Great program! My son completed the Learning Rx program and made incredible gains. Kevin, the owner…read moreof the Brookfield LRX site are incredible people who worked with me to make it all possible. My son's LRX trainer, Kelly, is phenomenal! I can't say enough good things about her - she was skilled at engaging my son with the work, emphasizing his gains and strengths, all the while challenging him to reach his next milestone. As a single working parent of two, it was important to have everything run smoothly to be able to manage 3 LRX sessions/week in addition to everything else; Kelly's excellent communication and family-friendly attitude made this all possible. Thank you Kelly and Kevin!

I've had an opportunity to learn a little about this service and think that it could truly be a…read morevaluable tool in helping people to unlock their true potential. I look forward to learning a bit more about it and how it can help with all different issues.

My kids love it and they are improving their math skills. The look forward to going.read more

We love Mathnasium! It has kept my 11 year old son on track and now my 14 year old daughter is…read morepreparing for advance math in high school.

You don't have to be Catholic to appreciate this worthy charitable organization, but being the sort…read moreof cynic I am, I did my due diligence before donating. Like many Catholic charities a much higher percentage of your donation money gets to the truly needy than other non-profits. Many of the charities that are most convenient to donate to through work, because of the money and resources the organizations employ to be convenient for you to donate directly out of your paycheck at work, have much higher overhead costs. Remember in the early '90s when it became too dangerous for the United States Marines to stay in civil war-torn Liberia? Some American nuns stayed behind and paid with their lives. This order does good work for justice and peace in some of the most dangerous and poverty stricken parts of the world. I don't believe in their God, but I do know that their faith leads them to courageous and commendable work. The nuns here are at the retirement stage of their service. The main old building of this convent and the grounds are historic and beautiful. Without an appointment you can enjoy the grounds, there's a lovely little grotto, but try to get in here on a tour or during open house as it's pretty interesting.

Favorite team of people, our kids are in great care when they go. When they're old enough for…read moreschool we will miss this place!

The issues I have fall in three main camps…read more 1- Communication! If you tell one staff member something, it doesn't mean they're going to write it down or share it with others. I spent so much time informing various staff about different things for my daughters care and would still get a call from the owner asking questions. At one point, surrounding the issue of why we were basically asked to leave, the owner Mary Lynn even told me that I should have called her back not her staff because as a childcare facility they do not have time to always be checking in with each other so if you talk to one staff member you need to follow up with that same person. But when I called during my workday her daughter was available and I spoke with her and she said she would relay that information to the rest of the staff. It is a huge red flag to me that they can't communicate, and I have examples of this over three or four instances. 2-Vaccine policies. To their credit, in their policies they are up front with the fact that, the owner specifically, does not agree with the vaccine schedule for children. The policies ask parents to be informed about vaccines, and they say if you choose to vaccinate that they have policies they ask you to follow. For example after regular vaccines your child cannot be at school for one whole day, for the flu vaccine they need to be out for a week. We knew this going into it, and I was OK with it because I can respect their stance however as a paying customer I expect them to respect my stance. About a mouth in my daughter had a small mark on her thigh, that was not bothering her was not infected or anything. I got a call in the middle of the day during my work to ask if my daughter had gotten a vaccine that I had not reported because of this mark. I was reminded to always be honest when she get vaccines and update the form. I said I know and that she is not due for vaccines until her one year appointment and that I would update at that time. Then when she did get her vaccines I made a second appointment to accommodate their policy, I informed three separate teachers that I made a separate appointment and my daughter was out for three days. I brought the filled out medical form on the day she returned. And I still got a call from the owner confirming the vaccines. Anytime she was acting tired, or when she had a blowout the owner said "this could be from her vaccines last week". It got very old very quickly. I'm sure some parents lie or don't turn in forms etc, but I never showed any signs of this yet I was still treated like a liar. I believe they do not want vaccinated children in their center and that they will find issues until you leave. 3. Meal plan. Their meal plan is very sad. Almost no protein, oatmeal twice a week at least for lunch and lots of jelly sandwiches. The other issue is they have a morning snack at 8:30 and lunch at 10:30. So if your child eats breakfast around say 7am- by 11am they've had three meals basically. The issue that caused us to leave is the owner believed our 1 yr old pooped too much. Mary thought milk was the issue- I wanted to time to explore, talk to a pediatrician because I didn't notice excess pooping when she was with us or with my our other childcare. We couldn't agree on a plan so we ended up leaving. Three or four days not being on the meal plan and eating so much my daughter's stools went back to her norm. I would not recommend this daycare based on my experience and though the teachers do seem great and the children are well cared for, my experience was less than positive.

It's normal these days to possibly have to frisk yourself before taking an exam, so don't be too…read moreshocked by that. They have lockers for your items, and you must turn your phone off They do a great job in getting people in and processed for their exam. The only downside for me is that the room is too warm. Otherwise, they give you earplugs or headphones. Everything you need to make your testing experience positive.

My daughter doesn't go to Kumon now. I knew many parents at the center, who were unhappy, but…read morestick there for convenience of location. Instructor does not want to listen to parents. Fun fact: there was a list of students who finished reading our math Kumon. Most of the student in the list finished in eighth our ninth grade, except one student who finished in sixth grade. That one kid also share same uncommon last name as Kumon instructor. Based on discussion with other Kumon parents of outside area, it is not uncommon to finish Kumon in sixth ore seventh grade. It solely depends on your Kumon center cooperation and obviously on student.

From the owner: Kumon of Brookfield is part of the world's largest after-school math & reading program, helping…read morechildren of all ages become self-learners.

I am a DSHA alumna, as well as a current volunteer. I am so blessed to have had the opportunity to…read moreattend this school. Prior to high school, I was an MPS, and then a WAWM public school student. DSHA is such a positive world of difference compared to public schools. The teachers at DSHA truly care about the girls, ALL of the girls. They expect excellence because they know you are capable of excellence. They truly care, and want to see you do well. This is not just a "paycheck" for them. The academics are stellar with an abundance of AP courses offered. How many high schools can say not only did 100% of students graduate, but were ALSO accepted into 4-year universities? Very few. DSHA has a fantastic athletic program as well with quite a few championships. Many athletes are student scholars. Lastly, DSHA is a school centered around the Catholic faith with theology classes, retreats, and service opportunities. A student does not have to be Catholic though to attend as there are students of Jewish, Muslim, and Protestant faiths. DSHA transforms girls in to strong, confident, well-rounded, educated young ladies ready to take on the world! A DSHA grad is a force to be reckoned with. Please do not take my word for it though. Visit their website, and check them out. Their statistics speak for themselves.

Although I did not go there, my wife did. She has made comments through our 13 years of marriage on…read morehow well she liked going there. It prepared her for college and their curriculum was in tune with the educational process. She really liked everyone their. She has never said a bad word about it. So although ya is is second hand information. I believe it to be true. As my wife is a very honest person. That's why I married her.

I was hesitant to even make an attempt to learn another language, worried that I'm too old. While…read moreI probably would have learned a LOT faster years ago, I AM learning now. Julia is an exceptional teacher. She is patient and encouraging, she is understanding and straightforward. Julia works with your individual needs and comfort level and doesn't "force" learning. My learning experience is custom tailored to me and I know that she's switched gears on a number of occasions for my struggles. I am extremely glad that I reached out for lessons. I absolutely recommend her for lessons.

Julia is an excellent teacher who does an excellent job tailoring lessons to the current language…read moreabilities of the student. Very personable and professional!