Great location! Wonderful administrator and teachers who know what they're doing. The curriculum is…read morecommon core aligned (to the schools). Start kids as young as 3. The center is clean and inviting

We've been officially attending Best Brains for 6 weeks and noticed a difference in the first two…read moreweeks, hence, why our son Chance is still a member! I love how vocal Silky is with our son and us! She gives Chance a progress report almost every visit so we can work with him on things at home that needs improvement! Chance loves going and he is a very smart kid that loves to learn! If you are looking for a place with great teachers, director and a great system, look NO FURTHER!!!!!!! You will NOT be disappointed in any way & your son and/or daughter will excel!!!!

We enrolled our 5 (almost 6) year old for the summer camp on the recommendation of a friend. My son…read moreabsolutely loved his week there and begged to stay longer and go back. Coach Nicole is great and warm with the kids, and the space is very large. They have a huge gym space for sports play and obstacle courses (which the kids can design and build) as well as a second obstacle course area and a separate trampoline room. In addition to the 3D printer and VR headsets, there are lots of Legos, circuits, and all sorts of build and design type activities. My son came back exhausted every day. I also saw a noticeable improvement in his confidence and abilities in navigating obstacles at other play gyms we have been to since. It's not the cheap camp, but it is well worth the price. We will be sure to come back and sign up up for additional sessions throughout the year.

From the owner: We offer innovative programs that combine ninja warrior, parkour, obstacle training, rock climbing…read moreand STEM/ STEAM activities and we are passionate instructors with decades of experience who want to inspire youth in a positive and healthy environment. We are more than a gym, we are a community of families that work together for the holistic development of children. We also offer camps, ninja warrior birthday parties and special events, like nerf battles, field trips and ninja competitions. The Staff is fluid in Spanish, English and Portuguese..

Best Academy has been around since the early 90's and is known to work with gifted students to push…read morethem further. They also have tutoring and remedial programs for students struggling in school to guide them along. Their specialty courses are TJ and SAT prep classes during the school year, and their summer programs are best in the business where they have close to 300 students for 8 weeks. I attended Best Academy as a student from 6th grade and went back every summer until I graduated high school. If you were born in the 80's and 90's, chances are, you probably have also attended Best Academy at one point! Highly recommend this place to send your kids! :)

From the owner: Established in 1994, Best Academy is a fully accredited private academy which provides…read moresupplementary instructional support for K-12 students in a range of programs including elementary (Grades 1-8) gifted and talented classes, as well as enrichment classes for mainstream students, after school homework support, and test preparation courses. Best Academy also offers tutoring services to students in a variety of subject areas, including Advanced Placement classes in various subjects.

We just had my son's birthday party here with under the sea glow party. It was definitely one of…read morethe most special birthday party for us. Science experiment, glow in the dark face/hand painting, as well as learning about sea animal. Wow! The kids were all so excited!!! Staffs are all wonderful and very attentive!!! Helping us to decorate and serving food. The Science Place has so many different themes and we will definitely have another birthday party here and my son will love to take some classes from the Science Place as well.

Had twins 4 year old bday party there with their classmates. Everything was so much fun the kids…read morecouldn't pull themselves away from the activities for pizza and cake! Staff was super helpful and organized. They had four science related activities tailored to the twins interest in dinosaurs and space. Everyone got a chance to participate. Moms and dads were happy because it was educational but the kids were super stoked going from one adventure to the other. Super clean and spacious. First time for us but won't be the last- considering them for our summer camp.

A friend of mine referred me to an advocate at Weinfeld Education Group about a year ago when I was…read moreat my wit's end about the public school system ignoring my child's needs. Initially, we were on the fence about using their services because of our family's financial situation. We finally decided to use them and we were glad we did! Our advocate helped us understand the rules of the game, helped us ask the right questions and figure out the appropriate results. She was friendly and professional with MCPS staff but at the same time fierce and persistent. We also ended up using her for our second child and we are happy that we did. I highly recommend their services.

Rich and his group are saviors! Through every step of the IEP process, WEG was present and…read moreassertive with the school system to help our son with admission to a more helpful non public setting. Albeit a little pricey, the cost was worth the piece of mind that we were in good hands with WEG.

I took a test at this test center yesterday and had a great experience. The staff was very…read morecourteous and professional. They explained everything in detail and answered my questions with patience. The condition of the facility is excellent. The room temperature was set perfectly and was neither too warm nor too chilly. The location is quiet with no external traffic or construction noise, even though it's located in the downtown area of a city in the suburbs. After I arrived early and checked in, I was allowed to start my test early.

Worst testing experience ever, and they made me fail. I am photophobic and my eyes hurt a lot when…read moreI test. I had a very important exam. They made me take off my hat and I had so much pain i could barely see the screen. they were like i should have gotten accommodation to wear a hat, use eye drops and wear my darker glasses. I had a really bad painful testing experience. Now I call to get accommodations, and guess what they say? These are preapproved and I didn't need to remove my hat last time. What incompetence. And it made me fail my test

I found out this morning that the Society for Technical Communication (STC) has filed for…read morebankruptcy. As of today, the STC headquarters in Fairfax, VA has permanently closed its doors. All activities have ceased. I am saddened by this decision. STC has been instrumental in my professional career as a technical writer and communicator. I joined in 2004. I was a part of the Manitoba chapter. There were a multitude of STC chapters around the world. When I moved back to the greater Toronto area, my chapter was STC Toronto, which happened to be the largest chapter outside of the United States. STC published a journal and magazine that members had access to. I remember reading the magazine that came in the mail. There was an ad for the Master of Science degree at Mercer University. Targeted at technical communicators who were in the workforce, you could get a graduate degree in Technical Communication Management. I kept this ad in mind. I enrolled in the program in late 2007. I became a graduate student in January 2008. I graduated just over two years later in August 2010. I learned so much from this degree. Usability. Project management. Proposal writing. Instructional and information design. Multimedia. Web presence and accessibility. Content management and development. The list goes on and on. In one course, we worked with STC to establish the Technical Communication Body of Knowledge (TCBOK). It's a source for content in the technical communication field. I was fortunate to have contributed to it. The TCBOK is still accessible as I write this review. I attended a number of STC summits: - Minneapolis (2007) - Philadelphia (2008) - Atlanta (2009) - Dallas (2010) - Anaheim (2016) All summits were paid for my employer at the time. Last year, the summit was in Bloomington, MN. I asked my manager if I could go. My employer (specifically, my manager's manager) did not approve to fund it. I realize that times are tough. It kills me that I wasn't able to go. It never crossed my mind that it would be the last STC summit ever. Summits were great to network with other technical communicators -- to learn about cutting-edge trends with the best in the profession. I always learned so much and was inspired to take what I had learned and apply it to what I do at work. I will miss attending STC Toronto events. I remember attending my first one just north of Broadview station. It was great meeting folks from our chapter, learning about various topics, and having lunch. STC Toronto used to have a monthly gathering at The Pickle Barrel at Yorkdale Shopping Centre. It's so sad that these events are no more. I have good memories to cherish. STC was established in 1953. As the oldest professional society for technical communicators, it's even more painful to see such an established organization cease operations for good. I am thankful for its existence. I will miss it dearly. (37)

It's only been about a month, but I see some budding confidence in our daughter. She happily goes…read moreto Mathnasium four times per week, in itself an accomplishment! She enjoys her time there, unlike the hours spent at our kitchen table doing math homework. Friday, she received an A on a math quiz. She came home and called Mr. Nick to share the good news - a very positive collaboration!

I had a really disappointing experience with Mr. Williams. He was rude, impatient, and honestly not…read morevery helpful. Whenever I needed help or had questions, he made me feel like I was bothering him rather than actually trying to learn. His attitude made the whole experience frustrating and uncomfortable. I expected a tutor who would be patient, understanding, and willing to explain things clearly, but unfortunately, that wasn't the case. Instead, he often came across as dismissive and unnecessarily harsh. I don't think students should have to feel uncomfortable asking questions, especially when the whole point of tutoring is to help them improve. Overall, I found Mr. Williams to be very unprofessional, and I wouldn't recommend him to anyone looking for a supportive and helpful tutor.

Daniels Run is a K-6 elementary school located in the city of Fairfax. They are a part of Fairfax…read moreCounty Public Schools. At this school they also have special education services. Some of these classrooms include Preschool Autism Classroom (PAC), Enhanced Autism Classroom (EAC), Early Childhood Class Based (ECCB).