If I could give this school zero stars I would. This is definitely the worst Nursing school in the…read moreworld. THEY ARE NOT ACCREDITED check the Ohio board of Nursing website. They do not want to help you and the dean of nursing is rude and disrespectful. I have never seen anything like this. This entire school is a joke. They had no HESI entrance exam and that's because they need to get people in to stay open. Their NCLEX passing rate is LOWWWWW. DO NOT GO TO THIS SCHOOL RUNNNNNN

My experience with AIAM evening PN program was a nightmare! The most dehumanizing school I have…read moreever attended. I am convinced they are running this school for profit and lack empathy and sympathy towards their students. Despite being a straight A's and B's student, the teachers at AIAM would fail me and my classmates as they pleased, without being held accountable. This teacher's actions were not only unethical, but also had a negative impact on the students' education and mental well-being. It is concerning that someone who was not cleared by their doctor to teach was still allowed to do so, putting her students at risk. The failure of the entire class is a clear indication of her incompetence as an educator. The Director of Nursing does not know how to do her job, and the school shows no concern for the success of their students. In my class, we were split into two groups and our teacher had to go back and forth between the two classes, resulting in inadequate teaching and a high failure rate. Despite this, the school would still place the blame on the students for not understanding the material when they never properly taught us. It seems like they are always looking for any reason to fail their students. This school lacks professionalism and effective communication from teachers. There is no clear curriculum and changes are made without informing or teaching the students the new methods. Students are not given the support and guidance they need to succeed. This may be due to discrimination against students of color. Additionally, when students try to address their frustration and disappointment, they are treated poorly or punished.It is not worth sacrificing your mental health, money, and time at this school. It is better to go anywhere else.

Pros: good location around a lot of stores to keep parents entertained while kids are in tutoring…read more Very welcoming staff. Low teacher/student ratio per group. Versatile teaching possibilities. Monthly contract, not quarterly or yearly. Reasonable rates. Cons: requires students to do work independently through the week, which is added homework time. Not necessarily a bad thing, but parents should be advised they will need to be involved in their kids learning. visited this center today for my 7 year old daughter in 2nd grade. She is struggling with reading comprehension, and the supervisor was very thorough in both testing my daughter, assessing hers and explaining everything to me. He knew all of the students and parents by name. A very personable atmosphere. There is a max of four students per table, which means it's a low teacher/student ratio. There are half hour slots and also full hour slots. Can attend once or twice a week depending on the kids needs. I look forward to seeing how my daughter improves

These guys were GREAT!! We miss them but had to move unfortunately. None in Newark. They always…read morekept you updated with missed punches and other things, took pictures & posted them on an app for you to see of what kiddos up to, and actually greeted you every time you walked in & made you feel welcome. They were able to manage some difficult kids too. Teaching good manners & other such positive things makes this a great place to take your child. They even try to work things out for you. We had an over childcare aged boy with learning issues & they kept him for another year or two. Can't ask for more than that. Right on guys!

I love this daycare. All my girls attend this daycare. Brook, the assistant director has been…read morenothing short of amazing. Any issues I have, or any questions, she answers immediately. I am extremely thankful she is there because I know my daughters are all in amazing hands.

Enrollment was easy and quick, I took the accelerated week class and ms sherry was able to teach a…read morevast amount of drinks efficiently in a short amount of time. Her knowledge is impressive and she is very motivating

As the program started I had no idea what to expect but Sherry made up for an incredible…read moreexperience. Both fun and informative. She goes in depth on the drinks and also has the answer to any questions you may have about your future as a bartender. This place is a most if you wan to become a bartender.

This Kindercare location is simply wonderful. We have been there for 3.5 years, and have had…read morenothing but great experiences with their very special staff. Our daughter has Autism and they have been such a blessing in our support structure for her. While attending there she has blossomed socially, verbally, and academically. When we started, she was almost non verbal and they did so much to provide a setting where she felt comfortable and could thrive. She has moved through several rooms in our time there, with the goal of getting her up to speed with her peers. Thru the different rooms, each of the teachers have been extremely caring and accommodating to her needs. Additionally, the director and assistant director are proactive communicators and really take the time to get to know each family.

I am a children's performer with over 30 years of experience. Mister Pickles. Every summer I…read moreperform for daycares and libraries, festivals and fairs. I came to the Lewis center kindercare on June 27th, after being booked by the director Trish Pisano. I am supposed to be paid, as stated in the PERFORMANCE AGREEMENT/INVOICE by check the day of performance. But I was told by the director that the check was in the mail. She refuses to make any effort to make sure I am paid for the job she booked me for. The same excuse has been given to me EVERYTIME I call for the last 6 weeks. Every daycare I have performed at has paid me up front. I gave a wonderful performance and made the children laugh and smile, and walked away been stiffed. I do not recommend this day care to anyone.... And I go to day cares for a living.

The turnover isn't great. We made the difficult decision to leave and we're very happy that we did…read more The care for the cost wasn't worth it.

We chose Primrose Schools for mainly 2 reasons the accessibility to my work also downtown and the…read morecurriculum for its students. But we quickly realized there were so many other reasons to love Primrose schools, especially including its staff. The teachers are so personable, professional, and confident. They can command a classroom and respect the kids at the same time. My kid has been going to primrose for about 2 years and in that time, he has learned to walk, talk, and express opinions. The teachers have commented on how much he's grown and how fun it has been to watch. I have to give a special shoutout to Ms. Morris, Ms. Patrick, and Mr. Blake for always being above and beyond teachers during this time. I have been impressed with the programs and curriculum Primrose has provided. My kid comes home telling me about electricity and recycling, or how plants grow or about a story they read in class every day. He thrives in their academic environment. Primrose has been such a support in my parenthood journey and I would recommend it to anyone who needs an elevated daycare experience.

Are you looking to kill your husband, or get the rona, or get the worst case of gonnaherpasifalade…read moreyou've ever witnessed. Then this place is for you. I witnessed a baby with green snot crawl up to my child, pop his pacifier out of his mouth and inject it in mine. 2 days later I've never been sicker. I swear they do the work of CDC, and WHO. I fear this place with my every being. This place will break you down if you aren't careful.

4 years later and our oldest kids still go here along with our new little one. I can't say enough…read moregreat things about the staff and facility! Our kiddos love it and get sad when they have to miss a day :)

Worst childcare experience ever. Please take a look at the google review posted by Courtney 2 years…read moreago, and we went through an almost an identical situation. A simple Google search of 'Dublin Learning Academy ABC News' will reveal another instance of the management's incompetence as well. Our 3-year-old attended this daycare for 6 months with the intention of staying until kindergarten. However, due to the toll it took on our mental well-being, we had to switch. Initially, we were pleased with the teacher in the potty-training room. However, towards the end of our child's time there, the daycare changed their potty-training expectations without informing us. One day, our child came home with an unexpected accident and the director informed us about our child would be moved to a different classroom with younger children without any prior notice. Despite our attempts to communicate with the director and owner via email and phone, our requests for feedback on establishing clear expectations for our child's transition were met with radio silence. It became evident that they had little concern for the well-being of our child. We shared our communication with friends and family, who were appalled that such words could come from a childcare provider. It was an absolute nightmare. In short, the management team at this center is unprofessional, lacking in communication skills, and fails to prioritize the needs of the children in their care. Don't trust the director's words during the tour; they won't address real issues affecting your child and will make decisions without considering your child's best interests or informing the parents beforehand.

My son attended DLA just for a short time until we were able to find a more affordable option. The…read morecare he was given was wonderful, and he was well taken care of. We got pictures through Tadpoles every day and he looked like he was enjoying himself. The director was very kind and accommodating for a first time mom. We decided to switch care centers for a few reasons: The deposit was pretty hefty, and the tuition for the infant room was $1400/ month. I personally couldn't afford that much, and was able to find another facility down the street they was less, for the same level of care. One thing I have to say is that my son got very sick while there, in just one month. I don't believe it had anything to do with the caregivers not trying their best to sanitize- I believe they did. However, if kids contract a disease like HFM and have to be out for a whole week, there is NO tuition relief. I paid full tuition just to send him for 5 total days in a whole month. ( he was that sick!) If there is a diagnosed illness going around the room, the only way that I was notified was with a tiny 8/10in printed piece of paper on the door of the room. If I would have known there was "hand foot and mouth"in the room, I wouldn't have sent him for a few days. However, since they don't immediately notify parents with a message, and I live 30 mins away, there's nothing I could do. I had to drop him off in the infected room, and of course he got sick. (And I also caught HFM and a flu bug in two weeks time) my whole family was ill. Overall, DLA met my expectations, but if my son is going to be THAT sick all the time from daycare, I can't afford to pay full tuition if he's out for weeks at a time. If there was some sort of policy where there was tuition relief for major illness, I would reconsider. Also, I think it's a parents' right to know immediately with a phone call or message if there is a contagious illness in the room BEFORE drop off. (Not just a note on the door) This is why we ultimately made the choice to move.