I was a member of this swim club my whole life and I absolutely loved it. Great coaches that really…read morehelp and motivate you to be the best you can be! Very encouraging while also having amazing sets to prop you to the next level.

I saw this online and was so pleased to see them as a vendor at the Merrick Street fair. The…read moreteachers seemed nice and we decided to do a trial class with my 5.5 month old. They emailed me a reminder and said I could bring my mom (I have horrible sciatica since my c section and if I'm on the floor too long my legs go numb), so that was nice. This is located in the basement of a temple. Parking is in the back and around, so use your strollers. There is a ramp so that is super helpful. You'll enter a basement that has a few rooms and a central area, as well as a bathroom with a changing table. All good things. We were ushered to a room that had a foam piece floor to sit around and a table with tiny chairs to the side. We sat on the floor and sang some songs. For itsy bitsy spider the teacher came around with a small plush spider and gently rubbed it on each child. As a first time mom I did not like that. Happily she touched my daughters leg but some kids faces... not into it. Then after a few typical kids songs we stood up (well my mom took my daughter) and did a run around song around the table. After we were brought to the main room for free play. The main room had carpets and many toys to play with. I was concerned with the cleanliness of the toys as ya know, babies put everything in their mouth. I was assured they were clean, still I didn't let my daughter put her mouth on anything. As we sat there a man, presumably from the temple walked through the back doors through the room, I didn't like that. I'm sure it's fine, but being a first time mom I don't like a space that's shared for children's activities. We went back into the classroom for a story. After the story the session ended. We walked through the main room and an older group of kids were playing with the free play toys...they came in right after we went out so I don't like how they weren't cleaned in between or the dirty toys removed. At the time I wasn't sure what to think. Maybe all mommy and me's were like that and me as a first time mom was being too cautious, however after going to others, I have seen dirty toys being removed or teachers coming in with a bin asking parents, "if you have dirty toys please place them In this bin so we can wash them." I think that would have made a big difference for me. I forget how much this was for a quarter year session... 299 or 399? Either way it wasn't for us, but give it a try if you're ok with all the above. The teachers were very nice.

Very well run Pre school for 2 to 3 Good teacher and…read moreassistants Clean and well kept. Easy parking

We were so fortunate to find Kids of Miller Place which has been operating a wonderful summer…read moreprogram for kids. Especially during the pandemic, they have provided a safe, consistent and monitored environment for my son who, as an exceptionally social little guy, has loved every minute of camp. I appreciate all of the thought they have put into making the summer as normal as possible for children with fantastic craft activities, outdoor play and exceptionally kind teachers. We are so grateful to have found Kids of Miller Place and would recommend it fully. Our son asks to stay beyond closing every day!

Within the first 6 days of the 2012-13 school year, my husband and I were informed by the Kid's…read moreQuest kindergarten teacher that our son was constantly next to her, made excessive requests to use the bathroom, required too much one to one attention, and that the school did not have the resources or staff to handle our son. Our son (who has developmental dyspraxia) will be pulled out at the end of the week at our request as we are no longer comfortable that he will be adequately cared for in this environment. I cannot speak to their competence in dealing with regular education students, I simply believe they have demonstrated that they are not willing or able to care for students moving through a special education track.

I'm not really leaving the rating for the high school itself but it was the high school that…read moresponsored the fair that we attended. We had such a good time. The kids had a good time so the trip was worth it. It cost $40 per person for unlimited rides and the games were $5-10 bucks.

We landed at Syosset high for the last fair of the year. Grabbed unlimited wrist bands for everyone…read moreand we were OFF! Everyone had fun until the teacups . Overall, I'd go back next year

Review THE OWNERS…read moreHAVE A SCHOOL AGED CHILD WHO THEY DON'T EVEN SEND THERE!!! THEY FEEL THE SCHOOL IS GOOD ENOUGH FOR YOUR KIDS BUT NOT THEIR OWN! I never write negative reviews but this is too important to ignore. When my children attended IVY LEAGUE SCHOOL there was a high rate of teachers openly showing disdain to students. There is no nurse at this school.The office staff haphazardly does the work of a nurse but are not medically trained. Worst teachers I have ever had the misfortune to deal with.Most are not certified or have masters.They are unhappy people who bring it to work with them and make a point to transfer that misery to the kids.Avoid this school.You will regret it.My children were very unhappy there. The ineptitude stretches from the teachers to the office staff.The owners have no background in education. Our children no longer attend this place and are better for it. AVOID! AVOID! AVOID!!!

The absolute worst school, they claim to want diversity, this is not true. The black and brown kids…read moreare not treated well and they know the difference. The owners have good intentions but the faculty and staff are racist to the core. My daughter was a student from age 2 to 12 years old. She is now in therapy trying the heal the years of damage from the teachers and parents. It breaks my heart to hear the stories of how bad she was treated. I feel so bad for compromising my daughters mental health for what I thought was a good education. Not a good school for Black & Brown kids. I will be happy to discuss my daughters story as her story is now part of her healing.

I can't say enough about this wonderful school. I had recently moved to the area and cased out…read moreevery daycare there was. Each and every staff member, the Director included, are genuinely good people who care very much for what they do. They would go out of their way to accommodate you if needed. I feel completely confident that when my son enters Kindergarten he will be ready. He's in the pre-school program now and does a new letter each week, with many activities reinforcing the letter or theme. Not that he remembers all of it but the improvements he has made is absolutely noticeable. If the weather is poor they use the facility upstairs like a little gym. There are many extra programs, like tumbles/yoga, indoor soccer shots, even intro Spanish. I've been to special holiday celebrations for families, date night which was awesome, coming soon, Mother's Day tea party and a wine and paint night. They are just very much involved and welcoming. Most of all my son loves it there and that makes me Happy. He had been to other schools in our former neighborhood and he cried everyday not to go. Even buckled himself back into the car seat. I feel good about this place and I would recommend it to anyone.

Loving Hands Pre school was the best school that I could have chosen for my daughter. The teachers…read moreare lovely and are the best. Every morning they greet the parents and students with a warm smile and welcome them into the class. As a parent they made me feel that my child was safe and that's very important now a days. They also got to go on a lot of field trips through the year. My favorite was the pumpkin patch in October. Bottom line this school is amazing and I would recommend every parent to send their child to this school.

Upon initial viewing of this Montessori Preschool & its teachers. It seems like a wonderful, safe…read morepreschool that actually follows & institutes the Montessori Methods, along with teachers that actually have "loving hands". COMPLETE FALSIFICATION. After my three year old (who has never been in day care or preschool) attended this school for less than 48 hours. I was told that,due to the fact that he would not sit still for circle time & follow directions (the routine of the class)-100% & that if he couldn't do so within the next 3 days (signed up for the last two weeks of the school year & paid registration fee for summer program to follow) he could no longer attend. They placed my son on a 1:1 for someone to follow him around as though he was a threat to their preschool. If you are truely familiar with the Montessori Methods.....this is not it! They appear to have the Montessori tools for learning upon viewing the school/classroom, but they do not actual follow the teaching methods of it! If your child does not follow directions 100 % & does not immediately adapt, the Directress Lenore will be very condescending, biased & down right offensively rude-even suggesting have my son evaluated for "special services." The teachers will smile so beautifully in your face just to "kick you & your child in the back." They do not possess character traits of "loving hands" nor the actual "Montessori Methods." These preschoolers today are our future & if you want to build your child's self-esteem within the educational setting-this is NOT the place.

The school is amazing in every way! The staff take so much pride in their students and making…read morelearning a fun and enjoyable experience. The sense of community is unique and nurturing. The campus is peaceful and feels magical, I wish I could have had this experience as a child. From arrival the children walk through a peaceful trail to their classrooms which overlook the water. They learn about sea life and the world. The amount of confidence that this gives children will be the core for them in the world as they grow and advance.

Our child has been at Love of Learning Montessori School since he was 3 years old. He is currently…read morein 3rd grade. We never intended to stay past Kindergarten, but the quality of instruction, and Montessori methods were a perfect fit for our son. Enrolling him was one of the best things we could have done for him. He is neurodivergent, and the teachers and school staff have worked closely and thoughtfully with us to ensure that his needs are met and that he continues to grow and learn. He has spectacular social skills, and is particularly sensitive to, and encouraging of, students who are younger than him. We are confident that when the time comes for him to make a transition, he will have a solid foundation, both in terms of academics, and socially. They foster leadership skills, public speaking skills, empathy, creativity, inclusion, and an appreciation of the outdoors. I should note that I work in education, and have done so for the past 15+ years.