I signed up my daughter for this school's summer program in Feb. Last week Wednesday, I was sent…read morean invoice for the full first month payment plus $300 in fees. Total charge was $2,400 for one month of summer camp. The price is not my main issue. Its the manner in which they bill and THREATEN. I usually send my daughter to Lightbridge which has smaller class sizes and is a better school IMO and have never been billed in that manner. Apple Montesorri billing practice is threatening and predatory in nature. On Monday, 3/20, I received an email indicating paymment should in full in 2 days or "your application will be denied". . I didnt want my daughter to attend a school with such practices so I didnt pay tge inviice forgetting that I had given them my credit card info. . My card was charged on Friday 3/24. Today on 3/27, I contacted them telling the school I'm no longr interested in their summer program. They claim I cant reverse the charge and my daughter must attend their summer program that starts 2 months away. I've already called my bank to reverse the charge. But had to leave a review as this practice is predatory and manipulative. I only wanted my daughter to attend due to the daily swim classes n activities. But I could not in good faith support a school thats so impersonal and threatens parents. Their proram doent start till after July 4 by tge way. We're still in March!.

The school used to be very good and it used to feel like family. But, now the overall experience…read morehas deteriorated. The only thing school really cares about is money and how to get more money from parent's pockets. We had a very bad experience when they started charging us for AM and PM care randomly for being 1 or 2 minutes late or early. When we tried to explain that the timestamps appear to be made up(which they were - I had proof), they just charged us anyway(without authorization). Even when the assistant director told us that there was an error on their part, the tuition director didn't refund us the charge. Following is what I observed in being ~4 years with the school: 1. They find new ways of getting money from parents. 2. Their fast track program($100 per month) is a waste. When the teacher of this program left, the school didn't inform the parents about it and kept charging us. 3. Even the tution director who does the billing doesn't know the correct buffer pick or drop times for the parents. These buffer times changed when I exchanged emails with her. Earlier it was said that it's 10 minutes for morning but later this was changed to 15 minutes in the same email thread.(looks like a scam to me) Their payment system has been designed to make holes in parent's pockets: 1. There is no free AM or PM care, and buffer times vary based on whom you ask. 2. During covid they did close classrooms for weeks, but we as parents never asked for refund. They should have at least brought it up. We kept our kids home and never said that we need money back for services we never got. 3. Fast track classes are charged $100 per month. Why would you charge for extra class when it should be available for every kid paying the monthly tuition? I can't give less than 1 on review, but if they keep going on this path then parents like us will keep leaving this school. Please do not send your kid to this school. Stars for the management : 0

We have been part of the Lightbridge family for 4 years. Lightbridge of Wayne has been great for…read moreour daughter. The staff, administration and teachers have gone above and beyond! As a parent I've seen first hand what a good school can do for a child! The pathways are phenomenal, the teachers are always making sure the children are doing well. The staff is very transparent and available to the families. Lightbridge of Wayne has exceeded our expectations! Special mention to Sumit, Lightbridge functions as fantastic as it does because of the kind person you are. Thank you.

We started our son at Lightbridge Academy in Wayne in January 2020 and he loved it! The classrooms…read moreare clean and neat, the toys and games are educational and engaging and the staff is amazing with the kids as well as keeping the parents informed and up to date on all activities and changes, esp during the last few months. Our son is so excited to start school again next week and see his friends and teachers.

This is a shout out for the following Spa 23 staffers that go over and above helping me get fit!!…read morePatty Jen Bnana Brooks Jan Smith

I was at Spa23 for 4-5 months as I had to shift to focus on low impact workouts. They offer classes…read moreand have a swimming pool which was what I was looking for. Their membership is high if you compare it to other places in the area that offer the same exact, and even better, classes - at the time I joined, I did not know the Wayne Community Center offered those, and I wish I had because they charge 50% less than Spa23 and have amazing trainers. In all honesty, I'm disappointed at how they handled my last billing. I had decided to set up personal training sessions with a trainer named Ricky, I trusted him and my mistake was not asking questions when we sat down to sign the contract, however, as an employee, he should've made sure I understood what I was signing - he did not explain what his rates were, nor how much I'd be billed for the month, so they billed me $212! I had already moved and canceled my membership with them, but they still billed my account. The person that reached out to me to explain the situation was nice, but no resolution was given - I'm now 45 minutes from Spa23, my money was never refunded, and credits for a different service can't be given. I know people who had gone to Spa23 and ended up leaving, both trainers and members, due to their dislike of it and how much of a "chain management" it had, but I truly didn't think I'd experience that firsthand.

We used Kidz to Pros last summer for in person summer camp. My son absolutely loved it! He made a…read moregreat friend while attending there and they still friends today. The camp he attended was the Minecraft camp. Overall, we were satisfied. The suggestions I would give for future programs would be to have more structure around what the kids are learning for the educational portion of the camp. I would also have to say that my son was clearly aging out of the camp at 10 years old. Most of the campers were much younger. This has its own set of challenges, but at the end of the week we were very happy!

For this review we need to separate the in camp experience from the corporate experience. On the…read moreThursday before my sons camp was to begin I received an email saying his Camp had been canceled. "Luckily" they had another program starting on Monday which they wanted to switch my son to. Attempting to contact the office was extremely frustrating, none of the customer service people spoke English very well and I was put on hold for a very long period of time. I ended up canceling and The refund took several weeks to process and came in small micro transactions over the course of two days. My sons other camp, that had not been canceled had wonderful teachers and he enjoyed himself. Definitely a mixed bag with kids to pros

Great double decker golf range. The facilities are well kept and the owners are quite courteousread more

The spacing between bays seems more generous than other driving ranges. I also like the guardrails…read morealong the aisle, which allow for enough space for your standing bags and camera to check your swings, without encroaching to the circulation path. The restrooms and vending machines are well maintained. It is great to get early bird specials regardless of weekdays and weekends. The putting and chip shots practice areas are good additions as well. My only wish, compared with other County- or Privately-operated driving ranges, is more grass at the field. It is mostly covered with sands which seems like hitting balls over to the huge bunkers or desert. It is not a deal breaker though. Will be my favorite driving range.

If you are thinking about bringing your children to this facility think again! First, let me start…read morewith their teachers high turnover rate. My son has been in the toddler class for 6 months and we've been through approximately 1 teacher every month! Understandable for the underpayment they receive, but terrible for our children! Then they demand appreciation for their teachers from parents on days like "appreciation week"! NO, they need appreciate their own teachers by paying them enough to last more than one month! so don't try to bond with a teacher over here because they're on the go! Even the principal left a few months after the school opened and now they have a new one! The school had a COVID case back in July but unlike all other daycares that close one to tow weeks to insure everyones safety, they remained open because their main goal is collecting money. I had to keep my son home for a few weeks because we had a newborn. Not even one person bothered to check on my son to see if he's okay! This also applies to when the boy is absent you never hear from them! Again, unlike other daycares visits are not allowed, bringing cake for your kids birthdays isn't allowed, I was told not to put any candy in my son's birthday giveaway bags but we personally received bags with tons of candy from other children! Hmmm the rules don't apply for everyone!! I sent an organic ointment with my sons belongings with his name printed on it, that ointment was no where to be found! So I bought and sent a new one! Funny enough when I decided to pull my son out and received his belongings, again the ointment wasn't there! Seems like this ointment is someone's favorite over there! On the parent forum "Bright wheel" we would receive a picture with many clothing items with the following question "Is any of these items for your son?" How tacky and unprofessional is this! A few days ago, I dropped the boy off to only receive a voicemail while getting into my complex elevator that exactly states: "your son is upset and he ran right into the door and when we tried to pick him up to console him he threw himself on the floor and he bumped his head a pretty good bump" then moving forward to the accident report I received for this incident it exactly states: "Your son banged his head on the door twice and threw himself face first on the ground and hit his head" WOW! Which statement should I believe? I said show me the cameras I would like to see it in action because my son has never done this before. Sure enough the principal refused. Not only their accident report statement is vague but it's very insulting for me as a mother, and for my 2 years old son as well. So does all their other accident reports. They want you to believe there's something wrong with your child and it's him to blame for incidents. I don't invest into teaching my son to wake up and start banging his head randomly NO! Shame on them if their accusations is right pushing a child to behave this way! Everyone was horrified of my son's head injury including his doctor who asked us if we saw the cameras? Everyone is having a very hard time believing that my son would do this to himself! Everyone is suggesting that police should be involved. 2 days after his head injury he goes back to Everbrook and right after they received him, I receive a text on brightwheel saying: "your son was upset I tried comforting him but it wasn't working and resulted on him wanting to hit his head on the floor" Really? IF I believe their accusations, what would push a happy child to hurt himself over there? What makes those big negative feelings of a child surface at daycare that we NEVER see at home? Never heard of child wanting to bang their head after "consoling and comforting them"! How about the reason? The cause? They fail to contain the child, handle their emotions or communicate on his level appropriately. I then realized my son wasn't in a safe environment and needed out of that place immediately! I am as a mother traumatized of this experience that resulted in my son's head injury ( pictures attached) and I won't be sending him to daycare .. they don't care for children they rather complete tasks to receive a pay. I feel he's in a safe place now with me at home. Avoid Everbrook Academy at all costs!

My daughter attends this daycare and we have had a wonderful experience so far. They have been…read moreincredibly accommodating towards food allergies and just her overall well-being. I find the watch me grow programs and bright wheel app to be wonder tools to stay connected and peek in on her during the day. I love seeing her play and interact. If I ever have questions or concerns I get answers from her teacher or principal very quickly.

We just had my daughter's 4th birthday party at Tumble Zone. The space was perfect. We had 18 kids…read moreand they had a blast. The girls working were so attentive and other parents were praising how great they were as well. They took over setting up and helped pack everything up. Karen was great and made everything seamless. Would absolutely recommend a party and look forward to checking out summer camps.

Tumble Zone is where my daughter fell in love with gymnastics. They have a process based approach…read morethat helps the youngest gymnasts hone their skills, feel good about themselves, build healthy peer relationships, and get a great exercise regimen into their schedule. Its also a fun, engaging, supportive, school that will help children grow into becoming a gymnast who wants to compete, have stronger balance, or just wants to filter their energy into the mats, bars, vaults, etc. I love Tumble Zone and am forever grateful for them giving my daughter the foundation and confidence she needs in achieving her goals as a gymnast and as a young girl. HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS PLACE! The teachers are supportive, kind, caring, and experts in the field.

Food service and ambiance are wonderful. Always a great venue to host guests- either business or…read morepleasure.

I attended a wedding here. This place had a spacious outdoor area and was right on the water. The…read moreinside was nice as well. The best part of the night was probably the service. They were tremendous and very accommodating all night. The cocktail hour had a number of different options ranging from a seafood table to Charcuterie plates to a gyro station. There was also a number of pastas and a section for Asian cuisine with stir fry being served. There were numerous staff members walking around with handheld dishes too. My favorite option here was probably the harissa at the gyro station. I had that on a falafel gyro, and it was very flavorful. The sushi rolls were decent at best while the grilled chorizo was tasty. Those were just a few of the many dishes I had. For dinner, there was a choice of three main courses along with a salad. The salad consisted of mixed greens, frisee, endive, almond silvers, dried cranberries, and goat cheese with a white balsamic vinaigrette. This was a well put together salad. The white balsamic vinaigrette was key as it brought all the flavors together. Regarding the main course, I was able to share two, the filet mignon and Chilean seabass. The filet had a bordelaise sauce with carrots, asparagus, and a red bliss potato cake. The seabass was pan seared with an heirloom tomato fondue, asparagus, carrots, and a rice pilaf. These were decent at best. The filet had an inconsistent temperature throughout as it was cooked to a medium on the inside while the outside was more well done. The vegetables were a tad hard while the potato cake was nicely fried. It was expected at a large event. The seabass was cooked nicely, but just well under seasoned. The fondue was okay while the rice was a tad hard too. For dessert, cake with ice cream was served. I doubt the cake was made on the premise, but it was not too bad. It was all vanilla I believe including the ice cream. Will I go back? Probably.