Services started out great. My whole family loved my sons ABA Cindy. Once Cindy decided to get a…read morejob with the district and keep her job with BDA, BDA decided to retaliate and let Cindy go. This company doesn't understand that autistic kids need routine. You can't just take someone away thats been in their life for 3 years. My son was doing so good with her around, he really showed an extreme amount of progress. Now my son is back to hitting, crying all the time, screaming at everyone around him, frustrated, running away when mad. This company cares more about the money than the child. Since Cindy got let go, I have not heard from the company, hope they aren't collecting from my insurance still.

When I was 9 years old, I liked these people they helped me out with everything…read more When I was 19 I returned to them the last time I saw them was on March 8, 2018. I haven't seen them since.

If you have a child with a learning disability, they will get you all excited about the school with…read moreattending their open house where you're told how much they could help your child. Then you pay their expensive $100 application fee and later told that they can't accept your child. Their application process is such a scam and a total waste of time! I would not recommend! Think about it, for every $100 application fee, how much are they pocketing just to reject students without providing even a partial refund? We pay bills out here! So taking advantage of parents who are on a desperate search to find the best school for their special needs student is unacceptable!

This is a great school but the staff is more forgiving you the girls. I've experienced that the…read moremales are suspended for things the girls get off a warning for.

Peppermint Tree is excellent when you have an only child! Even if you don't require child care,…read moreaffording your child that social interaction is huge for their growth! It is also an excellent place to prepare your child for Kindergarten so they won't go in overwhelmed and scared. At home we can provide structure and learning tools but it just isn't the same as a true school environment. My son gets excited to see his teachers & his friends. He looks forward to gardening, dance parties and art projects. His overall growth has also jumped leaps and bounds from when he first started last year. So much so we extended his hours from half to full day! We also LOVE that the classes are small & the teachers build a close relationship w/ every child. Touring other schools was quite scary seeing kids screaming and overwhelmed staff. I can assure you Peppermint Tree is not and never will be that way! You also have a built in Summer Camp w/ 2 pools to accommodate all age groups. Did I mention swimming lessons, class trips, gardening, ice cream days, etc? All those things are either part of class or an option to add on. So if you are on the fence about where or if you are going to enroll your child, Peppermint Tree is definitely the Best Choice!

My child was enrolled in Peppermint Tree's summer camp. He was there for 5 hours and he was out…read more(playground & pool) from 10:30 am until 11:30 am. Then they'd go inside from noon until 3 pm. This was their time to eat and sleep! Their naptime was 2 hours. So, if you want your 4.5 year old toddler to go to summer camp and nap for 2 hours this is your place. There were no other activities as promised on the schedule we were emailed to before camp began. The schedule showed that they were going to do arts, science and so many fun things. When I asked if he was doing any of these things I was told by his teachers that most of these were happening during his pool time. Really? Isn't the establishment's responsibility to ensure that all groups get to do these "fun things?" Why should a 4.5 yr old eat and sleep from 12 pm - 3 pm. There is plenty of time for his "teachers" to read books, engage them in fun/educational activities while they're inside. So really, all that money we paid for was only for 2 hours (run around in the playground and use the pool). Our child didn't learn anything, there were no educational activities as the written schedule showed, and we basically paid for 5 hours, 3 out of which were eat and sleep! I don't recommend this place whether it is for summer camp or as a daycare. Unless you want to use it as a babysitting place, sure, then it's fine. Just don't expect your child to learn here...

For the general public, there is no program, course or training that is as powerful, eye-opening,…read moreimpactful and freeing than the work that Landmark provides. Somehow they have kept their prices unbelievably low for decades with the intention that anyone and everyone can participate in transforming themselves and creating a life that they truly love to live. It has been a vehicle for me to continuously evolve myself no matter what circumstances, good or bad, I have been dealing with - from romantic relationships to breakdowns at work to having impactful conversations with my family. Landmark has made a difference that no other amount of information from any source has made. It's hard to do the Landmark Forum justice in writing, but trust me (and the 2.5+ million people around the world who have taken it) that it will make a profound, lasting impact in the way you live your life. The organization relies heavily on the people who assist, making up a huge percentage of the transformational work "behind the scenes". Everyone who assists does so of their own volition, having received incredible value and only wanting to contribute it back to those who come after them. I have participated in Philadelphia, Washington DC and Chicago for many years and will continue doing so as long as I can!

I can't say enough about how this education has contributed to my life. The programs here are…read morepowerful and have made a profound impact in the areas of my life that matter to me the most, mainly my family and close relationships. The men and women who lead programs here are remarkable and have a commitment to others that I've never experienced anywhere. I have met some of the most amazing people since taking the Landmark Forum 8 years ago, many whom have become my best friends. This is my gym of choice for creating a life that I love. I am extremely grateful work like this exists in the world.

Kipp Schools are the worst. The principals tend to be ineffective leaders and they teachers,…read morethough well meaning, have their hands full with disrespectful and sometimes aggressive behavior from the kids.

I am a huge fan of KIPP! I appreciate the mission and values that the Knowledge is Power Program…read morestrives for every day. If you are interested in effective charter schools or the need for a different approach to education, I recommend watching the recently released documentary Waiting for Superman. KIPP is one of the schools mentioned in the documentary and is a champion in providing top notch education and child development. You won't find a more dedicated and skilled staff than the faculty of a KIPP school.

I have had the opportunity to work in the pathway school as a company when Covid was around…read morecleaning up all the areas to make it safe. They were very concerned about safety for their children great place.