If anyone needs a good advocate Judy Ruffalo is the one to call. She went above and beyond my…read moreexpectations to advocate for my Autistic daughter. She is very informative and knowledgable in her job and if she does not know the answer she will find out and get you the answers. She is not afraid to stand up for your child and will not take no for an answer if its not in the best interest of your child. Shes a fighter and sweetheart all rolled into one and will stop at nothing to get the best placement for your child.

From the owner: Comprehensive educational records review, special education eligibility, IEP analysis and…read morerecommendations, empowering parents to advocate for their children, school meeting attendance, expert negotiation and mediation for improved outcomes for students.

Cant say enough good things about this school. They have done a spectacular job right out of the…read morebox in regards to e-learning during the pandemic. It was a very smooth transition and the teachers were available for questions and maintained contact with their students through google meetings. I never realized how important a smaller classroom size was until we were faced with such a horrible situation. Our other daughter is in public high school and they were ill prepared for the type of response required.

Saint Anne School has been doing a great job with distance learning. My daughter has been able to…read morestay on top of her work and has not lost the skills and knowledge she acquired this year. The school had planned in advance to offer distance learning at the start of the school year, so that classes would not be canceled due to weather. The plan was executed at the start of the pandemic. I give all Saint Anne teachers huge props for adapting immediately and transitioning all its students to this new method.

This is my favorite elementary school. It has 2 floors. Teachers are knowledgeable and friendly…read more The first floor has Principle office, nurse office, social worker office, lunch room, gymnasium and classrooms from kindergarten to second grade, also the SAFE room and the three Special Ed. Classes. The second floor has classrooms from third to sixth grade and the library. Also, it has the music room and the art room. This school has SAFE program for parents who work early in the morning (6am) or late in the evening (up to 6pm). It's very convenient. The parking lot is average size; however, it is very crowded during drop off and pick up time. In the morning it is very busy at 8:15 am because parents usually drop off their kids 15 minutes before school starts (8:30 am) Many parents choose not to park their car; instead they stay in the car and wait on pick up line. As the result, the parking lot is available but no one can park their car. That causes horrible traffic congestion. To avoid the traffic, try to get there 20 minutes before the classes dismiss (2:30 pm) so you can find a spot to park. There is a sign that says you can't make a left turn out of the guest parking lot between the hours of 8-9 am and 2-3 pm. Also, make sure you are not going into the staff parking lot because it is only for staff and is the bus drop off lane.

This school is horrible. The principals and certain teachers will lie about what they do with your…read morechild as they did with someone I know they removed his 1 on 1 para and she was replaced and we find out until a week after he had gotten a new para. (this was a 7 year old special needs child) The principals have broken the law in the past along with a couple teachers by wrongfully accusing a child and parents. The principals are also very weird around parents and keep things from you that are exceedingly important that have to do with your child. I do not recommend this school to anyone. ESPECIALLY if your child has special needs and you would like them in a gen ed classroom.

This place is absolutely fantastic! Our two girls LOVE playing/learning there and my wife and I…read morelove having a few hours to ourselves for less than what a babysitter would charge. Highly recommend giving Shopping for Knowledge a try!

From the owner: Drop off child care service, child directed learning environment, private tutoring for any age or…read moreneed, and preschool program

My son was diagnosed with dyslexia in first grade and by 5th grade was several grades behind in…read morereading, despite the Title I interventions that the district provided him. His dyslexia was affecting all of his coursework because he simply couldn't get past the words to get to the content. I decided to look for a dyslexia specialist and found Kim Ainis. Her program absolutely put him on the right path; he's now in 7th grade and reads at grade level. Her program is intensive and requires dedication; it's an ongoing process. But the time my son and I have put into the program practices was worth every minute, resulting in his new confidence in the classroom and outside of it.

It took me 10 min to make sure i typed th address right but much fasterthan it use to!!!! LOL Kim…read moreis the bestest evah!!!!!!!!

I would absolutely recommend Nicole as an advocate! Nicole explains the IEP process in detail,…read morepartners with you in meetings , and can provide support via e- mails and calls if needed. Nicole walks you through the IEP and leaves you as an informed parent. My daughter definitely has a better academic Plan thanks to Nicole and I plan to have her by my side until graduation.