Both my daughters, Victoria and Violet go there. Violet has gone through all five years. Teacher…read moreand staff are amazing her reading and writing her through the roof. We used to drive 25 minutes each way just so they could go to this particular school, highly recommend and their summer classes are outstanding.

George Mason Senior here both of my granddaughters go there I got to go see my oldest graduation…read moredad an amazing ceremony and even better cake afterwards my son and daughter-in-law seemed very happy with the place

I figured for my 100th review, why not review a place where I invested 100 grand?…read more Wright State University's School of Professional Psychology (WSU-SOPP) is a doctoral program in Dayton, Ohio. I had many options for graduate school and chose WSU-SOPP for a few important reasons: 1. The breadth and depth of the classroom and clinical experiences *WSU-SOPP offers several specialty tracks for clinical psychology including child and adolescent psychology, health psychology, forensic psychology, geriatric psychology etc. This is rare for many graduate programs to offer so many specialty area. Additionally, in order to offer such specialties, you must have the availability to gather clinical training hours at sites treating those populations. WSU has partnerships with many hospitals, schools, mental health centers etc in the area to offer the appropriate training opportunities. 2. Top notch professors * WSU-SOPP has many well known, talented professors who have their hands in the newest research, best practices, and curiosity to learn more. I have very fond memories of the professors at WSU-SOPP 3. Clinical experiences *WSU-SOPP is one of the few graduate programs that offer more than 2000 clinical practicum hours for their students. This is a huge amount of clinical hours. The program has many partners in the community and upon graduation, having so many clinical hours under your belt makes you very attractive to internships and job settings. 4. Stipends *WSU-SOPP offers stipends for almost all of the practicum placements they offer. This helps a lot, as the cost of graduate school is pretty hefty. Not every program offers stipends for clinical training. This is a huge plus! 5. Strong emphasis on Cultural Diversity *WSU-SOPP is one of the few graduate program that has such dedication to cultural Issie's as they relate to psychological issues. It is embedded in every course weather it is statistics or psychopathology. Again, many programs offer a class or two about diversity, very few consider diversity to be an integral part of the overall experience. 6. Success rates * WSU-SOPP is one of the few graduate program s that has nearly 100% internship placement. In my class of 20 or so students, we all were placed in our #1 or #2 internship placements. Most schools have 50% and think this is a good statistic. WSU-SOPP is well above this on a consistent bases. EXCELLENT! Are there any drawbacks? A few 1. Cost *Grad school is not cheap. WSU-SOPP is no exception. It was a worthwhile investment for me and I would follow the same path is I had to do it all again. 2. Location * Okay, so Dayton is not the the most attractive place to spend 3 or 4 years........ No argument there. I will say, however, that the cost of living is less than in other parts of the country and the Midwest offers some unique things to do...... Overall, I feel WSU-SOPP is a wonderful, reward ding experience and I have the success I do in my career due to my training and education.

They are ok, but in my experience advisors and professors are not understanding when it comes to…read moreadults who are working while taking classes. You would think they have experience with it being a community, but I've even had an advisor DISCOURAGE me from taking classes, while the other attempts to over load me with me classes. I've taken one class a semester multiple times at my own pace because I work very long hours. If you only go to them to make a plan for the classes you need and don't talk to them after that you'll be fine. Talking to fellow working adults and part time students, of course.

Had a very bad time working with Sinclair from the staff to the other students. Other…read morestudents/administrators will prosecute people of different beliefs or ideas. Teachers are horribly untrained. I entered for real estate exited very quickly wife is in the nursing program and it's been one hoop after another. From exiting, entering, learning, getting help, the teaching, the teachers, and the interface it's like nothing else.

We've been members of the YMCA since the beginning of the year and are very happy with it. With…read morethat being said, this is not my home branch so I am only reviewing based on what I have experience with. This is the nicest of the all the branches I frequent and the newest. They have a huge parking lot and the building itself is huge. This is probably the biggest Y I've been too as well. The front desk staff was very nice and helpful on where to direct me as someone new. The childcare area is very, very big and if you do between 8am-11am busy since this is when all the classes are typically offered. Even though they were busy I didn't feel like it was too much for the people working. They also have a blocked off area for small babies, which I liked since my son was only about 8-10 weeks when we went. The weight room is really large and has plenty of equipment. It's busy every time I've been there, but not over crowded. There are plenty of rooms so they offer the most diverse classes compared to the other Y's in the area. I found the gymnastic to be a bit small and the track was fine, but I think West Carrollton's is designed better because of the natural light from the windows. Like I said, the nicest and biggest Y I've been too, but I find it too crowded for me.

Staff is not very friendly. Most of what they say is "check the app"…read more A week ago when I signed up for the Y, in my packet came a weekly class list. I showed up for a class today at 1 o'clock and no one was there. When I went to the desk, they were kind of dismissive. "If nobody's there it was probably canceled. Did you check the app?" They should know their audience. A lot of people are older and don't want to work apps. And with that being said, why would you hand me a weekly class list that is not correct? I also asked the front desk three times in the week I've belonged, where a class was located. None of them said "oh it's right here or it's right there." Every one of them had to pull up the app or go to the monitor and pull up a class. Shouldn't the front desk know more about what's going on and what classes are being held and where they are in the gym? I don't know. It's kind of souring me.

I only have experience with one level but have had two kids there and we have been very happy with…read morethe teachers and the new principal. We would definitely recommend this school for those looking for a Montessori experience.

We have been at Creative World of Montessori since 2019 (my child's preschool, kindergarten, first,…read moreand second grade). We loved the school and felt our child was in a supportive, nurturing, yet balanced environment. Then this current school year came. Our child's lead teacher abruptly quit. We still haven't been notified by the administration as to why this change, only complaints from the current teacher and no answers from the principal when I talked on the phone and email and in person to both the teacher and principal. We only left these conversations feeling more confused (no answers or solutions, only projection and gaslighting). My child's classroom has not been a pleasant one and we have been unable to effectively communicate or resolve issues with the current teacher.  Then, the principal quit. We have made the difficult yet necessary decison to take our child out of this school mid-year. I do not recommend this school for your child. Too many secrets and not enough clear communication. When there is not clear and transparent communication, push back when I ask questions about my child's learning, and an obvious disconnect from teachers and administration, I do NOT trust the people who are in charge of my child's safety and learning for an entire day. We hate this school so much we are willing to leave money on the table for the sake of our family's mental well-being. We are so disappointed in you, CWCC inc. (company that owns Creative World of Montessori).

Ally child care is hands down the best child care facility around! The facility is so clean, staff…read moreis well trained and attentive to all the children's needs, and the lesson plans for all ages helps you communicate and grow their education at home too. We are so happy we found Ally and recommend them to anyone looking for child care!

As a parents, we had no experience with daycares. It was difficult to choose a location. We wanted…read morea place that would be safe, educational, and close to our office. We found what we were looking for and more with Childtime! Ally Child Care. We appreciate that the teachers are actually teaching and not just "watching" them. The staff and facility is amazing! Would recommend this place to parents

Everyone is so friendly and helpful from the other students, members, and instructors. The director…read moreMeg Smallwood is thorough in technical instruction and an eternal cheerleader for creativity. I have taken two classes with her and tried several other instructors as well and I've learned a lot from seeing varying technique, instruction type, and styles. I recommend this studio to experienced potters, absolute beginners, and those looking for a community creative space to belong to.

I took the wheel throwing level 4 class this winter and had an excellent experience. This was my…read morefirst class I have taken at this studio and although other class members all knew each other, I found everyone to be extremely welcoming, friendly, and helpful. The class instructor was very knowledgeable and always available to answer questions, gave insightful demos, and helped class members when stuck on a project. Each class features a demonstration on a new skill plus time for questions, and time to practice the skill. Open studio time each weekend can be used to practice and to create anything you'd like to make. I have enjoyed it so much, I've already signed up for a hand building class next session. Prices here are equivalent to other pottery studios in Central Ohio, but this studio has more of a community feel than other for-profit entities.

Being a military mom, it is hard to be away from family. The worry of finding the best care is…read moredaunting , however... our family has been soooo lucky to have found this center. Our oldest has been through the entire infant 1 to graduating Pre-K at this location. The staff there are wonderful. Stacie and Amanda run an amazing center. The center is clean, the education programs are great, and communication is amazing. We always know what's going on with our girls! It'll be hard to top this experience when we leave.

Won't give answers over the phone on availability. Makes you waste your time to go see them and…read morethen tells you there are no openings. Very sketchy.