I love this cntr they have supportive to my family and i mean very attentive they really care about…read moreothers they are genuine they have a very good and healthy food selection sturdy good clean clothing , school supplys, hygien products and diapers they help support familys to give them other options and avenues to better thier lives i say God is good Amen

This school sucks I…read morepayed so much money just to get horrible teachers who don't teach. Watch out for Lisa moran and sue pinto. They are mean and won't help when i need it. The school is so old and the bathrooms are full of crack heads. NEVER GO HERE

I currently attend La Salle and absolutely love it. the teachers are very much involved and…read moreencouraging you to succeed and they really do care about they're jobs and the lives of they're students. The classes are challenging, but it would be boring if they were easy so I really enjoy and struggle at the same time with the challenges and the hard tests and assignments they throw my way. Highly recommend if you are looking at La Salle for yourself or your child.

These guys are really great! Good tutors. They helped us with mathematics. Would recommend.read more

I used the tutor service 4 math High School level for my daughter. The Tudor was very accommodating…read moreand communicated very well with scheduling and any changes necessary. Helped my daughter a lot with understanding or math homework.

I would not recommend this facility for child care…read more The majority of the staff don't seem to enjoy children --there is no sense that the teachers actually enjoy children. We found the staff to be rather rigid in their teaching & discipline styles. They don't seem to be able to adapt to a specific child's needs. They are frequently understaffed. Always sending out messages to get parents to "volunteer" to skip school/pick up the kids after they've been dropped off. They offer you "credit" if you do this, but the "credit" is significantly less than their daily rate...so essentially you are paying them so you can watch your own kid?!? And if they don't get enough volunteer pick ups, they'll just close classrooms, meaning you can't come to school/you have to pick up your kid after drop off AND you don't get any compensation at all--you are paying them full price so that you can watch your own child. Heaven help you if your kiddo ends up in a class with one of the director's / teacher's kids. They let those kids run wild and pretty much run the classroom. The directors clearly favor a couple staff members over others. That whole situation is super awkward to be peripherally involved in and observe. It reminds me of mean girls in high school...so awkward and not something to appreciate having to see when I'm paying this much for allegedly professional care givers. The cost of enrollment is astonishingly high, even compared to other facilities. They don't do anything there to justify a higher price point--they don't have better staffing ratios, don't offer more activities or provide better food. On top of that, you are expected to help cater a seemingly endless number of meals for teacher appreciation. The formal "teacher appreciation week" consisted of several breakfasts and lunches and the food requests were bizarrely specific. There are several more times throughout the year that you are expected to help cater meals for staff. Overall, I felt that this facility treats the kids as economic units. Their priority is making money, that's it. The facility is clean. Sometimes they have good teachers, but usually the good ones leave within ~12 mos, likely due to the toxic environment. I have heard from others that the care is better for the babies (like up to 18 mos or so). I don't have experience with that at Goddard.

I really have nothing bad to say about this school at all. Loved all the teachers. Highly organized…read moreand efficient. Feels safe for my child. He just graduated and I feel so grateful that we found this school for my son. Miss Katie and Lisa in the "Wise Owls" or 4-5 year old class have been there for as long as my son went there. So at least 3 years. When you see a daycare with high employee retention, they are doing something right. It's a play based school and that was a great fit for my little boy. Highly recommend.

We have been very pleased with the entire process at Mathnasium for our Daughter. She has been…read moremaking great progress improving her math skills and she really enjoys the environment and assistance that she is receiving.

Like? You do it all so well: Your ability to explain. Your ability to successfully share the joy of…read morelearning. Your ability to make math make sense. Thank You!

I hired some of these sitters to watch my children early in the mornings. Bunch of college kids who…read morethink it's entertaining to go through other peoples things and cause chaos... not all of them were this way, but I have never dealt with such childish behavior in adults before.

I would avoid this agency if at all humanly possible. I was in a situation where I desperately…read moreneeded a reliable nanny and saw their name mentioned on a Nextdoor post. When I contacted them, they were kind and assured me they would find someone who would be the "perfect fit" for our family. But I soon found out that dealing with this company is like communicating with a bunch of flaky college roommates. It was one disappointment after another-- offering me nannies that were actually not available for the days/times we needed, not getting back to me, etc. This is an added stress you definitely do NOT need when trying to find a trustworthy caregiver for your kids. Not only did they not find someone for me, but they haven't checked in once to see if I'm still looking. So much for finding that perfect fit. I ended up finding someone through care.com. I wish I avoided College Nannies and Tutors from the start!

Stopped by a couple times, really cool gardens! Everyone is super friendly and very helpful with…read morequestions. The crows loved the pond they recently put in, they were super fun to watch! You can tell that they do lots of good for the community :)

As if there weren't tens of reasons to love Brentwood Park already. In taking a lovely spring walk…read morearound the park, I peeked across the street and found the Learning Gardens Laboratory! This area consists of twelve acres of gardening, orchard and teaching space that partners with Portland Parks, PSU, OSU and Portland Public Schools. They grow and harvest organic produce that goes to the Portland community, and they teach language arts, science, and social studies to sixth graders from the neighboring Lane Middle School with a gardening focus. It appears very well organized and they have volunteering opportunities, for anyone looking to do a little gardening and learn a bit in the process. I walked out with a bag of chard just for stopping in at the right time. Can't think of what I'll do with it, but I'm thrilled to take a piece of this wonderland home with me, along with a cool new volunteering opportunity to add to my list!