Our toddler just started his first term at DHMC, and I have to say they have exceed all…read moreexpectations we had coming into the Montessori world. Two months into this journey, I'm so impressed by the breadth of experiences and knowledge the children at this school are exposed to, even the youngest among them. Every day, his wonderful teacher Ms. Stephanie, and her assistant Ms. Kris, send home a small slip that tells us what he "worked" on that day. What we see as play often times is work for these little humans we live with because they're working on developing skills. Imagine my surprise when I found out they were doing food tastings from the Toddler Garden, learning how to slice bananas, and working on practical life skills such as self-care. Our son, now 20-months-old will independently carry his bowl or plate to our kitchen sink, throw away garbage and help us sort recyclables, assist with pick up his dirty laundry or put away books, etc. Did I mention this is my same child who wasn't walking independently at 17-months-old, and after one week surrounded by his peers he was doing laps around our kitchen table? He has gained so much independence and confidence in these two short months, and as a parent that makes me more confident than ever about our choice to entrust the staff at DHMC with development. They're not just looking at test scores and assessments, they truly do teach to the "whole child" as advocated by the Montessori curriculum. If you want an authentic Montessori experience, whether your child is a toddler like mine, lower or upper elementary, or middle school, please give them a call and come see why we've fallen in love with this school and plan to continue this journey with them through 8th grade.

I think what keeps this school going is more so the lack of nice private schools to compete with…read more.. In the entire region (15miles perimeter) there is simply NO other schools that are non-religious oriented. For almost $10K/year (latchkey/lunch/etc at additional cost), I'd expect something much better. First, the school building needs renovation. It looks old, it smells old. My daughter uses the Montessori method fior leaning which seems to be working really well with her. Her reading skills at 1st grade was equivalent to 3rd grade... definetely the school methodology has something to do. But the materials are also very old... The staff is nice. What is really disturbing is that there is lots of school fund raising activities going on almost every month! And yet, the school is considered a non-profitable organization... oh well, go figure. Sometimes I actually wonder if the finances are mis-managed, because the gardens and the play area needs serious maintenance... as a matter of fact it is my biggest gripe for this school... it needs a serious face lifting but management is doing who knows what with the money... maybe I'm sponsoring 2 kids with tuiton I pay in full... who knows ...

Love this school district. Teachers really care and love the online parental updates. Dearborn…read moreHigh, Bryant middle, and Lindbergh are really good schools.

Our child has been at the learning tree since he was an infant. He is now almost 3 and has found a…read morehome in Ms. Michele's TPS room. We love how interactive Michele is with all the children, you can see the care she takes in planning the daily activities. One of the things we like most about Michele is how she teaches the kids responsibility. Whether its picking up after yourself, or apologizing if you misbehave, she works with the kids to help them understand and be respectful. We have loved having our son in her care.

Great quality childcare. Staff seem to like being there, seems like they have support from…read moremanagement. Safety measures are great. Most importantly, my kids love it. Only bummer is the cost. Wish there was a better discount for multiple children in program.

My daughter was struggling with math through middle school and we signed her up for twice weekly…read moretutoring here. They were patient, encouraging and were an immense help with assisting her with her math struggles. Yes, it is expensive, but was worth every penny to assist with not only bringing her up to her level but well beyond her grade level.

I did their LPN program. Overall good expereince. I was supported by teachers and management…read more Passed NCLEX on first try!! Some girls didnt unerstand the assignment.I did and made it a Win for me.

Horrible Horrible Horrible DO NOT GO HERE!!!! Very unorganized very unprofessional. Don't care…read moreabout their students and teachers play favoritism. Please Don't go here. They changed all their syllabus while your in the class and homework is only worth 1%. Teachers have quit and they can't keep adequate staff. Staff don't half teach you and you will not succeed here. They also lost their accreditation for a year and couldn't accept students.

Our 4.5 year old daughter, Zoë, is about to conclude her first full year of pre-K at the Learning…read moreTree South Lyon. And I have nothing but glowing positives about the entire experience! Being her first foray into schools, our daughter started off tentative, was just barely potty trained and had never been left alone in a social class environment before. She was also somewhat of a picky eater. She was never in daycare prior to this. On her first day it was an ocean of tears when we left her there (and buckets of tears for the first two whole weeks). But the teachers there - Misses Claire, Heather and Anne - we're always on the ball and have her the attention and distractions she needed. She started to getting used to the whole school thing. Fast forward to the June of the following year. Our daughter has blossomed into a different child. She's good with mist foods now, extremely social with other kids at parties and etc, has learned how to write and paint and color, goes to and from the bathroom all by herself and enjoys every single day at school. The results were nothing short of amazing. And it's a testament to the care and attention the Learning Tree gives all the kids under their care. We highly recommend them as a daycare center and a preschool alternative for your children. Enrollment and space are limited, and it's on the pricier side, but you get what you pay for and it's a rock solid pre school experience. Thank you very much, Learning Tree!

Employees are compelled to come to work when sick. Calling in sick is treated as a negative mark…read moretowards quarterly bonuses. Employees that haven't built up enough paid time off aren't allowed to take off an hour unpaid to go to medical appointments. They must call in and lose the entire day of pay.

After this branch changed management in 2017, my satisfaction toward instructors' ability has been…read moregoing down hill. The instructor was not able to figure out a pre-calc question for 15 minutes, and proceeded to accomplish nothing for at least an hour. I would say this branch in 2018 is suffering from inability to secure top notched instructors. Going forward, I recommend parents interested in their service personally interview each specific instructor before signing up.

I went to Huntington Learning Center about two years ago, right before my junior year of high…read moreschool began, to take advantage of the PSAT/SAT test prep that was offered there. Two years later, as someone who is about to embark on her journey through college, I can say with great confidence that the path I am about to take is in large part thanks to the lessons I learned at Huntington. Earlier this year I was named a National Merit Finalist, and in order to receive that title, the first step is to do well on the PSAT. In preparation for this test, I recieved a lot of personalized tutoring that pinpointed both my strengths and weaknesses, and then aimed to hone those strengths while working hard to make me more comfortable with tackling my weaknesses. The test-taking skills I learned, and the methods that were used to teach them, were very effective in my opinion, seeing as I scored a 229 (out of a maximum 240) on the PSAT. However, it is important to realize that if you want to do well at Huntington, and later on succeed in school and on any test you take, it is ultimately up to you and how hard you are willing to work. Motivation to succeed is a key part of achieving success; this is also something I realized thanks to Dr. Pan, who runs Huntington. He also gave me a lot of good advice concerning college and what to expect in the application process, and I won't doubt he will do the same for anyone who stops by his office with similar questions! Overall, I highly recommend Huntington Learning Center for anyone who needs that extra push in preparing for a standardized test. It does not matter if you're already a smart student or if you feel that you need some work; Huntington will cater to your needs and will help you get the score you desire.

My daughter attended this pre school ages 3 through 5 and we loved it! She also attended the summer…read morecamp which we appreciated just as much. The teachers and staff are warm, kind, and very good at their jobs. My daughter was ahead of her class when she attended kindergarten at a public school. Furthermore, it is a healthy, safe, diverse environment beautifully designed to make a child feel cared for and excel academically. Among many other things, they also offer family fun events, in-school field trips, and parent education evenings. They truly care about their work and family values. I firmly believe this Montessori played a major role in my daughter developing into the happy, kind, and brilliant kid that she is today.

My child started at Montessori Center of Our Lady at the age of 3, she is now just 6 and graduating…read morekindergarten this week. I highly recommend this school, it's worth every single penny!! All points of academia were covered & she has excelled in all of them. I just received the state testing results & she scored very high marks in every single category. The summer camp program is great, every week is a different fun theme. All points of academia are also covered in the summer program. They just opened enrollment for potty-trained 2-year-old children. This school is located on beautiful grounds in Livonia. I always felt that safety and welfare was a top priority with the staff & administrators.