Came here for the first time to attend my nieces high school graduation. The staff here all seem to…read morebe very nice & attentive as I arrived early and had to sit in the main lobby for a few before being instructed to go to the gym where the ceremony was being held. I watched each child be greeted with kind-hearted attention by the front office staff. The ceremony was nothing short of amazing, a beautiful tear jerker and humbling experience to see all of these wonderfully made children set & achieve their own uniquely individual goals. The mayor of the city (Yonkers) took time out of his day, attended and presented the graduates with their diplomas. Very well put together program and a moving experience for all. Congrats graduates and excellent job to the staff.

When you have a disabled child that is non verbal and can't do things for themselves you want to…read moremake the best choice for your child and their educational needs. I visited the school and I was excited because the school was in a good building and it had everything that my son needed. When my son first started he was supposed to have a 1 on 1 aid and when I checked in a few times he didn't , it took the school some time but they finally hired a local young lady to work with him with in a few weeks even though they knew months in advance that he was starting. My biggest disappointment was my son coming home filthy with dried up food on his face that had probably been there since lunch that no one bothered to wipe off and stained clothing. How embarrassing and disappointing to have to take him off the school bus that way in the afternoon. I complained to my school district but nothing changed even though the school got the complaint. I just couldn't comprehend why if they hired an aid for him and him only why couldn't she take care of one child, why did he have to look like no one cared about him. If I could have pulled him out of the school and kept him home I would have. My sons aid or teacher hardly ever wrote in his communication book that I sent with him daily unless there was something that they needed or they thought he wasn't feeling well. He did one year there and I couldn't wait to get him out of that school. I won't be bias, I talked to another parent that I know that sends her daughter there and she was happy so everyone's experience is different. What I would say to any parent with special needs children, if you're unhappy with a program, find another program that you're happy with.

Susan Varsames is the special educator who changed the trajectory of our son David's life. With her…read moreprofessionalism, knowledge, techniques and abilities, Susan opened up a whole new world of possibilities where David could do things we were told he would never be able to by the many doctors we had taken him to. Susan is a person of integrity and insists on the that being a priority with any staff member she hires. She is on top of the latest research and science as it relates to the population she treats. Of all the therapies, doctors, treatments and paths we've pursued over the years with David, Susan Varsames is the one that stands out as having made the most impact on his life. I couldn't recommend her or her center more highly.

Susan and her team taught us and our daughter so much. We are very lucky to have met her and have…read moreher a part of our lives. The team is outstanding and we will always know that the progress our daughter has made through her life is a direct result of those early days with Susan.

Unfortunately, we didn't check reviews on this place before our horrible experience. Now I see this…read moreis a consistent pattern with Achieve Beyond. We waited for weeks to have our son evaluated just to have the therapist no call, no show. To us, there is nothing more unprofessional than not even bothering to call. This isn't a hair appointment you can just blow off. This is our child's well being. I'm sickened by these reviews and wondering how this place can still be open. If these people are assigned to you, request a new one.

I cannot express how grateful I am that I came across a team like Achieve Beyond. Not only do they…read morefollow through with the company's mission statement, but the team does not stop at anything to make sure every child is meeting and exceeding their goals. I would highly recommend Achieve Beyond to anyone looking for services for their child.

I wish I never sent my child to this school. I had too many unfortunate events at this school. If I…read morecould give this program a zero I would! This school is terrible! They don't follow protocol nor do they care about the safety of your child. I would never refer any parent to this school. It's So unfortunate that you can't trust a special needs school to properly care for your child. I hope other parents of special needs children don't ever go through this kind of disappointment and heartbreak.

We've had such a positive experience in our first year at Alcott Montessori. The teachers are…read morecaring and engaged, the structure provides a great balance of independence and routine, and communication with families is super consistent .

My daughter attended Alcott for ages 2-5. She is now a kindergartener, and we are so grateful for…read moreher experiences at Alcott. The teachers at Alcott are absolutely wonderful, and created an excellent introduction to school and learning. The program is Montessori and ages are mixed in 3-5s, which we loved, because the older children lead the younger children. My daughter learned more than her letters and numbers, she learned to be confident in her self, and kindness. Alcott prepared her for kindergarten, but also fostered curiosity and a love of learning. We plan on sending her younger sister when she is old enough.

Upon visiting the law school I went into the cafeteria to eat. I was immediately greeted by Kathy…read more She saw I was nervous and approached me asking me if I was okay. Not only did she make me feel right at home by showing me where everything was, she was very polite and caring. She helped me every step along the way. She even introduced me to students that clearly love and think highly of her. It is apparent that She has gained much respect amongst the student body. She really made a point to make me feel special. She appointed me to the grill where Kevin was working. He was also very attentive and recommended what to order, and it was definitely a great choice! This was just altogether a GREAT experience!

From the owner: The Center for Continuing Legal Education (Pace CCLE) was established at Pace Law School 20 years…read moreago with four goals in mind: first, to provide high quality legal education to practicing attorneys that meets the requirements and standards of the NYS Continuing Legal Education; second, to cultivate and steward a relationship between the Law School and its alumni; third, to build and cultivate relationships with the local practicing legal community, the judiciary and the Law School ; fourth, to create a revenue stream for the Law School.

Dramatic pragmatics has helped so much by helping my child make new friends and he has also…read morelearned how to problem solve and keep his cool the office staff are so nice and easy to work with and the therapists are amazing they are so well trained and you are always able to speak to them about a problem about school or an after school activity so the therapist can focus on that skill I have had a amazing experience with this program and highly recommend it

I cannot begin to tell you how much they have helped my daughter!! Amazing program with caring…read morestaff/therapists. Highly recommend, my daughter loves going, and it's helped in many areas. Most notably, social skills. Thank you, DP!

Working with Divya, my child made great progress in correcting the pronunciation of his Rs. She was…read morealways patient with him, even when he got frustrated, and worked hard to make speech therapy fun. She also identified some structural issues that might be contributing to his articulation disorder, and helped refer us to appropriate medical professionals who could address them. Through the COVID-19 lockdowns and restrictions, she was very flexible in working with us to find accommodations and solutions that we were all comfortable with, including a period of virtual therapy. I wouldn't hesitate to work with her again with my younger child, if necessary.

From the owner: People often wonder what does speech therapy encompass? The clinician is well versed in addressing…read morethe areas below, which are commonly seen as symptoms of a broader disorder/ diagnosis: Delayed Talkers, Oral-Motor Impairments, Childhood Apraxia of Speech, Language Disorders, Speech Sound Disorders, Feeding Difficulties/Disorders, Thumbsucking Cessation & Orofacial Myofunctional Disorders. Focus is on the pediatric population, and providing individual therapy sessions. Sessions are tailored to meet the needs of the child; they can be play based for younger students, more structured for older students, or a combination as best suited.

This school gets high ratings for turning out students who can actually bring an education with…read morethem ... seeing students from other districts graduate without the ability to put together a simple sentence or complete basic math is the norm these days. BH is a solid district. Only issue we endured was with an ineffective nurse at the high school. She was transferred to another school, but should not have been there in the first place. They have a small special education department and a strong athletic curriculum

This school district, specifically pointing towards HCC is not a pleasant or comfortable…read moreenvironment for your child to grow and learn in. The staff and students in my experience are very rude and not understanding. They do not welcome those who are different or those who are not willing to be just like the rest. Everyone in the school is the same, which makes it easier for your child to stand out and get bullied by the other children. Not only that but it is harder for new students to make friends. The dress code at this "school" which is more like a prison than anything, is outraging. Girls bodies are not responsible for boys thoughts and they should be able to control their actions at an age like that. In conclusion this school is just not the way to go. Sincerely , bb

Don't send your child here. They charge more than Harvard for tuition and their services are…read moresubpar. They aren't any better at teaching than a public school and public schools have better resources. The former owners are very sketchy and the people who bought it are even sketchier.

I had an excellent experience with GEG. Their tutors are patient and knowledgeable and were willing…read moreto work through a variety of media to help me prepare for my standardized tests! I ended up doing far better (350 points!) on the SAT than my PSAT would have led me to believe!