We love our local Highlands Mathnasium Center! This has been the best thing we have done for our…read moreyoung little student! Highly recommend!

Mathnasium has been amazing for my public school kiddo and is well worth the investment! Before we…read morestarted she was crying every night when she had to do her math homework. We took her in for a free assessment and she was well below grade level which we suspected, but they have quickly gotten her back up to speed by going back and making sure she had the fundamentals down and building from there. They have made math fun for her, and most importantly have boosted her confidence. Now she is breezing through her math problems on her homework. Can't recommend Mathnasium enough!

We love it here! Our 7 year old/2nd grader has been struggling with reading. Through the assessment…read moreprocess the great people at Sylvan discovered that he was missing a lot of foundational phonics and vocabulary. School progress was stifled as he fell more and more behind. The program itself is designed to target kid - specific problem areas. Parents meet with staff once a month to discuss progress, the organization of it all is impressive. It's been a relief to see his reading improve in ways we really couldn't have addressed through at home reading. I wish we'd signed him up sooner!

There is a new owner and manager since the review below from 2019, and I can't see anything like…read moreshe is describing happening now. My son has made a great connection with his tutor, who thoroughly explains his high school level math. His tutor is also helping him stay organized and motivated through this the school-during-pandemic difficult time. There are good covid precautions and cleaning. I am able to reschedule easily as some other extracurricular activities open up. Highly recommend!

My kid couldn't have asked for a better tutoring experience; she loved her tutors (Geometry and…read moreChemistry), excelled in her subjects and felt absolutely comfortable with her tutor. Soon after she started taking sessions at Eduwizards, we saw an improvement in her test scores and overall grades. She also did SAT prep there and was extremely happy with the results.

Very helpful information to narrow down school choices for our move. Customize to our child's…read moreneeds.

We have been in touch with Jen for several years about moving to Denver. We previously had three…read morekids in three private schools because they all had different needs (bright, one needs some help, etc.). Jen met with our kids a few summers and was able to recommend a few options where we could put them all in one school. She went above and beyond to make introductions in a few schools and she really got to know our kids. We are so grateful for her friendship and personal touch.

CMA is a community music school that has served the region for over 25 years. As a piano and…read morevoice student, I've seen toddlers as young as 18 months old playing in a group that introduces toddlers to music, and adults 40 to 88 years young singing in a Broadway ensemble group or playing in the jazz band. The faculty is engaging and fun and the community feels like a second family. I can't recommend CMA enough!

What a miserable experience and we didn't even get as far as the music lesson! This business is so…read morebadly run that it's mind boggling. First of all, I called to enquire about music lessons 4 months ago and finally, they called me back one month ago! I believed that I had set up 3 trial voice lessons for my daughter starting today, dates booked in, teacher info received - they took my credit card details, the dates and times were confirmed over the phone, and I put them in my diary. Today we showed up and there was no lesson - the answer? 'Oh, I'm sorry, we're very backed up, you're one of the new people aren't you'. 'Oh, I see you here in the folder that I haven't got to you yet (4 weeks later) and we've given your slot away to someone else'. This is on top of the enquiry I made about cello lessons for my son. That enquiry took 3 weeks to respond to. They left me a voicemail, I got back immediately and left them a voicemail then....nothing, another 2 weeks to get a response from that call. After a couple of mumbled apologies today, I left furious having taken time out of my day to get my daughter there on time for something that was confirmed one month ago. This business doesn't deserve any success, if you can even call it a business.

Excellent advice. Clear and actionable guidance. Loaned my materials to a friend whose oldest son…read morewas really acting out (drinking and driving, leaving alcohol in car, drugs in room, stealing lawn mowers in neighborhood and selling). I forced my friend to use my resources. He liked the advice so much, he asked to loan to someone else with problems. He took action with his son, and completely turned him around - very quickly. Today, the son is a very successful businessman.

My first encounter with Love and Logic was over three decades ago, and I am still loving it. I…read moreattended classes for myself when my children were young and applied the successful tools I learned. In my early childhood career, I have worked with several parents who came to me seeking advice on how to raise their children. I referred them to many Love and Logic resources and found nearby classes for them to attend. The responses I received were nothing but gratitude. Recently, I purchased the Love and Logic curriculum to direct these classes in my community. I have reached out to the institute a few times asking questions, and the support I got was professional, polite, and helpful. I highly recommend the Love and Logic Institute.

Great school! We have two children in elementary there and they have learned and grown so much…read more The teachers truly care about the students and do a great job helping them individually.

Our children love this place. Safe environment and strict entrance and pickup. Clean and…read moreinnovated teaching practices.

My 14-month-old daughter used to attend Goddard School Erie at Vista Ridge. She was often crying at…read morepick up and shaking her head 'no' and crying at drop off with the teacher. This was very uncharacteristic of her. One Monday, at pick up my daughter was the only child left and I found her in a corner by herself crying. I was unable to settle her or get her to stop crying until after we got home that night. The teacher told me that my daughter was isolated like that after the other children had been picked up to work on 'regulating her emotions' (at just over a year old?). On Wednesday that week, when I picked her up, she was hysterical (again, this is very unlike her at home or in previous daycare). There was another child still in the class and a second teacher present this time. When I went to lift her up, the teacher told me that my daughter's hair was wet because "she needed to be spritzed a couple of times to help her regulate her emotions when she would not stop crying." I then noticed that her hair was soaked. I looked at the teacher in shock and she pointed at the wall where several spray bottles were hanging up and she stated that "some kids actually like being sprayed." I left immediately to gather myself and calm my child. I then emailed the director and requested an immediate meeting. We requested that a letter be sent to families of other children that could have also been treated this way by their teacher. Since a letter has yet to come out, and may never, I feel responsible to share our story with others. This is especially important since children in these classrooms aren't yet able to communicate these things with us. Ultimately, we lost trust in the school. Felt like there is a big miss here in terms of teacher education and general oversight in the classrooms. We pulled our daughter out. She has since joined a new daycare and is thriving. I am hopeful that the state licensing agency can help the school to reach the standard of other Goddard schools that we have previously known and loved.