my first day, one of the staff members advised me to arrive 45min before my test instead of 30min to beat the 7:30am rush.

One tradition that I look forward to every Christmas season is the A.C. Gilbert Holiday Train…read moreDisplay at the Eli Whitney Museum and Workshop. The New Haven-based A.C. Gilbert Company (known for originating the Erector Set) introduced their 'American Flyer' line of model trains just after World War II. The trains were very popular throughout the 1950s, but the rise of popularity with television sets and the death of company founder A.C. Gilbert created a decline in sales. The company was defunct by 1967. The Eli Whitney Museum has a large collection of old A.C. Gilbert products, including several American Flyer trains. Each year, the museum sets up a model railroad display from Thanksgiving to mid-January. Walter Zawalich is the museum's American Flyer Curator and he meticulously restores and maintains the trains and the display each year. I've been going to see the Holiday Train Display at the Museum since I was a young boy. My father used to collect American Flyer trains and we went to see the display often. I later introduced my wife to the tradition and now our two sons. In addition to the trains themselves, we love the attention to detail of the layout which resembles a miniature landscape of New Haven. You can continue to see the Holiday Train display on Saturdays and Sundays until January 14th and admission is FREE!

We had our son's birthday party here. We couldn't be happier with their service. It's a great place…read morefor kids and they all had fun.

This seems to be a great reading and math program. To me it's flexible schedule, I like that they…read moregive consistent homework and they have Ann incentive program for grades, not for doing the work but knowing it. The staff is patient. Raj, who runs the Trumbull and North Haven center is very easy to work with as well. I like that they offer support classes but also classes for enrichment. My son, who's a bit mite advanced in both subjects, is no longer feeling unchallenged in school because he takes these classes in between! MATH: With today's changing times where elementary and middle schools are leaning toward the common core German method of teaching (like the more well known and reputable universities in our country!) I think a program like this is going to be critical to helping our children understand the fundamentals of math. Schools today may not be able to teach both with an aggressive/limited school schedule unlike foreign countries who attend school year round and have the proper time. I have already found my son living to solve math problems and testing himself on skills. Unprompted! READING: great to learn handwriting, reading technique. My son has always loved books but now I find he's also loves writing things for me to read. It's awesome. We also discovered in school he is a speed reader and enjoys long novels. These classes ares teaching him how to use words properly and also the various meaning to the same words. Including sound variations. Summary: well worth the investment.

Great program with a great, hands on business owner! My kids have made tremendous progress and are…read moreabove grade level in Math. Convenient location, great parking, fantastic staff - well trained, good with children and the owner, Raj, is a gem!

I am so excited about a company that finally caters to teachers to help pass the teacher…read morecertification exam! The statistics of this company is astounding! 99.9% pass rate and they have tutors in every state for all content ares!

My daughter began attending Kumon, when we discovered that her math program at school was not very…read morerobust. Kumon helped to build her stamina for math as well as her confidence and competence. She has turned into a "math person"!

Our daughter has been attending Kumon at 2340 Whitney Ave in Hamden, CT for the past two years…read more The advances in her math and reading skills are incredible. In addition to being a stronger student academically, her self-esteem has also risen. Her schooling with Mrs. S and Kumon has helped her in and out of the classroom. If you have any doubts make a appointment and not only talk to Mrs. S but the parents in the waiting area. Our backgrounds are varied but our success is common! Kerry

We absolutely loved The Alphabet Academy! We found every single teacher, director, and associate to…read morebe over the top pleasant, professional, knowledgeable and helpful. Perfect teacher to student ratios, diverse learning/play areas, plenty of outdoor time, fantastic and healthy lunch and snacks created by two full time chefs are some of the ways that The Alphabet Academy outshine all others. Ms. Jamie and Ms. Rachel are the best! If you are able to enroll your child, don't hesitate. You will be happy you did.

My daughter has been attending Alphabet Academy for two years now, first full-time and now…read morepart-time. We have been in the "toddlers" and "twos" rooms so far. My family has been very happy with our choice in childcare. The teachers and administrators really care about the kids and provide an environment that is not only safe and warm but creative and challenging. We love the emphasis on fresh, natural foods (all food is provided/included, which is SO convenient) and outdoor play. They also do a very cool "Summer camp" program where the kids have outdoor/water play all morning every day, and the preschool/pre-K kids have several field trips. There are also occasional "bonus" events such as an end-of-summer family party and Christmas-time pajama party for the kids. I will be honest, it's not cheap, but as with all things you get what you pay for!

This is a wonderful organization that I am so proud to volunteer at. I tutor reading here 1-2 hours…read morea week. I have had the great opportunity to meet some very nice, wonderful kids, as well as, some amazing tutors and hardworking NHR people. Some of the kids I have worked with have ranged from 3rd grade to 7th. We do various reading/literacy activities via workbooks, computer games, and of course in the books they choose to read. Some times they bring school work and they always bring great stories about their day or what they did over the weekend. There are always apples or tangerines, and string cheese available as healthy snacks for the kids. There is also an amazing amount of books there FOR FREE!! I get so nostalgic when I walk in there because I see all of my favorites from childhood lining the shelves: Nancy Drew, The Phantom Tollbooth, My Side of the Mountain, A Wrinkle in Time. The staff makes it so easy to jump in and tutor. They are very understanding, supportive, welcoming, and just phenomenal with all of the kids. They know them all so well. I find that overwhelmingly impressive because there are so many of them! Volunteer, donate, visit, or peruse here. It is a wonderful program and place here in New Haven.

NHR is a great community organization! I volunteer there and I always come back with a few books in…read morehand. It's wonderful to be able to get books for free, and as a student, I can sometimes find books for English classes there. Beyond the book bank, the tutoring program is fantastic!