July 25- What a nice family United church !! Went today as…read morea visitor and was treated very kindly and the Pastor said very kind and prayerful words to me and set time aside to speak to me with encouraging words . I left there saying I want to go back again . Brought back memories . Thank you all for making me Feel so welcomed .

Given our current circumstances, due to COVID-19, choosing a daycare to send our almost 6-month-old…read moreto was no easy feat. Back in November, I toured three local daycare facilities in Mount Olive, New Jersey, the town in which I live. The moment I stepped into the Bright Horizons facility, I knew this was a place I could trust with my unborn son at the time. It was evident that cleanliness was a top priority for the center even before the recent pandemic. To be honest, this was how I chose Bright Horizons over the other two centers I looked at in the area. During my tour, they even gave me questions I should ask other centers. I appreciated that, given this was my first time choosing a day care. When the time came to for me to go back to work, of course as a mother and a teacher myself, I was afraid of the unknown; however, thinking back to November I felt a sense of comfort knowing such a high standard was already put in place. Unfortunately due to unforeseen circumstances, the Mount Olive facility was delayed in opening due to facility maintenance issues. Director Jen was transparent and supportive during this time to ensure come September, my son would have a safe school to attend. My husband and I made the decision to send our son to the Rockaway facility while we are waiting for the Mount Olive Center to reopen. Jen made sure to personally call me to check in with updates on the center's reopening status, when she could have just easily emailed me. She truly cares for the families. I highly recommend and trust Bright Horizons.

I am a divorced parent and have nothing but issues with the facilitily in Flanders it's court…read moreordered not to release my child to my x wife mon,wed,fri, I'm on my way to day care to pick my daughter up and get a notification saying she was checked out my by x when it's court ordered she Can't pick her up costing me my parenting time, this facility is nothing but un professional and one sided, that's just one incident there are about 6 in the last 3 months i would NEVER recommend them to anyone!

Shout out to Father Nick who I have known since childhood, it's a lovely church BTW, peaceful,…read morequiet, and far away from everything, all the efforts that they provide for the town and community is always appreciated, thank you again..

The moment you step in you will feel welcome Misas en…read moreespañol Domingos 12:30 a medio día

My twins have been attending FVCDS since they were 16 months old; they are now nearly 5 and are…read morepreparing to go to kindergarten this Fall 2020. The owner Miss Aimee is wonderful and hands on. Very easy going and accommodating! The teachers love the kids as if they were their own. I am very confident in our choice to send our children to FVCDS as I have seen them grow to respectful, kind and intellectual little humans!

My kids enjoy this place as much, if not more than, the higher end places we used prior to moving…read moreto the area. They get lots of exercise and adore the staff. My 5 year old is in the summer camp program and LOVES it. It was a great decision for our family.

I came here for a private baptism and I have say it was well orchestrated. Beautiful church that's…read morespacious and immaculate. They say cleanliness is next to godliness and St. Luke's passed the test. The baptism was short and sweet.

This has been our church for 23 years. Our children had the privilege of attending Sunday School.As…read morewell as many learning trips to El Salvador. The staff is wonderful and always there with a answer. The youth groups they have are wonderful . If you are in town for the weekend stop in for mass and see what a beautiful and friendly church Saint Lukes is

Incredible Academic Programs, Toxic Administration…read more As a student with a 3.95 GPA and a member of both Phi Theta Kappa and Psi Beta National Honor Societies, I can attest that the actual education at NCC is top-tier. Many of my professors were brilliant, supportive, inclusive, fun, and they truly cared about my success as a scholar. Food and beverages are always decent and available, and the counseling is top-notch. Unfortunately, the rest of the administrative side of this college is a nightmare for students with disabilities. After returning from a medically cleared leave and successfully completing a full year, I was met with extreme clerical incompetence regarding my Financial Aid and SAP status. The Disability Services Coordinator was highly unprofessional, condescending, religiously discriminatory, and verbally abusive. Despite my high honors, I was treated as though I was a slacker after needing to take necessary withdraws. I was berated, patronized, and told to "just accept Cs" in subjects where I have a severe learning disability. The office was overall dismissive and unhelpful, with the coordinator even personally admitting to me that she only took her job because she was "bored" with retirement. Towards the end of our call, she asked me if I celebrated Christmas, as the holiday was 3 days away at the time. I told her "no", as I practice Eclectic Wiccanism and celebrate Yule instead. So she simply replied with something among the realm of: "Well, I WOULD wish you Happy Holidays, but you don't believe in any of it." She knew I was of a different faith beforehand, and she decided to disrespectfully act as though I told her I was an atheist who merely celebrated nothing. One of the deans also failed to take action regarding student harassment I had been facing the majority of the semester. I'd like to note that the student had broken the no-contact rule initially put in place multiple times, but nothing was ever done about it because: 1.) I was told their actions fall "in between" breaking and NOT breaking the no-contact order, supposedly putting them in this "gray-area". 2.) She essentially told me to "tough it out", as the semester was going to be ending soon anyway. I was also personally targeted via a phishing scam impersonating NCC after the semester ended. I strongly suspect that was perpetrated by the same individual who had already been harassing me. I say this because it's highly unlikely and very unrealistic that a random phisher would only target 1 college student out of hundreds. NCC always announces trouble on both campuses (here and at Bethlehem), so if this was a widespread phishing problem, I feel a very bold warning would've been issued to everyone. Of course, I reported it. However, I feel the dean only had the email deleted and no further action was taken to see who might've been responsible. For a college that claims to be a community, they failed to protect me when it mattered most. I really wanted to give this campus a 5 star review, as I have a significant positive history there. But after all that has happened, I simply cannot. Go here for the professors, but if you have a disability or require any additional help from the "higher-ups," be prepared to fight every step of the way. I am transferring to a college that respects its students fully and follows federal law.

Out of all the colleges and universities we visited for my daughter, (and we visited a LOT!) we all…read moreloved Centenary the most. Everyone on the staff was warm and welcoming and the students all seem genuinely happy to be there. I'm very happy and proud to say that my daughter will be attending in the Fall with a full scholarship!

Get your degree! Found this school while living in San Diego and decided it was a match. They've…read morebeen helpful using my GI Bill, advisors are always available and helpful, and classes are at night so I can stay home with my daughter. Take up to two classes per term, with each term lasting 8 weeks. Classes meet one night per week. I see all kinds of people with all different things going on in their lives, but one thing in common- they're all getting a degree! Bachelors and Masters programs. 4/5 stars because I had brand new teachers for a few classes and didn't like that they didn't seem to know how things work or what they were doing. New teachers should shadow another to learn first.

This is the cleanest brightest school in the area with such a loving staff. I went to work knowing…read moremy children were safe and getting hugs and kisses. If you are new to the area I will make your search easy for you. Meet with the staff and see the school and you will be sold!