The staff is amazing. My 2 daughters have been going since on of them was 7 months and my other was…read more6 weeks. The staff is so understanding and loving to children. It is so sad that this will be our last year after being here for 6 years. Little genius academy is the best place to have your child grow into their own!

We started bringing our first daughter to Little Genius Academy back in 2011 when she was about 1…read more1/2 and she stayed all the way through kindergarten. Our 2nd daughter started shortly after she was born in 2014 and is still there in a pre-K class. Our experience here has been amazing. Our older daughter never complained about going to school, she made lots friends, some of whom she continues to see outside of LGA and finished kindergarten knowing how to read and fully prepared for 1st grade in public school. Our younger daughter looks forward to going school every day and is having similar experience that her sister had. Through the years that we have been coming to LGA, we have gotten to know the owner/director, Miss Angela, and several of the teachers and administrative staff. It is clearly no accident that LGA is as successful as it is. Miss Angela is always there and takes a very hands on approach with every aspect of the school. Any time we have had a problem or concern, Miss Angela was extremely attentive and responsive in addressing our needs. All of the teachers that both of our girls have had took a genuine interest in their well being. They greet the children with a welcoming smile in the morning and they stay on top of their game in meeting the children's needs throughout the day. The administrative staff is courteous and professional and come across as warm and caring to the children - and they seem to know every child's name...very impressive.

I can't tell you a thing about the curriculum (although from the look of the crowd I'm sure it's…read moresome provocative form of free association meets not so free tuition) but last night we went to see a young relative perform in Wardlaw's Spring musical Into The Woods. Rarely, have I witnessed a production so elaborate this side of Broadway. The costumes alone were exquisite and Judging from the logjam of six figure German SUVs lining the parking lot I immediately stopped wondering where such funding could have possibly come from. Considering my own public high school production of M*A*S*H featured Army Surplus Store remnants for costumes and props I shudder to think what Wardlaw's prom may look like... Maybe Justin Timberlake and Beyonce performing live on a levitating platform of pure platinum. Like the bumper sticker says... My other car is a Ferrari. Times they sure have changed. A great show.

My son has been enrolled in W+H since early childhood. These past 5 years have just flown by…read morewatching him thrive and grow. He's challenged, he's nurtured and he's given the tools to succeed. I've watched him accomplish projects with such determination and grit and I've seen him cheer his classmates with the same joy and sense of pride in them. The teachers are simply amazing...I've had the joy of connecting and maintaining strong relationships. They foster so much global awareness and inclusivity. My son has learned about so many different cultures and foods. When I am on campus...I feel like I am home. I am forever grateful to everyone at WH for my son's journey...it really takes a village...I'm fortunate to add to mine each year.

Am only rating the sports complex. The baseball field looked nice and fairly new. There was a turf…read morefield. The other fields around were nice as well. We won the game which made it even nicer!

Not to be confused with Venison High School which is frequented by gross hunters who like to eat…read moreweird meats. This is a nice looking High School in lush grounds on the edge of Edison close to Metuchen. You won't find Metuchen some of the propaganda filled subjects they teach in school but that's another story. It has a nice multicultural student body and a good reputation. It's one of the few high schools in the country I've been to regularly. My friend is a sub teacher and had me come in for a class recently and talk to 15-ish y.o. kids about what I've done with my life. Fun times. I couldn't believe how respectful and friendly and thoughtful they were. I was expecting a rowdy and abusive bunch like the movies. The movies don't always get it right. My friend told me they'd be nice AF to me and they were. I wasn't paid for this of course, just did it as a fun favour for my friend, but I got a lot out of it too. The grounds themselves are really nice and they put on regular shows and fairs and festivals that make it a real hub for the community, which I think is one of the hallmarks of a great High School.

You may have heard good things about the school. But just wait till you find out the truth of how…read morethe students and staff act in this school. The truth is that instead of finding solutions to problems. Students and staff tend to find other problems to deal with their problems. This school is grossly overpopulated, has bad facilities, bad education, and has a gross community of kids who are entitled to everything. Many of the students are rude and dismissive. Counselors are a joke. Not a thriving environment at all. Culturally insensitive and non inclusive.

I interviewed for an on call-substitute teacher position for the last three months of the academic…read moreyear. In the email, the secretary said the interview would be quick ... but it ended up lasting an hour. Which is fine; the principal and I seemed to be getting along. However, they never email me back, and then when I email them back asking as to whether they made a decision about the position, I get ghosted. They never email me back.

I went here many years ago and it was not the best experience. The school is a mess due to it being…read morefrom Pre K to High School. The teachers weren't that good and the community doesn't work.

Not a bad school the only gripe is parking. I have to get to get there a 1/2 hour before they let…read morehim out to find parking then I have wait about 1/2 hour to get out of there.

When looking into most of the daycare options in Metuchen, Friends of the Family (FotF), stood out…read morefrom the pack. After being there for almost 4 years (age 2-6) and hearing about other daycares in town, we can say it was the best option for us and our daughter. A few highlights based on our experience: - Best hours with flexible schedule offerings (12 hours day, half days, partial weeks) - Fair pricing with no nickel and dining for extra hours, monthly fees, etc. Being independent allows them to avoid additional overhead of the franchise daycare options. - Incredible staff with little turnover, which is a big issue at many places - Caring owners with great attitudes and always reinvesting in the facility - Outstanding full-day kindergarten program (with included before and after care hours), led by Miss Kerri. Kids leave this program well prepared for 1st grade. - Perfect location downtown with plenty of parking and allows us to be close to everything (restaurants, dance, taekwondo, train station, etc.) We highly recommend you pay them a visit and seriously consider them for your child

I was told the waitlist was "very extensive" to the point they are unaware of when they can bring…read morein new clients, yet they are accepting deposits to become a client. I would not recommend a place that cannot keep track of the children and their attendance.