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Little Friends House I & II

Little Friends House I & II

3.8(13 reviews)
1.2 mi•Flushing

I have been blessed to find a safe and happy day care for my children at Little Friend's House…read more The caregivers at LFH are truly amazing. In my opinion, one of the most important times in a child's life is from birth to childhood. That is when they are most impressionable. At that age the children are full of curiosity and soak everything around them in. LFH has provided and nurtured my three children with the foundation that has taken them through elementary, intermediate, middle and now high school. My children learned patience, compromise, humor, teamwork, sharing and much more. They have confidence and good self-esteem. These are life traits used daily now and in their future once they begin working. Traits that I, as a full time working mother, probably could not be able provide on a daily basis if I stayed home with them. While my children attend LFH, I constantly observed the caregivers. Each of the caregivers were so patient and attentive toward each child. They treated each child as individuals and showed compassion when needed. I was always amazed how they could get 10-15 children sit at a table eating, playing, reading etc. In addition, I notice the caregivers work as a team, sharing responsibilities on all levels, from crafts and age appropriate projects, to trips. (Teach by example). The activities the kids learn are engaging and peeks curiosity. Birthday celebrations are special at Little Friend's House. My children have fond memories of their time at LFH and still talk about it. I am thankful to have found LFH and grateful to Zara, Marcel, Griselda, Patricia and all the caregivers for their devotion and dedication.

This daycare is a big scam. They operate a facility without being licensed and lie to parents…read more After they are shutdown they refuse to refund parents the tuition for services not rendered. They change their phone number and do not answer phone calls. This center ruined my child's summer and put my family in serious financial hardship as we were forced to find new childcare without receiving a refund. Do not use this center and do not pay via Zelle to the owner or manager. The manager Sheila Ziari is dishonest and does not operate in good faith. There is a one star because you cannot leave a review with zero stars.

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Our Lady of Mercy R C Church

5.0(1 review)
2.0 mi•Forest Hills

Our Lady of Mercy grammer school had a high enrollment when I was a student there for eight years,…read moregraduating in 1985. Classes were small enough that all students received individual attention and the teachers made every effort to ensure the student body would be ready for the high school years that were fast approaching. In terms of size, each grade one through eight had enough students that there were two classes for each grade level, so perhaps fourty children per grade. Life was quite enjoyable as a student at OLM as I attended classes with many of the kids I grew up with in the Forest Hills area. Homework and some classroom work could be done collectively, pranks were sprung occasionally. The dress code was shirt and tie for the boys from the from first grade eventually dress jackets made their way into the required daily wear. This set a nice precedent for our future in the professional world and it was really no extra effort to gear up into our daily regalia. English and math were the strongest subject areas in OLM's curricula in my opinion, not to suggest science, history or any other subjects were lacking in any way. But once in high school, I felt I had a excellent foundation and a bit of a better start on other students from other schools. As it was a Catholic school we had events during a portion of the school year, like the May Crowning and a few others. The Sacraments of communion and confirmation although preformed in church, were learned about in school. It was not called theology, perhaps it was called religion, the name is currently evading me. Children grew through and thrived in their Our Lady of Mercy years in academics, Catholic faith and very close bonds with friends. In fact my friends in grammer school are my closest friends today, some twenty eight years later.

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The Mary Louis Academy

3.4(10 reviews)
1.3 mi

I had an exceptional time at TMLA. Yes the Principal can be very cold, judgemental and honestly a…read moredownright bitch... she certainly does seem to judge people on the way they look (weight) and how they dress (fashion). But she is the only person in this entire school who ever acted that way, and she is not involved in the daily lives of students so it never negatively impacted myself or any of the girls I knew. Every other teacher, dean and student was accepting, willing to help at any time and never once in 4 years did I experience or witness an instance of a teacher "screaming" at a student in the hallways, locker room or "degrading" anyone anywhere for that matter. My best friend (and sister for life) was also heavyset and she never had any instances of being judged by the teachers for being that way. I am very sorry for anyone who has been a rape victim but I also would not expect a high school teacher to be able to "spot the signs" of a rape victim simply because they are women, that is what counselors and therapists are for. My own experience at Mary Louis was wonderful! Yes there are "cliques" but you can expect that in any high school, whether all girl or co-ed, that is honestly just part of the high school experience everywhere unfortunately. If you're able to say that your school had no "cliques" then you're saying that because you were in one and therefore couldn't see that they existed. You only notice cliques when you're not in one! Even with the cliques I never witnessed any girls being bullied in any mean or hurtful way. Normal high school name calling and "catty" behavior maybe. But nothing that would be considered very hurtful. Even with that the deans, teachers and even other students were very quick to put an end to it. I knew three girls (one was my former friend and the other two I knew in passing) who were kicked out for being "bullies". I found the teachers to be phenomenally helpful, the courses were challenging depending on the subject matter and the teacher (it may be time for a few of the teachers to retire, they've kind of "expired"). The college preparation was incredible ...this is the huge gold star I have to give to TMLA. My first two years at college have been almost "easy" compared to the work I was doing at TMLA. I am so very proud to be a graduate of The Mary Louis Academy and I really do feel incredibly sorry for those who feel they had a bad experience for whatever reason and missed out on all the wonderful opportunities TMLA gave to me and my classmates. I am tremendously grateful that my parents were able to send me to TMLA. It was worth every single penny and I will do my best to pay them back by being the best, most independent and giving woman of dignity that I can be. That is the true legacy and product of TMLA.

Very poor communication, Punitive attitude with a complete lack of empathy from leadership…read more Individual teachers are generally caring and professional but the President chooses not to deal with complicated students.

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